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From: "Joe Lee" <>
Subject: Re: [Huguenot] DUPONT migration patterns; FAUCHERAUD
Date: Thu, 2 Dec 1999 04:40:45 -0800


Good morning Elizabeth,
Information re : Abraham DuPont's emigration from Rouen, France to New York,
then to South Carolina before by 1727, was taken From " Transactions of The
Huguenots,"( Pedigree Tables of the Guerry, Rembert, Michau, DuPont,
Cromwell Families ), by Rev. Robert Wilson. I can' t recall where the info
regarding being in South Carolina prior to December 1699 came from but as
My info regarding POB of his children is inconsistent. I do show all
children with the exception of Alexander DuPont ( born 1718 in St. James
Parish, Goose Creek, South Carolina ) to have been born at an unnamed site
in New York.
According to my info, all of the DuPont family who emigrated to America
by 1800 were descended of Jehan duPont of Rouen, France, born 1538, " who
left the Catholic Church about 1556 & became a convert to the doctrines of
the Reformed or Huguenot Church ".
The info re" Anne Faucheraud, daughter of Charles & Anne Vignaud
Faucheraud came from the above document. That is all the info I have on that
family & would love to hear from you or others who have Faucheraud info.
I have DuBose family intermarried with Rembert, Guerry, etc, who are
collateral kin of DuPont & Dupre, my two primary lines of major interest.
Good to hear from you & I'll look forward to your reply,

Thanks, Joe Lee

-----Original Message-----
From: ELIZABETH RUSSO <>
To: <>
Date: Wednesday, December 01, 1999 8:19 PM
Subject: [Huguenot] DUPONT migration patterns; FAUCHERAUD


>Joe, please forgive me if I have asked this before. Horrible head cold
>here, and no room for brains. But....
>
>1) Somewhere in my files I have documented some DUPONTs migrating with
>DUBOIS, and I think I found them both in London, New York, and Carolina
>prior to 1700. I haven't found intermarriages, but I have seen the
>names together in records. My curiosity is piqued, and would love to
>know the specifics as to exactly where and when you have found your
>DuPonts prior to 1700 and what records you have checked (tall order, I
>know, but I'd be happy with any information.)
>
>2) You mention ANNEFAUCHERAUD DUPONT. Would love *any* early
>information on FAUCHERAUD as again, that is a name linked with my DUBOIS
>in the early 1700s in Carolina.
>-------
>
>Subject: [Huguenot] DuPont, Coachman, Goodbee
>
>Ann Goodbee, daughter of John & Hannah Goodbee, married Gideon DuPont,
>son of Abraham ( b 1658 - 1731 )& Anne Faucheraud DuPont abt 1741.
>
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