Alabama NewspaperMay 4, 1881:Dr. George C. DUGAS, of Augusta, who came to Montgomery several weeks ago tobe with his brother-in-law, the late Dr. W.J. HOLT, during his illness, leavesfor his home this morning. His sister, Mrs. HOLT, accompanied him on a visitto her father.Observer newspaper-Dugas, Douschka Mrs. wife of Dr. George C. Dugas and daughter of the ex Governor Pickens died at the home of her father in Edgefield. Burial was in the Episcopal Church Cemetery. Newberry Observer, 8/24/1893Dugas, George C. Dr. married Miss Douschka Pickens, now deceased. He died 8/29/1903 and was survived by two daughters, Lucy Dugas and Dolly Dugas. Page 1, Newberry Observer 9/1/1903Dugas, Dolly Miss will marry William Wallace Sheppard on 12/9/1903 at the home of the bride in Edgefield. Page 3, Newberry Observer 11/24/1903Dugas, Lucy Pickens Miss will marry Benjamin Ryan Tillman on 12/26/1903 at Edgewood. Page 3, Newberry Observer 11/24/1903; Page 5, Newberry Observer 12/18/1903Louis Alexander Dugas died of pemphigus at age 13 on the 26 June of 1898 in Augusta, grandson of a president of Augusta Medical College-Birth: Dec. 18, 1884AugustaRichmond CountyGeorgia, USADeath: Jun. 26, 1898AugustaRichmond CountyGeorgia, USALouis Alexander Dugas, III was the son of Dr. George C. Dugas and the former Francis Eugenia Olga Neva Pickens, known as Douschka. He was born in Augusta on the 18th day of December 1884.Louis Alexander Dugas, III was named for his grandfather and uncle. His grandfather was a renown physician and Dean of the Medical College of Georgia; and his uncle a well known attorney and Civil War veteran.Louis III departed his young life on the 26th of June 1898 at the age of 13 years, 6 months and 8 days. He was buried along side his paternal grandparents and uncle, whom he shared a name.Inscription:LOUIS ALEXANDER IIIDECEMBER 18, 1884JUNE 24, 1894ONLY SON OF DR. GEO. C.AND DOUSCHKA P. DUGASNote: His Death Notice published in The Augusta Chronicle dated June 27th 1898, states his death on June 26th; as does the records on file at Magnolia Cemetery officeBurial:Magnolia CemeteryAugustaRichmond CountyGeorgia, USA

Douschka' Pickens was born in the palace of the Czar while her father was U.S. Minister to Russia. The only child of Gov. Francis Wilkeson Pickens and Lucy Holcombe, she married Dr. George Dugas of Augusta, Georgia. She died in Edgewood, GA."