14 May 1639 • Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
Birth at home and living w/parents and siblings. Twin birth. Son of Edward Cameron (Mayflower Compact) Doty (see Find A Grave Memorial# 7463099) and Faith Clarke (Twin) (see Find A Grave Memorial# 16705388).
Bet 1660 - 1666• Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
John was a Farmer. He secured lands there, for besides those he received from his father's estate, he was granted on 8th Jan 1665-6, "three acres of meadow land at the Turkey Swamp." He probably took charge of the lands & property of his mother in 1660.
25 Dec 1667 • Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
Wed Elizabeth Cooke (1647 -1692); Together had 9 children.
Jan 1668-9 • Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
John conveyed to John Smith his share of the estate of his father at Pakasett in Dartmouth. Later he was granted 30 acres at Indian Pond.
1671-1680 • Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
John was elected at town meeting "Surveyor of the Highwaies" at Plymouth and again in 1675. In 1680 he was elected Constable.
22 Nov 1694 • Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
John wed 2nd wife, Sarah Jones (1671-1752) (She remarried after John’s Death to Joseph Peterson (1669-1751); This union produced 3 children; 1 died infancy.
08 May 1701 • Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
Died; Cause of Death: Unknown, but 2 sons and 1 daughter also died that Spring; possible result of disease for all
Birth at home and living w/parents and siblings. Twin birth. Son of Edward Cameron (Mayflower Compact) Doty (see Find A Grave Memorial# 7463099) and Faith Clarke (Twin) (see Find A Grave Memorial# 16705388).
Bet 1660 - 1666• Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
John was a Farmer. He secured lands there, for besides those he received from his father's estate, he was granted on 8th Jan 1665-6, "three acres of meadow land at the Turkey Swamp." He probably took charge of the lands & property of his mother in 1660.
25 Dec 1667 • Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
Wed Elizabeth Cooke (1647 -1692); Together had 9 children.
Jan 1668-9 • Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
John conveyed to John Smith his share of the estate of his father at Pakasett in Dartmouth. Later he was granted 30 acres at Indian Pond.
1671-1680 • Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
John was elected at town meeting "Surveyor of the Highwaies" at Plymouth and again in 1675. In 1680 he was elected Constable.
22 Nov 1694 • Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
John wed 2nd wife, Sarah Jones (1671-1752) (She remarried after John’s Death to Joseph Peterson (1669-1751); This union produced 3 children; 1 died infancy.
08 May 1701 • Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
Died; Cause of Death: Unknown, but 2 sons and 1 daughter also died that Spring; possible result of disease for all
14 May 1639 • Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
Birth at home and living w/parents and siblings. Twin birth. Son of Edward Cameron (Mayflower Compact) Doty (see Find A Grave Memorial# 7463099) and Faith Clarke (Twin) (see Find A Grave Memorial# 16705388).
Bet 1660 - 1666• Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
John was a Farmer. He secured lands there, for besides those he received from his father's estate, he was granted on 8th Jan 1665-6, "three acres of meadow land at the Turkey Swamp." He probably took charge of the lands & property of his mother in 1660.
25 Dec 1667 • Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
Wed Elizabeth Cooke (1647 -1692); Together had 9 children.
Jan 1668-9 • Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
John conveyed to John Smith his share of the estate of his father at Pakasett in Dartmouth. Later he was granted 30 acres at Indian Pond.
1671-1680 • Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
John was elected at town meeting "Surveyor of the Highwaies" at Plymouth and again in 1675. In 1680 he was elected Constable.
22 Nov 1694 • Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
John wed 2nd wife, Sarah Jones (1671-1752) (She remarried after John’s Death to Joseph Peterson (1669-1751); This union produced 3 children; 1 died infancy.
08 May 1701 • Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
Died; Cause of Death: Unknown, but 2 sons and 1 daughter also died that Spring; possible result of disease for all
Birth at home and living w/parents and siblings. Twin birth. Son of Edward Cameron (Mayflower Compact) Doty (see Find A Grave Memorial# 7463099) and Faith Clarke (Twin) (see Find A Grave Memorial# 16705388).
Bet 1660 - 1666• Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
John was a Farmer. He secured lands there, for besides those he received from his father's estate, he was granted on 8th Jan 1665-6, "three acres of meadow land at the Turkey Swamp." He probably took charge of the lands & property of his mother in 1660.
25 Dec 1667 • Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
Wed Elizabeth Cooke (1647 -1692); Together had 9 children.
Jan 1668-9 • Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
John conveyed to John Smith his share of the estate of his father at Pakasett in Dartmouth. Later he was granted 30 acres at Indian Pond.
1671-1680 • Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
John was elected at town meeting "Surveyor of the Highwaies" at Plymouth and again in 1675. In 1680 he was elected Constable.
22 Nov 1694 • Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
John wed 2nd wife, Sarah Jones (1671-1752) (She remarried after John’s Death to Joseph Peterson (1669-1751); This union produced 3 children; 1 died infancy.
08 May 1701 • Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
Died; Cause of Death: Unknown, but 2 sons and 1 daughter also died that Spring; possible result of disease for all
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