His sister Marie is cited in 1747 as widow of Jaques Dutoit (of Neyruz?). Parentage is given as Jean Pierre Dutoit of Neyruz in the marriage records at M�zi�res. Baptism for sister Marie has not been found.
Several mentions in records of Jaques Crausaz, notary at Moudon, but no indication of whether he left descendants. He was "in the service of their excellencies of Bern" in 1691, located at Geneva; this probably means military service. At that time, he had "beaup�re" (either father-in-law or step-father) Denis Burnand, and appears to have been related somehow to the minister Samuel Chastellanat (Philippe Burnand, notary at Moudon).
Son of the late Jaques Dutoit of Neyruz, according to his marriage record. Sponsors at the baptism were David Vulliens of St.-Cierges with his wife Marie Dutoit, and Marie daughter of Jean Pierre Dutoit. We are probably missing several baptisms from this family.
When his widow remarried in 1753, he is identified as Samuel Dutoit of Aigle, bourgeois of Moudon. We may also be able to identify him with the late Samuel Dutoit of Moudon, St.-L�gier, La Chesay, and Chavannes, whose son Jean Fran�ois married in
1751 (possibly at Vevey?). By 17 nov 1742, he was in military service in Holland (Daniel Antoine Jossevel, notary at Moudon). He is the Samuel Dutoit who assisted his sister Louise in various documents 1735-1736, Samuel Briod, notary.
The circumstances of his military service are quite singular, as his testament of 08 may 1742 recounts (Jaques David Burnand, notary and curial at Moudon):
"Au nom de Dieu Amen, Il est ainsy que le Sieur Samuel Denys Dutoit bourgeois de Moudon, se voyant oblig� d'aller dans le Service Millitaire de Leurs Hautres Puissances des Estats d'Hollande � cause des mani�res brutales, violentes, et point sociables
de Marie Veyre sa femme..." He leaves everything to his first cousin Jean Dutoit son of the late Jean Jaques Dutoit de Moudon, and specifically excludes his wife. The testament was probated 06 jan 1745, so it is likely that he died while in military
service.
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Date of contract, Denis Burnand, notary at Moudon.
MARRIAGE: 29 DEC 1687, Montpreveyres, Vaud, Switzerland
Apparently, she is the Doroth�e Dutoit wife of Isaac Viret who loaned money to Bernard Merguex of Lausanne 30 dec 1687 (Jaques Besson, notary at Lausanne). She had a sister Anthoinnaz who seems to have loaned her and Isaac Viret 62 florins toward
their marriage (07 mar 1691, Philibert Del'Isle, notary at Lausanne). Doroth�e also had a brother-in-law Jaques DuBrit of Moudon (or was that the brother-in-law of the debtor Bernard Merguex?). At Moudon, there seems to be no mention of a Jaques
DuBrit with a wife named Dutoit, but one of the Sebastien DuBrits did have a wife Jeanne Dutoit mentioned several times in the 1670's, about whom nothing else is know.
