Martha Glendora Johnstone
1. (unknown) Johnstone
2.. Noah Webster Johnstone (1822-1897) m Mary Jane Hall (1834-1919)
3... Martha Glendora Johnstone (1862-1903)
+William Franklin Doty (1860-1942)
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Martha Glendora Johnstone [ID 00600]
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Martha Glendora Johnstone1,2 [Martha Glendora Johnston2, Dora Johnston2,3,4].
Born Apr 29 18622,5 [about 18606], Patoka, Marion County, Illinois2,5.
She married William Franklin Doty, Jun 15 1881, Salem, Marion County, Illinois.2,3 William Franklin Doty was born Aug 24 1860, Hecla, Lawrence County, Ohio.2
Martha Glendora Johnstone died Jan 27 1903, Clinton, DeWitt County, Illinois.2,4 Dora died from the effects of a ruptured ex-uterine pregnancy. A surgeon and a nurse from out of town (perhaps Chicago) were called in and they operated right in the dining room but to no avail. Peritonitis had probably already developed.2
William Franklin Doty died Feb 4 1942, Bloomington, McLean County, Illinois.2
Photo: Martha Glendora Johnstone with Eugene Johnstone and May Johnstone
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Sources
- personal knowledge (Jan Hinshaw).
- "My Memory Book", a handwritten memoir by Mary Beatrix Doty Davison.
- Illinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763-1900 (book D, page 147);
http://www.ilsos.gov/GenealogyMWeb/marrsrch.html.
- Burials in Patoka Cemetery; "Cleveland Family Chronicles":
http://www.angelfire.com/il/ClevelandFamilyChron/PatokaCemPDF.pdf.
- 1880 census, Carrigan Township, Marion County, Illinois; roll T9-0234, ED 121, page 149D, line #34, dwelling #93, family #96.
- 1870 census, Patoka, Township 4 Range 1, Marion County, Illinois; roll M593-253, page 212-213, line #36, dwelling #124, family #124.
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