The Elms Plantation

The Elms Plantation is a South Carolina historical marker in Ladson, Charleston County, dedicated 1995.

Charleston County · dedicated 1995 · Elms Plantation Blvd., off U.S. Hwy. 78, about ½ mile from I-26, Ladson, Ladson

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Ralph Izard inherited The Elms after his father's death in 1749. During the Revolution he provided financial support to the Patriot cause. He also served as a foreign diplomat, advisor to George Washington, and US senator. The Elms, which remained in the Izard family for generations, was established here by Izard's great-grandfather (also named Ralph), who settled in SC in 1682.

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Marker data: South Carolina Historical Marker Program, SC Department of Archives and History
Sponsored by The Elms of Charleston and Jacob Van der Ver Chapter, S.C. State Society of the National Society Colonial Dames XVII Century

The Elms Plantation

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