The founders; portraits of persons born abroad who came to the colonies in North America before the year 1701, with an introduction, biographical outlines and comments on the portraits . of the only Church of Eng- 49 land clergyman in the Province, and the knot was legally tied beyondall question. On the mural tablet in the Huguenot church at Charleston,the date of his death is 7 March, 1735, but the Gazettegives the date as 12 March, 1735/6. His will shows thathe owned more property than he could remember. Mazyck was a successful merchant, trading with Eng-land, Portugal, Madeira, and the Wes
The founders; portraits of persons born abroad who came to the colonies in North America before the year 1701, with an introduction, biographical outlines and comments on the portraits . of the only Church of Eng- 49 land clergyman in the Province, and the knot was legally tied beyondall question. On the mural tablet in the Huguenot church at Charleston,the date of his death is 7 March, 1735, but the Gazettegives the date as 12 March, 1735/6. His will shows thathe owned more property than he could remember. Mazyck was a successful merchant, trading with Eng-land, Portugal, Madeira, and the West Indies, and thegreatest landowner in or near Charleston. He was alsoan accomplished young man, skilled in drawing, astute inbusiness, and very religious. He was devoted to goodworks, contributing to the building and support of hischurch, and leaving a bequest of £100 sterling toward themaintenance of the minister. The English settlers, in anattempt to regulate the Huguenot services, found that theLords Proprietors were determined to stand for liberty ofconscience and worship as demanded by Mazyck and hisfriends. An Abstract of a Genealogical Collection, by Malcolm Macbeth. 50. N v^ <r» to s f < ^ CO
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