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     Eunie Camp was born circa 1775 in VA. She was the daughter of Thomas Camp IV and Margaret Carney.

In the will of Thomas Camp IV, dated 8 Jan 1798 in Rutherford Co., NC, Eunie Camp, his daughter, was named as an heir.¹

     Ruth Camp was born circa 1780 in VA. She was the daughter of Thomas Camp IV and Margaret Carney.

In the will of Thomas Camp IV, dated 8 Jan 1798 in Rutherford Co., NC, Ruth Camp, his daughter, was named as an heir.¹

     George Camp was born circa 1782 in VA. He was the son of Thomas Camp IV and Margaret Carney.

In the will of Thomas Camp IV, dated 8 Jan 1798 in Rutherford Co., NC, George Camp, his son, was named as an heir.¹

     Joshua Camp was born circa 1786 in VA. He was the son of Thomas Camp IV and Margaret Carney.

In the will of Thomas Camp IV, dated 8 Jan 1798 in Rutherford Co., NC, Joshua Camp, his son, was named as an heir.¹

     Adam Camp was born circa 1769 in VA. He was the son of Thomas Camp IV and Margaret Carney.

     Larkin Camp was born circa 1773 in VA. He was the son of Thomas Camp IV and Margaret Carney.

     Isaac DuBose I was born circa 1665 in Dieppe, Normandy, France.¹ He immigrated to Charles Town, Berkeley Co., SC, between 1685 and 1687.^2,3

Isaac DuBose I married Suzanne Couillandeau, daughter of Pierre Couillandeau and Mary/Marie Fougeraut, circa 1688 in SC.^4,5,6 Isaac DuBose I and Suzanne Couillandeau were naturalized in 1689 in SC.²

Isaac DuBose I left a will dated 19 Jun 1714 in Charleston, SC, which has been lost. See the Deed of Gift from Sarah Couillandeau in 1733.⁷

Isaac DuBose I died between 1714 and 1721 in SC established by his wife's purchase of land as a widow in 1721.⁸

Isaac DuBose I is mentioned in the DuBose Family story.

     Suzanne Couillandeau was born circa 1663 in La Tramblade, France.¹ She was the daughter of Pierre Couillandeau and Mary/Marie Fougeraut. Suzanne Couillandeau immigrated to Charles Town, Berkeley Co., SC, between 1685 and 1687.^2,3

Suzanne Couillandeau married Isaac DuBose I circa 1688 in SC.^4,5,1 Suzanne Couillandeau and Isaac DuBose I were naturalized in 1689 in SC.² In 1721 Suzanne Couillandeau purchased land describing herself as widow, thus establishing an upper death date for Isaac I, her husband.¹

Suzanne DuBose created a trust dated 11 Mar 1733/34 in Berkeley Co., SC, to be held by John Laurens, for the benefit of Isaac DuBose II, Elizabeth Whelden, Daniel DuBose, Stephen DuBose, John DuBose, Andrew DuBose and Peter DuBose, her children. She was about to remarry and wanted to protect her property for her children.⁶

Suzanne Couillandeau married Bentley Cooke after 12 Mar 1734 in SC.^2,6

Suzanne Couillandeau died before 12 Mar 1742 in SC.^7,1 She gave a deed of gift to Isaac DuBose II, Elizabeth Whelden, Daniel DuBose, Stephen DuBose, John DuBose, Andrew DuBose and Peter DuBose, her children, which was to be distributed by Isaac to himself and her other children, 12 Jun 1742 in Berkeley Co., SC.⁸

Suzanne Couillandeau is mentioned in the DuBose Family story.

     Isaac DuBose II was born circa 1693 in SC.¹ He was the son of Isaac DuBose I and Suzanne Couillandeau.

Isaac DuBose II married Madelaine Rembert, daughter of Andre Rembert.

Isaac DuBose II married Esther Gourdin, daughter of Louis Gourdin.¹

In the trust created by Suzanne DuBose, dated 11 Mar 1733/34 in Berkeley Co., SC, Isaac DuBose II, her son, was named as a beneficiary.²

Isaac DuBose II was mentioned in the will of Andre Rembert (his father-in-law), dated 4 Mar 1736/37, St. James Santee Parish, Craven Co., SC.³

Isaac DuBose II was named executor of the will of Andre Rembert (his father-in-law) dated 16 Mar 1736/37 in Craven Co., SC.⁴
Isaac DuBose II was given a deed of gift by Suzanne Couillandeau, his mother, which he distributed in 1742, 12 Jun 1742 in Berkeley Co., SC.⁵

Isaac DuBose II left a will dated 12 Jun 1742 in St. James Santee Parish, Craven Co., SC. Heirs: Esther Gourdin, Isaac DuBose III, Joshua DuBose, Jonathan DuBose, Jeptha DuBose, Susannah DuBose and Esther DuBose II, his wife, 4 sons, and 2 daughters. Witnesses: Daniel DuBose and Louis Gourdin, his brother and his father-in-law.⁶ Isaac DuBose II gave a deed of gift to Elizabeth DuBose, Daniel DuBose, Stephen DuBose, John DuBose, Andrew DuBose and Peter DuBose, which was the Deed of Gift from his and their mother, Suzanne Couillandeau (dated 11 Mar 1733/4), 12 Jun 1742 in Charleston, Berkeley Co., SC.⁷

Isaac DuBose II died between 12 Jun 1742 and 17 Sep 1742 in SC.⁶ His estate was probated on 17 Sep 1742 in St. James Santee Parish, Craven Co., SC.⁶

Isaac DuBose II is mentioned in the DuBose Family story.

     Elizabeth DuBose was born in SC. She was the daughter of Isaac DuBose I and Suzanne Couillandeau.

Elizabeth DuBose married Jonathan Whelden.

In the trust created by Suzanne DuBose, dated 11 Mar 1733/34 in Berkeley Co., SC, Elizabeth Whelden, her daughter, was named as a beneficiary.¹
Elizabeth Whelden was given a deed of gift by Suzanne Couillandeau, her mother, 12 Jun 1742 in Berkeley Co., SC.²
Elizabeth DuBose was given a deed of gift by Isaac DuBose II, as administrator for a gift from their mother, Suzanne Couillandeau, 12 Jun 1742 in Charleston, Berkeley Co., SC.³