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Edward Doty was born probably not long before 1599.<ref>He signed the Mayflower Compact of Dec 1620, so was then at least 21 years old, but he was also fathering children in the 1650's.</ref> He was called "of London" in the 1622 ''Mourts Relation''<ref>This may simply mean he was not a member of the Leiden Congregation, but rather was recruited from the London area by the Merchant Adventurers.</ref> He married twice, with his first marriage occurring sometime after the 1627 Cattle Division. She died shortly afterwards,<ref>Roser's ''Mayflower Passenger Reference'' states she may have died in the 1633 infection of the Colony.</ref> apparently without any surviving children. | Edward Doty was born probably not long before 1599.<ref>He signed the Mayflower Compact of Dec 1620, so was then at least 21 years old, but he was also fathering children in the 1650's.</ref> He was called "of London" in the 1622 ''Mourts Relation''<ref>This may simply mean he was not a member of the Leiden Congregation, but rather was recruited from the London area by the Merchant Adventurers.</ref> He married twice, with his first marriage occurring sometime after the 1627 Cattle Division. She died shortly afterwards,<ref>Roser's ''Mayflower Passenger Reference'' states she may have died in the 1633 infection of the Colony.</ref> apparently without any surviving children. | ||
| − | Edward married second (his surname given as Doten) at Plymouth, 6 Jan 1634/5 Faith Clarke.<ref>Plymouth Colony Records 1:32 and published Plymouth VRs:652</ref>. Edward died at Plymouth 23 Aug 1655.<ref>Plymouth Colony Records 8:17 and published Plymouth VRs:662</ref> | + | Edward married second (his surname given as Doten) at Plymouth, 6 Jan 1634/5 Faith Clarke.<ref>Plymouth Colony Records 1:32 and published Plymouth VRs:652</ref>. Edward died at Plymouth 23 Aug 1655.<ref>Plymouth Colony Records 8:17 and published Plymouth VRs:662</ref> |
Edward and Faith had nine children; three daughters and six sons (Edward, John, Thomas, Samuel, Isaac & Joseph). | Edward and Faith had nine children; three daughters and six sons (Edward, John, Thomas, Samuel, Isaac & Joseph). | ||
Revision as of 14:50, 26 September 2020
Contents
Status summary
As of December 30, 2015:
- Doty surname project contacted
- Recruiting Doty for Y Elite test
Background
Biography
First Generation
Edward Doty was born probably not long before 1599.[1] He was called "of London" in the 1622 Mourts Relation[2] He married twice, with his first marriage occurring sometime after the 1627 Cattle Division. She died shortly afterwards,[3] apparently without any surviving children.
Edward married second (his surname given as Doten) at Plymouth, 6 Jan 1634/5 Faith Clarke.[4]. Edward died at Plymouth 23 Aug 1655.[5]
Edward and Faith had nine children; three daughters and six sons (Edward, John, Thomas, Samuel, Isaac & Joseph).
Second Generation
Edward Doty
John Doty
Thomas Doty
Samuel Doty
Isaac Doty
Joseph Doty
- ↑ He signed the Mayflower Compact of Dec 1620, so was then at least 21 years old, but he was also fathering children in the 1650's.
- ↑ This may simply mean he was not a member of the Leiden Congregation, but rather was recruited from the London area by the Merchant Adventurers.
- ↑ Roser's Mayflower Passenger Reference states she may have died in the 1633 infection of the Colony.
- ↑ Plymouth Colony Records 1:32 and published Plymouth VRs:652
- ↑ Plymouth Colony Records 8:17 and published Plymouth VRs:662
Previous Y-DNA testing
Previous Y-DNA testing through the Mayflower Society[1] and the Doty/Doughty surname DNA project[2] has indicated that the Mayflower Doty lineage belongs to the R1b-L21 Y-DNA haplogroup, which is quite common in Northwestern Europe, particularly the British Isles. More specifically, the Doty lineage has been found to belong to the subgroup defined by DF13>FGC11134>A146/Z16250>Z255>L159.2>Z16433[3]. More comprehensive testing through Y Elite will help refine this classification and identify new SNPs that define and delineate the Doty lineage.
Results
(to be added)
Summary of findings
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