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The first settlers of Charleston, SC were several shiploads of people from Bermuda under the leadership of governor William Sayle. They first settled on Charles Towne Landing (Albemarle Point) in 1670, but moved to a better location on Oyster Point (the Ashley-Cooper penisula) in 1680.
There was no one "founder" of Charleston, SC. What happened was that Charles II of England granted the chartered Province of Carolina to the Lords Proprietors who were his loyal friends. That was in 1663. In 1670, the first settlement was arranged for and committed, and Charles Towne was established by several shiploads of settlers from Bermuda under the govenor William Sayle. They first settled on Charles Towne Landing (Albemarle Point), but after looking around they moved to Oyster Point (the Ashley-Cooper penisula) in 1680
William Sayle was the leader of the settlement at Albemarle Point in South Carolina. He'd previously been the governor of Bermuda.
The Charleston (South Carolina) colony was founded by English colonists in 1663. The name Charleston came from the Latin word, Carolus, which means Charles for King Charles the first.
The Province of Carolina was the land south of Virginia colony that was given to the eight Lord Proprietors by King Charles. The government started in Albemarle County in 1664 which was later divided into four counties. Another settlement near the mouth of the Clarendon or Cape Fear River started their own government. A third colony became Carteret County Colony had a government inPort Royal, near Beaufort but later moved to Oyster Point, which became Charleston.
Oyster Point Hotel was created in 1986.
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It was the original location of Charleston.
Charles Dickens was born in England and spent his childhood there. He did not move to England at any specific point in his life.
Point Charles Light was created in 1893.
It was moved for the 2006-07 season
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