Peter Dauge (D'Auge) was one of eleven children of Pierre (Peter) and Angelica [Gregory] D'Auge. The first of the D'Auge family in America was his grandfather, Jacques D'Auge who came from the Providence of Berry in France to Charleston, SC.
Peter was a legislature and in the Militia and later a Continental Line officer during the Revolutionary War. In 1777 his unit, the Tenth North Carolina Regiment joined with Washington and fought throughout the Revolution.
Peter first married Elizabeth Lamb, d/o Thomas and Sarah [Beckwith] Lamb of Pasquotank. The couple had 5 children, Isaac, Willoughby, Amelia, Sophia & Margaret.
He second married Margaret Sawyer Lamb, widow of Abner Lamb, they had no children.
Dauge had a 2057 acre plantation in Camden County on which he was buried in the family cemetery.
Source: Dictionary of North Carolina biography, Volume 2, pg 19
Locally the French name D'Auge was shown as Dauge, Dague, Douge, Dougue, Doudge and finally settling for the most part as Dozier.
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The family bible states that Peter Dauge's first wife was Elizabeth Williams, the daughter of Ludwick and Dorothy Williams. The bible states that Peter Dauge's second wife was Margaret and that this couple had three daughters whose names and dates of birth it provides.
Peter was a legislature and in the Militia and later a Continental Line officer during the Revolutionary War. In 1777 his unit, the Tenth North Carolina Regiment joined with Washington and fought throughout the Revolution.
Peter first married Elizabeth Lamb, d/o Thomas and Sarah [Beckwith] Lamb of Pasquotank. The couple had 5 children, Isaac, Willoughby, Amelia, Sophia & Margaret.
He second married Margaret Sawyer Lamb, widow of Abner Lamb, they had no children.
Dauge had a 2057 acre plantation in Camden County on which he was buried in the family cemetery.
Source: Dictionary of North Carolina biography, Volume 2, pg 19
Locally the French name D'Auge was shown as Dauge, Dague, Douge, Dougue, Doudge and finally settling for the most part as Dozier.
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The family bible states that Peter Dauge's first wife was Elizabeth Williams, the daughter of Ludwick and Dorothy Williams. The bible states that Peter Dauge's second wife was Margaret and that this couple had three daughters whose names and dates of birth it provides.
Peter Dauge (D'Auge) was one of eleven children of Pierre (Peter) and Angelica [Gregory] D'Auge. The first of the D'Auge family in America was his grandfather, Jacques D'Auge who came from the Providence of Berry in France to Charleston, SC.
Peter was a legislature and in the Militia and later a Continental Line officer during the Revolutionary War. In 1777 his unit, the Tenth North Carolina Regiment joined with Washington and fought throughout the Revolution.
Peter first married Elizabeth Lamb, d/o Thomas and Sarah [Beckwith] Lamb of Pasquotank. The couple had 5 children, Isaac, Willoughby, Amelia, Sophia & Margaret.
He second married Margaret Sawyer Lamb, widow of Abner Lamb, they had no children.
Dauge had a 2057 acre plantation in Camden County on which he was buried in the family cemetery.
Source: Dictionary of North Carolina biography, Volume 2, pg 19
Locally the French name D'Auge was shown as Dauge, Dague, Douge, Dougue, Doudge and finally settling for the most part as Dozier.
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The family bible states that Peter Dauge's first wife was Elizabeth Williams, the daughter of Ludwick and Dorothy Williams. The bible states that Peter Dauge's second wife was Margaret and that this couple had three daughters whose names and dates of birth it provides.
Peter was a legislature and in the Militia and later a Continental Line officer during the Revolutionary War. In 1777 his unit, the Tenth North Carolina Regiment joined with Washington and fought throughout the Revolution.
Peter first married Elizabeth Lamb, d/o Thomas and Sarah [Beckwith] Lamb of Pasquotank. The couple had 5 children, Isaac, Willoughby, Amelia, Sophia & Margaret.
He second married Margaret Sawyer Lamb, widow of Abner Lamb, they had no children.
Dauge had a 2057 acre plantation in Camden County on which he was buried in the family cemetery.
Source: Dictionary of North Carolina biography, Volume 2, pg 19
Locally the French name D'Auge was shown as Dauge, Dague, Douge, Dougue, Doudge and finally settling for the most part as Dozier.
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The family bible states that Peter Dauge's first wife was Elizabeth Williams, the daughter of Ludwick and Dorothy Williams. The bible states that Peter Dauge's second wife was Margaret and that this couple had three daughters whose names and dates of birth it provides.
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