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Dr. Charles Lewis Doolittle obit

rldrev — 2009-10-29 14:51:28Z

The Californian Salinas, California

Dr. Charles Lewis Doolittle
FLORENCE, MONTANA

Dr. Charles Lewis Doolittle, 88, left us Monday, Oct. 26, 2009, for the great tennis court in the sky.
He was born Feb. 17, 1921, in Milford, Conn., to parents, Trubee Joseph and Helen Clark Doolittle.
Dr. Charles Doolittle graduated from Brown University in 1942 with a degree in business. He entered WW2 as a Naval Lieutenant and spent the next three years on the USS Ajax. His daily diary notes every letter he got, as well of thousands of cribbage scores.
Dr Doo, as he was fondly called, married Nancy Dell Gibbons in 1947 and attended Columbia University, graduating in 1951 as a general practitioner of medicine. He was the proud father of four sons, James Bryan (Coleen), David Charles (Victoria), Steven Leroy (Paula) and Mark Thomas (Liz) Doolittle as well as nine grandchildren, Spencer, Gina, Elizabeth, Meg, Bryan, Tyler, Riley, Natalie and Willy and one great-grandchild.
In 1955, while on his way to his Residency in Modesto, his tired family stopped in Salinas to take a break. The local doctors talked him in to staying and he went on to become one of the pioneers of Salinas medical care, delivering over 3000 babies, performing hundreds of surgeries and caring for thousands of patients' in his 40 year medical career. During his early days as Dr. Doo, he was proud to call himself the volunteer "Railroad Doctor", waiting at the Salinas train station at all hours and in all weather to care for sick passengers as they traveled across California.
Dr. Doo was the Monterey County Tennis Champion for years, his wing span was deadly and legendary, he was a Charter member of Corral de Tierra Country Club and Chamisal Tennis Club and long time member of the First Presbyterian Church and the Salinas Rotary, among many other community service commitments.
His thespian talents and his memorable voice, in hundreds of performances of local community theater will always be remembered, including "Arsenic and Old Lace", "Guys and Dolls", "Man of La Mancha", three seasons with Brace Bridge, Yosemite and at 88 years of age, a performance in " It's A Wonderful Life".
Retiring in 1993 to Arizona with his second wife, Becky Doolittle, who lost a battle with lung cancer in 1998 and then to Montana, where he enjoyed his final days in the Big Sky County with his wife, Mary Reed Doolittle, many thanks for her loving care.
Survivors: In addition to four sons, nine grandchildren and a great grandchild, he leaves behind hundreds of friends and former patients. In our grief, we hear his voice echoing his favorite advice: "This too shall pass".
Services: At Dr. Doo's request, no services will be held.
Memorials: Donations in his honor to Hartnell's Western Stage would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Origin Doolittle, d. 1856, LaMoille, IL

berlyn604 — 2009-10-07 15:54:02Z

Nancy,
I am researching my husband's Doolittle line, which is close to your line:
Luther Doolittle-Mary Hazelton- Luther was a Pvt in Vt. Militia Rev. War
Beriah (Berry)Doolittle-Susan Ann Blair (Berry is Vet of Battle
George Doolittle- Mary Hume (George is a Vet of the Civil War)
Lula Violet Doolittle- John Baptist Karm

I am currently working on my husband's SAR papers through Luther Doolittle. I have some questions. Would you be kind enough to contact me. TIA

Re: Eva Doolittle/Henry Luther Finger

lew1748 — 2009-09-12 18:08:14Z

Just saw your post on Ancestry. Eva and Henry's daughter Winnie is my husband's grandmother. She was married to Oscar Woodruff and they lived in Byromville, Ga. She died in March 1966. I would love to hear from you re: information about the family-especially Winnie

Re: Eva Doolittle/Henry Luther Finger

lew1748 — 2009-09-12 17:56:24Z

Recently discovered the Doolittle/Finger family while researching my husband's ancestry. Eva married Henry Luther Finger. They are my husband's ggrandparents. You can find a copy of each of their death certificates at Georgia's Virtual Vault on the Ga Archives website. Eva's mother is listed as Cynthia Ryals. If you have any information on Eva and Luther I would love to hear from you. I am especially interested in their daughter, Winnie, my husband's grandmother. Thanks.

Lydia Doolittle (b. Aug 1751) m. 1774 John Franklin

priceca — 2009-08-30 15:02:21Z

Does anyone have proof of her parents? I am 90% sure they are Jonathan Doolittle and Lydia Williams (who were in Middletown, CT until about 1760 and were then lost track of). But I only have circumstantial evidence.

History of Bradford Co., Craft, p.102 : "Feb. 2, 1774, he (John Franklin) married Lydia Doolittle (born in Canaan, CT, Aug 13, 1751)"

"Pioneer & Patriot families of Bradford County, PA." by Heverly, Clement Ferdinand. p.173-182:
She died of smallpox in Windsor, Berks County, Nov. 17, 1778, leaving 3 small children.

Gerald Doolittle in World War II

cribbswh — 2009-07-16 03:04:18Z

According to the list at http://www.genealogybuff.com/misc/ww2_casualties_4.htm he was wounded when fighting the Germans in World War II.

Bill

DOOLITTLE Ola A 1900-1941

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-14 13:19:00Z

DOOLITTLE Ola A 1900-1941

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Sellers

janicesbrown — 2009-07-02 17:01:10Z

Looking for anyone who may have information on John Lowrie/Lawrie and Susanna Donald both born in Scotland and are buried in Bethesda Cemetery, Scott Twp. Ontario
They had children James Lowrie born 1816 and died 14 Jan 1892 buried in Betesda he married Jemima born 1841 died 1913
Robert Lowrie born 1828 died 04 April 1901 buried in Bethesda he married Sarah Sellers 1866 she was dau of Stephen Sellers and Sara Morley born 1848 in Pickering and died 07 May 1923 in Scott and buried at Bethesda.

Re: Varnal Doolittle in NY, OH, IL

IrisSeyfried — 2009-06-09 08:10:38Z

Willison caught my eye. My 2nd great grandmother was Rhoda Willison, who married Noah Whitehouse Coffman in 1830 in OH. He was a minister of the gospel of the United Brethren Church.
Later they moved to Clinton, Comanche, Iowa. Any help you could give me would be greatly appreciated. Iris

Maria Doolittle McFarland

bbuchner87 — 2009-05-22 13:40:09Z

I am looking for information in regards to my Great Great Grandmother Maria Doolittle McFarland. She was married to Patrick McFarland. Maria's mother's maiden name was Custard. Around 1854 when my Great Grandmother, Melinda Mercy McFarland Wellman (married Eugene Waid Wellman) was born they lived in WI.
If anyone has any information in regards to this Doolittle family as this is about all I know, I would greatly appreciate it. I am interested in finding out more about my Great Great Grandmother's family.

Re: Doolittle Family tree

donnybrook12 — 2009-05-21 14:01:36Z

My great great grandmother was Nancy Doolittle she married to Christain Elam Burkhalter her ancestory was EDgefield south carolina

Re: Doolittle Family tree

doolittlegirl — 2009-05-07 19:16:09Z

I have no information on your family tree your wanting but im a doolittle and i didnt know there was any Doolittle that are out of my small hometown in Hoopa California.

Re: Looking for Family

donnybrook12 — 2009-04-22 23:37:50Z

nancy doolittle married myg.g.Grandfather Christian Elam Burkhalter

Re: Leland L. Doolittle

k8ren — 2009-03-31 13:05:24Z

Hi Karen,
If you are still working on Leland, I have a photo of him that I got from the Army archives. He was the son of my gg-grandfather Joel and his first wife Diana Northrup. I am descended from Joel's son Joel by his second wife Sarah Williams.

Re: obit for Warren E. Doolittle

mollynightingale — 2009-03-28 05:22:54Z

Thank you for posting this. Warren was my father, Marston Doolittle's, uncle. Although I went to the funeral, I never wound up with the full obit.

Looking for Family

NancyDoolittleLalonde — 2009-03-22 17:06:38Z

Hi...I am looking for the descendants of my Grandfathers siblings. His name was WILLIAM EDWARD DOOLITTLE (born Aug. 11, 1911 in Copper Cliff, Ontario, Canada) he married Edith Hutchings. I understand that he had 2 brothers who lived to marry.

1) George Francis Doolittle, born June 2, 1896 and married Ethel Gregson.

2) Harold Wesley Doolittle, born April 19, 1905 and married ???

If you are a descendant of theirs...I would REALLY love to hear from you!!

Nancy

Re: Doolittle Family tree

roseav68 — 2009-03-02 15:14:50Z

Thank you. I did but no luck.

Re: Doolittle Family tree

k8ren — 2009-03-02 15:00:57Z

Sorry, they are not familiar to me but you should hit a reply to one of "edoolittle2" posts. He is the family genealogist and has a wealth of information.

Death of Mr. Lucius F. Doolittle in Egypt

davwayell — 2009-02-23 01:02:32Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. Lucius F. Doolittle, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Doolittle died in Egypt on May 6, 1913.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Re: Henry and Vera Doolittle

Marilyn105 — 2008-12-28 03:15:26Z

Where did Henry & Vera Doolittle live?

I am looking for Abrahamson's that came from Sweden in 1874/75 from Motala, Ostergotland, Sweden. The girls in the family are hard to trace because they take their husband's name. They all lived in Minneapolis, Minnesota for a while.

I am looking for descendants of:
1. Fredrika Karolina, born 1855 married Andrew (Anders?) Ellstrom in 1877.
2. Klara Elisabet, born 1857
3. Anna Susanna, born 1870
4. Gustaf Adolph, born 1863

Parents names were: Inga Lisa Jacobsdotter (1825) and Johan Kristian Abrahamson. She came to America, but Johan died in Motala, Sweden in 1870.

This family seemed to prefer their middle names over their first names as well as English spelling.

I have some pictures of unnamed family members.

Thank you,
Marilyn

Re: Dale DOOLITTLE, Racine, Wisconsin

MaryinSD — 2008-11-12 05:21:51Z

Hi cousin, I have Jared born in Blandford, Hampden MA and I have found Philemon on the 1790 census in Blandford. Later I have Jared listed in Paris, NY 1820, 1830 and 1840.
I have quite a bit about the Bullen family including Abigail, Jared's wife.
I will be glad to share -- David's wife Electa Baker's sister married Abigail's brother Alfred. I would be glad to share shepherd@starband.net

Re: Dale DOOLITTLE, Racine, Wisconsin

MaryinSD — 2008-11-11 14:35:37Z

Do you know of any connection with my David DOOLITTLE, son of Jared DOOLITTLE? David and his brother Seth settled in Kenosha County, WI before 1850. His wife Electa Baker Doolittle and daughter Carolina Doolittle Button Rieter were living in Martin County before the Rieters moved first to South Dakota, then to Tacoma WA. At that time widow Electa moved to CA to live with a great-grand daughter Mrs. Edith Scott Waters.
I assume David died in WI before they moved, he was born 18 Nov 1796 in MA according to the census entry to Jared and Abigail Bullen.

DOOLITTLE from Tazewell Co, IL 1844

MaryinSD — 2008-06-14 13:30:47Z

Taken from Tazewell County Board of Supervisors Records:
5 Sept 1844 -- Pay $40.00 to Wm DOOLITTLE as soon as Anorton Braley certify that DOOLITTLE has completed bridge across the head of DOOLITTLE's Mill.

03 Dec 1844 -- Wm DOOLITTLE - be allowed $15.00 in addition to a Form for building a bridge at Chapman's Mill

Thursday 8 Dec 1847 -- I(J) B. DOULITTLE is hereby authorized to expund the sum of $25.00 in the work on the road from Pekin to Dillon commencing at the end of E. Leonard's lane and ending at Roofs (Kaops) Distillery.

J. B. DOOLITTLE $21.30; I HUNSUCKER $1.50 and I. Boryhill $2.00

Compiled and transcribed by Carl D. Dalcher from Tazewell Genealogical Society 12 March 2008

Re: Lyons or Mutton Hill Cemetery, Madison Co. NY

MaryinSD — 2008-05-30 12:32:47Z

Doolittle, Isaac P., d. June 9, 1889, ae 74 yr.
Doolittle, Hannah Morgan, his wife, d. Sep 13, 1889, ae 62 yr.

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nymadiso/dar21.htm

I picked this listing up as I was searching Madison County NY rootsweb for my HAMMOND/CHAPMAN. But I do have a DOOLITTLE connection in NY - Paris town David, son of Jared

Perryville Cemetery, Madison Co. NY

MaryinSD — 2008-05-27 05:37:17Z

This Cemetery was first laid out by St. Stephens Episcopal Church. When that Church became defunct, the M.E.Church of Perryville took over the operation. It was later operated by a board of trustees, independent of the church affiliation.

DOOLITTLE, William, d. 20 Apr 1854 ae 57
William H., d. 5 Oct 1839 ae 6m 26d
William, d. 6 Mar 1825 ae ly 4m 13d
(Sons of William & O.A.)

Lyons or Mutton Hill Cemetery, Madison Co. NY

MaryinSD — 2008-05-27 05:35:38Z

Lyons or Mutton Hill Cemetery
Between Cody's Corner & Nelson (Wyss District)

DOOLITTLE, Isaac P. d. 9 June 1889 ae 74y
Hanah Morgan, his wife, d. l3 Sept 189 ae 62y
Hope R., wife of Isaac B. d. 1 May 1861 ae 82y
Lucretia P., d. 2 Jun 1869 ae 60y
H. Sophronia d. 22 Nov 1873 ae 54y
Sarah J., dau Isaac & Hope, d. 20 May 1833 ae 30y
Elizabeth, dau Isaac & Hope, d. 22 Dec 1836 ae 26y
Hopo R., dau Isaac & Hope, d. 26 Aug 1847 ae 29y
Oscar, son Francis & Mary, d. 12 Oct 1854 ae 16y
Cyrus, son Francis & Mary, d. 22 May 1857 ae 15y
Isaac B., d. 22 Sept 1846 ae 68y
Elizabeth R. d. 5 Jun 1844 ae 1ly 1m
Francis L. d. 1 Jun 1844 ae 7y 5m
Children of Francis B. & Mary

Lyons or Mutton Hill Cemetery, Madison Co NY

MaryinSD — 2008-05-27 05:33:54Z

Re: Lyons or Mutton Hill Cemetery, Madison Co. NY

WilliamTaber — 2008-05-29 00:26:02Z

Thank you for the posting. There seems to be a digit missing (or perhaps that digit was unreadable) for Hanah Morgan Doolittle. Do you happen to have the complete year?

> Hanah Morgan, his wife, d. l3 Sept 189 ae 62y

Thanks!

Re: Arthur Doolittle, 1900

WilliamTaber — 2009-01-31 18:23:06Z

In the 1900 census, he was in Eden Twp., Payne Co., OK. Mother's name there clearly listed as Edna, and evidently the same woman listed in 1885 with a different name. One of these was probably a middle name. See attached.

Re: Arthur Doolittle, 1885

WilliamTaber — 2009-01-31 18:15:02Z

It looks like he was in Leroy, Audubon County, Iowa in the 1885 census. The 22 year old female in the home deoesn't look like "Edna" but I can't tell for certain what it does say. See attached image.

Gerald Doolittle, 86, born, in Fredonia, N.Y.," son of, Irvin and Sena (Beck) Doolittle. Veteran U.S,Army, W.W, II,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2008-11-12 02:09:11Z

Doolittle, Gerald,

Gerald Doolittle
Gerald Doolittle, 86,
of State Highway 8, Union City, Pa., passed away on Thursday, November 6, 2008
He was born February 11, 1922 in Fredonia, N.Y., the son of the late Irvin and Sena (Beck) Doolittle. Gerald was a United States Army Veteran of World War II, and had received the Purple Heart. He had worked for Sunoco Oil Company in Construction and Maintenance before his retirement in 1989. Gerald was married to the former Lulubell Fuller, for 63 years on August 12, 1943, and she preceded him in death in February 2006. He was a wonderful husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. His sense of humor touched all the lives of those he met. He will be dearly missed. Survivors include two sons, Terry Doolittle of Meadville, Pa., and Dennis Doolittle of Mesa, Ariz.; six grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren survive. Friends may call at the Glenn Funeral Home, 62 S. Main St., Union City, Pa. on Saturday, November 15, 2008 from 1 p.m. until the time of services at 2 p.m. Rev. Jerry Alsdorf of the Mt. Pleasant Chapel will officiate with interment in Riceville Cemetery. Erie Times-News on 11/11/2008 ,

Rev. Jerry Alsdorf ,"
Glenn Funeral Home, "

Re: Doolittle Family tree

roseav68 — 2009-03-02 14:44:12Z

I am looking for Mary S. Doolittle born 1866 who married Thomas Jefferson Williams in 1886. 1900 Us Census for Royal Centre Town, Boone Township, Cass county, Indiana has the family.Children Orville C.Williams, Fay C. Williams, Leroy H. Williams, Gracie M. Williams, then 3 others died, then Ruth L. Williams, Lloyd E. Williams.I would greatly appreciate any help or advice.Relation to me great Aunt & Uncle.

Re: Mary DOOLITTLE m: Thomas Jefferson WILLIAMS

roseav68 — 2008-09-10 15:43:59Z

I have the information on an Elizabeth Lucretia Doolittle who was married to Joseph C. Ashby.I also have their children.The information says the information was from an Ashby Reunion on Aug. 31, 1917.

Re: Dale DOOLITTLE, Racine, Wisconsin

joneastman1 — 2008-11-11 18:26:09Z

For what it's worth, I am a descendant of your ancestor David's younger brother, Chauncy Butler Doolittle. He was Jared and Abigail's fourth child. He evidentally stayed in upstate NY. Born in Oswego in 1803 and died in New Haven, NY in 1863. Would appreciate any info you have about Jared or his father Philemon. Somewhere I saw that Philemon was a preacher but I've been unable to confirm that.

Henry and Vera Doolittle

coolcor82 — 2008-10-20 04:20:31Z

Its been 6 years since my grandma past away and I realized i know nothing about her side of her family. All I know is that her mom and Dad were Henry and Vera Doolittle and they died around 1953 in a car accident by Edgerton Alberta. Her moms maiden name was Abrahamson and her grandmother came to the states from Sweden. Other than that I know nothing, if anyone knows anything about either Henry or Vera I would really appreciate it!! I would love to be able to tell my mom and my aunts about there grandparents that they never got the chance to meet!

Re: Uncle Luther Doolittle

edoolittle2 — 2009-02-17 22:49:19Z

Your Uncle Luther was:
Luther E. Doolittle, b. 30 Mar 1867 Ouaquaga, NY
d. 6 Oct 1932 Great Falls, MT
He was an engineer in MT.
his sister was Rosetta Doolittle b. 22 Jul 1861 NY
d. 21 Jun 1920 NY
m. 8 Dec 1880 NY
Frank Moate b. 6 Aug 1859
Child: Charlotte b. 26 Apr 1882, who married Minner E. Throop.
They had; Ruth Emma, Joseph F, & Blanche

Re: Arthur Doolittle, 1900

JuneMayer71 — 2009-02-02 19:50:15Z

Thanks for the information. It is really appreciated.

June

Arthur Doolittle

JuneMayer71 — 2009-01-31 02:03:03Z

I am trying to find out absolutely anything on my grandfather named Arthur Doolittle. He was born in Iowa around 1881 and later moved to Oklahoma with his parents. His parents were Edna and George Doolittle. Arthur died in a train accident around 1903 or 1904. Any help?

June

Re: Dale DOOLITTLE, Racine, Wisconsin

shellydoolittle — 2008-10-31 17:02:26Z

Hi, my name is Donald Doolittle son of Dale and Sharon. What do you want to know? I an looking to find out more about my grandparents and farther back in the family tree. You can email me at mrdoo@wi.net.

Re: Uncle Luther Doolittle

ablotial — 2008-10-04 15:14:38Z

Hi Dave!

After doing some more research, it turns out that our Luthers were NOT the same! Now I am trying to see if it is possible to connect my Luther to yours.

What I have found is that my Luther is the son of Martin Luther Doolittle and Eliza (Ainsworth) Doolittle. Martin Luther is the son of Isaac Doolittle and Betsey (Pickett) Doolittle. Have any of these got connections to your group?

The connection between this Luther's family and mine, if you're interested... Luther had a sister named Rosetta, who married Frank Moat. Frank and Rosetta are my great-great grandparents.

Thanks again for all your help!

Uncle Luther Doolittle

ablotial — 2008-10-01 04:13:21Z

Hello there -

I have a photograph of a man, and on the back it says "Uncle Luther Doolittle". I do not know whose uncle he is, or how he fits into my family tree. The photograph was passed down from my mother's side of the family.

Do any of you have a Luther Doolittle in your tree who somehow has connections to Throop, Tyler, Clark, or Moat?

Thanks!

Re: Uncle Luther Doolittle

ablotial — 2008-10-01 14:43:35Z

Thank you! I'd be glad to have any information that you are willing to share. Are you sure about the dates you mentioned though? Looks like he would have died at only 5 years old.

My email address is ablotial@yahoo.com - feel free to send information there.

-Deana Pennell

Re: Doolittle, George W

Cathyh7261 — 2008-11-10 00:37:24Z

Still Seeking information on George W Doolittle. Since my last posting, I have found a little more information on George but still wanting more info.

"George Washington Doolittle and Sarah Speaks Doolittle are both buried in Schoolfield Cemetery. Both were buried on 30 June 1965 as a reinterment by Swicegood Funeral Home. The funeral home records could give the info of their earlier burial sites. The stone dates for GW are 1846-1932. He was aged 79 at death and Sarah was 84 at death. They are in section B/1214 and were burials A53 and A54. Others buried in that section have surname Bray and Graham."

Re: Doolittle, George W

Cathyh7261 — 2008-11-10 00:37:23Z

Re: Dale DOOLITTLE, Racine, Wisconsin

Jillaine_Smith — 2008-11-02 02:35:42Z

As for Vesta BECKER, she was daughter of:

John C. and Alta L. (___) Becker.
John was born in Iowa, fb Iowa, mb Germany
Alta was born in South Dakota, fb England, mb New York
(per 1920 census)

In 1910, Vesta is one month old and the census was taken in June, so one could assume she was born in May 1910.

John Becker (b abt 1878) and Alta (b abt 1883) were married about 1907 (married 4 years in 1910 census).

Re: Dale DOOLITTLE, Racine, Wisconsin

Jillaine_Smith — 2008-11-02 01:11:56Z

I believe that “C.K. Doolittle” may actually have been Clarence S. Doolittle, born Nov 14, 1854, who married Jennie Jones.

Clarence was the son of Joseph Newton Doolittle (b 1 May 1830; d. Oct 1891) and Eliza Logan (b 25 Dec 1827; d 14 Aug 1870). Joseph and Eliza were m. 23 Dec 1852. After Eliza died, Joseph m2 8 Jan 1871 Mina Jeannette Rowley (b 1 Nov 1848; descendant of Joseph Reed).

Joseph Newton Doolittle was the son of Joseph and Maria (Nash) Doolittle.

Maria Nash was the daughter of Joseph and Betsey (Reed) Nash, b. 7 Nov 1807; d. 10 Apr 1882; m 20 Oct 1828 in Murray, NY, Joseph Doolittle. Children:
Joseph Newton Doolittle, b in Murray, NY 1 May 1830; d. Oct 1891; m Eliza Loganof Green Co., TN in Rock Co., Wis., Dec. 23, 1852.
Adora Maria Doolittle, b in Troy, O., May 13, 1832; m. in Rock Co., Wis., Oct 1 1876 Samuel Cadwallader.
Elvira J. Doolittle, b in Troy, O., April 27, 1834,; d. July 27, 1849.
John Emory Doolittle, b. in Troy, O., Jan 10, 1836; m Jan 1, 1867, Kate A. Donaldson.
Hopkins Wesley Doolittle, b in Troy, O., Jan 31, 1840; m. Oct 12, 1861, Cora S. Speelman

Joseph Doolittle (husband of Maria Nash) was supposedly the son of Hopkin Doolittle and Mary Crout

and Hopkin Doolittle was supposedly the son of Joseph Doolittle and Abigail Rockwell

and Joseph Doolittle was supposedly the son of Joseph Doolittle and Rachel Cole (others say his mother was Martha Hitchcock)

Joseph Doolittle was supposedly the son of Abraham Doolittle and Elizabeth Thorpe
(or of Daniel Doolittle and Hannah Cornwall)

Re: Dale DOOLITTLE, Racine, Wisconsin

Jillaine_Smith — 2008-11-02 00:35:32Z

And further back:

1880 US Census - Center Grove, Dickmore?, Iowa

C.K. Doolittle, 25, farmer, b WI, fb Ohio, mb NY
Jennie Doolittle, 25, keeping house, b. Wisc., fb Eng, mb Eng
Elgie Doolittle, 11 months (b. June 1879), b, Wisc.

1900 US Census - Nashville, Martin Co., MN
Doolittle, Jennie, b June 1856, 44, widow, 7 births, 7 living, b. Canada, pb England
Elgy W., son, b Jun 1879, 20, single, b. Wisconsin, fb Wisconsin, mb Canada, farm laborer
Beulah, dau, b Mar 1881, 19, Iowa
Bessie, dau, b. Oct 1872, 17, Wisconsin
Eugene, son, b. Aug 1884, 15, Wisconsin
Fred, son, b. May 1886, 14, Wisconsin
Glenn Roy, son, b Feb 1890, 10, Minnesota
Pearl, dau, Dec 1894, 5, Minnesota

Re: Dale DOOLITTLE, Racine, Wisconsin

Jillaine_Smith — 2008-11-01 02:34:32Z

1930 US Census: Township 133, Emmons Co., North Dakota
Doolittle, Elgie, male, head, 50, b. Wisconsin; father born Wisconsin, mother born Canada; farmer, farm
Cora, wife, 45, b Minnesota, fb Minnesota; mb Wisconsin
Everett, son, 18, single, b. MN
Evelyn, dau, 18, single [twin?], b. MN
Mary, dau, 16
Floyd, son, 14
GLEN, son, 23, age 22 at marriage [i.e., married one year]
VESTA, daughter-in-law, 20, age 19 at marriage
Marcella, grand-daughter, 2 months old
Marjorie, grand-daughter, 2 months old [another set of twins]

[census was taken May 18, so those twin daughters were born probably in March 1930]

1920 US Census, Marie, Emmons Co., North Dakota
Doolittle, Elgie W., 42
Cora M., wife, 33
Clerena S., son, 19
Glen D., son, 12
Evelyn S., dau, 8
Evert S., son, 8
Mary J., dau, 6
Floyd E., son, 4-1/12th

1910 US Census, Marie Emmons Co., ND
Doolittle, Elgie, 31, m8 years [therefore m 1902], b. IOWA
Cora, wife, 25
Clarence or Clemence,son, b North Aurora?
Elmer, 5
Glen, 3

Re: Uncle Luther Doolittle

Jillaine_Smith — 2008-10-04 12:43:58Z

Hi Dave,

I would also like a copy of the history.

(You and I have communicated before about the Doolittles of Vermont.)

-- Jillaine Smith
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jillaine
jillainedc AT yahoo DOT com

Re: Uncle Luther Doolittle

Dave_Bardue — 2008-10-01 06:41:29Z

I have a Luther Doolittle whos came from Pownal, VT to Nelson, NY (then a part of or near Cazenovia.) I have a little history of the town which mentions Luther as one of it's founders. Another founder mentioned is a Jesse Clark.
Your photo appears to be My Luther, but he had a son Luther who was my 3rd Great Grand Uncle. He was born in 1881 and died in 1886 and might be your guy.
We're not s'posed to send attachments here, but if you'd like a copy of the History mentioned I,d be happy to send it to your own Email address.
Dave B

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Re: Lyons or Mutton Hill Cemetery, Madison Co. NY

Re: Arthur Doolittle, 1900

Re: Arthur Doolittle, 1885

Gerald Doolittle, 86, born, in Fredonia, N.Y.," son of, Irvin and Sena (Beck) Doolittle.** Veteran U.S,Army, W.W, II,**

Re: Doolittle Family tree

Re: Mary DOOLITTLE m: Thomas Jefferson WILLIAMS

Re: Dale DOOLITTLE, Racine, Wisconsin

Henry and Vera Doolittle

Re: Uncle Luther Doolittle

Re: Arthur Doolittle, 1900

Arthur Doolittle

Re: Dale DOOLITTLE, Racine, Wisconsin

Re: Uncle Luther Doolittle

Uncle Luther Doolittle

Re: Uncle Luther Doolittle

Re: Doolittle, George W

Re: Doolittle, George W

Re: Dale DOOLITTLE, Racine, Wisconsin

Re: Dale DOOLITTLE, Racine, Wisconsin

Re: Dale DOOLITTLE, Racine, Wisconsin

Re: Dale DOOLITTLE, Racine, Wisconsin

Re: Uncle Luther Doolittle

Re: Uncle Luther Doolittle

Gerald Doolittle, 86, born, in Fredonia, N.Y.," son of, Irvin and Sena (Beck) Doolittle. Veteran U.S,Army, W.W, II,