Samuel Bacot 
Samuel was born in 1716.1 Samuel's father was Peter Bacot and his mother was Marie Peronneau. His paternal grandparents were Pierre Bacot and Jacquine Menessier; his maternal grandparents are Samuel Peronneau and Jeanne Collin. He had a brother and two sisters, named Peter, Mary and Elizabeth. He was the oldest of the four children. He died after 1771 in Darlington District, South Carolina.1 General Notes
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According to Huguenots of Colonial South Carolina by Arthur Henry Hir
sc h, Samuel Bacot moved into the Darlington District, South Carolina, f
ar in to the back-country in 1769.
The family was one of the highly respected and efficient planter and mer
ch ant class, several of whom entered public life. Thomas Wright Baco
t, of t he Charles Town branch of the family, was appointed Postmast
er at Charlest on by President George Washington in 1794. He retained t
he position wi th increasing honor for more than 40 years.
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Ancestor Pedigree Chart
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- b.1560 in Tours, Province of Touraine, France
- b.1597 in Tours, Province of Touraine, France
- b. in France
- b.1638 in Tours, Province of Touraine, France d.1702 in South Carolina
- b. in France
- b.~ 1670 in La Rochelle, France d.1730 in Charleston, Charleston County, South Carolina
- b. in France
- b.04 Apr 1649 in France d.Oct 1709 in Charleston, Charleston County, South Carolina
- b. in France
- b.1716 d.> 1771 in Darlington District, South Carolina
- b.1685 d.1778
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‌Samuel and Rebecca were married in a religious ceremony on April 14th, 1741 in Christ Church Parish, Berkley County, South Carolina.1 They had two sons and three daughters, named Samuel, Peter, Elizabeth, Mary and Susannah.
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Children
Elizabeth Bacot
Elizabeth was born in 1746 in Prince George Parrish, South Carolina.1 She died at the age of 55 in 1801 in Brunswick County, NC.1
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