Colonial men and times : containing the journal of Col. Daniel Trabue, some account of his ancestry, life and travels in Virginia and the present state of Kentucky during the Revolutionary period : the Huguenots : genealogy, with brief sketches of the allied families/ edited by Lillie Du Puy Van Culin Harper

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Includes index.

The family of Trabue: p. [205]-275.

The family of Du Puy: p. [367]-417.

Antoine Strabo (1667-1724), a French Huguenot, fled from France in 1687 to Holland in The Netherlands, and then immigrated (via England) to Manikin Town near Richmond, Virginia. His surname was mis-spelled "Trabue" in Virginia when he arrived, and his given name was angli- cized, so he was known as Anthony Trabue. Daniel Trabue (1760-1840), whose journal is enclosed, was a grandson of the immigrant. Descendants and relatives lived in Virginia, New Jersey, Kentucky, Pennsyl- vania and elsewhere. Includes some ancestral genealogical data in France, Italy, Germany, Greece and elsewhere to 63 B.C.

Includes Beaufort (Beauford, Buford), Brevard, Du Bois (De Bow), Du Puy (Du Pui, De Pui, Depew), Early (Earle, Earle), Flournoy, Hill and related families.

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Bibliography: p. 589-595.

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