Parents: Isaac Doty & Elizabeth England.
Married Penelope Albertson, daughter of Derrick Albertson & Dinah Coles, early settlers of Oyster Bay. Her father "One of the Most substantial people & resided in that part of town known as Mosquito Cove. His will of record dated Sept 3, 1733 called himself a millwright and devises his estate to widow & children. One of them called "Penelipy Dotey".
On June 9, 1704, Jacob received from his father, Isaac, a farm on Oyster Bay "in consideration of duty & affection".
In 1718, he bought a farm from the executors of his brother, Joseph.
On May 1, 1737, Jacob Doty & wife Penelope of Oyster Bay, sell to Theodorus Collier, land near Hempstead Harbor, bounded by the lands of his brothers: Samuel & Solomon. Deed acknowledged Jan 4, 1743.
In 1747, Jacob elected at town meeting, overseer of highway for Littleworth, now known as Glenwood, town of Hempstead.
Children: "no positive evidence or records, there is good circumstantial evidence".
Peter (No dates)
William b. before 1740
Joseph b. Sept 19 1764, license to marry issued to Joseph Doty & Sarah Titus, both Queens Co.
John D and name may have been John Derrick Doty and he be the "Dirck Doty" living in Dutchess Co, NY, 1750-1760. Dirck Doty was Capt. May 22, 1766, Charlotte Precinct, Dutchess County, NY.
Source: Doty-Doten family in America: Descendants of Edward Doty, An Emigrant by the Mayflower,1620
By Ethan Allen Doty (1897), Pgs. 501-502.
His family are descendants & his name appears on Mayflower Births and Deaths, Vol. 1 and 2: Roser, Susan E. Mayflower Births and Deaths: From the Files of George Ernest Bowman at the Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants. Volumes 1 & 2. Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc., 1992.
Jacob has no cemetery burial record.
update to memorial: Allen Frische on 21 Oct 2021;
I found in the Edward Doty Silver Book v III, pg. 10, Jacob and wife Penelope sold their land in Oyster Bay, Nassau Co, NY in 1737 and were taxed in Dutchess Co, NY several times through June 1763.
update to memorial: Charles Scott Doty (47122924)
Suggested edit: Suggest notation in the narrative that "Jacob Doty was taxed in Dutchess County through June 1763. His death date is approximate. He may have died during that tax year or after June 1763. Also requested edit for place of birth to be changed to Oyster Bay, Nassau County, New York.
Source: Doherty, Settlers of Beekman Patent.
Married Penelope Albertson, daughter of Derrick Albertson & Dinah Coles, early settlers of Oyster Bay. Her father "One of the Most substantial people & resided in that part of town known as Mosquito Cove. His will of record dated Sept 3, 1733 called himself a millwright and devises his estate to widow & children. One of them called "Penelipy Dotey".
On June 9, 1704, Jacob received from his father, Isaac, a farm on Oyster Bay "in consideration of duty & affection".
In 1718, he bought a farm from the executors of his brother, Joseph.
On May 1, 1737, Jacob Doty & wife Penelope of Oyster Bay, sell to Theodorus Collier, land near Hempstead Harbor, bounded by the lands of his brothers: Samuel & Solomon. Deed acknowledged Jan 4, 1743.
In 1747, Jacob elected at town meeting, overseer of highway for Littleworth, now known as Glenwood, town of Hempstead.
Children: "no positive evidence or records, there is good circumstantial evidence".
Peter (No dates)
William b. before 1740
Joseph b. Sept 19 1764, license to marry issued to Joseph Doty & Sarah Titus, both Queens Co.
John D and name may have been John Derrick Doty and he be the "Dirck Doty" living in Dutchess Co, NY, 1750-1760. Dirck Doty was Capt. May 22, 1766, Charlotte Precinct, Dutchess County, NY.
Source: Doty-Doten family in America: Descendants of Edward Doty, An Emigrant by the Mayflower,1620
By Ethan Allen Doty (1897), Pgs. 501-502.
His family are descendants & his name appears on Mayflower Births and Deaths, Vol. 1 and 2: Roser, Susan E. Mayflower Births and Deaths: From the Files of George Ernest Bowman at the Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants. Volumes 1 & 2. Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc., 1992.
Jacob has no cemetery burial record.
update to memorial: Allen Frische on 21 Oct 2021;
I found in the Edward Doty Silver Book v III, pg. 10, Jacob and wife Penelope sold their land in Oyster Bay, Nassau Co, NY in 1737 and were taxed in Dutchess Co, NY several times through June 1763.
update to memorial: Charles Scott Doty (47122924)
Suggested edit: Suggest notation in the narrative that "Jacob Doty was taxed in Dutchess County through June 1763. His death date is approximate. He may have died during that tax year or after June 1763. Also requested edit for place of birth to be changed to Oyster Bay, Nassau County, New York.
Source: Doherty, Settlers of Beekman Patent.
Parents: Isaac Doty & Elizabeth England.
Married Penelope Albertson, daughter of Derrick Albertson & Dinah Coles, early settlers of Oyster Bay. Her father "One of the Most substantial people & resided in that part of town known as Mosquito Cove. His will of record dated Sept 3, 1733 called himself a millwright and devises his estate to widow & children. One of them called "Penelipy Dotey".
On June 9, 1704, Jacob received from his father, Isaac, a farm on Oyster Bay "in consideration of duty & affection".
In 1718, he bought a farm from the executors of his brother, Joseph.
On May 1, 1737, Jacob Doty & wife Penelope of Oyster Bay, sell to Theodorus Collier, land near Hempstead Harbor, bounded by the lands of his brothers: Samuel & Solomon. Deed acknowledged Jan 4, 1743.
In 1747, Jacob elected at town meeting, overseer of highway for Littleworth, now known as Glenwood, town of Hempstead.
Children: "no positive evidence or records, there is good circumstantial evidence".
Peter (No dates)
William b. before 1740
Joseph b. Sept 19 1764, license to marry issued to Joseph Doty & Sarah Titus, both Queens Co.
John D and name may have been John Derrick Doty and he be the "Dirck Doty" living in Dutchess Co, NY, 1750-1760. Dirck Doty was Capt. May 22, 1766, Charlotte Precinct, Dutchess County, NY.
Source: Doty-Doten family in America: Descendants of Edward Doty, An Emigrant by the Mayflower,1620
By Ethan Allen Doty (1897), Pgs. 501-502.
His family are descendants & his name appears on Mayflower Births and Deaths, Vol. 1 and 2: Roser, Susan E. Mayflower Births and Deaths: From the Files of George Ernest Bowman at the Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants. Volumes 1 & 2. Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc., 1992.
Jacob has no cemetery burial record.
update to memorial: Allen Frische on 21 Oct 2021;
I found in the Edward Doty Silver Book v III, pg. 10, Jacob and wife Penelope sold their land in Oyster Bay, Nassau Co, NY in 1737 and were taxed in Dutchess Co, NY several times through June 1763.
update to memorial: Charles Scott Doty (47122924)
Suggested edit: Suggest notation in the narrative that "Jacob Doty was taxed in Dutchess County through June 1763. His death date is approximate. He may have died during that tax year or after June 1763. Also requested edit for place of birth to be changed to Oyster Bay, Nassau County, New York.
Source: Doherty, Settlers of Beekman Patent.
Married Penelope Albertson, daughter of Derrick Albertson & Dinah Coles, early settlers of Oyster Bay. Her father "One of the Most substantial people & resided in that part of town known as Mosquito Cove. His will of record dated Sept 3, 1733 called himself a millwright and devises his estate to widow & children. One of them called "Penelipy Dotey".
On June 9, 1704, Jacob received from his father, Isaac, a farm on Oyster Bay "in consideration of duty & affection".
In 1718, he bought a farm from the executors of his brother, Joseph.
On May 1, 1737, Jacob Doty & wife Penelope of Oyster Bay, sell to Theodorus Collier, land near Hempstead Harbor, bounded by the lands of his brothers: Samuel & Solomon. Deed acknowledged Jan 4, 1743.
In 1747, Jacob elected at town meeting, overseer of highway for Littleworth, now known as Glenwood, town of Hempstead.
Children: "no positive evidence or records, there is good circumstantial evidence".
Peter (No dates)
William b. before 1740
Joseph b. Sept 19 1764, license to marry issued to Joseph Doty & Sarah Titus, both Queens Co.
John D and name may have been John Derrick Doty and he be the "Dirck Doty" living in Dutchess Co, NY, 1750-1760. Dirck Doty was Capt. May 22, 1766, Charlotte Precinct, Dutchess County, NY.
Source: Doty-Doten family in America: Descendants of Edward Doty, An Emigrant by the Mayflower,1620
By Ethan Allen Doty (1897), Pgs. 501-502.
His family are descendants & his name appears on Mayflower Births and Deaths, Vol. 1 and 2: Roser, Susan E. Mayflower Births and Deaths: From the Files of George Ernest Bowman at the Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants. Volumes 1 & 2. Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc., 1992.
Jacob has no cemetery burial record.
update to memorial: Allen Frische on 21 Oct 2021;
I found in the Edward Doty Silver Book v III, pg. 10, Jacob and wife Penelope sold their land in Oyster Bay, Nassau Co, NY in 1737 and were taxed in Dutchess Co, NY several times through June 1763.
update to memorial: Charles Scott Doty (47122924)
Suggested edit: Suggest notation in the narrative that "Jacob Doty was taxed in Dutchess County through June 1763. His death date is approximate. He may have died during that tax year or after June 1763. Also requested edit for place of birth to be changed to Oyster Bay, Nassau County, New York.
Source: Doherty, Settlers of Beekman Patent.
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