The Huguenot Bartholomew Dupuy and his descendants

I>EDUCTIONR. 169
From the foregoing quotations many deduc- Chap, n.
tions may be made. A few of them will be
mentioned.
Peter Chastain, John Chastain, and
Stephen Chastain, whose names are quoted chasfrom
the ''General List of Families of the *^'°'-
Parish/^ were near of kin. They are rec-
orded in the Vestry Book as Church Wardens
and vestrymen. The wife of Peter Chastain
was Anne Sublett, who died in Manakintown,
April 3, 1723. It was probably a son of his
who married a daughter of Bartholomew
Dupuy. The wife of John Chastain was
named Marianne. The wife of Stephen
Chastain, sen., was named Martha, who died
in Manakintown, Va., December 24, 1725,
aged about fifty-two or fifty-three years.
Of the four registered Sublett families,
Abraham, sen., was the father of the other subietts.
three. The Vestry Book registers them also
as vestrymen. It was a descendant of Louis
Sublett who married a descendant of Bartholomew
Dupuy.
Anthony Trabue was a church Warden and
Vestryman in the Parish, as the old Vestry Trabue.
Book shows, from December, 1707 to September
30, 1723. His name no where appears
later than last date. The name of his son,
Anthony, appears in the official documents
many years later.
It was a son of Anthony Trabue who married
Olympia Dupuy, granddaughter of
Bartholomew Dupuy.
John Levilain in the List of Families was
the father of John, Jr. Both were vestrymen, Levilain.
and are also mentioned as sponsors in the
Register of Baptisms. It was John, Jr. who