Anne DUCHAT
(female)Family 1 : Daniel BURNAT (bp. 3 NOV 1601, d. 1683)
- +Marie BURNAT (dates unknown)
- +Esther Marie BURNAT (dates unknown)
- +Samuel BURNAT (b. 1639, d. 1692)
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_Nicolas DUCOSTER ___|
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It is possible, though not proven, that he is the same man who was the father of the Esther DuCrest who married Thomas Dutoit 16 apr 1637 at Moudon.
Where are the children born 1637-1647? There should be several! She remarried to Jaques Tavernay of Chardonne, as suggested by a record of Pierre Gavin, notary at Moudon, 16 nov 1661, which indicates that Tavernay was the "beau-père" of the children of the late Thomas Dutoit. There are a number of similar citations.
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_Chrétien DUCREST ___|
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Cited as beaupère of Jean and Sebastien Dutoit, sons of late Maurice Dutoit, 1616, in documents recorded by Jean Maquelin, notary at Vevey.
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_Pierre DUCREST _____|
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It is likely he is the man whose widow Henriette remarried to Pierre Aguet at Sullens, 13 jan 1583. He is first noted as deceased on the occasion of the (second?) marriage of his daughter Pernon, 12 feb 1581.
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_Pierre DUCREST _____|
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An inventory of the communal archives of Crissier includes mention of a Lettre de Bourgeoisie for Thivent Ducrest dated 1595, signed by the notary Philibert Musy. The registers of this notary have not survived, apparently, and we do not know what information about the origins of the family is included in this document.
The "assignal" acknowledging receipt of dowry by Bastian Cousin of St. Bartholomé for his wife Jeanne daughter of the late Thievent DuCrest of Crissier, consisting of 250 florins and various personal effects, dated 06 jun 1641 (Pierre Perrochon, notary at Chesaux, ACV DG 193/1 fol. 76) probably refers to one of his daughters, but we have not yet determined who her mother was.
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_Pierre DUCREST _____|
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In 1850, Charles Duel, probably brother of Sarah, was living with this family, also Elizabeth, likely a sister. Cemetery record transcript (possibly from records other than the tombstone) gives name as Sarah Duell Baker, no explanation for this.
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_Jean Antoine DUFAUX _|
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Originally from the Languedoc in France, he was a captain in the Royal American regiment 1757-1761, then moved to Moudon where he acquired citizenship 13 aug 1761.
Surname appears once in the registers at Payerne as DuFlion (as a witness at a baptism).
He is also mentioned in a document in the communal archives of Missy (U 28, 1625), "Lettre de rente constituée par Jean Rouge pour Marguerite, fille de d'Abraham Rouge, femme de Pierre Duflon, bourgeois de Cully, pour des biens non payés que Marguerite avait hérité rière Missy, Saint-Aubin et autres lieux" (not yet examined).
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Date of contract, J. L. Delorme, notary, vol. 4., p. 509.
Admitted to Trinity College 21 apr 1774. He was appointed Rector at Whalcott, Warwickshire, in 1774, and then Rector at Moulsoe, Buckinghamshire, 1787 until his death in 1828. Both appointments were under the patronage of Spencer Compton, Earl of Northampton, whom he served as chaplain.
Protestant minister.