Daniel Doty

┌── Joseph Doty │ 1696-1768 ┌── John Doty ────┤ │ c1725-? │ │ └── Sarah Badgley │ c1699-c1785 Daniel Doty ────────────────┤ B: 1765 │ ┌── Daniel Clark D: 1848 │ │ └── Sarah Clark ──┤ M: Elizabeth Potter M: Elizabeth "Betsey" Crane

Born Mar 23 1765¹, New Providence, Union County, New Jersey¹ [Essex County, New Jersey², Elizabeth, Union County, New Jersey^3,4].

He married Elizabeth Potter, about 1788, New Providence, Union County, New Jersey.^1,2 Elizabeth, daughter of Amos Potter, was born 1766, New Providence, Union County, New Jersey.¹

He then married Elizabeth "Betsey" Crane, May 1 1794, New Providence, Union County, New Jersey.^1,3,4 Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph Crane & Ruth Miller, was born Dec 26 1771, New Providence, Union County, New Jersey.^1,4

Daniel settled in Middletown, Butler County, Ohio.² Daniel was an early pioneer into Ohio.¹ An account of his life was published in "McBride's Pioneer Biographies, sketches of the lives of some of the Early Settlers of Butler County, Ohio".^1,2

Daniel Doty died May 8 1848, Middletown, Butler County, Ohio; buried Sq3 Lot 101, Middletown Historical Pioneer Cemetery, 1600 block of First Avenue and Richmond Street, Middletown, Butler County, Ohio.^1,3

Elizabeth died May 5 1865, Middletown, Butler County, Ohio; buried Sq3 Lot 101, Middletown Historical Pioneer Cemetery, 1600 block of First Avenue and Richmond Street, Middletown, Butler County, Ohio.⁴

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