(Unknown Name) Doty married Ophelia Wilbor, son of Brownell Wilbor and Eunice (Unknown Name).¹

     Edward Doty Criminal History:
1621: Dueling. With Edward Leister. Sentenced, had heels tied to neck for one hour.

1633: Breach of Contract. With Joseph Rogers for failing to turn over six pigs

1633: Slander. Of William Bennett, fined 50s.

1634: Disorderly Conduct. Fighting with Josias Cooke and drawing blood, fined 6s. 8p.

1636: Assault. Of George Clarke, fined 10s.

1647: Theft. Stole wood from Samuel Cuthbert's land, fined 7s.

1650: Destruction of Property: Caused by his cows eating in a neighbors cornfield.¹ He was born between 1595 and 1602 in England .²
     On 6 January 1634, Edward Doty married Faith Clarke, daughter of Thurston Clarke and Faith Locs, in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts.² Edward Doty left a will on 20 May 1655 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts. May the 20th 1655

In the Name of God Amen

Know all men to whom It may concerne that I Edward Dotten senir: of the Towne of New Plymouth in New England being sicke and yett by the mercye of God in prfect memory and upon matture Consideration Doe by this my last will and Testament leave and bequeath my purchase land lying att Coaksett unto my sons; my son Edward I give a Double portion and to the rest of my sonnes equall alike if they live to the age of one and twenty if they Die before then to bee prted among the rest onely to my wife I leave a third During her life and then after to returne to my sonnes, And unto my loveing wife I give and bequeath my house and lands and meddows within the precincts of New Plymouth together with all Chattles and moveables that are my proper goods onely Debts and engagements to bee paied; As for my Share of land att Punckquetest if it come to anything I give it unto my son Edward; This being my last will and Testament; I Edward Dotten Doe owne it for my Act and Deed before these my loveing ffrinds whoe are Witnesses; and Doe sett my hand to the same; the Day and yeare abovewritten

Witness


John howland Edward Dotten

James hurst his Marke

John Cooke

William hoskins Ther being many names besides

Coaksett I mean all my purchase

land According to the Deed


Att the generall court held the fift of March 1655; faith the wife of Edward Dotten Decased Did give up and make over all her right and enterest she had in the land of Edward Dotten Att Coaksett or places adjacent unto her Children this shee Did in the prsence of the said Court; held att Plymouth yt Day and yeare above expressed;

The abovewritten Will and Testament of Edward Dotten Deceased was exhibited to the Court held att Plymouth the fift of March 1655 on the oathes of Mr John howland James hurst John Cooke and William hoskins.³
     Edward Doty died on 23 August 1655 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts.²

     Samuel Doty Samuel was probably of age on 5 March 1667/8 when he served on a corners jury.¹ He was born between 1643 and 1644 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts.^2,1
     On 13 November 1678, Samuel Doty married Jane Harmon in Piscataway, Middlesex, New Jersey.^2,1 Samuel Doty left a will on 18 September 1715 in Piscataway, Middlesex, New Jersey.¹
     Samuel Doty died between 18 September 1715 and 9 November 1715 in Piscataway, Middlesex, New Jersey.^2,1 Samuel's will was proved on 9 November 1715 in Piscataway, Middlesex, New Jersey; Samuel's will names his wife Jane and son Samuel.¹

     Frances Mary Wright "Franky" Doughty was born on 14 November 1810 in Barren County, Kentucky.^2,3,1,4,5
     On 22 March 1827, Frances Mary Wright "Franky" Doughty married John Ecles Murphy, son of William Murphy and Nancy Ferguson, in Warren County, Kentucky.^5,6,3,1
     Frances Mary Wright Murphy, William Preston Murphy, Elizabeth Francis Murphy, Henderson Warren Murphy, James Thompson Murphy, Preston Holcombe Murphy, Nancy Angeline Murphy, Mary A. Murphy, Sarah Ann Murphy and Nancy Murphy were listed as a household member living with John Ecles Murphy on the 1850 Census in District 26, Warren, Illinois.⁷ On the 1860 Census in Independence, Polk, Oregon,, Frances Mary Wright Murphy, Preston Holcombe Murphy, Mary A. Murphy, Sarah Ann Murphy, Emma Murphy and Ellen Murphy were listed as a household member living with John Ecles Murphy.⁸ Frances Mary Wright Murphy, Preston Holcombe Murphy, Emma Murphy and Albert Murphy were listed as a household member living with John Ecles Murphy and Frances Mary Wright Murphy, on the 1870 Census in Independence, Polk, Oregon.⁹ On the 1880 census , Frances Mary Wright "Franky" Doughty was listed as the head of the family living in Monmouth, Polk, Oregon.¹⁰
     Frances Mary Wright "Franky" Doughty died on 30 December 1891 in Polk County, Oregon, at the age of 81.^2,3 Frances was buried circa 1892 in the Fircrest Cemetery, located in Monmouth, Polk County, Oregon .^2,3

     C. C. Doughty was born in 1859.¹
     C. C. Doughty died in 1912.¹

     Daniel Doughty was born on 16 August 1765 in New River Area, Botetourt, Virginia.^1,2
     On 5 February 1787, Daniel Doughty married Susannah Holcombe in South Carolina.^1,2
     Daniel Doughty died circa 1831 in Warren County, Kentucky.^1,2

     Edward Doughty was born on 14 May 1685 in Piscataway, Middlesex, New Jersey.^1,2
     Circa 1710, Edward Doughty married Sarah (Unknown Name) in Piscataway, Middlesex, New Jersey.^1,2 Edward Doughty left a will on 19 October 1717 in Piscataway, Middlesex, New Jersey.²
     Edward Doughty died between 19 October 1717 and 19 November 1717 in Piscataway, Middlesex, New Jersey.^1,2 Edward's will was proved on 19 November 1717 in Piscataway, Middlesex, New Jersey; Edward's will names well beloved mother, Jane Doty; sons John and Jeremie; wife Sarah and daughter, Sarah.²

     
     James Doughty died. He.¹ He was born circa 1768.^1,2

     Jeremiah Doughty was born circa 1740 in Somerset County, New Jersey.^1,2
     Circa 1762, Jeremiah Doughty married Sarah (Unknown Name).^1,3 On 9 July 1773, Jeremiah Doughtyowned property Packolate River, Spartanburgh, South Carolina. 200 acres; Jeremiah Dotton purchased from John Connell.³ He began military service in 1775 Served in the American Revolution.⁴ On 3 November 1785, Jeremiah Doughtyowned property Packolate River, Spartanburgh, South Carolina. 200 acres; Jeremiah Dotton & wife Sarah of 96th District South Carolina sold to John Cannon.³
     On 23 August 1811, Jeremiah Doughty married Susannah Owen Stovall in Bowling Green, Warren, Kentucky.^1,3
     Jeremiah Doughty died on 12 May 1816 in Smith County, Tennessee, No Smith County Tennessee probate record for Jeremiah or Susannah Doty has been found.^1,3

     John Doughty was born before 30 April 1712 in Somerville, Somerset, New Jersey.^1,2
     Between 1740 and 1743, John Doughty married Maritje Mary (Unknown Name) in Somerville, Somerset, New Jersey.^1,2 John Doughty began military service in 1775 Served in the American Revolution as did his sons Jerimiah, John Jr. and Peter, and James Voorhees, husband of daughter Maria.²
     John Doughty died circa 1778 in Somerville, Somerset, New Jersey.^1,2