Son of Gabriel Beaubeau or Baubeaux and Cathrine Rivault of France. Entered the American Colonies in 1700 under the Virginia headright system (Name appears as Gabriel Baubau; Sponsored by Robert Nash). [Source: Nugent, Nell Marion, "Cavaliers and Pioneers", Abstracts of Land Patents and Grants, Vol. 3, 1695-1732, p. 38-39]
Married Elizabeth Spencer White c.1702-1703.
His name does not appear in court or land records after 1704 and some speculate that he died about that time, though there is no conclusive proof either way. [Source: HUGUENOTS IN THE BACKCOUNTRY: THE BOBO FAMILY of France, Virginia and South Carolina, by Bryan Scott Johnson, Huguenot Society of South Carolina, Transaction 100, 1994]. Likewise, there is speculation regarding the number of children he fathered.
Note: The French name Beaubeaux became Anglicized in the colonies and appears in various phonetic spellings, finally as Bobo.
Married Elizabeth Spencer White c.1702-1703.
His name does not appear in court or land records after 1704 and some speculate that he died about that time, though there is no conclusive proof either way. [Source: HUGUENOTS IN THE BACKCOUNTRY: THE BOBO FAMILY of France, Virginia and South Carolina, by Bryan Scott Johnson, Huguenot Society of South Carolina, Transaction 100, 1994]. Likewise, there is speculation regarding the number of children he fathered.
Note: The French name Beaubeaux became Anglicized in the colonies and appears in various phonetic spellings, finally as Bobo.
Son of Gabriel Beaubeau or Baubeaux and Cathrine Rivault of France. Entered the American Colonies in 1700 under the Virginia headright system (Name appears as Gabriel Baubau; Sponsored by Robert Nash). [Source: Nugent, Nell Marion, "Cavaliers and Pioneers", Abstracts of Land Patents and Grants, Vol. 3, 1695-1732, p. 38-39]
Married Elizabeth Spencer White c.1702-1703.
His name does not appear in court or land records after 1704 and some speculate that he died about that time, though there is no conclusive proof either way. [Source: HUGUENOTS IN THE BACKCOUNTRY: THE BOBO FAMILY of France, Virginia and South Carolina, by Bryan Scott Johnson, Huguenot Society of South Carolina, Transaction 100, 1994]. Likewise, there is speculation regarding the number of children he fathered.
Note: The French name Beaubeaux became Anglicized in the colonies and appears in various phonetic spellings, finally as Bobo.
Married Elizabeth Spencer White c.1702-1703.
His name does not appear in court or land records after 1704 and some speculate that he died about that time, though there is no conclusive proof either way. [Source: HUGUENOTS IN THE BACKCOUNTRY: THE BOBO FAMILY of France, Virginia and South Carolina, by Bryan Scott Johnson, Huguenot Society of South Carolina, Transaction 100, 1994]. Likewise, there is speculation regarding the number of children he fathered.
Note: The French name Beaubeaux became Anglicized in the colonies and appears in various phonetic spellings, finally as Bobo.
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