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     Peter DuBose was born in SC. He was the son of Andrew DuBose II and Elizabeth Mims.

Peter DuBose was named administrator of Andrew DuBose II's estate on 27 Jan 1816 in Darlington Dist., SC.¹

     Penelope DuBose was born in SC. She was the daughter of Andrew DuBose II and Elizabeth Mims.

Elizabeth Mims, John DuBose, Rhoda DuBose, Sinclair DuBose, Penelope DuBose and Jennetta DuBose bought items at the sale of items belonging to Andrew DuBose II on 2 Mar 1816 in Darlington Dist., SC.¹

In the probate of Andrew DuBose II's estate, dated 19 Jul 1816 in Darlington Dist., SC, Penelope DuBose, his daughter, was named as an heir.²

     John DuBose was born in SC. He was the son of Andrew DuBose II and Elizabeth Mims.

Elizabeth Mims, John DuBose, Rhoda DuBose, Sinclair DuBose, Penelope DuBose and Jennetta DuBose bought items at the sale of items belonging to Andrew DuBose II on 2 Mar 1816 in Darlington Dist., SC.¹

In the probate of Andrew DuBose II's estate, dated 19 Jul 1816 in Darlington Dist., SC, John DuBose, his son, was named as an heir.²

     Jennetta DuBose was born in SC. She was the daughter of Andrew DuBose II and Elizabeth Mims.

Elizabeth Mims, John DuBose, Rhoda DuBose, Sinclair DuBose, Penelope DuBose and Jennetta DuBose bought items at the sale of items belonging to Andrew DuBose II on 2 Mar 1816 in Darlington Dist., SC.¹

In the probate of Andrew DuBose II's estate, dated 19 Jul 1816 in Darlington Dist., SC, Jennetta DuBose, his daughter, was named as an heir.²

     Rhoda DuBose was born in SC. She was the daughter of Andrew DuBose II and Elizabeth Mims.

Elizabeth Mims, John DuBose, Rhoda DuBose, Sinclair DuBose, Penelope DuBose and Jennetta DuBose bought items at the sale of items belonging to Andrew DuBose II on 2 Mar 1816 in Darlington Dist., SC.¹

In the probate of Andrew DuBose II's estate, dated 19 Jul 1816 in Darlington Dist., SC, Rhoda DuBose, his daughter, was named as an heir.²

     Sinclair DuBose was born in SC. He was the son of Andrew DuBose II and Elizabeth Mims.

Elizabeth Mims, John DuBose, Rhoda DuBose, Sinclair DuBose, Penelope DuBose and Jennetta DuBose bought items at the sale of items belonging to Andrew DuBose II on 2 Mar 1816 in Darlington Dist., SC.¹

In the probate of Andrew DuBose II's estate, dated 19 Jul 1816 in Darlington Dist., SC, Sinclair DuBose, his son, was named as an heir.²

     I began this DuBose project because I wanted to find the parents of Elizabeth DuBose (1768-1833), who married Zachariah Norwood.

I found a lot of DuBose’s, but no clear idea of who Elizabeth’s parents were. Some think it was Andrew I, but I have no documentation for that. The main clue I have that this family is somehow related, is that Elizabeth and Zachariah Norwood named a son Theodore Gourdin Norwood. Gourdin was the maiden name of Isaac DuBose II’s wife, Esther. If Elizabeth was the daughter of Andrew I, Esther would be her aunt.


Isaac DuBose and Suzanne Couillendeau

Were Isaac and Suzanne married before or after they immigrated to South Carolina? He was from Dieppe, France, and she from La Tramblade, France, almost 300 miles away. It is more likely they married in South Carolina. “Liste Des Francois et Suisses en Caroline qui souhaittent d'etre naturalizes Anglois” speaks of Suzanne DuBosc, his wife, but this was compiled in 1696, ~10 years later.

Isaac and Suzanne were naturalized c1689.

Andrew I, by 1769, was among the first to move from Berkeley County to Lynches Creek*, which was then in St. David’s Parish, Cheraw District, which eventually became Darlington County. Andrew’s brother, John, and his wife Mary Whilden had moved there by 1750.

From a deed dated 5 Dec 1769, Andrew Dubose, Junr., received land on Lynch's Creek situated on the south side of the creek, bounded on the north by his brother Stephen Dubose, and on the southeast side by his father Andrew Dubose.

* Lynch's Creek ran along the border between new districts Cheraws and Camden created from St. David’s and St. Marks parishes in 1769. In 1785 Darlington became a county within Cheraws District. In 1800, counties became districts, with no overarching districts. This lasted until 1868 when districts became counties.^1,2,3,4,5

The following people are mentioned in this DuBose Family story: Elizabeth DuBose, Zachariah Norwood, Theodore G Norwood, Isaac DuBose II, Andrew DuBose, Esther Gourdin, Isaac DuBose I, Suzanne Couillandeau, John DuBose, Mary Whilden, Andrew DuBose II and Stephen DuBose.

     Mary Whilden married John DuBose, son of Isaac DuBose I and Suzanne Couillandeau.

Mary Whilden is mentioned in the DuBose Family story.

     Martha Irene Burns was born on 9 May 1798 in GA.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas Burns and Elizabeth Roberts.

Martha Irene Burns married Joseph C. Rawls, son of John Rawls and Franky <...>, circa 1817.²

Martha Irene Burns was named administrator of Joseph C. Rawls's estate on 25 Jul 1837 in Decatur Co., GA.³ Martha Irene Burns was enumerated as Head of Household in the census of 1850 in Decatur Co., GA, with others in the household: Joseph Rawls, Temperance Rawls and John C. Rawls.⁴ Martha Irene Burns was enumerated in the census of 1870 in Decatur Co., GA, in the household of John C. Rawls (her son.)⁵

Martha Irene Burns died on 25 Apr 1871 at age 72.⁶

     Joseph C. Rawls was the son of John Rawls and Franky <...>.

Joseph C. Rawls married Martha Irene Burns, daughter of Thomas Burns and Elizabeth Roberts, circa 1817.¹

In the will of John Rawls, dated 6 Sep 1830 in Decatur Co., GA, Joseph C. Rawls, his son, was named as an heir.²

Martha Irene Burns was named administrator of Joseph C. Rawls's estate on 25 Jul 1837 in Decatur Co., GA.³