Kit# 30873
THE DOUGHTY FAMILY OF ROBERT YEAGER, III
EDWARD DOTY
b. abt, 1600 in England; d. Aug. 23, Plymouth, Massachusetts
m. Faith Clark Jan. 06,1634 in Plymouth, Massachusetts
She was b. Abt 1619 in England.
SAMUEL DOTY
b. 1634/35, d. 1715
m. Jane Harmon Nov. 13, 1678
b. 1661, d. aft. 1717
JAMES DOTY
b. Sept. 17, 1686; d. 1745
m. Phoebe Slater, Sept.16, 1712
She was b. July 28, 1693
BENJAMIN DOTY
b. May 17,1721; d. 1790
m. Lydia Mundin Feb. 13, 1747.
Served in Revolutionary War against British.
LEVI P. DOUGHTY
b. Mar.1, 1763 in Chatham Co., NC-d. Apr. 29, 1854 in E. Feleciana Parish, LA
m. Abagail Morgan 1784 in SC (b.1766- d.1826)
Served in Revolutionary War against British.
They moved to E. Feleciana Parish, LA in 1806 -1820C, 1830C, 1850C.
(Major) BENAJAH DOUGHTY
b. Sept. 6, 1799 Darlington Dist. SC; d. Mar. 6, 1872 in E. Feleciana Parish, LA
m.1. Panthea Miranda Rogers, June 22, 1826
m.2. Martha Ellen (Andrews) Dunn in Darlington District, SC.
Appointed Major of 21st LA Regiment, Nov. 4, 1826.
ALEXANDER SCOTT DOUGHTY
b. Mar. 11, 1834 in LA; d. Mar. 20, 1894 in MS
m.1. Nancy A. Carter St. Helena Parish, LA., 1856
m.2. Elizabeth Catherine Reeves Mar. 8, 1865 (b. 1841, d.1917)
Served in the Civil War (Confederate)
In E. Feleciana Paish, LA 1850C-1860C-1870C In Amite County, MS 1880C
HOMER CECIL DOUGHTY, SR.
b. July 13, 1870 in LA d. Feb, 4, 1933 In Natchez, MS
m. Emma Jane Scott, 1895 in MS.
She died at a daughter’s house in Kerrville, TX on Feb. 24, 1958.
Homer and Emma moved into the house he built and raised
2 boys and 4 girls, one of whom was my mother, Luella.
HOMER CECIL DOUGHTY, JR.
b. 1905 in Natchez, MS; d. Jan. 1968 in Houston, TX
Spent his working years as a Master
Machinist in the oilfields of Houston, TX.
HOMER CECIL DOUGHTY, III (testee)
b. 1929 in Galveston, TX
Now retired from oilfield business. Line Accepted By Mayflower Society
Note:
Robert Lee Yeager, III is the son of Luella Doughty, who was a daughter of Homer Cecil Doughty Sr. Robert Yeager is a first cousin to Homer Doughty, the above noted testee in this DNA project. Robert has documented all generations on this chart and proved it is correct to the Society of Mayflower Descendants. He and his descendants (whomever applied) are members of The Society of Mayflower Descendants.
The first 4 generations (Edward, Samuel, James, and Benjamin) had already been approved by the Mayflower Society. The proof consisted of census records, birth, death, marriage certificates, wills, and other court records showing disposal of personal property. A few newspaper articles were used (possible three in total). They were always backed by public records such as death certificates, etc. Robert found one application from his great grandmother, Eliza. for a pension for Alexander Doughty’s service in Civil War.
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