She had a brother Samuel, dead by 1744. He left a widow, but her name was not mentioned in the document explaining these relationships, 20 apr 1744, Daniel Antoine Jossevel, notary at Moudon. This is the evidence that leads us to identify the wife of Antoine Dutoit, Officier de Chavannes, with the daughter of Baltazard Dutoit and Estiennaz DuPuis.
Baptised as Jeanne Marie, but this seems to be the daughter of Fran�ois Dutoit of Neyruz who married first Philippe Rosset and then Denis Samuel Dutoit. Transactions among her heirs were recorded in 1741 by Daniel Antoine Jossevel, notary at Moudon. Her testament was recorded by Jaques David Burnand, notary at Moudon, naming brothers Pierre and Daniel, her sister Jeanne Marie, wife of Jean Papaux, and heirs of her deceased brother Abraham (dated 12 apr 1741, probated 19 apr 1741).
Apparently she is not the Marie Dutoit, sister of Samuel and daughter of David, who is cited as widow of Abraham Duperrex in a document of 01 mar 1762 (Jaques David Burnand, notary at Moudon). Identified as Marie Dutoit, she was a sister of one of the Balthazard Dutoits, who appeared at the baptism of her son in 1733. Apparently the same person is identified as Susanne Dutoit at the baptism of the second child of Abraham Duperret, 09 mar 1737. By 1748, apparently the same Abraham Duperret marries Jeanne Ursule (but later called Jeanne Marie), daughter of the late Jean Guezer, at Penthaz. Logically, either there were two men called Abraham Duperret, one of them the husband of Marie Dutoit, the other the brother of Daniel Anthoine Duperret, or else there was one Abraham Duperret who married sucessively to Marie Dutoit and then to Jeanne (Marie?) Ursule Guezer. The first possibility appears to be correct. Her death is indeed recorded at Moudon in 1748: "Marie n�e Dutoit de Chavanes & Moudon femme d�Abraham Duperrez du Rougemont Granger a Corniz Territoire de Moudon ag�e d�environ quarante huit ans ayant et� malade pr�s de quatre jours d�une Apoplexie qui luy a d�abord ot� la parole est morte le 13e Juin 1748 sur les neuf heures du matin, & a et� enterr�e le lendemain dans le Cimetierre de Moudon sur les deux heures apr�s midi. Elle laisse huit Enfans dont aucun n�a communi�, savoir trois fils & cinq filles, outre son Mari."
Marriage record is clear, but what appears to be the baptism of their child in 1767 gives her name as Susanne Marie. At Vevey, where the marriage banns were also published, she is Marie Estienne, daughter of the late Abraham Isaac Dutoit, bourgeois of Moudon, living at Vevey. (We interpret this to mean that she lived at Vevey, not necessarily that her father did.) It is possible that Estienne Marie belongs with a different set of parents.
Apparently the Eve who married Jean Wagnieres in 1618, though she would be old for marriage. The bride is identified in that record as the daughter of the late Jaques. A further marriage to Jean Perrin-Beauche is revealed in a settlement dated 29 jul 1628 (Jaques Jayet, notary at Moudon, ACV DL 57/4 fol. 5), regarding a dispute over her rights to dowry and other property received from the heirs of Gaspard and Jaques Dutoit, and from her marriage to Jean Wagnieres, and for her daugher Susanne Wagnieres. Among the property she claimed from the estate of Jean Wagnieres is land at Tholes, suggesting that she is the Eve Dutoit "dit de Tholes" who is mentioned occasionally in other records.
In a transaction at Vevey in 1640, she was represented by her "beaufr�re" (brother-in-law or possibly step-brother) Claude Crausaz. The reason has since been discovered: she had married to Jaques Crausaz sometime prior to 24 mar 1640 (Jean Maquelin, notary at Vevey).
This may be the Susanne Albertine Dutoit daughter of the late Daniel Dutoit and Susanne de la Beaume whose marriage at Montpr�veyres is recorded in 1787. The death record says Susanne Catherine Dutoit wife of Daniel Louis Borel, age 35, though in fact she should be 36.
