HOPSEWEE HERITAGE: The Hume-Lucas Story Thomas Lynch, Jr., sold Hopsewee in 1762 to Robert Hume, who died only four years after moving to the plantation. Hume had two sons: Alexander, who died in the siege of Savannah in

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Date: 2016-02-01 14:31:15 South Carolina Hopsewee National Register of Historic Places in Georgetown County South Carolina Thomas Lynch Jr. Georgetown South Carolina Charleston South Carolina Lucas Doar Family		HOPSEWEE HERITAGE: The Hume-Lucas Story Thomas Lynch, Jr., sold Hopsewee in 1762 to Robert Hume, who died only four years after moving to the plantation. Hume had two sons: Alexander, who died in the siege of Savannah in Add to Reading List Source URL: hopsewee.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 41,66 KB Share Document on Facebook

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