Josias Garnier Dupre, Jr.

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He was a pew holder in 1734 and was a Road Commissioner. (Brodie's History of Williamsburg, pgs 53 and 208.) In 1721, he was a justice of the peace for Berkeley Cty., appointed by Gov. Nicholson. In 1731 he was elected a vestryman of Prince Frederick's church. He was" the Enquirer and Collector of Taxes" for the parish of St. Denis in 1715 and 1716. "Liste des Francois et Suisses" Daniel Ravenel, Charleston, South Carolina, 1868. "Journal of His Majesty's Council of South Carolina, May 29, 1721-June 10,1721 ed. A.S. Salley, Junior., Atlanta, Georgia, 1930, pg. 13. "Register of St. Philip's Parrish, Charles Town, South Carolina, 1720-1758, Ed. A. S. Salley, Junior., Charleston, South Carolina, 1904, p. 233. Marriage Records kept by Colonel Isaac Hayne, p. 222.