Robert,
      Henrick Lambrick, age 17,  is listed as a passenger on the "Dragon"
and received 100 acres.  Each male received 100 acres, each spouse and child
received 50.  Henrick is alone, no wife nor child.  This could be
Lambert,  and may be ancestor of your l800 ancestor.

I haven't had a hit yet on the names from Germany arriving Charles Town
1764.
I decided to list the surnames and maybe it will help someone.
                    Palatine Families who arrived in Charles Town, SC
1764/65.

ADOLPH, ALBRECHT, ANDREAS, BARTSHERER, BAUER, BECKMAN, BERT, BIRKART,
BLUMENHART, BONNETH, BOSHERT, BRAUN, BUCKLER, CHEVES, CLEM, DORN,
DORST(DURST), EDELMANS, ERLBACK, FELDMAN, FERDIAND, FLICK, FLUGELL, FRANCK,
FREIN, GALL, KEISS, KENN, KENNERN, KENTARIN, KENTZEN, KHUNN, KNASS, KNABB,
KOSIN, LAMBRICK , L AMGWALT, MARK, MEWL, METZER, MICHAEL, OHNSMANN, PLIESER,
REMPI (RAMPY), ROUSON, RUNDLER, RUPERT, SAUSER, SCHEILDNECHT, SCNIELDNECHT,
SCHWARTZ, SCHWEITZER,  SEILER, SHAFFER, SHERER, SHOMAKER, SMITH, SPEED,
STRAUM (STROM), WALTZ, WEBER, WEIDMAN, WEISER, WEISS, WEISSMILLER, WIHELM,
WIRTH, ZANG, ZEUSER, ZIMMERMAN(TIMMERMAN), ZINMAN, ZWILLING.

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Subject: Re: Ships to Charleston- 1760s


| hi, i am looking for any lamberts and/or cribb that came over to this
country
| in the early1800 or late 1700.
|
| thank you
| robert cribb
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