The Huguenot Bartholomew Dupuy and his descendants

LINE OF PETER' DUPUY. 187
Capt. John^Dupuy, m. Mary W. Watkins, (p. ISJ).
Issue— Continued:
Chap, n i. Thomas, was born the same year. As they were
Dupuy. about to set sail for their return to Virginia, Pocahontas
died and was buried in the chancel of St.
Mary's church, Gravesend, Mar. 21, 1617. Rolfe
left his infant son at Plymouth under the care of
Sir Lewis Stukeley, but afterwards he was transferred
to his uncle, Henry Rolfe, of London, with
whom he remained until manhood. John Rolfe
married thirdly, about 1620, Jane, daughter of
Capt. William Pierce, of Virginia, and had a daugliter,
Elizabeth, born 1620. At different times he
was Secretary and Recorder General of the Colony
and a member of the council, and is spoken of by
all the early w^riters who mention him as an honest
and worthy gentleman. He died in March 1622.
His son, Thomas, after reaching manhood, under
his uncle Henry in London, came to Virginia; was
permitted by the governor
in 1641 to visit his
Indian relatives, his aunt Cleopatre and Kinsman,
Opechancanough ; was a lieutenant in 1646 ; and between
1646-63 patented a number of tracts of land,
and became a man of wealth. He married Miss
Poytress (doubtless a daughter of Francis Poytress),
and through him are the descendants of
Pocahontas. Their only child, Jane Rolfe, married
Col. Robert Boiling, of Kippax, Prince George;
Their only child. Major John Boiling, married Miss
Kennon ; They had one son and five daughters ; the
son. Col. John Boiling, married Miss Blair, and the
daughters married respectively, Richard Randolph,
Col. Fleming, Dr. William Gay, James Murray,
and Thomas Eldridge, who was the father of
Thomas, who was the father of Dr. Dupuy's wife]
Page, 225
X. Agnes^Dupuy, b. May 27, 1802; d. Feb. 12,
1812.
XL Elizabeth G.^Dupuy, b. Feb. 12, 1804; d.