Isaac Mazyck, the ancestor of the numerous and respectable families in South Carolina bearing the name, arrived at Charleston, with many other Huguenot refugees, from England, in December, 1686. Daniel Gamier, Marchand: sa femme, six enfans, et Rachel Fanton sa sceur, sortis de l'isle de Re en 1685; lieu de leur retraite, la Caroline.-(Archives Nationales.) Daniel Gamier, ne en l'isle de Re, fils de Daniel Gamier et de Marie Chevallier; Elizabeth Fanton, sa femme; Etienne, Rachel, Margueritte, Anne, leurs enfans nez en l'isle de Re: inhabitants of Santee in 1696.-(Liste des Francois et Suisses Refugiez en Caroline.) An older daughter had married Daniel Horry, since deceased. Elizabeth Gamier, veuve Daniel Horry, fille de Daniel Gamier et de Elizabeth Fanton, native de l'isle de Re. Elizabeth Marye, Lidie Marye, filles de Daniel Horry et de la ditte Elizabeth Garnier, neez en Caroline.-(Id.) Isaac Gamier, cordwainer, perhaps also of the Isle of Re, if not related to the above, was a member of the French Church in New York as early as the year 1692. He had several children baptized in that church, and was one of the chefs de famille in 1704 and after. He was made a freeman of the city in 1695. 16S1
