The Dubouzet Family History Project

The Dubouzet family tree now has 174 people listed and is still growing by the day.  For everyone that is contributing, thank you and please keep up the good work.  It’s really exciting to me to see how large this family really is.

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For the longest time, with all of the Dubouzet’s that I have talked with, there has always seemed to be two distinct Dubouzet families that I could not connect.  Those who descended from Candido and those from Jose (which I couldn’t fit in anywhere based on the information that I had).  Candido’s family lived mostly [...]

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I’m amazed at all of the information coming in from all sides of the family.  This is what is so wonderful about a collaborative site like this — everyone can contribute.  Anyhow, thank you to everyone, please keep the information coming. Check the family tree site out often as it’s getting new updates and photos [...]

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If you’re interested in contributing to a new family tree project for the Dubouzet family, please go to: http://www.dubouzetfamily.myheritage.com It’s a private site, so if you’d like to be involved you can sign up via the link above or send me your email address and I’ll make sure you get an invitation to join. This [...]

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I just wanted to say thank you for all of your comments and feedback regarding the Dubouzet family.  A lot of you have given me great insight into the true size of our multicultural family. I will do my best to get back to all of you who wrote to me in the coming weeks. [...]

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My name is Chris and I live in Portland, Oregon, USA.  My wife is descended from Emilio Dubouzet of Vito, Negros Occidental.  We have been researching the Dubouzet family trying to trace its roots back to France in the 1800′s. The story that I’ve heard so far is that Candido Dubouzet (most likely Candid du [...]

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