Teunis Denyse Dubois
- Born: 23 Feb 1773, Monmouth Monmouth NJ
- Marriage (1): Sarah Van Derveer in Dec 1796
- Died: 11 Sep 1843, Freehold NJ
General notes:
Silversmith
Events in his life were:

- Apprenticed circa 1787-1794 to Joseph Dubois in New York City NY
He continue as a journeyman for his brother before their partnership.

- He was a partner in 1794-1797 with Joseph Dubois in New York City NY as J & T DUBOIS.


- Beaker, c 1795
Henry Luce III Center for the Study of American Culture
h: 3 3/8"
d: 3" (at rim)
Marked for the partnership of J & T DUBOIS.
- He worked in 1797-1800 as a silversmith in New York City NY listed in city directories at 90 John Street, 1797-1799 and 11 Pearl Street, 1799. In addition to his retail business, he produced hollow- and flatware for other smiths. 4
- He worked aft c 1800 as a silversmith in Freehold NJ where he combined his silver work with general farming on 138 acres of land. While he continued to produce a smaller amount of retail work, he greatly increased his wholesale production.

- Sugar tongs, c 1800-1810
Private Collection 1
l: 6 1/2"
Teunis married Sarah Van Derveer in Dec 1796. (Sarah Van Derveer was born in 1779 in Freehold NJ and died on 30 Apr 1806.)
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