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The Fripp family of South Carolina

Notes


Col. John Godfrey

John made his will on 12 Mar 1690, so probably died shortly after this date. It refers to his daughter Mary, wife of William Davis, and names her two former husbands as Robert Browne and Dr. Henry Woodward.


Capt. Phillip Martinangel

Captain Phillip Martinangel was with the loyal South Carolina militia during the Revolution. He was assassinated by the "Bloody Legion" in December 1781. An account of his death and ancestry can be found HERE for the full article.


Mary Grace Venable

No issue