Doughty - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: William Doughty, 1780, Margate, Kent, England

mailforcatherine — 2012-05-30 15:19:54Z

I believe our line goes back to the Doughty's in Ramsgate/St. Lawrence, Thanet, Kent. Our particular branch headed for Bermuda, (where there still are Doughtys and then the United States with my grandfather.

I am very interested in seeing if we are connected to Hillary Doughty/Denice Mayhew, and - if so, what our roots in France might be.

I look forward to hearing from any Doughty's who believe we are related, or anyone having info - Thanks!

Elizabeth Doughty daughter of Francis Doughty of Bristol, England

vegcousin — 2012-05-14 15:50:57Z

According to Frank T. Cole's book "Early Geneologies of the Cole Families in America", Elizabeth was married to William Cole. In the book mentioned above, Elizabeth sued her brother, the Reverend Francis Doughty in 1640 and by that time, William and Elizabeth would have been residing in Exeter, NH or Wells, ME.
Are there two Cole men with the name William? Other sources have stated that William was married to America's most famous witch, Eunice "Goody" Cole of Hampton, NH (tried and convicted in 1656) and that William and Eunice were both indentured servants of Matthew Craddock.
Can someone please set me straight? I think one of these William Cole's may be my 8th great grandfather.
4gg Philip,b.1745 Pomfret,CT >5gg Samuel,b.1704 Amesbury, MA >6gg Phillip, b.abt 1665 > 7gg John. b.abt 1630 perhaps in Boston > 8gg William b.1581 Kidderminster, England.

Re: Levi P. Doughty and Abigail Morgan

GinaFlower — 2012-04-22 19:38:54Z

Levi P Doughty descendent here! funflower10@aol.com. My paternal grandmother was a Doughty of this lineage.

Re: Levi P. Doughty and Abigail Morgan

GinaFlower — 2012-04-22 19:38:26Z

Hi! I stated resesearch in the Doughty family last year.My grandmother was a Doughty,descended from the Levi P. line. So I guess we are related.It seems that there is a lot of controversy about the Levi P Doughty line being descended from Edward Doty,one of the 1st Mayflower passengers.Look up his last will&testament on-line and you will see a variety of name spellings in the document. I am coming to the conclusion that we ARE descended from Edward Doty/Doughty/Dotten Doe.My email is funflower10@aol.com,I would like to hear from you!

Re: Levi P. Doughty and Abigail Morgan

GinaFlower — 2012-04-22 19:37:25Z

Hi.Benjamin Doughty?Doty b.1721 d.1790 married Lydia Mundin(Mundine). So far this is the way I understand it. Pilgrim Edward Doty>Samuel Doty>James Doty>Benjamin Doty>Levi P Doughty>Reuben Doughty. I will stop there. My great great grandfather comes next.The Doty?Doughty name has adopted many spellings in the same family. Ex.,Doten,Dotten Doe,Doty,Doughty. Realize that there were a lot of Doughty?Doty guys...such as the Richard Doty line,the Reuben Doughty line,James,Joseph,etc.I do know for a fact that Lydia was NOT married to Reuben. She was Benjamin's wife.ONe of their sons was Levi P Doughty who married Abigail Morgan.Also her name is actually spelled Abigale on her tombstone.

Re: Doughty

fredacoursey — 2012-03-29 03:53:58Z

Richard Edward Doughty and Mary Catherine Hiler were my great-great-grandparents. The line from them to me is their son Fred E Doughty Sr, his son and my grandfather Freddie E (Eugene) Doughty, my father Wayne E (Eugene, called Gene) Doughty, and me, Freda Jean Doughty (now Freda Fuller Coursey). I have a photo of Richard Edward Doughty and Mary Catherine Hiler. They are up in age, standing outside a house(?) with small mountains in the background, and the place looks absolutely arid.

Does anyone know if there is a provable Native American relative in my line? I've been told all my life that there is, but I don't know who it is.

I am descended from Robert E Doughty (b 1817) and Lydia Adams (b 1819). My paternal grandmother Willie Gladys England Doughty Hill is in the McCarty line, and my other two grandparents are Lillian Patterson and Ollie Charles Wagstaff.

You can email me at fredacoursey at yahoo

Re: Levi P. Doughty and Abigail Morgan

Mandysavon1 — 2012-03-13 22:53:05Z

Ive gotten as far as John Douty (Doty) born 1570 in England, and was married to a Anne Holland born 1562-1603, and I have for her is London..So I stopped there for now. If you are able to find out which part of England and who their parents are thatd be great! So were you able to view my tree and did it help you at all? How again are we related?

Re: Levi P. Doughty and Abigail Morgan

Mandysavon1 — 2012-03-13 22:52:27Z

hello cousin! :)my great grandmother was Allie Valentine. I have some pictures of her on my profile and named my daughter after her. She was a wonderful woman. I only knew her sister my aunt Ellen personally. Grandmommy's mother was Tullie Doughty (Doty) and Tullie's father was Richard, her mother (Tullie's)was Miriam. I have followed the Doty's all the way back to the pilgrim Edward Doty..He wouldve been my 9times great grandpa! :)

Re: Levi P. Doughty and Abigail Morgan

GinaFlower — 2012-03-13 22:51:36Z

Please let me know about John Douty 1570-1609!!Your great great grandmother,Tullie's father,Richard Doughty, was married twice.1st to Charlotte West.They had 10 children and 3 stillbirths. 2nd marriage to Miriam Wilbanks. They had 8 children and 1 stillbirth.Tullies mom was Miriam. I have all of the info.Also..which Benjamin Doughty/Doty do you need info on?

Re: Levi P. Doughty and Abigail Morgan

GinaFlower — 2012-03-13 22:50:22Z

Reuben Doughty(Levi P. Doughty/Abigail Morgan) born abt. 1873 d.bef.1826 was married to Mary Reece(or Reed). They had 4 kids,Levi D.1814,Richard 1815, Abigail 1821,Benajah 1823. My grandmother,Georgia Ninette Doughty,was a direct descendent of Levi P. Doughty.

Re: Levi P. Doughty and Abigail Morgan

GinaFlower — 2012-03-13 22:49:35Z

Children of Levi P Doughty&Abigail Morgan: Mercedes(Mercy),Archibald,Sarah(Sally), Elizabeth, Reuben, Zilpha, Mary(Polly),Major Benajah, Rachel and Nancy.Have birth/death& marriage info.My grandmother was a direct descendent of Levi P. Doughty.

Re: Levi P. Doughty and Abigail Morgan

GinaFlower — 2012-03-12 22:08:13Z

My paternal grandmother was a Doughty Descended from Levi P Doughty.my email is funflower10@aol.com. I would like to hear from you. Thanks.

Re: Levi P. Doughty and Abigail Morgan

GinaFlower — 2012-03-10 07:41:19Z

My grandmother, Georgia Ninette Doughty, was a direct descendent of Levi P. Doughty.I just began this research at the end of 2011! I live in Wisconsin but was born in Mississippi.Do you know who Levi's parents were??

Re: John & Mary Doughty/Doty in Ohio

jbaker54 — 2012-03-08 15:36:37Z

Hi Trish:

I think I can help you out here. Have a bit of info on this fine family. E-mail me directly at jbaker@rrohio.com

John & Mary Doughty/Doty in Ohio

tkng1 — 2012-03-05 14:14:32Z

I have been looking for information on this particular family for a while and am hoping someone can help.
They had the following children:
Richard b.1835 Ohio
Elvira Jane b.1837
Caroline b. 1839
Loyal H. b. 1843
Pamela b. 1845
Sarah L. b.1846
Mary S. b.1848
William b. 1851

They are listed as living in Belmont, OH - Muskingum, OH - Pickaway, OH and then in Wayne, IN by 1870 then I loose them. I just cannot find anything to connect John to his father and I cannot figure out Mary's maiden name. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Trish

Re: Levi P. Doughty and Abigail Morgan

Mandysavon1 — 2012-03-01 15:35:27Z

Are you related to Reuben Doughty through Levi P.? If so, so am I, then Reuben's son Richard was my great great grandmother Tullie Doughty-Valentine's daddy :) Our family is interested in getting into the "Mayflower Society" does anyone know how we can join? Thanks..

Re: Levi P. Doughty and Abigail Morgan

SuzanneHaley88 — 2012-03-01 15:34:41Z

This book has a Benjamin Doughty and Lydia Mundin marriage listed, 1747-8, Feb 13 (but this is not Reuben). However, I don't know that we know this is related to our Doughtys (I'm also related through Reuben to Knox/Tennessee Doughtys).

It's WILLIAM NELSON's book of New Jersy MARRIAGE RECORDS, 1665-1800, pub. 1900. online several places, but one link is http://www.archive.org/details/marriagerecords101nels

Re: Levi P. Doughty and Abigail Morgan

Mandysavon1 — 2012-03-01 15:33:47Z

ok. The Reuben Doughty I have matches the Reuben you just stated born in 1793..But this site has shown me he is the son of Levi P. 1763-1854, and Reuben's son being Richard Doughty. Im focusing more on my grandpas side not so much the females. However Im thinking I need to research and triple check. I havent been writing down every sibling b/c it would get very confusing. I also saw his family tree on here that is public and it has the same thing noted that i do back to my great grand mother who was Allie A.Valentine daughter of Tullie E.Doughty who was the daughter of Richard Doughty..It IS very difficult to read the hand writing in some of these documents. But is very exciting to me. Thank you for replying, maybe we can help each other! :)

Re: Levi P. Doughty and Abigail Morgan

jvoracle — 2012-03-01 15:32:19Z

Family History Center – Salt Lake – Loudoun County Virginia Court Records

No date found [very difficult to read]; the litigation directly above on this page is dated June 1782. "Reuben Doughty and Lydia his wife .....Plaintiffs vs Henry Lewis This _______ agreed each party to pay one half of the Clerk's fee and one half of James Bodine;s attendances ____ the other C_____party _____ and pay _____.
Source: FHL 0032351, Page 131 - LaDoris Doughty Weber and Elaine Doughty Anderson

They had six children:
William born about 1761. Benjamin born 1769 married Elizabeth Carrol Edwards. Robert Born about 1776. George born 1782 married Helen Foley. Rueben JR born 1788. James born 1794 married Cloe Anderson.
Benjamin Doughty and Elizabeth Carrol Edwards had 9 children: Jane born 1790 married Samuel Silvey. Rueben born 1793 married Nancy Palmer. Sampson born 1795 married Rachel Goodman, and then Rebecca Wheat. John born 1798 married Betsy Holland. Benjamin born 1800 married Polly Kemp. Mary Ann born 1802 married Thomas Ewing Christian. Liddy born 1802 married Harrison Reryms. James born 1804 married Sarah Julia Mansfield. William Jefferson born 1807 married Dolly Spoon and then Catherine Fox.
I have seen no documentation that show Rueben’s wife Lydia’s last name.
I am related to Sampson Doughty and Rebecca Wheat thru their 3rd child Elmira Manivra who married William Harrison VanZant.

Re: Levi P. Doughty and Abigail Morgan

Mandysavon1 — 2012-03-01 15:29:01Z

the documents that i have seen on this site say that Lydia Mundin was married to Benjamin Doty..The documents ive looked on here and found all have a Mary Reed as Reuben Doughty or Doty's wife. Did you see otherwise? I am related thru a long line of them. My great grandmother was Allie(Doughty)Valentine, her mother was Tullie E.Doughty, her father was Richard Doughty, Richard, Reuben, Levi P., Benjamin,James, Samuel,Edward (from the Mayflower ) and the last I have listed is John Douty 1570-1609. Not sure why they kept changing the spelling.

Re: Levi P. Doughty and Abigail Morgan

jvoracle — 2012-03-01 15:27:38Z

Can you provide documentation on the last name of Lydia "Mundin" Wife of Rueben. I am related thru the line of Rueben (VA,TN),Benjammin(VA,TN), and Sampson of Roane County TN.

Re: Levi P. Doughty and Abigail Morgan

Mandysavon1 — 2012-03-01 15:27:02Z

Levi Doughty is my five times great grandfather, thru Reben then Richard, then Tullie, and my great grandmother Allie. Levi's parents were Benjamin Doughty(Doty) born 1721 death in 1780 and his mother was Lydia Mundin or Murdin born 1730 death in 1790. That is as far as I have gotten. ive read the previous posts. Something to do w/ the Mayflower? Does this mean that if we are direct decsendants of Levi my ancestors came over on the Mayflower? Thanks, Mandy

Re: Doughty Cemetery, South of Seneca, SC

Kim_Virginia_Vaught — 2012-02-21 14:28:44Z

Hi Merry, I, too, am trying to find the parents of Joseph Sr (b: 1755). My great grandfather is Charles John Doughty, brother to your Addie Lee Doughty. I hope with all of us researching Joseph Sr and with the dna technology that Joseph Sr's parents will be determined. (Virginia)

Re: Looking for descendants of Henry P. and Matilda Doughty

KatSot — 2012-02-21 14:27:59Z

I found out that we are related to Lena Doughty. (the lady that you mentioned in the thread earlier).

Thanks,
Katie

Re: Doughty: Great egg Harbor and beyond

KatSot — 2012-02-04 15:56:16Z

Egg Harbor is in Burlington County, New Jersey.

Re: Doughty: Great egg Harbor and beyond

dragonflyzpond — 2012-02-04 15:56:00Z

I don't know where great egg harbor is. I am looking for any information on Doughty in the Connecticut area. My maiden name is Doughty. I am one of 4 daughters of an Alfred Ellis Doughty. Irish. that's all I know.

Re: Doughty's and the Mayflower

sbd133 — 2012-01-26 18:11:03Z

I have seen people on the ourdoughtyfamily group who have given details of their line and been told fairly quickly where their line fits in, and whether it is connected to Francis DOughty or Edward Doty. They often find other people on the group who share the same lineage. It is well worth joining.

Re: Doughty's and the Mayflower

paulbasel — 2012-01-26 18:06:25Z

According to this researcher (link below) there are about 100 genealogies at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah cataloged under Gustave Anjou, H. Anjou, or M. Anjou in the Author-Title Catalog. He lists the titles and surnames along with the call numbers and states that people researching these lines will have considerably difficulty because of the fraudulent claims by Anjou.

I wonder how many of our own family histories will wind up confusing future genenerations of researchers. Hmmm....

http://personal.linkline.com/xymox/fraud/fraud223.htm

Re: Doughty's and the Mayflower

KatSot — 2012-01-26 18:05:16Z

I will check that group out. I don't think we are related to the Mayflower Doty. I am definitely related to the Doughty family who lived in Egg Harbor, New Jersey in the 1700s. My great-great-grandmother was a Doughty, and she was alive until I was 8-years-old.

Thanks again,
Katie

Re: Doughty's and the Mayflower

sbd133 — 2012-01-26 18:04:33Z

I know this is often the case as I have had so much contact with US researchers. Some have become very upset and annoyed when I, or others, advised them to check out their lines in light of the fraudulent information published by Gustav Anjou, and the errors created by his fraud, and other people's poor research in Genealogical sources.
Basically, Anjou was approached by people who wanted to pay him to prove links back to Edward DOTY, so he did. What he wrote was total rubbish, though!
I am surprised a lot of people in the US are not aware of this!

The Francis Doughty line was connected into this because it was assumed, possibly wrongly, that DOTY was a form of DOUGHTY. It may well be a German, French or Dutch name.

Mind you, saying this to a deluded DOTY, who sets a lot of store in being descended from the Englishman, Edward Doty, can cause verbal abuse and physical damage to your person!

From where I am sitting, a few thousand miles away, I see a country where there is prestige in being descended from a Mayflower passenger, lots of people who really want to be a part of this, and thousands of people called DOTY who cannot be descended from just one man! Don't you agree this seems very suspicious?

Your line is DOUGHTY, which to me proves you have a genuine lineage, but it needs to be proved to find which line it connects to.

Some of the researchers on ourdoughtyfamily at Yahoo groups have done some fantastic work recently on Doxxxty lines in the US, sometimes with DNA backup so I would urge anyone who wishes to check their line out to join this group, which does have members of the Mayflower Society in its membership.

Re: Doughty's and the Mayflower

KatSot — 2012-01-26 18:02:47Z

I spoke with my cousin, and he said:

"Mostly there's no proof that our people connect with him. If I remember correctly it was also because his children didn't match what we needed for our line. I've never found the parents for the one Edward that we are sure of."

You are correct what you have posted. I will be removing a lot of people from my tree. Don't always believe what other people say.

Re: Doughty's and the Mayflower

paulbasel — 2012-01-26 18:02:12Z

Well stated. I'm afraid that I gave up long ago trying to get people to collect and critically examine the evidence supporting their contentions. I even ran across one person who stated that she had started her genealogy research 6 months prior to her post and already had 25,000 relatives recorded! Of course there wasn't a shred of evidence to prove any of the relationships, other than other genealogies. I started 10 years ago and still only have 1,825, but I can prove the existence and relationship to each and every one of them.

Paul

Re: Doughty's and the Mayflower

sbd133 — 2012-01-26 18:01:24Z

An extremely sensible suggestion!
I have been in contact with many US DOTY researchers. Some have been accepted by the Mayflower Society. The criteria for membership is very strict. "My name is DOTY, so..", "I was told..", "my grandfather told me.." or "family legend has it.." just will not cut the mustard!
I have also seen many more people who are convinced they are descended from Edward Doty have their delusions shattered by serious, but sympathetic US researchers who really DO know the facts about the DOTY lines in the US. They understand why people get excited by thinking they have a connection and have to be very tactful when telling them their claim does not really stand up to examination.
Some people here will be connected to Edward, some won't.
Before anybody starts claiming descent from Edward DOTY they must PROVE it with documentary evidence that does not include the false information that exists on places like the IGI and in fake genealogies.
When I was advising at a large Who Do You Think You Are event in London an American woman told me, in all seriousness that she was directly descended from King Arthur!
Surely any serious DOTY researcher would not want to make as unfounded and specious a statement about their link to Edward DOTY? - If you are not aware, nobody has yet proved King Arthur ever really existed!
If you say you are linked to Edward DOTY, you must PROVE it!
The Yahoo group ourdoughtyfamily has some of the most informed and dedicated researchers and they will help anyone who wishes to find out more about their US DOTY lineages and any connection to Edward Doty.

Re: Doughty's and the Mayflower

KatSot — 2012-01-26 17:59:27Z

Yes, you are correct that some people do not do any research, and they just believe anything that others tell them. I looked at everyone in my line, and I can't go any further than Edward Doughty (late 1600s). I will have to research the rest if I can find any documentation to verify any connection to Edward Doty.

Re: Doughty's and the Mayflower

sbd133 — 2012-01-26 17:58:36Z

There was no criticism of you, personally. it is just that there are many people who do not research thoroughly and rely on hearsay, and they should know the facts about the pitfalls of claiming descent from Edward DOTY without having real proof.
My message was to show that all the American people with the name DOTY cannot possibly all be descended from Edward.
Just like people named Drake aren't very likely to be descended from Sir Francis!
Your tree from Francis Doughty is one that is well known and it is one that has been subject to much research in the US. Nice to see such a well produced internet site, too. Thank you.

Re: Doughty's and the Mayflower

sbd133 — 2012-01-26 17:57:31Z

let us know how you get on. The Edward DOTY connection does, at least, mean that DOUGHTY information in the US has been gathered and preserved by lots of interested people over the years.

Re: Doughty's and the Mayflower

KatSot — 2012-01-26 17:56:59Z

On second thought, this is a far back with documentation. I need to do more checking like you said:

ID: I01232
Name: Edward DOUGHTY
Sex: M
Birth: ABT 1695
Death: MAR 1770 in Great Egg Harbor, Gloucester, New Jersey
Reference Number: 1232
Note:
Edward Doughty 1h
bm 1695 ___ __ to Edward Doughty 1g et ux Mary (nee Croft 1g) Doughty
mf ____ ___ __ Margaret _ 1h
n. 1726 Carpenter, owned, with 10 others, part of Absecon Island and much property in Great Egg Harbor Township, NJ
ld 1725 06 09 Doughty, Edward al Colonial Conveyances 1664-1794 V1 BP P29 Gloucester from John Budd
ld 1769 08 22 Colonial Conveyances 1664-1794 V1 BA-F P528 Edward Doughty, Sr. to Thomas and Abner Doughty, Great Egg Harbor, Gloucester Co.,
wm 1766 Feb 05 Doughty, Edward, Archives of the State of NJ V3_ P119 Lib14
P263 of Great Egg_Harbor, Gloucester Co., carpenter. Wife, Margaret, 1/3 house and plantation where I dwell, and 1/3 my grist mill; also live stock and household goods; and, after wife's death, the goods to be dividedamong my three daughters, Mary Lee, Margeret Risley and Rebecca Risley. Son, Edward, Jr., my plantation and all my lands, except 200 acres and my mill on Absecon Beach, and, after his death, to his son Edward. Son, Robert, 4 acres where his house and mill stand, and also my grist mill; also the 1/2 of my sawmill; and the other 1/2 of saw mill I give to my son Edward. Son, Thomas and my son Abner, the land that was formerly Isaac Adams'. Son, Jonathan, the plantation where he dwells. Son, John, 100 acres joining John Engersol's land; also 50 acres on Clames Branch, and 50 acres on Absecon Creek. Executor: son, Edward. Witnesses: Richard Risley,
Debrow Cordrey, Rebecca Risley.
1770 Mar 28 proved by Deborah Cordery.
1770 Mar 23 inventory, #64.1.0 made by Amos Ireland and John Steelman.
dm 1770 Mar __
n. death date from WD as above
with Margaret
Edward 1i Robert 1i Thomas 1i Abner 1i Jonathan 1i
b1724 b172_ b 1740 b
John 1i Mary 1i Margaret 1i Rebecca 1i
b b1734

Re: Doughty's and the Mayflower

KatSot — 2012-01-26 17:44:07Z

I have my family tree up. I am from this line of Doughtys:

http://www.cowaro.com/Genealogy/Surname_file/Doughty.html

I am not here to argue who is the better researcher and has the best credentials.

Re: Doughty's and the Mayflower

sbd133 — 2012-01-26 17:43:40Z

The problem is "why are there so many people named DOTY in the US, and none in the UK?"
I used the UK census to prove the fact that the name DOTY does not exist in the UK.
If you go to ancestry.co.uk or familysearch.org and check the free 1881 UK census index you will understand the basis for that question.
Only two DOTYs shown, out of millions of records. An American inventor and his French wife!
(Henry Harrison DOTY, born Norway, New York, with Alexandrine, his wife born "France, Naturaliy" showing she had a sense of humour! He invented a means of increasing the power of kerosene lamps used for signalling at sea)
I checked all UK censuses, 1841 to 1901, and there are virtually no DOTYs shown.
If you look at the 1880 US census, however, you will find several thousand people named DOTY!
Are they all descended from Edward DOTY? Can he have been the progenitor of all these people?
Or has one of their ancestors changed their name to DOTY to suggest a Mayflower connection?
If you are a DOTY and want to say you are from Edward's line, you need to prove they didn't.

Re: Doughty's and the Mayflower

sbd133 — 2012-01-26 17:41:50Z

I suggest you read this and then do what Paulbasel advises in his post.

http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Doughty-Name-and-the-Doty-Puzz...

Re: Doughty's and the Mayflower

KatSot — 2012-01-26 17:26:56Z

I agree with you Joy. As far as I am concerned, I am related to Edward Doty.

Re: Doughty: Great egg Harbor and beyond

daywalker1966 — 2012-01-26 17:21:35Z

Here's a little ifo for you, hope it is useful: Ella's last husband was Elmer Shmidt (she innsisted on using smith instead because she hated the German sound). I knew him when she lived in Colo Springs and he used to bounce me on his knee and say "whoopie" in a playful way. He had cancer and alot of trouble getting around. He refered to me as Buster, my nickname as a child was Buddy.

Elmer died in the early 71's from cancer and Ella, Grandma,died in 1978. I have her green bible. She lived in anold house filled with antiques. I remember her kids for the most part. If anyone wants any more info, e mail me.

Re: Doughty: Great egg Harbor and beyond

KatSot — 2012-01-26 17:20:22Z

Ella Bethany Doughty was Felix's grand-daughter. She was married to Walter Hendrickson and Robert Eagleton. I could never figure out what was her last husband's first name. It is just Smith. I have a photo of Felix's headstone in my family tree.

Katie

Re: Doughty: Great egg Harbor and beyond

KatSot — 2012-01-23 16:21:34Z

Thank you so much. I will e-mail. you, and we must be about 4th cousins.

Re: Doughty's and the Mayflower

sbd133 — 2012-01-23 15:44:22Z

Good for you! That's how it should be!

Re: John Doughty of Bermondsey, London, UK

1_anniebobrian — 2012-01-03 10:59:13Z

I do beleive that we are looking into the same line. Not sure what information you have found in the last several years. You can email me at anniebobrian@gmail.com

Regards,

Ann Doughty

Look for family members of the Doty, Pate

pjbac2001 — 2011-11-02 12:31:44Z

I am looking for the names of the family memebers of Sarah Ann Doty down thourgh Pate

Re: Doughty/Doty book

pjbac2001 — 2011-11-02 12:31:11Z

Edward doty came over on the mayflower as an indentured servent to Stephen Hopkins He married faith Clark both were born in England look on the ancestors of Sarah Ann doty

Doughty/Doty book

dhinson132 — 2011-11-02 12:30:34Z

I purchased 3 books from the Mayflower internet site. I was told that my ancestors came over on the Mayflower. Edward Doty is that ancestor. However I can't trace back to him. I am looking for a family tree that was done because my grandfathers 1/2 brother William Doty, wife Mary had it and showed it to my Uncle Robert Doughty. I know that William has passed and I can't locate Mary. Her last known address was Schenectady New York.
Francis Doughty/Doty born 1893 - died 1975 in Ludlow Massachusetts is my grandfather. He was from Keesville and Peru New York. Married Grace Doner. He also had a brother Clarence P? born 1896. I am just starting this geneology. I could really use some help. Thank You

Re: Doughty's of Tuckahoe, Cape May County, NJ

jleon128 — 2011-10-25 12:20:05Z

I am not familiar with the area but looking for information
about DOUGHTY'S market possibly in Asbury Park or Deal, NJ.
Do you have any of these relatives? Possibly named John Benjamin Doughty who came from Indiana.

Joyce
jleon128@aol.com