Genealogy Thomas » Jacques du Gue (????-1696)

Persoonlijke gegevens Jacques du Gue 

• Hij is geboren in Besance, Bery, France.
• Hij is overleden in het jaar 1696 in St. James Goose Creek, Berkeley, South Carolina.
• Een kind van Jacques du Gue en

Gezin van Jacques du Gue

(1) Hij had een relatie met Elizabeth du Puy.

Kind(eren):

1. Marie du Gue  1676-???? 
2. James du Gue   
3. Elizabeth du Gue   

(2) Hij heeft/had een relatie met (Niet openbaar).

Kind(eren):

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2. ??  

Notities over Jacques du Gue

The DuGué family and its connections are discussed by St. Julien Childs in his history of the Petit-Guérard Colony, which immigrated in 1679/80. Childs reports that Jacques DuGué and his families were later 1685 settlers, but were associated with the families in the earlier Petit-Guérard group. Jacques DuGué first married Judith Soupzmain, Soubmain, or Soumin, and second Elizabeth de Puy. His son, James, married Marianne Fleury de la Plaine, born in Paris and daughter of Abraham Fleury de la Plaine. They were among the settlers on the Richmond. By 17 Jan 1695/96 Marianne DuGué was a widow with one child born in South Carolina, Jacques DuGué II having died. She remarried to Peter Bacot, and her daughter Marianne married Tobias Fitch.

A 1953 article by the Rev. Paul Trapier expands upon and clarifies some of these relationships. According to Trapier, Jacques Dugué escaped to England by 17 Apr 1685, when he purchased 500 acres of land in South Carolina. He was there at his land on New Town (Newtown) Creek in the same year. His wife, Elizabeth DuPuy DuGué, is said to have been a fugitive and was concealed in a hogshead marked "Poterie" and then conveyed on board the vessel in which she reached America. Trapier identifies the oldest children - Jacques (who predeceased him), Judith, and Marie, as son of DuGué's first wife, Judith Soumin. The others - Pierre, Isaac, and Elizabeth - he identifies as children of Elizabeth DuPuy DuGué. Trapier confirms that Elizabeth married Paul Trapier (great grandfather of the author), Judith married Samuel DuBourdieu, and Mary married James Du Bosc (Dubose). The five oldest children were born in Bésance in Berri. Excerpts from Rev. Trapier's diary indicate that Paul Trapier, son of Paul Trapier and Elizabeth DuGué, married Magdalen Horry. Their son Paul married Elizabeth Foissin.
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