The Huguenot Bartholomew Dupuy and his descendants

260 GENEALOGY WITH BRIEF SKETCHES.
John James^Dupuy, m. Susanna Levilain (p. 179).
Iss lie— Continued :
Chap. Il l, father, Anthony Trabue, had an estate, but con-
Dupuy. eluded he would leave it if he could possibly make
his escape. He was a very young man and he and
another young man took a cart, and loaded it with
wine, and went on to sell it to the farthermost
guard; and when night came on, they left their
horses and cart, and made their escape to an English
ship, which took them on board, and they went
to England, leaving their estates, native country,
relatives, and everything, for the sake of Jesus who
died for them." (Richmond Standard, May 10-19,
1879, by R. A. Brock, Esq., Sec. Va. Hist'l Society).
Other family tradition states that he went first to
Holland and thence to England. In the Virginia
Land Registry are the following records : "Anthony
Trabue, Mar. 18, 1717, 522 acres, on the great fork
of Swift creek; Anthony Trabue, Mar. 23, 1715, 163
acres. South Side James river, Henrico Co., Va.";
For many years a Church Warden, in King William
Parish] Page, 262
II. Bartholomew^Dupuy, m. Mary Mottley;
Moved to Kentucky from Amelia Co., Va. ; His
will, giving names of his children, was dated June
5, 1790, Woodford Co., Ky., and is still preserved by
his descendants Page, 335
III. Susanna^Dupuy, b.. King William Parish,
Va., Apr. 25, 1734, (B. R. No. 18) d. before ; 1775,
( See will of her father) m. James ; Lockett, d. later
that 1775. Issue :
Lockett. i. John^. ii. James^. iii. JoeP. iv. Brittain^. All
four were legatees in their grandfather's will,
herein recorded, but of their posterity the author
knows nothing.
Dupuy. IV. Mary^Dupuy, b.. King William Parish, Va.,
Feb. 26, 1736 (B. R. No. 23) m. ; Benjamin Hatcher.
Issue :
Hatcher. i. Benjamin^, ii. Susanna^. Both were born
prior to 1775, and were legatees in their grand-