Pompion Hill Chapel was erected in 1703 on the east side of the Eastern Branch
of the Cooper River. The church was built mainly through the efforts of
Sir Nathaniel Johnson. Pompion Hilla Chapel was the Chapel of Ease to St. Thomas
and St. Denis. The brick building was built in 1763.
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| Bryan,John | 18 Jul 1791 - 14 Apr 1848 | | s/o John & Lydia Bryan m/Eliza Catherine Legree |
| Bryan,Mrs Lydia | unk - unk | | w/o John Bryan Of Camp Verl d/o Elias & Lydia Ball of Kensington 86 yrs |
| Bryan, | | | Monument erected by 13 Serviving Children |
| Harleston,Elizabeth | 9 Jan 1772 - 26 Sep 1790 | | d/o Roger & Frances Susanna Pinckney m/William Harleston 9 Dec 1789 |
| Ingraham,Robert Harleston | d/20 Jul 1848 | | s/o Wm Postell & H Harleston Ingraham |
| Ingraham, Wm Postell | 10 Dec 1848 - 12 Mar 1875 | | |
| Ingraham, Hannah Harleston | 28 Jul 1809 - 20 Feb 1869 | | w/o Wm Postell Ingraham |
| Simons, 6 Children | unk - unk | | c/o Benjamin & Catherine Simons |
| Simons,Ann | d/20 Apr 1754 | 36yrs | w/o Benjamin Simons d/o Edward & Mary Keating |
