The Huguenot Bartholomew Dupuy and his descendants

LINE OF JOHN JAMES'DUPUY. 265
OlympiadDupuy, m. John J. Trabue, (p. 259).
Issue— Continued:
Chap; III. England, Feb. 14, 17()8 ; d., about 1838. . . Page, 324
Trabue. XIII. Samuel'^Trabue, b., 1770; d. aged 7 years.
XIV. Susauna'^Trabue; Legatee in her grandfather's
Avill ; b., 1772; d. Jan." 24, 1SG2; m. Apr. 17,
1793, Thomas Major, b. Dec. 25, 17G9; d., Franklin
Co., Ky., May 6, 1846.
"State of Missouri,
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County of Saline.
On this day
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of Eighteen Hundred and
fifty-six, personally appeared before me, a justice of
the peace, within and for the countj^ aforesaid, Susanna
Majors, aged years, a resident of Saline
county in the State of Missouri, who being duly
to law declares that sh(i is the
sworn according
widow of Thomas ^Majors deceased who was a private
in the company commanded by General Scott
of Kentucky Militia one month ; and was also in
Capt. Barbee's company in the regiment commanded
by General AVilkerson three months, escorting
provisions to different Block Houses or
Fortifications in the war between the United States
and the Indians of the Northwest Territory; that
her said husband volunteered in the spring of 1792
and served under Gen. Scott, again volunteered and
served under Gen. Wilkerson in the same year and
continued in actual service about ^ months, part of
said time on the Wabash river, and know not
whether he got discharge or not. She further states
that she was married to the said Thomas IMajors in
Woodford Co., Ky., on the 17th day of April 1793
by one James Dupuy, a Baptist Preacher, and that
her name before her marriage was Susanna Trabue,
that her husband died in Franklin Co., Ky., the Oth
dav of Mav 1846, and that she is now a widow. She
makes this declaration for the purpose of obtaining
the Bountv Land to which she itinv be entitled under
the act approved ^March 3, 1855.
We, and residents of