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From: "Edward Manigault" <>
Subject: [Huguenot] RE:DeLozier Name
Date: Sat, 31 May 2003 10:46:06 -0400
In-Reply-To: <3ED81865.8060808@themastersnet.com>


Susan and Robert:

I may have mentioned this before, but the name could also stem from
"D'Ozier" a not too common name from France, meaning (I think) weaver of
wicker or something like that. Better left to a person who really speaks
the language.

The S. C. Doziers I am familiar with are reported to have come from the
immigrants who lived in Virginia.

Edward Manigault

-----Original Message-----
From: Susan [mailto:]
Sent: Friday, May 30, 2003 10:50 PM
To:
Subject: Re: [Huguenot] SC Historical Research Visit

There were a lot of DOZIERs in the South Carolina Low Country --- could
that be a corruption of DeLOZIER?
Blessings,
Susan in California

Robert Ward DeLozier wrote:

>Hello, in your researching have you ever seen any DeLoziers there in
the
>area ....we have very little information of any DeLoziers in SC but we
are
>sure they were there, have just begun the search directing out work
toward
>the Hug. We know very little. Went to France to research but
realized
>pretty quickly that our DeLoziers were Hugenots and did not have enough
to
>time re-group and find the right information to help us. Hope to go
back
>with more information in hand. There is a workshop in Birmingham on
French
>research, we plan to attend that and maybe we can share what we learn
there
>with the group! Thanks for any information you can share!
>Robert W. DeLozier
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