Ship Canning carrying the DeBruhl Family and two Servants to Halifax NS in 1749

Cornwallis Ships to Halifax - 1749



Surnames Beginning with "D", "E" and "F":

Last Name	First Name	Register No.	Year	Ship	Master	Sex	Destination	Comment	Occupation	Boys	Girls	Male Servants	Female Servants	Total	Register Comment
Dailey	Garret	1010	1749	London	John Baker	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner					2	Dreadnought
Dale	John	233	1749	Wilmington	Thomas Adams	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner					2	Prince Frederick
Dance	Benjamin	429	1749	Merry Jacks	Giles Granger	Male	Halifax		Mariner					1	Gloucester
Danoly	John	898	1749	Everley	John Dutchman	Male	Halifax		Smith					1
Darke	Richard	154	1749	Winchelsea	Thomas Cornish	Male	Halifax	& wife	Midshipman			1		3	Canterbury
Darling	David	118	1749	Winchelsea	Thomas Cornish	Male	Halifax		Mariner					1	Warwick
Darling	Edward	298	1749	Wilmington	Thomas Adams	Male	Halifax	& wife	Corporal	1				3	Cochran's
Davis	Edward	731	1749	Rochampton	Samuel Williamson	Male	Halifax		Husbandman; Carpenter					1
Davis	Edward	109	1749	Winchelsea	Thomas Cornish	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner		1	2		5	Rippon
Davis	Folk	280	1749	Wilmington	Thomas Adams	Male	Halifax	& wife	Butcher	1				3	Rainbow
Davis	Greenway	358	1749	Wilmington	Thomas Adams	Male	Halifax		Purser			2		3	New Castle
Davis	James	668	1749	Beaufort	Elias Perriman	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner					2	Grampus Sloop
Davis	John	973	1749	London	John Baker	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner					2	Russell
Davis	John	436	1749	Merry Jacks	Giles Granger	Male	Halifax		Husbandman					1
Davis	John	445	1749	Merry Jacks	Giles Granger	Male	Halifax	& wife	Private					2	1st Regiment Foot Guards
Davis	John	461	1749	Merry Jacks	Giles Granger	Male	Halifax	& wife	Quarter Gunner					2	Nightingale
Davis	Thomas	52	1749	Charlton	Richard Ladd	Male	Halifax	& wife	Braizer					2
Davis	William	287	1749	Wilmington	Thomas Adams	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner	1				3	Panther
Davye	Daniel	141	1749	Winchelsea	Thomas Cornish	Male	Halifax	& wife	Masters at Arms		1			3	Chester
Daw	John	706	1749	Beaufort	Elias Perriman	Male	Halifax		Baker					1
De Laney	Patrick	371	1749	Merry Jacks	Giles Granger	Male	Halifax		Mariner					1	Roebuck
Deakins	Francis	454	1749	Merry Jacks	Giles Granger	Male	Halifax		Mariner					1	Tyger
Debrull	Michael	811	1749	Canning	Andrew Dewar	Male	Halifax	& wife	Private	1		1	1	5	3rd Troop Horse Guards
DeCharmes	Simon	673	1749	Beaufort	Elias Perriman	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner					2	Pembroke
Degle	John	739	1749	Rochampton	Samuel Williamson	Male	Halifax		Pattounmaker					1
Deley	John	492	1749	Merry Jacks	Giles Granger	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner					2	Cumberland
Dellechaux	Jacob	100	1749	Winchelsea	Thomas Cornish	Male	Halifax		Smith					1
Dellechaux	John	101	1749	Winchelsea	Thomas Cornish	Male	Halifax		Smith					1
Delodine	Peter	447	1749	Merry Jacks	Giles Granger	Male	Halifax		Mariner					1	Victory
Dent	Thomas	716	1749	Beaufort	Elias Perriman	Male	Halifax	& wife	Turner					2	[total was given as 1, should be 2 inc. wife]
Denton	Simon	129	1749	Winchelsea	Thomas Cornish	Male	Halifax	& wife	Quartermaster		1			3	Yarmouth
Derring	John	783	1749	Canning	Andrew Dewar	Male	Halifax		Captain's Clerk					1	Fly Sloop
Devereaux	William	611	1749	Beaufort	Elias Perriman	Male	Halifax	& wife	Private man	1	2			5	1st Regiment Foot Guards
Diamond	Abram	194	1749	Winchelsea	Thomas Cornish	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner					2	Wager
Dickie	Robert	801	1749	Canning	Andrew Dewar	Male	Halifax	& wife	Master, goes in the Albany	1		1		4	Albany Sloop
Dickson	Cochran	915	1749	London	John Baker	Male	Halifax	& wife	Surgeon			1		3
Dickson	John	271	1749	Wilmington	Thomas Adams	Male	Halifax	& wife	Smith	2				4
Dingley	John	106	1749	Winchelsea	Thomas Cornish	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner				2	4	Furnace, Bomb.
Dixon	William	72	1749	Charlton	Richard Ladd	Male	Halifax		Carpenter					1
Doe	James	908	1749	Everley	John Dutchman	Male	Halifax	& wife	Private					2	Colonel Frazer's
Doge	John	62	1749	Charlton	Richard Ladd	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner	1				3	Yarmouth
Dolin	Brian	190	1749	Winchelsea	Thomas Cornish	Male	Halifax	& wife	Private				1	2	General Churchill's
Doran	Edward	806	1749	Canning	Andrew Dewar	Male	Halifax		Mariner					1	Prince Frederick
Dore	Edward	1160	1749	Baltimore	Edward Cook	Male	Halifax	& wife	Husbandman					2
Douglas	Robert	722	1749	Rochampton	Samuel Williamson	Male	Halifax		Gardener					1
Douglas	William	1087	1749	Baltimore	Edward Cook	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner					2	Monmouth
Doyle	James	653	1749	Beaufort	Elias Perriman	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner					2	Furnace Sloop
Drake	Francis	380	1749	Merry Jacks	Giles Granger	Male	Halifax		Mariner					1	Ludlow Castle
Drakeford	David	1129	1749	Baltimore	Edward Cook	Male	Halifax	& wife	Glass Grinder	1	1		1	5
Draper	Edward	173	1749	Winchelsea	Thomas Cornish	Male	Halifax		Cabinet maker					1
Draper	George	620	1749	Beaufort	Elias Perriman	Male	Halifax	& wife	Labourer	1	1			4
Draper	James	621	1749	Beaufort	Elias Perriman	Male	Halifax	& wife	Private man					2	General Richbell's
Driver	John	664	1749	Beaufort	Elias Perriman	Male	Halifax	& wife	Glover	1	1			4
Drury	Thomas	45	1749	Charlton	Richard Ladd	Male	Halifax		Mariner				1	2	Tavistock
Dunahoo	Stephen	631	1749	Beaufort	Elias Perriman	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner					2	Russell
Duncan	John	12	1749	Charlton	Richard Ladd	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner		1			3	Royal George
Dundas	George	307	1749	Wilmington	Thomas Adams	Male	Halifax		Sergeant					1	Colonel Holmes's
Dunshee	Alexander	448	1749	Merry Jacks	Giles Granger	Male	Halifax		Mariner					1	Amazon
Dunston	Thomas	239	1749	Wilmington	Thomas Adams	Male	Halifax		Midshipman					1	Winchelsea
Duport	John	1069	1749	Baltimore	Edward Cook	Male	Halifax	& wife	Gentleman	1	2		1	6
Dwight	William	958	1749	London	John Baker	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner					2	Nottingham
Eagle	John	111	1749	Winchelsea	Thomas Cornish	Male	Halifax		Smith					1
Eagleton	Joseph	605	1749	Beaufort	Elias Perriman	Male	Halifax		Mariner					1	Boyne Privateer
East	Daniel	354	1749	Wilmington	Thomas Adams	Male	Halifax	& wife	Husbandman					2
Eden	Richard	325	1749	Wilmington	Thomas Adams	Male	Halifax	& wife	Carpenter	1				3
Edes	John	125	1749	Winchelsea	Thomas Cornish	Male	Halifax		Carpenter	3	1			5
Edwards	Joseph	224	1749	Wilmington	Thomas Adams	Male	Halifax		Joiner					1
Eldridge	William	1155	1749	Baltimore	Edward Cook	Male	Halifax		Mariner					1	Mary Galley
Elger	John	772	1749	Canning	Andrew Dewar	Male	Halifax	& wife	Boatswain's mate	1				3	Norfolk
Ellard	Edward	1097	1749	Baltimore	Edward Cook	Male	Halifax		Glover					1
Ellard	Robert	1141	1749	Baltimore	Edward Cook	Male	Halifax		Fisherman					1
Ellard	Thomas	1098	1749	Baltimore	Edward Cook	Male	Halifax		Husbandman					1
Elliot	William	342	1749	Wilmington	Thomas Adams	Male	Halifax	& wife	Fisherman					2
Ellis	Jacob	166	1749	Winchelsea	Thomas Cornish	Male	Halifax							1	Norwich
Ellis	Thomas	577	1749	Alexander	Samuel Harris	Male	Halifax		Husbandman					1	General Brag's
Elsar	John	468	1749	Merry Jacks	Giles Granger	Male	Halifax		Mariner					1	Cornwall's
Elt	John	856	1749	Everley	John Dutchman	Male	Halifax	& wife	Carpenter					2
Endy	John	529	1749	Alexander	Samuel Harris	Male	Halifax	& wife	Gunner's mate		1			3	Eagle Cruiser
Evans	Griffith	691	1749	Beaufort	Elias Perriman	Male	Halifax		Husbandman				1	2
Evans	John	763	1749	Canning	Andrew Dewar	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner					2	Royal Oak
Evans	William	374	1749	Merry Jacks	Giles Granger	Male	Halifax		Carpenter					1	Deptford Yard
Ewer	Robert	66	1749	Charlton	Richard Ladd	Male	Halifax		Lieutenant			3	2	6	Colonel Frazer's
Factor	Hugh	946	1749	London	John Baker	Male	Halifax	& wife	Corporal					2	Furnace Sloop
Falkistone	David	457	1749	Merry Jacks	Giles Granger	Male	Halifax		Mariner					1	Queensborough
Falkner	Thomas	905	1749	Everley	John Dutchman	Male	Halifax		Carpenter					1
Fancourt	John	870	1749	Everley	John Dutchman	Male	Halifax	& wife	Husbandman	2				4
Farrell	Patrick	940	1749	London	John Baker	Male	Halifax		Mariner					1	Whitehaven
Farrell	Richard	1009	1749	London	John Baker	Male	Halifax		Labourer					1
Farrington	John	734	1749	Rochampton	Samuel Williamson	Male	Halifax		Chemist; Druggist			1		2
Faulchon	Leonard	388	1749	Merry Jacks	Giles Granger	Male	Halifax		Mariner					1	Sterling Castle
Ferara	Lawrence	720	1749	Rochampton	Samuel Williamson	Male	Halifax		Mariner			1		2	Waterford
Ferguson	John	850	1749	Everley	John Dutchman	Male	Halifax		Midshipman		1			2	Lenox
Fidoe	Anthony	658	1749	Beaufort	Elias Perriman	Male	Halifax		Private					1	Pawlett's
Field	Edmund	1034	1749	London	John Baker	Male	Halifax		Carpenter					1
Fielding	Henry	37	1749	Charlton	Richard Ladd	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner			1		3	Dreadnought
Finlayson	Thomas	183	1749	Winchelsea	Thomas Cornish	Male	Halifax	& wife	Cockswain					2	Princessa
Finley	John	809	1749	Canning	Andrew Dewar	Male	Halifax		Mariner					1	Burford
Fisher	Stephen	608	1749	Beaufort	Elias Perriman	Male	Halifax		Fisherman					1
Fitzgerald	Frederick	1046	1749	London	John Baker	Male	Halifax	& wife	Cooper	1				3
Fitzgerald	Richard	172	1749	Winchelsea	Thomas Cornish	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner		3			5	Revenge
Fitzgibbon	John	116	1749	Winchelsea	Thomas Cornish	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner					2	Invincible
Fitzimonds	James	452	1749	Merry Jacks	Giles Granger	Male	Halifax		Labourer					1
Flemming	James	1023	1749	London	John Baker	Male	Halifax		Mariner					1	Pembroke
Flenigan	George	427	1749	Merry Jacks	Giles Granger	Male	Halifax		Mariner					1	Rose
Flynn	John	697	1749	Beaufort	Elias Perriman	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner					2	Furnace Sloop
Flynn	Terence	117	1749	Winchelsea	Thomas Cornish	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner			1		3	Russell
Follat	Nathaniel	641	1749	Beaufort	Elias Perriman	Male	Halifax	& wife	Husbandman	2	1			5
Ford	Henry	1132	1749	Baltimore	Edward Cook	Male	Halifax	& wife	Bricklayer					2
Ford	Jeremiah	290	1749	Wilmington	Thomas Adams	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner					2	Barfleur
Ford	Michael	825	1749	Canning	Andrew Dewar	Male	Halifax		Fisherman					1
Ford	William	601	1749	Beaufort	Elias Perriman	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner					2	Culloden
Forrest	James	455	1749	Merry Jacks	Giles Granger	Male	Halifax		Husbandman					1
Fort	Francis	1104	1749	Baltimore	Edward Cook	Male	Halifax	& wife	Private					2	Sir William Gooch's
Fountain	Thomas	293	1749	Wilmington	Thomas Adams	Male	Halifax	& wife	Husbandman					2
Fox	Barnaby	963	1749	London	John Baker	Male	Halifax		Husbandman					1
Fox	Christopher	73	1749	Charlton	Richard Ladd	Male	Halifax		Husbandman					1
Fox	Daniel	493	1749	Merry Jacks	Giles Granger	Male	Halifax		Mariner					1	Scorpion Sloop
Foy	William	798	1749	Canning	Andrew Dewar	Male	Halifax		Captain			5	2	8	Independent Company
Fracks	Ralph	845	1749	Everley	John Dutchman	Male	Halifax	& wife	Tailor	1	1			4
Frame	Archibald	1107	1749	Baltimore	Edward Cook	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner					2	Ludlow Castle
Francis	Edward	647	1749	Beaufort	Elias Perriman	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner					2	Dreadnought
Franck	George	83	1749	Charlton	Richard Ladd	Male	Halifax	& wife	Baker; Miller					2
Frankland	Thomas	321	1749	Wilmington	Thomas Adams	Male	Halifax	& wife	Husbandman					2
Frazer	Alexander	458	1749	Merry Jacks	Giles Granger	Male	Halifax		Mariner					1	Badger Sloop
Frazer	John	857	1749	Everley	John Dutchman	Male	Halifax		Mariner					1	Invincible
Freeborn	Richard	616	1749	Beaufort	Elias Perriman	Male	Halifax		Bookbinder					1
Freeman	William	752	1749	Canning	Andrew Dewar	Male	Halifax	& wife	Carpenter's mate		1	1	1	5	Jersey
Frewhitt	George	622	1749	Beaufort	Elias Perriman	Male	Halifax		Husbandman					1
Friend	William	140	1749	Winchelsea	Thomas Cornish	Male	Halifax	& wife	Husbandman	1	3			6
Frost	Thomas	1080	1749	Baltimore	Edward Cook	Male	Halifax		Weaver					1
Fugett	Thomas	808	1749	Canning	Andrew Dewar	Male	Halifax		Shipwright					1
Fuller	George	413	1749	Merry Jacks	Giles Granger	Male	Halifax		Mariner					1	Prince George
Fullford	Henry	626	1749	Beaufort	Elias Perriman	Male	Halifax		Husbandman					1
Funck	John Yarrick	573	1749	Alexander	Samuel Harris	Male	Halifax		Shoemaker					1
Furnier	Michael	1012	1749	London	John Baker	Male	Halifax	& wife	Mariner					2	Merchant Service
Furye	William	787	1749	Canning	Andrew Dewar	Male	Halifax		Corporal	1				2	Nevill's Horse
Fyney	James	317	1749	Wilmington	Thomas Adams	Male	Halifax		Painter					1

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Memorial Bench for Margaret Pring DeBruhl Prince George Winyah cemetery Georgetown, SC

Marker for Michael Samuel DeBruhl located at Christ Church Cemetery New Bern, NC.

Happy Birthday Arthur DeBruhl 1897 1975

Fwd: Happy Birthday AM!

Norman Hoyle DeBruhl <telemandeb@gmail.com>

3:55 PM (4 hours ago)

to DeBruhl

Received this from Dean DeSoto.

Begin forwarded message:

From: Dean Desoto <catsnorth@yahoo.com>

Subject: Happy Birthday AM!

Date: August 8, 2019 at 7:33:31 AM EDT

To: Norman DeBruhl <telemandeb@gmail.com>

A birthday prayer for Arthur M. DeBruhl and his magnificent life.  A man I never met, yet I know through his mortal work. He helped to save my mother from a terrible fire, and saved my father from the terrible fires of the end of World War 2.  A special prayer for his young son Pete, a man and incarnate angel sent to help me complete my mortal task as assigned by our Lord.  God bless them and the entire DeBruhl family.  God bless AM and Pete.  Lord hear my prayers.  Amen

Dean DeSoto author of Saving Princess Zelda.

        A story about the Highland Hospital Fire March 10, 1948 in Asheville,
        North Carolina.  Zelda Fitzgerald wife of F Scott Fitzgerald and eight other
        patients died in this horrible fire.  Arthur DeBruhl and his fifteen year old son Norman (Pete) DeBruhl answered the call that night.  AM was
       Building Inspector for the City of Asheville his wife Janie DeBruhl and mother of
       Norman insisted he ride along with his father Arthur that fateful night.  Dean DeSoto
       found Norman in 2019 and made contact.  Norman agreed to work with
       Dean on his book, Saving Princess Zelda.  Dean's mother was a patient
       at Highland and survived the fire.  Dean made a promise to his mother
       to write the story about the fire and Zelda who was a friend of Deans mother and tried to save her
       on that fateful night.  She would have succeeded but the doors were locked and prevented
       it. 

Sgt William Jesse Marshall CSA

              

Photo added by Corey Patterson

Sgt William Jesse Marshall

Birth	5 Feb 1844 Richland County, South Carolina, USA
Death	2 Apr 1915 (aged 71) Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida, USA
Burial	Old Jacksonville City Cemetery Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida, USA
Plot	Confederate Section
Memorial ID	47798194 · View Source

• Memorial
• Photos 1
• Flowers 3

Confederate Soldier. Sergeant Major. Co B, Orr's 1st Reg SC Rifles. Co D, 1st Reg Sc Infantry.

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Family Members

Parents

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  Jehu Foster Marshall

  1817–1862
• 

  Elizabeth DeBruhl Marshall

  1823–1863

Spouse

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  Lucy Grenville Corse Marshall

  1860–1925

Children

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  Eltinge Marshall Thurman

  1880–1954

Flowers • 3

Left by Dave & dee on 28 Oct 2014

Left by Charlotte Ann Marshall-Kilvington on 28 Oct 2014                     

DeBruhl Marshall House

This house was erected in 1820 by Jesse DeBruhl a low country planter and broker. and is locally attributed to Robert Mills. While it has a good many of Mill's characteristics, it does not have quite the scale in details that would identify it as such. So far as the known records indicate, there is no basis to attribute the work to Mills.  DeBruhl family legends state that Jesse knew Robert Mills
The house was built for the DeBruhl family, a family long prominent in South Carolina political life, and the date of erection suggests it was built for Jesse DeBruhl, Jesse was very active in the public life of the city, and during the Harrison vs Van Buren presidential campaign was the leader of The Democrats in Richland County. The DeBruhl family intermarried with another prominent local family named Marshall, and the house has for years been known as the DeBruhl-Marshall house. In the early pert of the 20th century the property was purchased by James H. Sams, for years a prominent Columbia architect. Sams died about 1938. The house was operated as a rooming house until 1947 and had gotten in a very poor state of repair.
In 1947 the property was purchased by Mrs. George H. Rhodes and restored as a residence. Mrs. Rhodes made so many interior changes that little remains of the original plan except the center hall and major rooms. The stair, which was originally in a room at the rear of the house, is now in the center hall.
Mr. DeBruhl was twice married. His widow married a Mr. Wylie, and Mrs. E. G. Coker, of Columbia, says that during Mrs. Wylie's lifetime, between 1885 and 1895, the following changes were made: the small rear porch was removed and the present rear porches added; the bath was removed from the first floor to the basement; a window bay was added to the rear of the east room of the first floor; the stairs were removed from what is now the kitchen to their present position in the main hall.
Mrs. Wylie died in 1905, John Quitman Marshall, Esq., who next owned the house, added electricity and one bath.  He also added the staircase from the old Court House.  He installed a new roof and removed the old gutters, that may have contained the initials of the Architect Robert Mills.
The Confederate general, James A. Johnston, made the residence his headquarters in 1865. When General Sherman's army captured  Columbia in February 1865 the City was surrendered but on the second night of the occupation the troops started to systematically burn the City.  The fire reached the DeBruhl house the troops started fires in the attic.  Mrs Wylie Jesse DeBruhl's widow appealed directly to General Sherman to save her home.  General Sherman ordered guards to be placed around the house. Thus was saved this magnificent mansion.  When workers were doing some roofing work
in recent years they discovered the scorched roof rafters from that terrible night when an entire army
of 60,000 men took their revenge on the capital city of South Carolina, the State that led the
Secessionist Movement.  John Quitman Marshall was Secretary of State of South Carolina.
He completed the State Capitol Building, brought electric power to the City,  brought the electric street car system to the City.  He bought the DeBruhl Marshall mansion and remodeled it around 1900.  Jesse DeBruhl was John Quitman Marshall's grandfather.  His mother was Elizabeth DeBruhl
Marshall.  Mrs Wylies only son was William Jesse DeBruhl.  John Quitman Marshall as Secretary
of State administered the oath of office to Governor Wade Hampton a democrat his victory broke the
Carpet Bag rule over South Carolina in 1880 officially ended the occupation since 1865.  John Quitman Marshall left a lasting legacy on Columbia.  He insisted on the wide streets modern transportation system, paved streets, electric street lights, landscaped capitol grounds,
finished the capitol building. Not a bad legacy for one native son of Columbia.












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