Publisher's Synopsis
This genealogical study provides a detailed look at the descendants of William Daniel Humphrey, a prominent colonial figure in the Carolinas. With extensive discussion of family history and relationships, as well as background on the social and political context of the period, this book offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives of some of our nation's earliest settlers.
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