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Zechariah VILLAPONTOUX's parents: Pierre VILLEPONTOUX (1658-1711) and Jane de RIVASSON (1656- )

Family of Zechariah VILLAPONTOUX and Amaria(Amelia?) PERKINS

Husband: Zechariah VILLAPONTOUX (1698-1780)
Wife: Amaria(Amelia?) PERKINS ( - )
Children: Benjamin VILLAPONTEAUX ( - )

Husband: Zechariah VILLAPONTOUX

Name: Zechariah VILLAPONTOUX
Sex: Male
Father: Pierre VILLEPONTOUX (1658-1711)
Mother: Jane de RIVASSON (1656- )
Birth 1698
Death Dec 1780 (age 81-82) Parnassus Plantation, Goose Creek, Black River

Wife: Amaria(Amelia?) PERKINS

Name: Amaria(Amelia?) PERKINS
Sex: Female
Father: -
Mother: -

Child 1: Benjamin VILLAPONTEAUX

Name: Benjamin VILLAPONTEAUX
Sex: Male

Note on Husband: Zechariah VILLAPONTOUX

Zecharia was a well known builder and made most of the bricks for St. Michael's Church, Charlestown, SC.

"St. Michael's, Charleston, 1751-1951", by George W. Williams, Pages 135, 137, 140, 144, 149, & 349.

 

From PLANTATIONS OF THE CAROLINA LOW COUNTRY:

Zachary Villepontoux was a builder, and made "excellent brick" which was

used to build St. Michael's church in Charleston. (p. 48)

 

Pompion Hill Chapel was designed and built by Zecharia. His initials are carved into the bricks on the sides of both doors.St.

Note on Wife: Amaria(Amelia?) PERKINS

Wright Bible does not say Perkins per say, per Elizabeth Thomas communication with author of Huguenot Descendants & Villepontoux Internet site, Virginia Marin.

Amelia Perkins parents may have come from Wales. She doesn't tie in with the other Huguenot Perkins that one finds from Connecticut, via France & Ireland & Scotland.

Note on Child 1: Benjamin VILLAPONTEAUX

http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=syf&id=I4901

Marriage and Death Notices from the City Gazette of Tuesday October 30, 1792:

Died on Saturday the 27th instant Benjamin Villepontoux, Esq. an old and respectable inhabitant of this city.

 

1790 Census, page 38 Dorchester District.