This is a list of persons, taken from several sources, whose last names suggest that they might be related to the Dhuey family detailed in this genealogy. However, due to their countries of origin it is unlikely that they are. Three criteria were used in selecting each name: 1) It must being with "D"; 2) It must contain at least two of these letters: "H", "U", or "Y"; 3) It must appear to be pronounced as "Dhuey" is.
Name Location Birthplace Year of Record
Dhue, Hane Boise Co., Idaho China U.S. Census 1880
Dhue, John Sacramento, Calif. Ireland 1870 1
Dhuy, Bernard Locust Hill, Kentucky Germany U.S. Census 1870
Dhuy, George Wayne Co., Indiana Ireland U.S. Census 1850
Doey, J.B. Kewaunee Co., Wis. Plat map 1876 2
Duey, Johann Christian Chester Co., Penn. 1750 3
" Johan Dietrich " " " "
Duhie, Francis Toledo, Ohio Germany U.S. Census 1850
Duhie, J. Port of San Francisco 1850 4
Duhey, David Racine, Wisconsin Vermont U.S. Census 1880 5
Duhy, John Elgin, Illinois Ireland U.S. Census 1880
2 Although this name does not fit all of the criteria, it does appear in Section 3 of Lincoln township on Harney & Tucker's 1876 plat map of Kewaunee County, Wisconsin. However, it is a misprint for Jean Baptiste Docq. See: Deeds, Vol. U, p. 278, Kewaunee Co. Register of Deeds, Kewaunee, Wis.
3 Israel D. Rupp, A Collection of Upwards Thirty Thousand Names � (1931, reprinted 1965), p. 230; and Ammon Stapleton, Great List of Huguenot Immigrants � (1901, reprinted 1969), p. 151. Their ship came to Philadelphia from the port of Rotterdam, Holland. The Huguenots were French Protestants who had been persecuted and exiled to other European nations.
4 Louis J. Rasmussen, San Francisco Ship Passenger Lists (1965), Vol. 2, pp. 3, 4. The particular voyage began in Panama, with a stop in Mexico.
5 Age 30; parents born in Ireland.