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DuBois Family Association Website - Welcome
DBFA October, 2013 Biennial Meeting
Please come to this reunion for an important get-together in the
history of the Association and an important business meeting.
Meeting Schedule:
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Friday, October 18
5:30 p.m. Light Food and Drink Reception
Old Fort
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Saturday, October 19
7:30 a.m. Continental Breakfast
Deyo Hall
8:30 a.m. Church Service
French Church
9:15 a.m. Huguenot Street House Tours
11:45 a.m. Luncheon
Deyo Hall
12:30 – 1:30 p.m. Historic Huguenot Street Presentation
1:45 – Workshop and Business Meeting
The registration fee for the reunion is $50.00 (children under 12 are free).
The fee includes Friday evening reception, Saturday continental breakfast
and Saturday luncheon. There is a prepaid motel option at a group rate of
$118.50 (taxes included) at the Super 8 Motel, 3423 route 9 West, Highland,
NY 12528, phone 845-691-6888. Rooms reserved for your reservation are
non-smoking two double bed accommodations. Please make your registration
yourself, but ask for the rooms reserved for the DuBois Family Association.
The reservations must be made by July 31 2013.
Please see your June newsletter for your reunion registration form or send
your registration fee to Pamela Bailey, Cottage 60, 726 Loveville Road,
Hockessin, DE 19707. If you mail in your registration fee, make your check
payable to the DuBois Family Association. Send your name, address, phone
number and email with it.
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For those of you who came in
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Historic Huguenot Street, a
National Historic Landmark District, is the site of a collection of Colonial
and early National period stone houses open to the public as a collective
museum located in New Paltz, New York.
The village was founded in 1678 by twelve French Protestant
families who fled political and religious persecution in northern France.
Eleven of the families moved to the area following the purchase of nearly
40,000 acres, along the Wallkill River, from the Esopus Indians.
The DuBois
Family made up one fourth of the patentees. Louis DuBois the leader
of the group and two of his sons, Abraham and Isaac. At 18 Isaac was the
youngest of the twelve.
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About the DBFA website:
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A place to find what you
want to know about the DuBois Family and the DBFA. Ask genealogy questions.
You can follow the DuBois family from its history in Europe to the present day.
Get
the latest newsletter online. Meet family members that you have never met
before or haven't seen in several years.
Make new friends and see places where your ancestors lived. Now joining is even
easier. Get a
membership application online.
Tour the site and please
remember to sign the guestbook (located on each page in the lower left
corner) before you leave and remember to bookmark the
website on your browser.
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2011 REUNION
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