Fuqua, a fight for freedom : allied families .../ by Alya Dean (Smith) Irwin

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Sub-title: allied families: Alexander, Alford, Armistead, Bacon, Bagwell, Baker, Barksdale, Barnes, Bass, Bates, Bedford, Black, Blankenship, Booker, Bowman, Brown, Browder, Bryan, Campbell, Cartwright, Christian, Clark, Cunningham, Daniel, Dodson, Durham, Dupuy, Earnest, Eldridge, Ellis, Ewing, Eyre, Fitzgerald, Fleming, Ford, Gammon, Gill, Goode, Graham, Grigsby, Hancock, Harrison, Hartley, Hatcher, Hoad, Hornsby, Hudspeth, Humphreys, Irwin, Jackson, Jarnagin, Johnson, Johnston, Lawson, McGhee, Mann, Maxey, Moody, Morton, Oliphant, Palmer, Pamphlett, Povall, Preston, Pulliam, Read, Reeve, Sampson, Smith, Taylor, Terry, Thompson, Ward, Waring, West, Williams, Winton, Witt, Woodson, Word.

Includes index.

Guillaume Fouquet (b.ca.1667), a French Huguenot, immigrated (probably via England) to Henrico County, Virginia before 1687, at which time he married Jane Eyre. He died after August 1698. Their grandchildren changed the spelling of the surname to Fuqua. Descendants and relatives lived in Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia, Illinois, Georgia, Alabama and elsewhere.

Bibliography: p. 405-410.

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