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- She married, second, Cornelius Holmes, 7 Jun 1743, in Plymouth (MD 5:56). 1707. He sells to his brother Isaac Doty his share of land received from his father. 1709, May 9. Samuel Doty, son of John, was granted a building lot of fifty feet front and sixty feet back (or deep). 1711-2, Jan. 15. It was voted that "Samuel Doty shall have liberty for three years longer from this date to build on ye lot of land that hath been formerly granted him by the Towne on consideration of the great loss he hath lately sustained at Sea". 1717. Samuel Doty of Plymouth, mariner, sells a house there to Manasseh Kempton. Felt's "Annals of Salem, Mass." Dec. 8, 1726: Committee app'd to consider the petition of Samuel Doty and crew of the Sloop "Trial" showing that in August last he was taken in the harbor of Malagash, to Eastward of Cape Sables, by one John Baptist and others, a piratical crew; that some time after the petitioners rose upon them, subdued them, and brought eight of them to Boston, where they have been convicted and five of them suffered death. 1733. Samuel Doty, mariner, buys a house lot at Plymouth, and the house built here was occupied by his son Samuel Doten, and his grandson Samuel Doten till they sold by the latter upon his removal to Maine. It was on Main street, opposite Memorial Hall. On 20 May 1740 Silas West was appointed adm. of estate of Samuel Doty, mariner. b. Plymouth, MA - (Doty)
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