DuBois Fort Historical Marker The Old Fort Plaque next to flag poles
Flags in front of Grimm Gallery (Deyo Hall) Momument to the Patentees

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DuBois Family Association Website - Welcome 
 
The New Roof on the Fort is nearing completion!
<-------- Click on Roof Project on the Fort page to view pictures.

 2009 reunion, October 16-17
Make plans now!!!

ONLINE STORES... read more about them on the Online Stores page listed on the left.
In our premium shop only:
SMALL MUGS ON SALE $11.99.
Also available:
Golf Shirts/ 
Were $21.99 now $18.99 save $3.00

All small mugs on sale $11.99. choice of pictures include: Coat-of-Arms, color photo of the Fort,black and white drawing of the Fort, painting of Huguenot StreetGolf Shirt features DuBois Family Coat-of-Arms $21.99

 
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For those of you who came in late:

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 1677 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:

  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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 The DBFA website also includes:

 
bulletLinks to the websites of the other families. 
bulletLink to Historic Huguenot Street website.
bulletAccess HHS search engine.
bulletList of places to Stay.
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Contact us directly from the website. 

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Reunion information.

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Pictures from the reunions.

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Pictures of the houses.

2007 REUNION PICTURE

(to view larger picture see December 2007 newsletter)

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