Notes: Doty Family in America

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1	all Letts information came from:The Letts Line; A Family Genealogyby Hubert W. Letts	LETTS, James Robison (P3730)
2	Atlantic Crossings Vol 3 Issue 1 page 4: Preliminary Results of MtDNA Project The MtDNA line below from Elizabeth (Fisher?), Stephen Hopkins’ second wife, through their daughter Damaris, has been brought down to living descendants. For reasons of privacy, we are only printing this line to Emma Trow (b. 1846) and James Averill (b 1842), who were born in Vermont and migrated to Michigan. .Elizabeth Fisher ......................... m. Stephen Hopkins .Damaris Hopkins ...................... m. Jacob Cooke .Elizabeth Cooke ........................ m. John Doty .Elizabeth Doty .......................... m. Joshua Morse .Elizabeth Morse ......................... m. Japhet Turner .Hannah Turner .......................... m. James LeBarron .Abigail LeBarron ...................... m.Isaac Doty .Sally Doty ................................. m. John Chandler .Mary Chandler .......................... m. Dexter Trow .Emma Trow ............................... m. James W. Averill ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	TROW, Emma Samantha (P94715)
3	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (P95627)
4	Elihu Cline BIRTH 26 Oct 1802 New York, USA DEATH 1 Nov 1866 (aged 64) Boone County, Illinois, USA BURIAL Guilford Union Cemetery Rockford, Winnebago County, Illinois, USA MEMORIAL ID 62180897 · View Source MEMORIAL PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 0 Married Phebe Lathrop, March 23, 1827, Wells, Vermont. Elihu brought his wife and family of 3 children to Boone County in 1840. They came by covered wagon from Port Stanley, Ontario, Canada. They had gone to Canada from Whitehall, Washington County, New York in 1832. After arriving in Illinois, they lived for a short time with Mrs. Cline's sisters and husband, the Elias Martins. The Cline farm was located in the NW corner of Belvidere Township; remained in the possession of the family for over 110 years. There were no schools at the time, and so all the neighbors organized one. Marcia Louisa (age 16 years) taught in this first school that met in her father's new cow barn. Her pay was a black silk apron. some of the neighbors paid her father in labor. Known children: Marcia Louisa; Laura; Leonard. The Pioneers of Boone County, IL.	CLINE, Elihu (P95217)
5	Kenneth Edward Doty BIRTH 24 Feb 1915 DEATH 16 May 1995 (aged 80) Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa, USA BURIAL Dunkard Cemetery Midway, Linn County, Iowa, USA MEMORIAL ID 117096646 · View Source MEMORIAL PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 0 QUASQUETON The Gazette (Cedar Rapids-Iowa City) - Saturday, May 20, 1995 Kenneth C. Doty ,80, died Tuesday, May 16, 1995, in his home after a long illness. Services: 11 a.m. Monday, Quasqueton Union Church. Burial: Dunkard Cemetery, Midway. Friends may call after 7 tonight and anytime Sunday at White Funeral Home, Quasqueton. Survivors include two daughters, Judy Coe of Houston and Cindy Walton of Independence; a sister, Marlene Sirowy of Fairfax; and two brothers, Floyd and Jim, both of Cedar Rapids. Edition: Final Section: B Page: 2 Index Terms: OBITUARY Record Number: 120029Copyright (c) 1995, 2000 Cedar Rapids Gazette	DOTY, Kenneth Edward (P95112)
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17	"Alan" spend 3 years in the army, and 2 of those years in Germany. He studied animal production at Colorado State College, and attained a Master's Degree. He was a student in 1966. (Nelson)	DURAND, Joan Arlene (P57807)
18	"Alan" spend 3 years in the army, and 2 of those years in Germany. He studied animal production at Colorado State College, and attained a Master's Degree. He was a student in 1966. (Nelson)	DURAND, Joan Arlene (I292408724161)
19	"Among the curiosities which he has in his possession is a mirror which came over on the Mayflower". b. Illinois - (Dunn)	BANNING, Nancy Jane (P63771)
20	"Among the curiosities which he has in his possession is a mirror which came over on the Mayflower". b. Illinois - (Dunn)	BANNING, Nancy Jane (I292408707505)
21	"Aunt Loie" was the person who first started looking for Comstocks, Chases, and Vandenbergs.	VANDENBERGH, Eloise Margaret (P52814)
22	"Aunt Loie" was the person who first started looking for Comstocks, Chases, and Vandenbergs.	VANDENBERGH, Eloise Margaret (I292408698523)
23	"Bill" works, 1992, at Gulfstream Aerospace, Savannah, GA. He had two sons from a prev. marriage: William Vincent Miller, born 25 April, 1980 in Macon, GA, and John Patrick Miller, born 28 Sept., 1982 in Portsmouth, VA. Bill and Terry live in Rincon, GA, in 1992.	MILLER, William Vincent (P14164)
24	"Bill" works, 1992, at Gulfstream Aerospace, Savannah, GA. He had two sons from a prev. marriage: William Vincent Miller, born 25 April, 1980 in Macon, GA, and John Patrick Miller, born 28 Sept., 1982 in Portsmouth, VA. Bill and Terry live in Rincon, GA, in 1992.	MILLER, William Vincent (I292408673566)
25	"Bob" attended school at Savannah, GA, and served in the US Navy from 1950-54. He worked for Savannah Elec. & Power Co., and moved to th Plant Controller of the power plant, which position he holds in 1992. b. Savannah, GA - (Doty)	SIMERLY, Mary Anne (P23581)
26	"Bob" attended school at Savannah, GA, and served in the US Navy from 1950-54. He worked for Savannah Elec. & Power Co., and moved to th Plant Controller of the power plant, which position he holds in 1992. b. Savannah, GA - (Doty)	SIMERLY, Mary Anne (I292408690978)
27	"Burk" lives in Charleston, SC, in 1992.	WYNDHAM, Cathy Lee (P88384)
28	"Burk" lives in Charleston, SC, in 1992.	WYNDHAM, Cathy Lee (I292408739681)
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31	"Chet", a bright lad, graduated from Lockport Union HS (1902) at only 16 years of age. He farmed with his father a couple of years, then went to Cincinnati, OH, where he worked and supervised 12 people. He also attended evening classes and studied drafting and mechanical engineering (1905-07). In 1908, Chet was back on the farm with his father. Then for two years (1909-10), he was attending Michigan Agricultural College; but was called home by his father to help run the farm. In 1924, his father retired, moved into the city, and sold the farm to Chet. He worked the farm until 1942, when he retired from farming. He had been on the farm for 50 of his 56 years, and owned the farm for 18 years. They moved into town, and he was employed as a lathe operator at Harrison Radiator Co., from 19423 to 1952, when he retired at age 66. They moved to California in 1958. b. Lockport, NY - (Doty)	SOUTHARD, Ruth Cecelia (P35687)
32	"Chet", a bright lad, graduated from Lockport Union HS (1902) at only 16 years of age. He farmed with his father a couple of years, then went to Cincinnati, OH, where he worked and supervised 12 people. He also attended evening classes and studied drafting and mechanical engineering (1905-07). In 1908, Chet was back on the farm with his father. Then for two years (1909-10), he was attending Michigan Agricultural College; but was called home by his father to help run the farm. In 1924, his father retired, moved into the city, and sold the farm to Chet. He worked the farm until 1942, when he retired from farming. He had been on the farm for 50 of his 56 years, and owned the farm for 18 years. They moved into town, and he was employed as a lathe operator at Harrison Radiator Co., from 19423 to 1952, when he retired at age 66. They moved to California in 1958. b. Lockport, NY - (Doty)	SOUTHARD, Ruth Cecelia (I292408685783)
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35	"David" was manager of a Western Auto Parts store in Greenville, SC, and then removed to Jacksonville, FL, where he worked for Gulf Life Insurance Co. as computer programmer and conducted their Computer Audits Program. He owns and operates his own business in computer sales and software as "Prysock and Assoc.", in Jacksonville, FL. His wife goes by "Gail". They live in Jacksonville, FL, in 1992. (Prysock)	LAMB, Virginia Gail (P28577)
36	"David" was manager of a Western Auto Parts store in Greenville, SC, and then removed to Jacksonville, FL, where he worked for Gulf Life Insurance Co. as computer programmer and conducted their Computer Audits Program. He owns and operates his own business in computer sales and software as "Prysock and Assoc.", in Jacksonville, FL. His wife goes by "Gail". They live in Jacksonville, FL, in 1992. (Prysock)	LAMB, Virginia Gail (I292408681229)
37	"Dede" was graduated from the Detroit, Michigan high school, and taught school in East Tawas, Michigan. She was a member of the DAR. William was educated in Toronto, Canada, and by age 24, he was Asst. Superintendent of the Frederick Stearns Drug Co. in Detroit, Michigan. He was also a professor of Pharmacognosy at the Detroit College of Medicine for four years. He became superintendent of the Drug company, and after he retired, they moved to Mt. Pleasant, Michigan, wintering in Wilbur-by-the-Sea, Florida. They travelled extensively. (Rankin)	RANKIN, William Gavin (P26555)
38	"Dede" was graduated from the Detroit, Michigan high school, and taught school in East Tawas, Michigan. She was a member of the DAR. William was educated in Toronto, Canada, and by age 24, he was Asst. Superintendent of the Frederick Stearns Drug Co. in Detroit, Michigan. He was also a professor of Pharmacognosy at the Detroit College of Medicine for four years. He became superintendent of the Drug company, and after he retired, they moved to Mt. Pleasant, Michigan, wintering in Wilbur-by-the-Sea, Florida. They travelled extensively. (Rankin)	RANKIN, William Gavin (I292408680174)
39	"Gene" was a Chief Petty Officer, US Navy, and then in civil service at Charleston Navy Yard. (Sikes)	SIKES, Howard Eugene Jr. (P52717)
40	"Gene" was a Chief Petty Officer, US Navy, and then in civil service at Charleston Navy Yard. (Sikes)	SIKES, Howard Eugene Jr. (I292408716487)
41	"Jackie" graduated from HS in Detroit, Michigan, and moved to New Smyrna Beach, FL in 1973. She moved to Daytona Beach, and then to Miami, FL, where she worked in pari-mutual operations at various race tracks. She moved to Wingate, NC and operated a children's daycare center, and then moved to Dunnedin, FL, where she lives in 1992. (Kiester)	KIESTER, Timothy Michael (P86042)
42	"Jackie" graduated from HS in Detroit, Michigan, and moved to New Smyrna Beach, FL in 1973. She moved to Daytona Beach, and then to Miami, FL, where she worked in pari-mutual operations at various race tracks. She moved to Wingate, NC and operated a children's daycare center, and then moved to Dunnedin, FL, where she lives in 1992. (Kiester)	KIESTER, Timothy Michael (I292408735071)
43	"Jan Skllman married Anne Hull, a cousin of John Doty, but it is not certain that Anne Hull is the mother of Ocy. "Since John Doty named his second son Cornelius and his first daughter Sarah, a daughter of Sarah Skillman and Cornelius Breese seemed a good possibility for a first wife for John Doty. However, the family of Sarah and cornelius Breese was difficult to track down because an error on the part of the early Skillman genealogist caused him to leave the family of Sarah Skillman and Cornelius Breese out of his Skillman genealogy. This error was caused by Dutch nomenclature which was in a state of transition at the time that early colonial records were kept. ("The Doughty Tree," March, 1987, Vol. 11, No. 1, pg. 15)	SKILLMAN, Ocy Agatha (P5106)
44	"Jan Skllman married Anne Hull, a cousin of John Doty, but it is not certain that Anne Hull is the mother of Ocy. "Since John Doty named his second son Cornelius and his first daughter Sarah, a daughter of Sarah Skillman and Cornelius Breese seemed a good possibility for a first wife for John Doty. However, the family of Sarah and cornelius Breese was difficult to track down because an error on the part of the early Skillman genealogist caused him to leave the family of Sarah Skillman and Cornelius Breese out of his Skillman genealogy. This error was caused by Dutch nomenclature which was in a state of transition at the time that early colonial records were kept. ("The Doughty Tree," March, 1987, Vol. 11, No. 1, pg. 15)	SKILLMAN, Ocy Agatha (I292408704246)
45	"Jean" assisted her mother in the opeartion of the Margaret Doty Infant Nursery. "Walton" was employed as a baler at Union Bag & Paper Corp., and then as a welder in the Savannah Shipyard in WW2. He worked many years as a welder and pipe-fitter on construction projects. After he retired, they removed to Brevard, NC, where they lived in 1992. (Strickland)	STRICKLAND, Charles Walton (P59032)
46	"Jean" assisted her mother in the opeartion of the Margaret Doty Infant Nursery. "Walton" was employed as a baler at Union Bag & Paper Corp., and then as a welder in the Savannah Shipyard in WW2. He worked many years as a welder and pipe-fitter on construction projects. After he retired, they removed to Brevard, NC, where they lived in 1992. (Strickland)	STRICKLAND, Charles Walton (I292408702928)
47	"Jeremiah has passed his whole life in Franklin county, engaged in agricultural pursuits, having inherited his father's farm, which he still owns and occupies. He has always been a stanch Democrat, but has never aspired to official honors, preferring to give his time and attention to his farm. He married Miss Eliza Foster, a native of Virginia, who went west with her parents at an early day and settled in Dearborn county, Indiana. The Fosters subsequently moved still further west. Their family comprised three children,--George, Eliza and Lewis,--Eliza being the only one of the number fo remain in Indiana. The children born to Jeremiah and Eliza Doty were Anna, wife of J. Story; John A., whose name heads this sketch; George, of Rockdale, this county; Silas, a resident of Missouri; and Francis, of Highland township, Franklin county. The mother of these children died and the father was subsequently married again, his second wife dying in 1883. By the second marriage there was one son, William Doty, a resident of this county. Mr. Doty is a member of the Methodist church, as also were his wives." ["Biographical and Genealogical History of Wayne, Fayette, Union and Franklin Counties, Indiana. Chicago: The Lewis Publishing company, 1899. Vol. II, p. 1032.] At one time Jeremiah also owned a general store near Bath, Indiana. Found in the 1850 census in Franklin County, Indiana: Jeremiah, Elizabeth, Anne (age 2) and John (age 4/12).	DOTY, Jeremiah (P42190)
48	"Jeremiah has passed his whole life in Franklin county, engaged in agricultural pursuits, having inherited his father's farm, which he still owns and occupies. He has always been a stanch Democrat, but has never aspired to official honors, preferring to give his time and attention to his farm. He married Miss Eliza Foster, a native of Virginia, who went west with her parents at an early day and settled in Dearborn county, Indiana. The Fosters subsequently moved still further west. Their family comprised three children,--George, Eliza and Lewis,--Eliza being the only one of the number fo remain in Indiana. The children born to Jeremiah and Eliza Doty were Anna, wife of J. Story; John A., whose name heads this sketch; George, of Rockdale, this county; Silas, a resident of Missouri; and Francis, of Highland township, Franklin county. The mother of these children died and the father was subsequently married again, his second wife dying in 1883. By the second marriage there was one son, William Doty, a resident of this county. Mr. Doty is a member of the Methodist church, as also were his wives." ["Biographical and Genealogical History of Wayne, Fayette, Union and Franklin Counties, Indiana. Chicago: The Lewis Publishing company, 1899. Vol. II, p. 1032.] At one time Jeremiah also owned a general store near Bath, Indiana. Found in the 1850 census in Franklin County, Indiana: Jeremiah, Elizabeth, Anne (age 2) and John (age 4/12).	DOTY, Jeremiah (I292408690044)
49	"John A. Doty...remained a member of his father's household until the time of his marriage, when he settled on a rented farm. About 1884 he engaged in the sawmill business in Brookville township, remaining there until 1887, when he came to Rockdale. Here he purchased his present mill site and erected a large sawmill, which he has since operated, doing a large and prosperous business. In addition to running his mill he is engaged in contracting, building both houses and barns, taking the contract complete for building and material. Mr. Doty was rocked in a Democratic cradle and has affiliated with this party all his life. He was at one time elected justice of the peace, but did not qualify, and has never accepted any office." (Biographical and Genealogical History of Wayne, Feyette, Union and Franklin Counties, Indiana. Chicago: The Lewis Publishing Company, 1899. Vol. II, pg. 1032)	DOTY, John A. (P42195)
50	"John A. Doty...remained a member of his father's household until the time of his marriage, when he settled on a rented farm. About 1884 he engaged in the sawmill business in Brookville township, remaining there until 1887, when he came to Rockdale. Here he purchased his present mill site and erected a large sawmill, which he has since operated, doing a large and prosperous business. In addition to running his mill he is engaged in contracting, building both houses and barns, taking the contract complete for building and material. Mr. Doty was rocked in a Democratic cradle and has affiliated with this party all his life. He was at one time elected justice of the peace, but did not qualify, and has never accepted any office." (Biographical and Genealogical History of Wayne, Feyette, Union and Franklin Counties, Indiana. Chicago: The Lewis Publishing Company, 1899. Vol. II, pg. 1032)	DOTY, John A. (I292408693661)