St. Andrew’s Parish, South Carolina

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St. Andrew’s Parish, South Carolina was a historic colonial-era parish near Charleston, notable for its plantations and prominent families such as the Draytons.

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St. Andrew’s Parish, South Carolina canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf colonial parish
former civil division
historic parish
associatedWith Ashley River plantations
Drayton Hall plantation
linked to: Drayton Hall
colonialFunction civil administrative unit
ecclesiastical parish
colonialStatus parish of the Church of England in South Carolina
country United States of America
governedUnder parish system of colonial South Carolina
hasEconomicActivity indigo cultivation
rice cultivation
hasHeritage colonial Anglican church tradition
historic plantation landscapes
hasLaborSystem plantation slavery
historicalEra colonial era
historicalSignificance center of Lowcountry plantation society
home to influential colonial families
knownFor plantations
prominent planter families
laterAdministrativeChange replaced by other civil divisions after the American Revolution
locatedIn Province of South Carolina
South Carolina
locatedNear Charleston, South Carolina
linked to: Charleston
locatedOnOrNear Ashley River
nearbyCity Charleston
notableFamily Drayton family
partOf Lowcountry, South Carolina
regionType rural plantation district
religiousAffiliation Anglican Church
linked to: Anglican Communion

Church of England
timePeriod 18th century
pre-Revolutionary era

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Drayton family associatedWith St. Andrew’s Parish, South Carolina