John Doane came to Plymouth about 1630. He was one of the leaders of the colony, twice assistant to the governer, member of the Committee to Revise the Laws in 1636 and Deacon of the Church at Plymouth.
In 1644 he removed to Nauset and was one of the original founders of Eastham where he served as Deacon of the First Church, Justice of the Peace, Member of the first Board of Selectmen and Deputy to the Colony Court.
His wife's name was Lydia.
Some mention his death date as April 13.
His home site is just a few miles N of the cemetery, near Doane Rock, and is identified with a marker.∼He was my 9th great grandfath Father of Lydia Hicks Abiger, Son of Nicholas Done and Joane Done. Husband of Ann Bryant/Doane and Lydia Doane.Abigail Lothrop, John Doane
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Doane, John (-1686), 1 Jan 1685, [1685/6]) (ae 88 in 1675) & 1 /wf Ann [PERKINS?] (-4 Dec 1648+); b 1632, b 1627?; Plymouth/Eastham
(Source: book – New England Marriages Prior to Torrey, Clarence Almon Torrey)
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In 1644 he removed to Nauset and was one of the original founders of Eastham where he served as Deacon of the First Church, Justice of the Peace, Member of the first Board of Selectmen and Deputy to the Colony Court.
His wife's name was Lydia.
Some mention his death date as April 13.
His home site is just a few miles N of the cemetery, near Doane Rock, and is identified with a marker.∼He was my 9th great grandfath Father of Lydia Hicks Abiger, Son of Nicholas Done and Joane Done. Husband of Ann Bryant/Doane and Lydia Doane.Abigail Lothrop, John Doane
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Doane, John (-1686), 1 Jan 1685, [1685/6]) (ae 88 in 1675) & 1 /wf Ann [PERKINS?] (-4 Dec 1648+); b 1632, b 1627?; Plymouth/Eastham
(Source: book – New England Marriages Prior to Torrey, Clarence Almon Torrey)
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John Doane came to Plymouth about 1630. He was one of the leaders of the colony, twice assistant to the governer, member of the Committee to Revise the Laws in 1636 and Deacon of the Church at Plymouth.
In 1644 he removed to Nauset and was one of the original founders of Eastham where he served as Deacon of the First Church, Justice of the Peace, Member of the first Board of Selectmen and Deputy to the Colony Court.
His wife's name was Lydia.
Some mention his death date as April 13.
His home site is just a few miles N of the cemetery, near Doane Rock, and is identified with a marker.∼He was my 9th great grandfath Father of Lydia Hicks Abiger, Son of Nicholas Done and Joane Done. Husband of Ann Bryant/Doane and Lydia Doane.Abigail Lothrop, John Doane
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Doane, John (-1686), 1 Jan 1685, [1685/6]) (ae 88 in 1675) & 1 /wf Ann [PERKINS?] (-4 Dec 1648+); b 1632, b 1627?; Plymouth/Eastham
(Source: book – New England Marriages Prior to Torrey, Clarence Almon Torrey)
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In 1644 he removed to Nauset and was one of the original founders of Eastham where he served as Deacon of the First Church, Justice of the Peace, Member of the first Board of Selectmen and Deputy to the Colony Court.
His wife's name was Lydia.
Some mention his death date as April 13.
His home site is just a few miles N of the cemetery, near Doane Rock, and is identified with a marker.∼He was my 9th great grandfath Father of Lydia Hicks Abiger, Son of Nicholas Done and Joane Done. Husband of Ann Bryant/Doane and Lydia Doane.Abigail Lothrop, John Doane
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Doane, John (-1686), 1 Jan 1685, [1685/6]) (ae 88 in 1675) & 1 /wf Ann [PERKINS?] (-4 Dec 1648+); b 1632, b 1627?; Plymouth/Eastham
(Source: book – New England Marriages Prior to Torrey, Clarence Almon Torrey)
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