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From: Judy Baugh <>
Subject: Re: Anthony White Dozier
Date: Fri, 05 Apr 2002 19:08:33 -0600
References: <200204051901.g35J18511325@lists2.rootsweb.com>


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> Subject:
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> RE: MOUZON; DE PRE; GAILLARD; CUTTINEAU; DOZIER
> From:
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> "Wendy Hiefield" <>
> Date:
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> Fri, 5 Apr 2002 08:42:10 -0800
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> Another example of needed 'detail': Mary Catherine Cuttino Dozier must have
>been taken to California by Anthony White DOZIER (line: John-5, John-4,
>Leonard-3, Leonard-2, Leonard-1 originally from ?Fr. then VA?), along with
>their son Wm. Gillard Dozier, and perhaps their grandson Edwin Cuttineau
>Dozier. Perhaps Mary Blake Atkinson Dozier was too ill to make the move?
>They moved because of declining crops? - or perhaps political issues?
>
>Any of these types of detail, on any generation (see below), is so welcome.
>Thanks, w.
>

Wendy,

A few Dozier details:

The will of Anthony White Dozier's grandmother, Hannah White is online at
Cindy Parker's superb Sumter cty., SC pages -
http://www.rootsweb.com/~scsumter/wills/volume2/wwills/whitehannah.html

Leonard-3 was a surveyor in Lunenburg, VA (check 'Sunlight on the
Southside',
and other Lun. refs. for further info on him).

Leonard-1 became a naturalized citizen of Virginia Colony 28 Jan 1684/5,
declaring
himself a native of France, and a protestant. (ref.Westmoreland County
Rec. & Inv.,
Bk.1, p.147), but I don't believe his name turns up in Manakin records.

I'm not a Dozier desc., - they just intersect frequently with some of my
lines - but I do
have a Mouzon in the mix - Ann Mouzon (1737-1791) who married Peter DuBois
11-Jun-1752, Parish of Sts. Thomas & Denis, SC.

Rgds.,
Judy Baugh




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