1. Edward Doty (1619-1655) m Faith Clark
2.. Samuel Doty (c1643-1715) m Jane Harmon
3... Benjamin Doty (1691-1746) m Abigail Whitehead
4.... Benjamin Doty (c1710-?) m Rachel -
5..... Benjamin Doty (c1735-?) m Mary -
6...... Abner Doty (c1763-?) m Sarah Baker
7....... Benjamin Doty (1792-1870)
+Charlotte Wilcox
+Susan VanTuyl
+Jane Winfield
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Benjamin Doty [ID 00269]
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Born Aug 27 1792, Orange County, New York.1
He married Charlotte Wilcox, Orange County, New York.1 Charlotte, daughter of Isaac Wilcox.1
Children:1
Abner Doty.
Isaac Wilcox Doty.
Stewart Doty.
Bradner P. Doty; married 1) Keziah Tuthill; 2) Anna M. Harrison.
Sarah Doty; married Demon C. Tuthill.
He then married Susan VanTuyl.1
He then married Jane Winfield.1
Benjamin Doty died Jan 5 1870, near Owego, Tioga County, New York.1
A short biographical sketch of Benjamin was published in the "Genealogical and Family History of Central New York, Volume III":1
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(VI) Benjamin (4), son of Abner Doty, was born in Orange county, New York, August 27, 1792, died January 5, 1870. He lived in Minisink, New York, until 1849, and then moved to a place near Owego, New York, where he died. He married (first) in Orange county, New York, Charlotte, daughter of Isaac Wilcox. He married (second) Susan Van Tuyl. He married (third) Jane Winfield. Children by first wife: Abner, Isaac Wilcox, Stewart, Bradner P., married (first) Keziah Tuthill and (second) Anna M. Harrison; Sarah, married Demon C. Tuthill (see Tuthill VII.
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Sources
- "Genealogical and Family History of Central New York", by William Richard Cutter; 1912, Clearfield Company; http://www.ancestry.com.
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