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Nassau
Nassau
Nassau, received permit to depart Kensington, England, for Virginia, January 18, 1701/02 Capt. Tregian
List of French, Swiss, Genevese, German, and Flemish embarked on the ship named the Nassau to go to Virginia.
1 Latane, Mr. ---- (Minister)
2 Latane, Mrs. ---- (his wife)
3 1 child
4 1 maidservant
5 Braban, Mr. Daniel
6 Braban, ---- (his wife)
7-9 Braban (3 children)
10 1 servant (boy)
11 Gargean, Jean Pierre
12 Gargean, ---- (his wife)
13-15 Gargean (3 children)
16 Amonet, Jacob
17 Amonet, ---- (his wife)
18-21 Amonet (4 children)
22 Papin, Paul
23 Leroy, Jean
24 Lacaze, Jacques
25 Dubrog, Jean
26 Basel, Catharine
27 Basel (1 daughter)
28 Lefebre, Ester
29 Martin, Ester
30 Martin (1 child)
31 Ribot, Francois (ffrancois)
32 Molinie, Joseph
33 Molinie, ---- (his wife)
34 Chareitie', Leon Auguste
35 Chareitie', ---- (his wife)
36 Barachin, Jean
37 Barachin, ---- (his wife)
38 Caillau, Joseph
39 Caillau, ---- (his wife)
40 Dauphin, Jean
41 Bellin, Jeane
42 Gautie, Margueritte
43 Mallet, Marie
44 Denielle, Thomas
45 Macan, Jacques
46 Macan, ---- (his wife)
47 Thomas, Jean
48 Thomas, ---- (his wife)
49 Robert, Jean
50 Robert, ---- (his wife)
51 Robert (1 daughter)
52 Madouy, Alexandre
53 Richemon, Noel
54 Richemon, ---- (his wife)
55 Fonnielle, Jean (ffonnielle)
56 Fonnielle, ---- (his wife)
57 Bocar, Estienne
58 Bocar, ---- (his wife)
59-60 Bocar (2 children)
61 Fradot, Jacques (ffradot)
62 Maupin, Gabriel
63 Maupin, ---- (his wife)
64-66 Maupin (3 children)
67 Sponge, Jacob
68 Sponge, ---- (his wife)
69 Duncan, Ester
70 Hernon, Jaques
71 Chaperon, Jean
72 Felsau, Francois (ffrancois)
73 Prain, Jean
74 Taniere, Salomon
75 Taniere, ---- (his wife)
76 Odias, Pierre
77 Faouton, Jean (ffaouton)
78 Feree', Pierre (fferee')
79 Feree', ---- (his wife)
80 Feree' (1 child)
81 Gonfan, Francois
82 Gonfan, ---- (his wife)
83 Gonfan, ---- (his daughter)
84 Lataniere, Lazare
85 Lataniere, ---- (his wife)
86 Belloe, Jean
87 Delinet, Jacques
88 Bricou, Salomon
89 Bricou, ---- (his wife)
90 Barbie, Glaude
91 Barbie, ---- (his wife)
92 Dehon, Estinne
93 Corneau, Henry
94 Ferran, Daniel (fferran)
95 Gomar, Jean
96 Gomar, ---- (his wife)
97-101 Gomar (5 children)
102 Rousset, Jean
103 Montgut, Pierre
104 Vaillan, Alexander
105 Gondemay, Solomon
106 Gondemay, ---- (his wife)
107 Girardeau, Louis
108 Dousseau, Daniel
109 Cahaigne, Michel
110 Duval, Daniel
111 Prampain, Corneille
112 Coustillat, Paul
113 des Maizeaux, Pierre
114 Lorange, Jean Velas
115 Lorange, ---- (his wife)
116 Lorange (1 child)
117 Egarnae, Jean
118 Gueraux, Pierre
119 Lalorie, Anthoine
120 Bonsergent, Matthieu
121 Bonsergent, ---- (his wife)
122 Leroy, Paul
123 Leroy, ---- (his wife)
124 Lanusse, Bernard
125 Lanusse, ---- (his wife)
126 Charpentier, Francois (ffrancois)
127 Charpentier, ---- (his wife)
128 Surin, Jean
129 Lemarchand, Jacques
130 Bonviller, Issac
131 de Vallons, Melkier
132 de'Hay, Issac
133 Cury, Abraham
134 Berrard, Joseph
135 Berrard, ---- (his wife)
136 Parmantie, Charles
137 Langlade, Emanuel
138 Olmier, Jean
139 Charier, Charles
140 Prevoteau, Sebastian
141 Delpus, Francis (ffrancis)
142 Collie, Henry
143 Collie, ---- (his wife)
144 Collie (1 child)
145 Cheneau, Estienne
146 Cheneau, ---- (his wife)
147 Duchemin, Daniel
148 Duchemin, ---- (his wife)
149 Gueran, Daniel
150 Gueran, ---- (his wife)
151-154 Gueran (4 children)
155 Soulie', Jean (Total for this group is given as 6)
156 Soulie', ---- (his wife)
157-159 Soulie' (3 children)
160 Ducre', Nicholas
161 Ducre', ---- (his wife)
162 Levasseur, Jean Noel
163 Levasseur, ---- (his wife)
164 Poitevin, Rebecca
165 Losane, Louis
166 Losane, ---- (his wife)
167-168 Losane (2 children)
169 Curien, Elizabet
170 Surgan, Jean Boye'
171 Lecoin, Marie Catherine
172 Fauquaran, Jean (ffauquaran)
173 Fauquaran, ---- (his wife)
174 Morel, Elizabet
175 Balaros, Pierre
176 Legover, Paul Swiss
177 Faizant, Jean Jacques
178 Aigle, Jacob
179 Shriflit, Pierre
180 Cumery, Ouly
181 Herbert, Madame ----
182-185 Herbert (4 young ladies, her daughters) Genevese (Geneva, Switzerland)
186 Pasteur, Jean
187 Dupuy, ----
188 Pasteur, Charles
189 Pasteur, ---- (his wife)
190 Hayer, Elizabet (German)
191 Hehns, Marie (Flemish)
Total 191
Correspondence January 2, 2002 passengers Duchemin
The DuChemin/Duchemin family that is listed on the passenger list, I
believe is part of our family that I am researching. This is the
information that I have regarding the Duchemin family. Daniel
Duchemin b.2 Sept. 1773 in France, Elizabeth Dutot Duchemin
b. 22 Mar 1783 in France, children are Daniel b. 12 Feb 1804,
Elizabeth 12 Aug 1805, John b. 29 Jan 1807, Peter b. 23 Nov 1808,
Philip b. 11 Oct. 1810, Francis b. 13 Aug 1812, Abraham b. 10 May 1814,
William b. 6 Mar 1816, Susan b. 10 Apr 1818, George b. 20 Oct 1820,
James b. 16 July 1822, Nancy b. 9 Apr. 1825
This family that I have just listed is my great grandmother's family.
Annette Dallas
Correspondence August 7, 2002 passenger Egarnae
It is the belief of some of Jean deJarnat's descendants that the gentleman listed
on the ship as Jean Egarnae was indeed our Jean deJarnat
We have linked another gentleman Gabriel Maupain to another document
outlining the "naturalization" of the Maupain gentleman and listed in the
naturalization info it lists our "Jean deJarnat" and it appears that pronunciation
and/or listing of the gentleman "Egarnae" would most likely have been our
"deJarnat". George Whalen (descendant of Jean deJarnat) in Evansville,
Indiana
Also: The book "Tidewater Virginia Families" refers to the naturalization
and the book "Huguenot Emmigrations to Virginia" lists the passenger list.
Correspondence June 14, 2005 passengers Gueran
This ship carried one of my ancestors to Virginia: Daniel Gueran (Guerrant)
They settled in King William parish in Virginia. (Manakin)
According to : The Huguenot, a publication of the Huguenot Society of Manakin, VA
and the Douglas Register, Page 66 The following is found:
In 1700 Daniel (Guerin)Guerrant, Huguenot refugee, with his wife Marie and four children
arrived in York River, Virginia on the ship Nassau and settled at Manakintown.
His wife: Marie L'Orange. Son: Peter, Daughters: Jean and Jane. Son: Daniel II
Mary Jane Stuart
Correspondence added March 11, 2007, passenger DUVAL
My ancestor, Daniel DuVal, was a passenger on the ship Nassau which sailed from
Blackwall in London on 8 December 1700(01) and arrived in Gloucester County, VA on
5 March 1701(02). Descendants of Daniel DuVal include Samuel DuVal who represented
Henrico County, VA and was present at St. John's Church in Richmond when Patrick
Henry gave his famous speech, "Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death." During the
Revolutionary War Samuel DuVal and his four sons bore prominent positions. One
of these sons, Colonel Daniel DuVal, was with Lafayette and witnessed the final
triumph at Yorktown. Daniel DuVal's descendant, William Pope DuVal, was appointed
Governor of the Florida Territory in 1882. (Information taken from "DuVals of Kentucky
from Virginia" written by Margaret Buchanan and published in 1938.) More information can be
found at the Duval Family Association which was first organized in 1936, reorganized in 1998
and has members throughout the United States.
Judy Hamby Lenoir, North Carolina.
Correspondence added August 1, 2007 passengers 62-66 Maupin
My ancestors that came over on the Nasseau in 1701 was Gabriel Maupin, his
wife Mary (Spencer,) and 3 children. I only know the names of 2 children;
Gabriel and Daniel-(my family line.) They migrated to Ky. and Tn.
Daniel Maupin married Margaret Via about 1726 or 1730. Their son William
Maupin married Mildred White of Virginia and they moved to Ky. Their son
Amos Maupin born Feb 14 1775 and died Sept 19 1865. He married Sallie Ayres
about 1809. She was born May 25 1790 and died July 4, 1852. Cynthia Maupin
their daughter was born Jan 11,1816 and married Rev. William Patton Bruce.
Sunmitted by,
ethom44@ecsis.net
The passenger list for the ship Nassau is from
"Huguenot Emmigrations to Virginia" by R.A. Brock.
Generously donated by Judy Hamby
Reformatted by Sheila Tate a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
13 November 1998
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