Pineville, a historic refuge— St. John's Hunting Club

On May 1, 1800, 14 planters gathered at Woodboo Plantation between Moncks Corner and Pineville to organize the St. John’s Hunting Club: •George Porcher of Cedar Springs (provided the meal) •Gen. William A. Moultrie of Northhampton •Stephen Mazyck of Woodboo •Col. John Christian Senf, chief engineer of the Santee Canal •George B. Artrope •Paul

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