According to the Doty Family History: Lineage of George Thomas Doty (found at the Johnson County Indiana Historical Society:
Daniel G. Doty (son of George and Rachael Connor, was born Feb. 23, 1830 in Johnson County, IN. He married Ibba Boles on 30 April 1849. Three children were born: George Thomas, Sarah Jane and Margaret Ellen. Ibba Boles Doty died on 17 Jan. 1859.
Daniel remarried - Melvina Jane Pruner on 3 May 1860. There were three children lost in infancy: Clara Doty and Laura A. - born in Indiana, and Henrietta - born in Missouri. In 1868 Daniel pioneered with his family to Missouri.
His farm home in Indiana was near Bargersville. In Missouri he purchased a farm near Chapel Hill, in the southwestern part of Lafayette county, and not far from the rural Church of Concord. Both he and his wife, Melvina, were members of the Church of Christ, he having become a member while living in Indiana. Both he and Melvina are buried in the little Bates City, MO cemetery a few miles north of his farm home.
Franklin Democrat, Friday, 30 October 1903, pg 1
Dropped Dead.
Daniel G. Doty of Bates City, Mo., dropped dead at his home Saturday morning, October 17. Mr. Doty was in his usual health and had eaten a hearty breakfast, and had made preparations to go to Odessa, some three miles distant, to meet his son on business. He was passing through the kitchen when he began to stagger, and was caught by his wife and helped into a chair, where he died instantly.
Mr. Doty left this state and moved to Missouri about 30 years ago, where he has since resided. He was seventy-three years of age, and a brother of John Doty of Trafalgar. He was a member of the Christian church and for many years a Mason.
[Provided by Mark McCrady #47714241 and Cathea Curry #47339429]
Daniel G. Doty (son of George and Rachael Connor, was born Feb. 23, 1830 in Johnson County, IN. He married Ibba Boles on 30 April 1849. Three children were born: George Thomas, Sarah Jane and Margaret Ellen. Ibba Boles Doty died on 17 Jan. 1859.
Daniel remarried - Melvina Jane Pruner on 3 May 1860. There were three children lost in infancy: Clara Doty and Laura A. - born in Indiana, and Henrietta - born in Missouri. In 1868 Daniel pioneered with his family to Missouri.
His farm home in Indiana was near Bargersville. In Missouri he purchased a farm near Chapel Hill, in the southwestern part of Lafayette county, and not far from the rural Church of Concord. Both he and his wife, Melvina, were members of the Church of Christ, he having become a member while living in Indiana. Both he and Melvina are buried in the little Bates City, MO cemetery a few miles north of his farm home.
Franklin Democrat, Friday, 30 October 1903, pg 1
Dropped Dead.
Daniel G. Doty of Bates City, Mo., dropped dead at his home Saturday morning, October 17. Mr. Doty was in his usual health and had eaten a hearty breakfast, and had made preparations to go to Odessa, some three miles distant, to meet his son on business. He was passing through the kitchen when he began to stagger, and was caught by his wife and helped into a chair, where he died instantly.
Mr. Doty left this state and moved to Missouri about 30 years ago, where he has since resided. He was seventy-three years of age, and a brother of John Doty of Trafalgar. He was a member of the Christian church and for many years a Mason.
[Provided by Mark McCrady #47714241 and Cathea Curry #47339429]
According to the Doty Family History: Lineage of George Thomas Doty (found at the Johnson County Indiana Historical Society:
Daniel G. Doty (son of George and Rachael Connor, was born Feb. 23, 1830 in Johnson County, IN. He married Ibba Boles on 30 April 1849. Three children were born: George Thomas, Sarah Jane and Margaret Ellen. Ibba Boles Doty died on 17 Jan. 1859.
Daniel remarried - Melvina Jane Pruner on 3 May 1860. There were three children lost in infancy: Clara Doty and Laura A. - born in Indiana, and Henrietta - born in Missouri. In 1868 Daniel pioneered with his family to Missouri.
His farm home in Indiana was near Bargersville. In Missouri he purchased a farm near Chapel Hill, in the southwestern part of Lafayette county, and not far from the rural Church of Concord. Both he and his wife, Melvina, were members of the Church of Christ, he having become a member while living in Indiana. Both he and Melvina are buried in the little Bates City, MO cemetery a few miles north of his farm home.
Franklin Democrat, Friday, 30 October 1903, pg 1
Dropped Dead.
Daniel G. Doty of Bates City, Mo., dropped dead at his home Saturday morning, October 17. Mr. Doty was in his usual health and had eaten a hearty breakfast, and had made preparations to go to Odessa, some three miles distant, to meet his son on business. He was passing through the kitchen when he began to stagger, and was caught by his wife and helped into a chair, where he died instantly.
Mr. Doty left this state and moved to Missouri about 30 years ago, where he has since resided. He was seventy-three years of age, and a brother of John Doty of Trafalgar. He was a member of the Christian church and for many years a Mason.
[Provided by Mark McCrady #47714241 and Cathea Curry #47339429]
Daniel G. Doty (son of George and Rachael Connor, was born Feb. 23, 1830 in Johnson County, IN. He married Ibba Boles on 30 April 1849. Three children were born: George Thomas, Sarah Jane and Margaret Ellen. Ibba Boles Doty died on 17 Jan. 1859.
Daniel remarried - Melvina Jane Pruner on 3 May 1860. There were three children lost in infancy: Clara Doty and Laura A. - born in Indiana, and Henrietta - born in Missouri. In 1868 Daniel pioneered with his family to Missouri.
His farm home in Indiana was near Bargersville. In Missouri he purchased a farm near Chapel Hill, in the southwestern part of Lafayette county, and not far from the rural Church of Concord. Both he and his wife, Melvina, were members of the Church of Christ, he having become a member while living in Indiana. Both he and Melvina are buried in the little Bates City, MO cemetery a few miles north of his farm home.
Franklin Democrat, Friday, 30 October 1903, pg 1
Dropped Dead.
Daniel G. Doty of Bates City, Mo., dropped dead at his home Saturday morning, October 17. Mr. Doty was in his usual health and had eaten a hearty breakfast, and had made preparations to go to Odessa, some three miles distant, to meet his son on business. He was passing through the kitchen when he began to stagger, and was caught by his wife and helped into a chair, where he died instantly.
Mr. Doty left this state and moved to Missouri about 30 years ago, where he has since resided. He was seventy-three years of age, and a brother of John Doty of Trafalgar. He was a member of the Christian church and for many years a Mason.
[Provided by Mark McCrady #47714241 and Cathea Curry #47339429]
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From "Tombstones of Lafayette County, Missouri vol VI" compiled by Marty Helms Brunetti 1983, pg 153
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