Buried in Doughty Cemetery on Old Fredericktown Road in Farmington, James Doughty was the son of Revolutionary War Continental Army Officer, LtCol John Doughty, who for a short time between June 20, to Aug. 12, 1784 was the commander of the American Army. (Parent Linked Below)
James was born in New Jersey. Not clear when he came to St. Francois County, Missouri. He took Margaret Maring as his consort to which they had at lest three children: Philip M. {b. circa 1803}, Mahlon Maring {b. Jan. 30, 1804}, and Alfred C. {b. circa 1805}. See James Doughty's inscription on Sarah S. Doughty gravestone at the Masonic Cemetery on the south side of Farmington.
See mention of James Doughty as the first born to John & Elizabeth (nee LaFever) Doughty from the Family Tree Marker.com web-site.
And then James Doughty entry as second generation of the Doughty Family Tree at Family Tree Maker.com.
James was born in New Jersey. Not clear when he came to St. Francois County, Missouri. He took Margaret Maring as his consort to which they had at lest three children: Philip M. {b. circa 1803}, Mahlon Maring {b. Jan. 30, 1804}, and Alfred C. {b. circa 1805}. See James Doughty's inscription on Sarah S. Doughty gravestone at the Masonic Cemetery on the south side of Farmington.
See mention of James Doughty as the first born to John & Elizabeth (nee LaFever) Doughty from the Family Tree Marker.com web-site.
And then James Doughty entry as second generation of the Doughty Family Tree at Family Tree Maker.com.
Buried in Doughty Cemetery on Old Fredericktown Road in Farmington, James Doughty was the son of Revolutionary War Continental Army Officer, LtCol John Doughty, who for a short time between June 20, to Aug. 12, 1784 was the commander of the American Army. (Parent Linked Below)
James was born in New Jersey. Not clear when he came to St. Francois County, Missouri. He took Margaret Maring as his consort to which they had at lest three children: Philip M. {b. circa 1803}, Mahlon Maring {b. Jan. 30, 1804}, and Alfred C. {b. circa 1805}. See James Doughty's inscription on Sarah S. Doughty gravestone at the Masonic Cemetery on the south side of Farmington.
See mention of James Doughty as the first born to John & Elizabeth (nee LaFever) Doughty from the Family Tree Marker.com web-site.
And then James Doughty entry as second generation of the Doughty Family Tree at Family Tree Maker.com.
James was born in New Jersey. Not clear when he came to St. Francois County, Missouri. He took Margaret Maring as his consort to which they had at lest three children: Philip M. {b. circa 1803}, Mahlon Maring {b. Jan. 30, 1804}, and Alfred C. {b. circa 1805}. See James Doughty's inscription on Sarah S. Doughty gravestone at the Masonic Cemetery on the south side of Farmington.
See mention of James Doughty as the first born to John & Elizabeth (nee LaFever) Doughty from the Family Tree Marker.com web-site.
And then James Doughty entry as second generation of the Doughty Family Tree at Family Tree Maker.com.
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