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Descendants of

Paul Doig and Marion Robertson and Janet McArthur

of Kincardine Parish, Perthshire, Scotland and America

 

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1. Paul¹ Doig, born abt 1716 Of Kincardine, Perth, Scotland, son of Paul Doig and Elizabeth (Ferguson) Doig. He married (1) Marion (Robertson) Doig, born abt 1716 in Scotland; (2) on 5 Jun 1742 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland Janet (McArthur) Doig, born abt 1718 Of Kincardine, Perth, Scotland.

 

Notes for Paul Doig

The link to brother Alexander and thus parents Paul Dog and Elizabeth Ferguson is based on Deuchar. The two marriages of Paul are based on approximate age, location, David Key (Kay) as witness of christenings of children by both wives, sequence of children born, and lack of duplicate names.

 

Paul lived in Ballinton, Kilmadock.

 

Notes for Janet McArthur

She may be the Janet McArthur christened 18 Feb 1718 in Callander, Perth, the daughter of Patrick McArthur and Janet Thomson; her parents were married 22 May 1711 in Callander.

 

Children of Paul Doig and Marion Robertson were as follows:

+ 2 i Walter² Doig, born 1738 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 13 Mar 1738 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland. He married Elizabeth (Robison) Doig.

+ 3 ii Thomas² Doig, born 1738 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 13 Mar 1738 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland. He married Janet (Ferguson) Doig.

+ 4 iii John² Doig, born 1740 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 8 Feb 1740 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; died abt 1805 Of Gargunnock, Stirling, Scotland. He married (1) Margaret (Stirling) Doig; (2) Agnes (Stirling) Doig.

 

Children of Paul Doig and Janet McArthur were as follows:

5 i James² Doig, born 1743 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 25 Jun 1743 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland. Notes: Witnesses at James' christening were Walter Dog and David Kay.

6 ii Jean² Doig, born 1745 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 19 Apr 1745 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland. Notes: Witnesses at Jean's christening were David Key and David McFarlane.

7 iii Paul² Doig, born 1747 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 5 Aug 1747 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland. Notes: Witnesses at Paul's christening were David Key and John Key.

+ 8 iv Peter² Doig, born 1749 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 20 Aug 1749 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; died 9 Apr 1838 in Ovid, Seneca Co., NY; buried 11 Apr 1838 in Ovid, Seneca Co., NY. He married Christian (Fisher) Doig.

+ 9 v Janet² Doig, born 1752 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 10 May 1752 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland. She married Robert Johnstone.

 

Generation 2

 

2. Walter² Doig (Paul¹), born 1738 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 13 Mar 1738 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland. He married on 10 Mar 1770 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland Elizabeth (Robison) Doig, born abt 1745 Of Kincardine, Perth, Scotland.

 

Notes for Walter Doig

Walter was a twin of Thomas and listed first in the parish record.

[The following link is uncertain and based on approx. age and location.]

 

MARRIAGE: They pledged marriage the same day in Kilmadock. Walter was from Kincardine and Elizabeth from Kilmadock.

 

Notes for Elizabeth Robison

[She may be the Elisabeth christened in July 1730 in Kilmadock, the daughter of John Robison and Elisabeth Dog. Other child: Margaret Robisone christened 6 May 1732 in Kilmadock.]

 

Children of Walter Doig and Elizabeth Robison were as follows:

10 i Robert³ Doig, born 1770/71 in Thornhill, Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 5 Apr 1772 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland.

11 ii John³ Doig, born 1772 in Thornhill, Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 7 Jun 1772 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland.

+ 12 iii Walter³ Doig, born 1774 in Thornhill, Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 27 Mar 1774 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland. He married Janet (Barber) Doig.

 

 

3. Thomas² Doig (Paul¹), born 1738 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 13 Mar 1738 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland. He married on 18 Jun 1768 in Aberfoyle, Perth, Scotland Janet (Ferguson) Doig, born 1749 in Aberfoyle, Perth, Scotland.

 

Notes for Thomas Doig

Thomas was a twin of Walter. [The following link is based on approximate age, location, and the Scottish naming custom. An unnamed daughter (Elizabeth) was christened 14 Mar 1778 in Thornhill and an unnamed child (John) on 24 Oct 1784 in Kincardine.]

 

MARRIAGE: They pledged marriage the same day in Kilmadock, Perth.

 

Children of Thomas Doig and Janet Ferguson were as follows:

13 i Paul³ Doig, born 1770 in Thornhill, Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 18 Feb 1770 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland.

+ 14 ii Robert³ Doig, born 24 Mar 1773 in Thornhill, Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; died 29 Oct 1852 in Cambridge, Washington Co., NY; buried in Old Up Cemetery, Cambridge, Washington Co., NY. He married Hannah (Beattie) Doig.

15 iii Jean³ Doig, born 1774 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 24 Apr 1774 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; died in America. Notes: Jean emigrated to America in 1801 with her brother John Doig and James Doig.

16 iv Janet³ Doig, born 31 Oct 1776 in McOrriston, Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland; christened 26 Nov 1776 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland. Notes: Witnesses at Jannet's christening were Robert Dogg in Thornhill and John Dogg in Kernstoune.

17 v Elizabeth³ Doig, born 1778 in Thornhill, Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 14 Mar 1778 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland. Notes: Witnesses to Elizabeth's christening were Robert Dogg in Thornhill and John Dogg in McOrriston (?).

18 vi Marion³ Doig, born 1780/81 in Perth, Scotland. Notes: In 1841 Marion was unmarried and living in Old Town, Thornhill, Kindcardine.

+ 19 vii John³ Doig, born 1781/83 Of Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; died aft 1860 in NY. He married Unknown ((---)) Doig.

20 viii Walter³ Doig, born 1784 in Thornhill, Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 24 Oct 1784 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; died 1851/54 Of Kincardine, Perth, Scotland. He married (1) on 24 Feb 1816 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland Catherine (Shaw) Doig, born 1786/87 Of Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; died 24 Feb 1832 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; buried in Norrieston Churchyard, Thornhill, Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; (2) on 7 Mar 1839 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland Helen (Gow) Doig, born 1790/91 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland; died 22 Dec 1858 in Thornhill, Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; buried in Norrieston Churchyard, Thornhill, Kincardine, Perth, Scotland, daughter of James Gow and Agnes (McDougall) Gow. Notes: The christening record only lists an unnamed male child. In 1851 Walter (age 66 Thornhill) farmed 24 acres at Norrieston by Thornhill, Kincardine, Perth with his wife Helen (age 60 Kilmadock). MARRIAGE: The pledged marriage on 24 Feb 1839 in Kincardine and 7 Mar 1839 in Kilmadock.

 

 

4. John² Doig (Paul¹), born 1740 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 8 Feb 1740 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; died abt 1805 Of Gargunnock, Stirling, Scotland. He married (1) on 22 Sep 1766 in Gargunnock, Stirling, Scotland Margaret (Stirling) Doig, born 1733 in Gargunnock, Stirling, Scotland; christened 28 Oct 1733; died bef 1804 Of Gargunnock, Stirling, Scotland, daughter of William Stirling and Margaret (Bowie) Stirling; (2) abt 1804 Of Gargunnock, Stirling, Scotland Agnes (Stirling) Doig, born 1732 in Gargunnock, Stirling, Scotland; christened 5 Mar 1732 in Gargunnock, Stirling, Scotland, daughter of William Stirling and Margaret (Bowie) Stirling.

 

Notes for John Doig

Witnesses at John's christening were John Miller and David Key.

 

The following link is uncertain and based on approx. age and location.

 

In 1766 James was a soldier in the 12th Regiment of Foot, British Army.

 

On 31 July 1804 Agnes Stirling residing in Gargunnock, as heir to her sister Margaret Stirling, spouse of James Doig there, seised in the fourth part of half an acre of ground in Gargunnock, now converted into a dwelling house and yard in Gargunnock, on prl cl. Con. By James Eidingtoun of Gargunnock with consent of Anne Eidingtoun, his mother and trustee on 11 July 1804; recorded 1 Aug 1804 in Stirling.

 

On 31 Jan 1807 John Junkine, tenant in Gargunnock, and his spouse Margaret Paterson seised in fee and liferent respectively in the fourth part of an acre of ground now converted into a dwelling house and yard in Gargunnock, on disposition by Agnes Stirling in Gargunnock, relict of James Doig there, on 7 June 1805 to Duncan Lockhart, tenant in Leckie, dispositioned and assigned by him on 13 June 1806; recorded 20 Mar 1807 in Stirling. [Note: The first is for ¼ of a ½ acre, and the second says ¼ of 1 acre. It appears Agnes Stirling married James Doig after her sister died.] From -----, "Abstract of Sasines, Stirling, Vol. 1, 1781-1820" (LDS film #0217157).

 

MARRIAGE: Both were listed from Gargunnock.

 

Children of John Doig and Margaret Stirling were as follows:

21 i James³ Doig, born 1767 in Gargunnock, Stirling, Scotland; christened 25 Jun 1767 in Gargunnock, Stirling, Scotland. Notes: Witnesses to James' christening were were William Stirling and James McArthure.

 

 

8. Peter² Doig (Paul¹), born 1749 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 20 Aug 1749 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; died 9 Apr 1838 in Ovid, Seneca Co., NY; buried 11 Apr 1838 in Ovid, Seneca Co., NY. He married on 14 Apr 1782 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland Christian (Fisher) Doig, born 1756 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland; christened 25 Apr 1756 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland; died Of New York, daughter of John Fisher and Katharine (Ferguson) Fisher.

 

Notes for Peter Doig

Witnesses at Patrick's christening were John Key and John Fisher (?).

 

Peter was a tailor in Thornhill. On 17 Feb 1801 Walter Ferguson, sometime laborer in Callander, now in Thornhill, seised in half of a house and yard at the back thereof on the north side of the street of Thornhill, on disposition by James Stewart, wright in Thornhill, with the consent of Isobel Dun, his spouse, and her brother John Dun, farmer in Coracaplie, to Peter Doig, tailor in Thornhill on 1 Mar 1783, and dispositioned and assigned by him 22 May 1784; and Mary Stewart, his spouse, seised cod. Die in liferent of said subject, propriis manibus of the said Walter Ferguson; recorded 27 Mar 1801 in Perth.

 

[The following link is based Peter not appearing in Scotland after he sold his property in 1784, age at death, occupation as tailor, and immigration a few years later of probable cousin, Andrew Doig, from Thornhill to NY.]

 

Peter arrived in the the US about 1786. In 1790 Peter Doeg lived in Watervliet Town, Albany Co., NY. He had a wife, a son, and a daughter. In 1810 Peter Douge (00201-00110) lived in Colonie, Albany Co., NY.

 

During the war of 1812 Perry Doig, age 62, a tailor in Albany, NY was listed as a British alien. He had been in the US for 28 years, with a wife and three children.

 

In the 1820 and 1821 directory he is listed as a tailor and clothier residing at 1 N. Pearl, Albany, NY. Peter settled in Ovid Village, Seneca Co., NY in 1822, where he opened a mercantile business. On 23 Nov 1832 the partnership of Peter Doig, Ovid, and Egbert Egberts, was dissolved by mutual consent. On 21 May 1836 he and Peter F. Donaldson of Ovid purchase a lot in Ovid for $1,400.00 from William Read and Elizabeth of Camillus Village.

 

Peter died at age 88, his notice in the Ovid Bee on 11 Apr 1838.

 

MARRIAGE: Patrick and Christian pledged marriage on 13 Apr 1782 in Kincardine. Peter was listed from Kincardine and Christian from Kilmadock.

 

Notes for Christian Fisher

The link to parents is uncertain and based on approx. age, a second son named John, and marriage record listing her from Kilmadock. The other possibility is Christian christened 16 Nov 1759 in Kincardine, daughter of Donald Fisher and Jean McEwen.

 

Children of Peter Doig and Christian Fisher were as follows:

22 i Son³ Doig, born 1784/90. Notes: This son may have been named Paul after his grandfather. In 1820 an Edmund Doige lived in Coeymans Township, Albany Co., NY, page 125 (001201-02201-03); Edmund was age 45 plus with a wife 26-45, 1 son 16-18, 1 son 19-26, 2 daughters 10-16, 2 daughers 16-26, and 3 slaves.

23 ii Daughter³ Doig, born 1784/90. Notes: This daughter may have been named Catherine after her grandmother.

+ 24 iii John F.³ Doig, born 1790/91 in NY. He married Elizabeth ((---)) Doig.

+ 25 iv Peter³ Doig, born 1791/92 in NY; died 5 May 1860 in Ovid, Seneca Co., NY. He married Christiana ((---)) Doig.

 

 

9. Janet² Doig (Paul¹), born 1752 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 10 May 1752 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland. She married on 18 Dec 1773 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland Robert Johnstone, born abt 1748 in Scotland.

 

Children of Janet Doig and Robert Johnstone were as follows:

26 i Elizabeth³ Johnstone, born 1774 in St. Ninians, Stirling, Scotland; christened 22 May 1774 in St. Ninians, Stirling, Scotland.

27 ii Paul³ Johnstone, born 1780 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 12 Nov 1780 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland. Notes: Paul was a twin; he was born in Thornhill.

28 iii Jean³ Johnstone, born 1780 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 12 Nov 1780 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland. Notes: Jean was a twin; she was born in Thornhill.

29 iv Janet³ Johnstone, born 1782 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 8 Dec 1782 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; died Infant in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland.

30 v Margaret³ Johnstone, born 1784 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 22 Jan 1784 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland.

31 vi Janet³ Johnstone, born 1785 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 16 Jan 1785 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland.

32 vii Son³ Johnstone, born 1791 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 27 Mar 1791 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland.

33 viii Robert³ Johnstone, born 3 Jul 1793 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland; christened 19 Jul 1793 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland.

34 ix Susanna³ Johnstone, born 1797 in Fintry, Stirling, Scotland; christened 5 Mar 1797 in Fintry, Stirling, Scotland.

35 x Agnes³ Johnstone, born 1799 in Balfron, Stirling, Scotland; christened 23 Jun 1799 in Balfron, Stirling, Scotland.

 

Generation 3

 

12. Walter³ Doig (Walter², Paul¹), born 1774 in Thornhill, Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 27 Mar 1774 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland. He married Janet (Barber) Doig, born 1772/75 in Carrenshire, Stirling, Scotland; died 31 Dec 1861 in Bishop Bridge, Cadder, Western District, Lanark, Scotland, daughter of John Barber and Janet (Duncan) Barber.

 

Notes for Walter Doig

[The following link is based on approximate age, location and Scottish naming custom.]

 

Walter was a boatman.

 

Notes for Janet Barber

In 1861 Janet was a pauper and lived with her daughter Janet Brown in Cadder, Lanark.

 

Witness to Janet's death certificate was her grandson James Brown.

 

Children of Walter Doig and Janet Barber were as follows:

36 i Marion⁴ Doig, born 1799 in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland; christened 6 Jan 1799 in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland. Notes: She may be the Mary Doig who died in 1864 in Cadder West, Lanark.

+ 37 ii Elizabeth⁴ Doig, born 1801 in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland; christened 4 Mar 1801 in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland. She married William Mitchell.

+ 38 iii Janet⁴ Doig, born 1805 in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland; christened 13 Oct 1805 in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland; died 1875 in Cadder West, Lanark, Scotland. She married William Brown.

+ 39 iv Mary⁴ Doig, born 1807 in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland; christened 3 Dec 1807 in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland; died 7 Nov 1885 in 12 Rutland Place, Govan Road, Kinning Park, Lanak, Scotland. She married William Henderson.

40 v Walter⁴ Doig, born 1810 in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland; christened 15 Jan 1810 in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland; died Infant in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland.

41 vi Margaret⁴ Doig, born 1812 in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland; christened 5 Mar 1812 in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland; died Infant in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland. Notes: Witnesses to Margaret's christening were James Gow and James Gow.

42 vii Catherine⁴ Doig, born 1814 in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland; christened 14 Nov 1814 in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland.

43 viii Walter⁴ Doig, born 1816 in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland; christened 29 Dec 1816 in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland.

44 ix Margaret Boid⁴ Doig, born 1819 in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland; christened 2 Oct 1819 in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland.

+ 45 x Ann⁴ Doig, born 1820/21 Of Larbert, Stirling, Scotland; died 3 Nov 1880 in 85 Richard Street, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland. She married William Grant Smith.

 

 

14. Robert³ Doig (Thomas², Paul¹), born 24 Mar 1773 in Thornhill, Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; died 29 Oct 1852 in Cambridge, Washington Co., NY; buried in Old Up Cemetery, Cambridge, Washington Co., NY. He married Hannah (Beattie) Doig, born 8 Jun 1777 in Salem, Washington Co., NY; died 4 Aug 1858 in Cambridge, Washington Co., NY; buried in Old Up Cemetery, Cambridge, Washington Co., NY, daughter of John Beattie and Grizelle (McRobert) Beattie.

 

Notes for Robert Doig

Robert emigrated to America in 1798. He first settled at East Greenwich, NY. In 1801 he stayed with Andrew Doig. In 1810 the family moved to Salem, Washington Co., NY (page 446) (30010-20010). In 1820 they lived in Salem (page 185) (221101-21110). In 1830 they moved to Cambridge, NY (page 125) (0002300100000-0120100100000). In 1840 he lived in Cambridge (page 87) (0000000010000-0001200010000). In 1850 he was a retired farmer in Cambridge with his wife Hannah living with his son David's family.

 

Children of Robert Doig and Hannah Beattie were as follows:

46 i Grace⁴ Doig, born 14 Apr 1803 in East Greenwich, Washington Co., NY. Notes: Grace married, had children, and lived past middle life.

+ 47 ii John B.⁴ Doig, born 7 Jun 1804 in East Greenwich, Washington Co., NY; died 1874. He married Margaret W. (Steel) Doig.

+ 48 iii Jeanette⁴ Doig, born 29 Mar 1806 in East Greenwich, Washington Co., NY; died 19 Aug 1877 in Chautauqua Co., NY; buried in West Mina Cemetery, Mina, Chautauqua Co., NY. She married James Skellie.

49 iv Thomas⁴ Doig, born 21 Mar 1808 in East Greenwich, Washington Co., NY; died 1880/1900 in NY. He married (1) on 1 Jan 1834 Catherine (Gray) Doig, born 1814/15 in VT; (2) Margaret (Hale) Doig, born Jan 1821 in NY; died aft 1900 in NY. Notes: Thomas moved with his family to Salem, NY in 1810. In 1850 Thomas Doag farmed in Cambridge, Washington Co., NY with his wife Catherine; the value of his property was $400.00. In 1860 Thomas was a laborer on the farm of Alexander Hournbeck in Cambridge; he had no family with him. Soon after he bought the James McFadden farm 2 miles east of Fort Miller, adjoining the James Doig farm. He sold this in 1868 to Seymour Dickenson and moved to a farm on the Salem-Cossayuna road, three miles from Cossayuna. In 1870 Thomas farmed in Greenwich with his wife Margaret. In 1880 he farmed in Greenwich, Washington Co., NY (page 263) with his wife Margaret. He was reported to have had no children by his second wife.

+ 50 v Robert J.⁴ Doig, born 13 Mar 1810 in East Greenwich, Washington Co., NY; died 1885 in NY. He married Martha (Goodale) Doig.

+ 51 vi James Rolla⁴ Doig, born 29 Apr 1812 in Salem, Washington Co., NY; christened 31 Aug 1812 in Salem, Washington Co., NY; died 5 Nov 1881 in Pratt Creek, Benton Co., IA; buried in Old Up Churchyard, Pratt Creek, Benton Co., IA. He married (1) Ester Burns (Rankin) Doig; (2) Agnes Leeper (Wallace) Doig.

+ 52 vii David B.⁴ Doig, born 27 Apr 1814 in Salem, Washington Co., NY; died 21 Oct 1895 in Washington Co., IA; buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Washington, Washington Co., IA. He married Rhoda B. (Culver) Doig.

+ 53 viii Elizabeth⁴ Doig, born 6 Oct 1816 in Salem, Washington Co., NY. She married James Shiland.

54 ix Hannah⁴ Doig, born 3 Apr 1818 in Salem, Washington Co., NY.

+ 55 x Sarah⁴ Doig, born 6 Jun 1821 in Salem, Washington Co., NY; died 1880 in Washington Co., NY; buried in North Argyle Church Cemetery, Washington Co., NY. She married William E. Doig.

 

 

19. John³ Doig (Thomas², Paul¹), born 1781/83 Of Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; died aft 1860 in NY. He married Unknown ((---)) Doig, born abt 1790 in NY; died bef 1840 in NY.

 

Notes for John Doig

The link to parents is uncertain and not listed in the parish records.

 

John emigrated to America in 1801 with his sister Jean Doig and James Doig.

 

In 1840 John Doig lived in Hope, Hamilton Co., NY with 1 son and 2 daughters age 20-29 (0-0-0-0-1-0-0-1-0-0-0 0-0-0-0-2-0-0-0-0-0-0 4 2-0-0 0). In 1850 John Doag farmed in Hope, Hamilton Co., NY with his son William (30 NY); the value of his property was $400. In 1860 John Doag, age 78 from Scotland, lived with the family of Margaret Lewis in Northampton Township, Fulton Co., NY (page 536) [Margaret was the widow of Hiram Lewis who was previously married to Margaret Esther the widow of James Doig with whom he emigrated. It is presumed that this Margaret was John's unnamed daughter in the 1840 census.].

 

Children of John Doig and Unknown (---) were as follows:

+ 56 i Margaret⁴ Doig, born 1812/15 in NY. She married Hiram Lewis.

+ 57 ii Jeanette⁴ Doig, born 17 Oct 1816 in NY; died 1 Aug 1883 in Laurel, Marshall Co., IA. She married Lorenzo Wellington Ingram.

58 iii William⁴ Doig, born 1819/20 in NY; died aft 1880. Notes: In 1850 William lived with millwright Albert More and family in Northamption, Fulton Co., NY. In 1870 William Doag was an unmarried laborer in Bleecker, Fulton Co., NY working for Jack Ashton and family. In 1880 William Doig was a widower and farmer living with his sister Janette Ingram, her husband Lorenzo Ingram and son Alexander Ingram.

 

 

24. John F.³ Doig (Peter², Paul¹), born 1790/91 in NY. He married Elizabeth ((---)) Doig, born 1800/01 in Ireland.

 

Notes for John F. Doig

The link to parents is based on age, location, and middle initial F may be for his mother's maiden name Fisher.

 

In 1830 John lived in Kortright, Delaware Co., NY (page 108). By 1840 he farmed in Salem Township, Section 4, S. Lyon Post Office, Nativity, Washtenaw Co., MI. He appears in Salem in the 1845 MI State Census (page 34). In 1850 he farmed in Salem, Washtenaw Co. (page 264), with his wife and two sons; the value of his property was $2000.

 

Children of John F. Doig and Elizabeth (---) were as follows:

59 i Daughter⁴ Doig, born abt 1829 in NY.

+ 60 ii Jeremiah⁴ Doig, born 1834/35 in NY. He married Eliza (Brown) Doig.

+ 61 iii John M.⁴ Doig, born Oct 1838 in Salem, MI; died 6 Jan 1916 in Los Angeles Co., CA. He married Harriet M. ((---)) Doig.

 

 

25. Peter³ Doig (Peter², Paul¹), born 1791/92 in NY; died 5 May 1860 in Ovid, Seneca Co., NY. He married Christiana ((---)) Doig, born 1803/05 in New York City, NY; died 12 Jan 1873 in Rochester, MN.

 

Notes for Peter Doig

In 1816, 1820, and 1821 Peter was a men's clothing tailor living first at 5 N. Pearl Street and then 1 N. Pearl Street, Albany, NY. In 1830 he lived in Ovid (page 113) (0001210000000-1011100000000) [may be father Peter and son Peter's family with ages off]. On 7 Nov 1837 Peter Doig of Seneca County, New York acquired "the north west quarter of the south west quarter of section twenty eight, in township one south, of range one west, in the district of lands subject ot sale at Monroe, Michigan, containing fourty acres." On 11 July 1838 he purchased an acre in Ovid for $150 (article in Ovid Bee). In 1840 he lived in the 13th Ward, NY Co., NY (page 230); Peter was age 40-49, his wife 30-39, and daughters 15-19, 10-14, and 0-4 [where is son Peter?]. In 1841 he lived at 210 Madison, NY City. In 1844 and 1849 he lived at 168 Monroe, NY City. On 1 Nov 1852 Peter and Christina deeded land in Ovid Village to Horace Bennett for $361.00.

 

Note: Births reported for children Peter and Janet too close together.

 

Notes for Christiana (---)

In 1860 Mrs. C. Doig resided in Ovid Village, Seneca Co., NY with her daughters Christiana and Gennett; the value of her property was $23,200 with personal assets of $6,000. In 1870 Christina lived in Seneca, Ontario Co., NY (page 70) with daughters Christian and Janette with a domestic servant, Bridget Welch, age 24 from Ireland; the value of her land was $2,500.00 and personal property $1,000.00.

 

Christiana died at age 70.

 

Children of Peter Doig and Christiana (---) were as follows:

62 i Christine⁴ Doig, born 1827 in Seneca Co., NY; died 29 Sep 1911 in Los Angeles Co., CA; buried in Mountain View Cemetery, Pasadena, Los Angeles Co., Ca. Notes: Christine did not marry. She lived most of her life with her sister Janet and her husband Curtis Benedict.

63 ii Mary Jane⁴ Doig, born Dec 1830 in Seneca Co., NY; christened 17 Jan 1835 in Ovid Presbyterian Church, Seneca Co., NY; died 9 May 1835 in Seneca Co., NY; buried in Ovid Village Cemetery, Ovid, Seneca Co., NY.

64 iii Peter⁴ Doig, born 11 Apr 1838 in Ovid, Seneca Co., NY. He married on 15 Jun 1860 Louisa (Green) Doig, born abt 1840 Of Lansing, MI. Notes: Birth date from "Ovid Bee" of 11 Apr 1838, the day of his grandfather Peter's funeral. MARRIAGE: Peter married Louisa covertly.

65 iv Janet McCrea⁴ Doig, born 6 Jul 1838 in Seneca Co., NY; died 27 Feb 1918 in Los Angeles Co., CA; buried in Mountain View Cemetery, Pasadena, Los Angeles Co., Ca. She married on 21 Dec 1870 in Geneva, Seneca Co., NY Curtis Thaddeus Benedict, born 19 Nov 1837 in Deposit, Broome Co., NY; died 8 Aug 1921 in Los Angeles Co., CA; buried in Mountain View Cemetery, Pasadena, Los Angeles Co., Ca, son of Rev. Emilius Lysander Benedict and Lamora I. (Shaw) Benedict. Notes: MARRIAGE: Reported in the Chicago Tribune 25 Dec 1870.

 

Generation 4

 

37. Elizabeth⁴ Doig (Walter³, Walter², Paul¹), born 1801 in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland; christened 4 Mar 1801 in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland. She married on 24 Sep 1824 in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland William Mitchell, born abt 1799 in Scotland.

 

Notes for Elizabeth Doig

MARRIAGE: They pledged marriage on 17 Sept 1824 in Bothkennar, Stirling and were wed on 24 Sept 1824 in Larbert by the Rev. Mr. Law of Bothkennar. Elisabeth was listed from Bothkennar and William from Larbert.

 

Children of Elizabeth Doig and William Mitchell were as follows:

66 i Margaret⁵ Mitchell, born 7 Aug 1828 in Bothkennar, Stirling, Scotland; christened 1 Sep 1828 in Bothkennar, Stirling, Scotland.

 

 

38. Janet⁴ Doig (Walter³, Walter², Paul¹), born 1805 in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland; christened 13 Oct 1805 in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland; died 1875 in Cadder West, Lanark, Scotland. She married on 8 Jul 1825 in Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland William Brown, born abt 1800 in Scotland; died bef 1861 in Scotland.

 

Notes for Janet Doig

Witnesses to Janet's christening were Peter Sym and John Simpson.

 

In 1861 Janet was a widow and grocer at 9 Crowhill, Bishop Bridge, Cadder, Lanark with her four children and mother. Son William was a mason and James and Robert were message boys.

 

[Other children were probably born between 1825 and 1840.]

 

Notes for William Brown

William was a mason in Glasgow.

 

Children of Janet Doig and William Brown were as follows:

67 i Isabella⁵ Brown, born 1835 in Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland; christened 29 Dec 1835 in Cambridge Street United Presbyterian, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland.

68 ii William⁵ Brown, born 1840/41 in Cadder, Lanark, Scotland.

69 iii Mary⁵ Brown, born 1845/46 in Cadder, Lanark, Scotland.

70 iv James⁵ Brown, born 1846/47 in Cadder, Lanark, Scotland.

71 v Robert⁵ Brown, born 1848/49 in Cadder, Lanark, Scotland.

 

 

39. Mary⁴ Doig (Walter³, Walter², Paul¹), born 1807 in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland; christened 3 Dec 1807 in Larbert, Stirling, Scotland; died 7 Nov 1885 in 12 Rutland Place, Govan Road, Kinning Park, Lanak, Scotland. She married on 7 Jun 1833 in Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland William Henderson, born abt 1807 in Scotland; died bef 1881 in Scotland.

 

Notes for Mary Doig

In 1881 Mary was a widow residing at 10 Corunna Street, Barony, Lanark with her unmarried daughter Margaret, two boarders and a servant.

 

Witness to Mary's death certificate was her son-in-law John Nairn.

 

Children of Mary Doig and William Henderson were as follows:

72 i Janet⁵ Henderson, born 19 Jul 1834 in Gorbals, Lanark, Scotland; christened 10 Aug 1834 in Gorbals, Lanark, Scotland.

73 ii Margaret⁵ Henderson, born 22 Jul 1836 in Gorbals, Lanark, Scotland; christened 28 Aug 1836 in Gorbals, Lanark, Scotland.

74 iii Margaret⁵ Henderson, born 11 Sep 1841 in Gorbals, Lanark, Scotland; christened 10 Oct 1841 in Gorbals, Lanark, Scotland.

75 iv Henry⁵ Henderson, born 11 Dec 1843 in Barony, Lanark, Scotland.

+ 76 v Mary⁵ Henderson, born 8 Dec 1845 in Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland. She married John Nairn.

77 vi Henrietta⁵ Henderson, born 7 Jan 1847 in Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland.

 

 

45. Ann⁴ Doig (Walter³, Walter², Paul¹), born 1820/21 Of Larbert, Stirling, Scotland; died 3 Nov 1880 in 85 Richard Street, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland. She married on 15 Mar 1841 in Gorbals, Lanark, Scotland William Grant Smith, born abt 1816 in Scotland.

 

Notes for Ann Doig

Witness to Ann's death certificate was her daughter Jessie Smith.

 

Notes for William Grant Smith

William was a journeyman calico printer.

 

Children of Ann Doig and William Grant Smith were as follows:

78 i Alexander George⁵ Smith, born 31 Dec 1841 in Barony, Lanark, Scotland.

79 ii Jessie⁵ Smith, born abt 1844 in Scotland.

 

 

47. John B.⁴ Doig (Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 7 Jun 1804 in East Greenwich, Washington Co., NY; died 1874. He married on 24 Dec 1834 in Cambridge, Washington Co., NY Margaret W. (Steel) Doig, born 1807/08 in NY; died 7 Jul 1851 in Salem, Washington Co., NY; buried in Old Up Cemetery, Cambridge, Washington Co., NY, daughter of John Steel and Eleanor (Webster) Steel.

 

Notes for John B. Doig

John moved with his family to Salem, NY in 1810. In 1850 John farmed in Hebron, Washington Co., NY with his wife Margaret and children Robert, James, Andrew, John, and Jane. In 1860 and 1870 John was a farmer in Salem, and his son, John was living with him.

 

Children of John B. Doig and Margaret W. Steel were as follows:

80 i Mary⁵ Doig, born abt 1835 in Hebron Township, Washington Co., NY; died Infant in Washington Co., NY. Notes: Mary was not listed in the 1850 U.S. Census, and probably died young.

81 ii Robert⁵ Doig, born 1837/38 in Hebron, Washington Co., NY.

82 iii James A.⁵ Doig, born 1839/40 in Hebron, Washington Co., NY; died 1 Jun 1864 in Battle of Cold Harbor, NY. Notes: In 1860 James lived in Mina, Chautauqua Co., NY. James was a soldier in the 112th NY Volunteers in the Civil War. He was killed at the battle of Cold Harbor on 1 June 1864.

83 iv Andrew⁵ Doig, born 1841/42 in Hebron, Washington Co., NY. Notes: In 1850 Andrew (8 NY) lived with his parents. His mother died in 1851 and he does not appear further with his father. The following census links are uncertain because of age. In 1860 Andrew (14 NY) lived in Salem, Washington Co., NY with farmer John M. Cruikshank (46 NY), his wife Ann E. (44 NY), and children Robert (carpenter, 24 NY) and Mary E. (22 NY). In 1870 he (24 NY) was a laborer in Argyle, Washington Co. on the farm of John H. Timmerman (35 NY) and family. It was reported Andrew went to New York City and was in the ice business - In 1880 that Andrew (26 NY) was an ice dealer boarding at 430 8th Avenue, New York, NY with James H. Parker (35 Ireland) who was in the ice business.

84 v Jane⁵ Doig, born 1842/43 in Hebron, Washington Co., NY.

85 vi Peter⁵ Doig, born 17 Mar 1846 in Hebron, Washington Co., NY; died 3 Dec 1849 in Washington Co., NY; buried in Old Graveyard, Salem, Washington Co., NY.

+ 86 vii John S.⁵ Doig, born 1846/47 in Hebron, Washington Co., NY; died abt 1908. He married Elizabeth M. (Hunt) Doig.

87 viii Rebecca⁵ Doig, born abt 1851 in Hebron, Washington Co., NY.

 

 

48. Jeanette⁴ Doig (Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 29 Mar 1806 in East Greenwich, Washington Co., NY; died 19 Aug 1877 in Chautauqua Co., NY; buried in West Mina Cemetery, Mina, Chautauqua Co., NY. She married James Skellie, born 3 Jun 1798 in NY; died 7 Apr 1852 in Chautauqua Co., NY; buried in West Mina Cemetery, Mina, Chautauqua Co., NY.

 

Notes for Jeanette Doig

Jeannette moved with her family to Salem, NY in 1810. A widow, she is listed in the 1860 Mina, Chautauqua Co., NY cenus (page 336).

 

Notes for James Skellie

James was from Cambridge. They lived near Findley Lake in Chautauqua Co., NY. In the 1835 NY State Census James was listed in the town of Mina, Chautauqua Co.

 

A possible brother: In 1860 an Edward Skellie, age 59 from NY, farmed in Mina, Chautauqua Co., NY (page 318) with wife Orinda, 56 NY, and Noah Jones (farmer), 21 PA, Cynthia Grunman (domestic), 19 NY, and adopted child Ira Howland, 14 NY.

 

Children of Jeanette Doig and James Skellie were as follows:

88 i Sarah⁵ Skellie, born 1828 in Chautauqua, Chautauqua Co., NY.

89 ii Jane⁵ Skellie, born 1830 in Chautauqua, Chautauqua Co., NY.

+ 90 iii Robert⁵ Skellie, born 6 Sep 1831 in Chautauqua, Chautauqua Co., NY; died 29 Nov 1873 in NY; buried in Findley Lake Cemetery, Chautauqua Co., NY. He married Elizabeth (Holdridge) Skellie.

91 iv Andrew⁵ Skellie, born 1833/34 in Chautauqua Co., NY; died 30 Jul 1841 in Chautauqua Co., NY; buried in West Mina Cemetery, Mina, Chautauqua Co., NY.

+ 92 v Mary⁵ Skellie, born 1835/36 in Chautauqua, Chautauqua Co., NY. She married Isaac T. Holdridge.

+ 93 vi James A.⁵ Skellie, born 1837 in Chautauqua, Chautauqua Co., NY. He married Ann Eliza ((---)) Skellie.

94 vii Hannah⁵ Skellie, born 1841 in Chautauqua, Chautauqua Co., NY.

+ 95 viii Ebenezer⁵ Skellie, born 1842/43 in Chautauqua, Chautauqua Co., NY; died 1898; buried in Mina Corners Cemetery, Mina, Chautauqua Co., NY. He married Sarah J. (Pullman) Skellie.

 

 

50. Robert J.⁴ Doig (Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 13 Mar 1810 in East Greenwich, Washington Co., NY; died 1885 in NY. He married on 1 Sep 1841 Martha (Goodale) Doig, born 1817/18 in NY; died 1895, daughter of Joseph Goodale and Martha (Smith) Goodale.

 

Notes for Robert J. Doig

Robert moved with his family to Salem, NY in 1810. There he worked as a clerk in his grandfather John Beattie's store. He attended Washington Academy. In 1836 he graduated from Union College, Schenectady, NY. In 1838 he completed the study of law with Boyd & Billings at Whitehall, NY, and was admitted to the bar as a lawyer.

 

Robert was a lawyer in Whitehall all his adult life. In 1841 Robert was elected Justice of the Peace. In 1850, 1860 and 1870 the family resided in Whitehall. In 1880 he was a lawyer in Dist. 2, Whitehall (page 521) with his wife Martha and daughter Martha Pittenger, son-in-law Edward Pittenger, and their daughters Mary D. and Martha M. Pittenger.

 

Children of Robert J. Doig and Martha Goodale were as follows:

+ 96 i Robert⁵ Doig Jr., born 1843/44 in NY; died 1895 in NY; buried in Greenmount Cemetery, Whitehall, Washington Co., NY. He married Ella Jane (Adams) Doig.

97 ii Mary E.⁵ Doig, born 1846/47 in NY. She married Henry Smith. Notes: Mary was the twin of Martha.

98 iii Martha⁵ Doig, born 1846/47 in NY; died abt 1848 in NY. Notes: Martha was the twin of Mary.

+ 99 iv Martha Goodale⁵ Doig, born 1848/49 in NY; died 1916. She married Edward Pittinger.

 

 

51. James Rolla⁴ Doig (Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 29 Apr 1812 in Salem, Washington Co., NY; christened 31 Aug 1812 in Salem, Washington Co., NY; died 5 Nov 1881 in Pratt Creek, Benton Co., IA; buried in Old Up Churchyard, Pratt Creek, Benton Co., IA. He married (1) on 28 Aug 1841 Ester Burns (Rankin) Doig, born 21 Aug 1814 in Washington Co., PA; died 6 Jul 1851 in Harrison Co., OH; buried in Cadiz, Harrison Co., OH, daughter of John McGinley Rankin and Agnes Burns ((---)) Rankin; (2) on 16 May 1854 Agnes Leeper (Wallace) Doig, born 18 Mar 1830 in Frankfort Springs, Beaver Co., PA; died 1 Oct 1908 in Moline, Elk Co., KS; buried in Old Up Churchyard, Pratt Creek, Benton Co., IA, daughter of William Samuel Wallace and Margaret Ann (Leeper) Wallace.

 

Notes for James Rolla Doig

James graduated from Union College, NY. James became a United Presbyterian minister, and moved Cadiz Township, Harrison Co., Ohio by 1840. He lived in Sugar Creek Township, Wayne, Co., Ohio, being the pastor of the United Presbyterian Congregation of Dalton until March 1848. In the 1850 census James was an A.P. Minister in New Athens, Harrison Co., OH with his wife E.B., children John R., Hannah A., Mary G., and E.G., and Mary Buffington (12 OH); the value of his property was $2225. He moved from Salem to Cadiz, Ohio by Mar 1850, where he served as a minister. He continued as a professor at Franklin College, New Athens, and lived in Athens, OH. He fell ill in the fall of 1851 and remained so for an entire year. (In 1845 he was offered the congregation in Albany, NY, but he refused.) After the death of his partner, Dr. Hannah, he resigned. He lived in New Athens, OH (1846-1857), president of Washington College, Washington, IA, from 1859 until its destruction by a tornado in 1864. He then became professor of languages at Monmouth College for ten years. In 1860 he lived in Washington, Washington Co., IA with his wife Agnes and six children; the value of his property was $3000 with personal assets of $800. In 1870 he lived in Monmouth, Warren Co., IL where the family remained until 1877. In 1880 he was living in Jackson Township, Benton Co., IA.

 

"James Rolla & Agnes L. (Wallace) Doig" By Helen Rush, Comanche County History, page 348, The Comanche County Historical Society, 1981:

 

James Rolla Doig and Agnes L. Wallace were married in Iowa in 1854. He was a Presbyterian minister and taught college at Washington, Iowa, and Mammoth College at Mammoth, Iowa. He died in 1881. His wife, Agnes, was ill a great deal with bronchial trouble. Her doctor recommended a dry, warmer climate, so in 1883, she and six of her eight children came to Kansas in a covered wagon and settled in Coldwater. Her children were: Ella, 24 years; Anna 22 years; Rolla, 20 years; Jenny, 13 years; and Haldane, 9 years.

 

They lived in the covered wagon for a time after coming to Coldwater. This was fortunate as they had to move the wagon on one occasion to escape the path of a prairie fire. They were threatened by Indian raids, rattlesnakes, they argued about the location, there was a shortage of water, and many other inconveniences plagued them as well. But there were also good times, and the excitement of it all was quite an adventure.

 

Ella, after teaching several years, married Grant Sutton, who taught in Coldwater at the time and later moved to eastern Kansas. Anna taught a year or so, then married George Jeffries of Wichita. Rolla became a doctor and moved to California, where another brother lived. James married Vivian Hakes and continued living in Coldwater and Protection where he was in the bank, and later in the Farmer's Co-op until his death in 1924. Jenny taught school for a few years; one year was in the Ferrin home before the schoolhouse, Ridge Summit was built. She married Grant Stephens in 1896 and continued to live near Coldwater until her death in 1913. Haldane Doig moved to California.

 

Agnes Doig lived with her two daughters, Ella and Jenny, during her later years. She died at Moline, Kansas, and was taken back to Iowa for burial beside her husband.

 

Notes for Agnes Leeper Wallace

Probate Index, Book A., Elk Co., KS: Doig, Agnes L. Administratrix, Case 593, 26 Oct 1908, Docket B 215, Page 97.

 

Children of James Rolla Doig and Ester Burns Rankin were as follows:

+ 100 i John Rankin⁵ Doig, born 8 Mar 1843 in Wayne Co., OH; died 22 Dec 1911 in San Diego Co., CA. He married (1) Libbie E. (Moody) Doig; (2) Nellie E. (Seaver) Doig.

101 ii Hannah Agnes⁵ Doig, born 18 Dec 1844 in Wayne Co., OH; died aft 1870. Notes: Birth may be in Wayne Co., NY. Hannah did not marry.

+ 102 iii Mary Grace⁵ Doig, born 25 Dec 1846 in New Athens, Harrison Co., OH; died 1881/84. She married James Sturgis Anderson.

103 iv Jeannette Elizabeth⁵ Doig, born 17 Jan 1849 in New Athens, Harrison Co., OH. She married on 3 Jun 1884 in Ellsworth, Ellsworth Co., KS James Sturgis Anderson, born 1821/22 in IN. Notes: Jeannette was a music teacher.

 

Children of James Rolla Doig and Agnes Leeper Wallace were as follows:

+ 104 i Robert Leeper⁵ Doig, born 16 Mar 1855 in New Athens, Harrison Co., Oh; died 9 May 1936 in San Diego Co., Ca. He married Adda Frances (Jack) Doig.

105 ii William Wallace⁵ Doig, born 10 Apr 1857 in New Athens, Harrison Co., Oh; died 17 Sep 1857 in New Athens, Harrison Co., Oh.

106 iii Eleanor S.⁵ Doig, born 22 Jun 1859 in Washington, Washington Co., IA; died 23 Oct 1950 in Los Angeles Co., CA. She married Ulysses Grant Sutton, born abt 1855.

+ 107 iv Sarah Anna Hester⁵ Doig, born 2 Feb 1861 in Washington, Washington Co., IA; died 13 May 1942 in Los Angeles Co., CA. She married George Douglas Jeffrey.

+ 108 v Rolla Wallace⁵ Doig, born 2 Aug 1863 in Washington, Washington Co., IA; died 2 Feb 1953 in Stamford, CT. He married (1) Josie Mae (Kern) Doig; (2) Lucretia Bonita (Kleinsmidt) Doig.

+ 109 vi James Grier⁵ Doig, born 1 Dec 1866 in Washington, Washington Co., IA; died 1924 in Comanche Co., KS; buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Coldwater, Comanche Co., KS. He married Vivian M. (Hakes) Doig.

110 vii Jennie May⁵ Doig, born 17 Aug 1870 in Washington, Washington Co., Ia; died 23 Dec 1913. She married on 1 Aug 1896 Ulysses Grant Stephens, born abt 1870.

+ 111 viii Andrew Haldane⁵ Doig, born 2 Sep 1874 in Monmouth, Warren Co., IL; died 22 Apr 1960 in San Bernardino Co., CA; buried 25 Apr 1960 in Timpanogas Memorial Park, Ore, Utah Co., UT. He married (1) Stella Mary (Starr) Doig; (2) Lillian Blanche (Coon) Doig.

 

 

52. David B.⁴ Doig (Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 27 Apr 1814 in Salem, Washington Co., NY; died 21 Oct 1895 in Washington Co., IA; buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Washington, Washington Co., IA. He married on 29 Jun 1836 in Cambridge, Washington Co., NY Rhoda B. (Culver) Doig, born 14 Apr 1817 in Cambridge, Washington Co., NY; died 20 Oct 1874 in Washington Co., IA; buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Washington, Washington Co., IA, daughter of Moses Culver and Amy (Nickerson) Culver.

 

Notes for David B. Doig

In 1850 David farmed in Cambridge, Washington Co., NY with his parents, wife Rhoda, 6 children, and Mary J. Murray (49 Ireland). In 1860 he farmed in Cambridge with wife Rhoda and 8 children; the value of his property was $4500 with personal assets of $900. In 1870 he farmed in Franklin Township, Washington Co., IA with his wife Rhoda, 9 children, and farm laborer James Sherman. In 1880 he lived with his son-in-law Enos S. Mason in Washington Co., NY (Page 146) and his daughters Emma R. Mason and Mariana W. Doig.

 

Children of David B. Doig and Rhoda B. Culver were as follows:

+ 112 i Moses C.⁵ Doig, born Sep 1838 in NY. He married Susan Adelaide (Smith) Doig.

+ 113 ii Maria Elizabeth⁵ Doig, born 25 Aug 1839 in Cambridge, Washington Co., NY; died 13 Sep 1863 in Washington Co., IA. She married James Harvey Lewis.

+ 114 iii Sarah M.⁵ Doig, born 6 Feb 1844 in Cambridge, Washington Co., NY; died 24 Jul 1895 in Washington Co., IA; buried in Elm Grove Cemetery, Washington, Washington Co., IA. She married James D. Sherman.

115 iv Eliza C.⁵ Doig, born 31 Dec 1845 in Cambridge, Washington Co., NY; died 1929 in Washington Co., IA; buried in Elm Grove Cemetery, Washington, Washington Co., IA. She married on 26 Mar 1872 in Washington, Washington Co., Ia Sylvester Mason, born 1846 in PA; died 1926 in Washington Co., IA; buried in Elm Grove Cemetery, Washington, Washington Co., IA.

116 v Isabella⁵ Doig, born 1847/48 in NY.

117 vi Nathan⁵ Doig, born 10 Mar 1850 in Cambridge, Washington Co., NY.

+ 118 vii Harriet A.⁵ Doig, born 23 Jul 1851 in Cambridge, Washington Co., NY; died 8 Feb 1884 in Washington Co., IA; buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Washington, Washington Co., IA. She married Fulton A. McFarland.

+ 119 viii Ella J.⁵ Doig, born Mar 1855 in NY; died 1923 in Adair Co., IA; buried in Greenfield Cemetery, Greenfield, Adair Co., IA. She married Keeley R. Madden.

120 ix Marian Lamb⁵ Doig, born 15 Jun 1857 in Cambridge, Washington Co., NY; died 15 Sep 1918 in Washington Co., IA; buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Washington, Washington Co., IA. She married on 13 May 1884 in Washington, Washington Co., IA James T. Duke, born abt 1857. Notes: In 1895 Marian lived in Washington, Washington Co., IA. In 1900 Marian was a housekeeper to Donald D. Sherman in Washington, and was living in his house.

121 x Emma R.⁵ Doig, born 6 Feb 1859 in Cambridge, Washington Co., NY; died 1918 in Washington Co., IA; buried in Elm Grove Cemetery, Washington, Washington Co., IA. She married (1) L. Lide, born abt 1858; (2) on 2 Apr 1878 in Washington, Washington Co., Ia Enos S. Mason, born 1849 in PA; died 1899 in Washington Co., IA; buried in Elm Grove Cemetery, Washington, Washington Co., IA. Notes: MARRIAGE: At the time of their marriage Emma's age was give as 18 and Enos as 21.

+ 122 xi Martha J.⁵ Doig, born 1861/62 in NY. She married Mr. Boyd.

 

 

53. Elizabeth⁴ Doig (Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 6 Oct 1816 in Salem, Washington Co., NY. She married James Shiland, born 1814 Of Cambridge, Washington Co., NY; died bef 1880, son of John Shiland.

 

Notes for Elizabeth Doig

In 1880 Elizabeth was a widow living in Greenwich, Washington Co., NY (page 243) with her unmarried daughter Anna M.

 

Notes for James Shiland

They settled in Argyle, NY.

 

Children of Elizabeth Doig and James Shiland were as follows:

123 i Anna M.⁵ Shiland, born 1839/40 in NY.

+ 124 ii Hannah Frances⁵ Shiland, born 6 Oct 1850 in Cambridge, Washington Co., NY. She married John A. Barkley.

 

 

55. Sarah⁴ Doig (Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 6 Jun 1821 in Salem, Washington Co., NY; died 1880 in Washington Co., NY; buried in North Argyle Church Cemetery, Washington Co., NY. She married on 25 Feb 1857 in Presbyterian Congregation, Cambridge, Washington Co., NY William E. Doig, born 9 Apr 1822 in Washington Co., NY; died 18 Dec 1900 in Fort Edward, Washington Co., NY, son of James Doig and Elizabeth (Goodwin) Doig. See Section 2 below for ancestry of William E. Doig.

 

Notes for Sarah Doig

Sarah was always and active woman and would assist any neighbors in trouble. She had been subject to asthma and catarrh. Sarah died of pneumonia after a short illness

 

Notes for William E. Doig

In 1860 William farmed in Fort Edwards, Washington Co., NY (page 169) with his wife Sarah, her aunt Elizabeth Doig (Shiland) and daughter Hannah F. Shiland, and a laborer David Irvine (23 Ireland). He was one of the finest gentlemen of the day and a religious man, tithing a tenth of his income. He was for many years an elder at the Unite Presbyterian Church at Argyle. William was tall at stately, being over 6 feet tall. In later years he had a full white beard, rugged but kind features, and twinkling blue eyes.

 

In 1870 he farmed in Ft. Edwards with his wife Sarah, son William, and servants Fannie Shiland (20 NY) and Joseph Dennison (20 NY). In 1900 William farmed in Fort Edward (page 101) with his son William, daughter-in-law Mary K., and grandsons John R., Rolland B., and James D.

 

William suffered from arteriosclerosis and took suddenly ill. He died after three days on 18 Dec 1900 of a cerebral hemorrhage at Fort Edward.

 

Children of Sarah Doig and William E. Doig were as follows:

125 i Robert W.⁵ Doig, born 6 Sep 1858 in NY; died 22 Jan 1859 in NY.

126 ii James⁵ Doig, born 1 Jun 1860 in NY; died 9 Oct 1860 in NY.

+ 127 iii William Edward⁵ Doig, born 21 Jul 1864 in NY; died aft 1930 Of Fort Edward, Washington Co., NY. He married Mary Katherine (McNeill) Doig.

 

 

56. Margaret⁴ Doig (John³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 1812/15 in NY. She married Hiram Lewis, born 22 Jan 1804 in Northamption, Fulton Co., NY; died 25 Dec 1858 in Northamption, Fulton Co., NY, son of Joseph Lewis.

 

Notes for Margaret Doig

In 1860 Margaret farmed 100 acres in Northampton Township, Fulton Co., NY (page 356) with Celestia A. Lewis (22 NY), James Lewis (15 NY), Helen L. Lewis (10 NY), and Ella V. Lewis (5 NY), and John Doag, age 78 from Scotland; the value of her property was $1,400 with personal assets of $300. In 1870 she was a housekeeper in Northhampton with her step-son James Lewis (founder) and daughter Ella. In the 1869/70 Gazetteer for Northampton she is listed as farming 100 acres.

 

Notes for Hiram Lewis

In 1840 Hiram lived in Northhampton Township, Fulton Co., NY (page 265) (0000010001000-2100000000000) with no wife, 3 daughters and a probable father, age 70-80. In 1850 Hiram farmed in Northhampton Township (page 152) with wife Margaret and children Mary M., Selestia A., Hannah M. and James F. (F Allen written underneath); the value of his property was $2,000.

 

Hiram was a farmer and tanner. He filled the offices of County Assessor, Highway Commissioner, and Poor Commissioner.

 

Children of Margaret Doig and Hiram Lewis were as follows:

128 i Helen L.⁵ Lewis, born 1850 in NY.

129 ii Ella V.⁵ Lewis, born 1854/55 in NY.

 

 

57. Jeanette⁴ Doig (John³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 17 Oct 1816 in NY; died 1 Aug 1883 in Laurel, Marshall Co., IA. She married on 9 Sep 1841 in Hope, Hamilton Co., NY Lorenzo Wellington Ingram, born 13 Aug 1819 in Williamsburg, Hampshire Co., MA; died 19 Feb 1915 in Barnes City, Mahaska Co., IA, son of Quartus Ingram and Elizabeth (Dewey) Ingram.

 

Notes for Lorenzo Wellington Ingram

Middle name also reported as White.

 

In 1850 Lorenza W. Ingraham (age 31) farmed in Northampton, Fulton Co., NY (page 148) with his wife Gennett (age 36) and sons John, William, Alonzo, and Quarta; the value of his property was $400.00. In the 1855 NY State Census for Northampton Township the sons listed are John (13), William (8), Alonzo (7), and Charles (7 months). In 1860 Alonzo W. Ingerson farmed in Henderson Co., IL with his wife Jennett and sons John, William, Alonzo, and Samuel. In 1870 Lorenzo Ingram farmed in Henderson Co., IL with his wife Jeanette and sons Samuel and Alexander. In 1880 Lorenzo farmed in Jefferson, Marshall Co., IA with his wife Janette, son Alexander, and brother-in-law William Doig. In 1900 Lorenzo Ingraham (born Aug 1819) was a farm landlord in Jefferson Township with his second wife Anna. There were no children by his marriage to Anna.

 

Children of Jeanette Doig and Lorenzo Wellington Ingram were as follows:

+ 130 i John Doig⁵ Ingram, born 21 May 1842 in Northville, Hamilton Co., NY; died 26 Nov 1926 in Laurel, Marshall Co., IA. He married Lucinda (Salter) Ingram.

+ 131 ii William Doig⁵ Ingram, born 1 May 1846 in Hamilton Co., NY; died 1928. He married Ida (Schemerhorn) Ingram.

132 iii Alonzo⁵ Ingram, born 1847/48 in NY.

133 iv Quartus⁵ Ingram, born 1849/50 in NY; died 1850/60 in NY.

134 v Charles⁵ Ingram, born 1854/55 in NY; died 1855/60 in NY.

135 vi Samuel G.⁵ Ingram, born 1856/57 in IL; died 1935. He married Sarah (Cooper) Ingram, born 1855; died 1918.

+ 136 vii Alexander⁵ Ingram, born Oct 1860 in IL. He married Adelia A. (Powell) Ingram.

 

 

60. Jeremiah⁴ Doig (John F.³, Peter², Paul¹), born 1834/35 in NY. He married on 26 Jul 1855 in MI Eliza (Brown) Doig, born 3 Oct 1836 in MI, daughter of John E. Brown and Margaret (VanHouten) Brown.

 

Notes for Jeremiah Doig

In 1860 Jeremiah lived in Nankin, Wayne Co., MI (page 773) with his wife Eliza, children Walter and Emily, and farm laborer John Grace (29 MI); the value of his property was $1,200 with $200 in assets. In 1870 he farmed in Huron (PO Smithville and New Boston), Wayne Co. (page 209A); the value of his personal property was $500; at home were his wife and 5 children.

 

Children of Jeremiah Doig and Eliza Brown were as follows:

+ 137 i Walter⁵ Doig, born 1856/58 in MI. He married Catherine (Martin) Doig.

138 ii Emily⁵ Doig, born 1859/60 in MI.

139 iii Margaret⁵ Doig, born 1862/63 in MI.

140 iv George⁵ Doig, born Jul 1865 in MI. Notes: In 1900 George was an unmarried fisherman living in the 6th Ward, Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO.

141 v Ann⁵ Doig, born 1867/68 in MI.

 

 

61. John M.⁴ Doig (John F.³, Peter², Paul¹), born Oct 1838 in Salem, MI; died 6 Jan 1916 in Los Angeles Co., CA. He married in 1864/65 Harriet M. ((---)) Doig, born Oct 1839 in NY; died 1900/05 in CA.

 

Notes for John M. Doig

John enlisted at Plymouth for 3 years as a private on 8 Aug 1862 in Company C, 24th Michigan Infantry, the Iron Brigade, and he was mustered in on 15 Aug 1862. After being wounded at Fredericksburg, VA, he was discharged for disability on 11 Nov 1863 at Washington, D.C. He filed for a pension as an invalid on 24 Feb 1864 (Application #41067, Certificate #31450, MI).

 

In 1870 John farmed in Salem (Ypsilanti PO), Washtenaw, MI (page 295); the value of his land was $8,000 and personal property $1,000. At home was his wife and Frank W. Abrams, age 10 from MI. In 1894 they were living in Ann Arbor, Sec. 4, Washtenaw Co., MI. In 1880 he farmed in Green Oak, Livingston Co., MI (page 80) with his wife Hattie M. In 1900 John farmed at 20 N. Place, Redlands, San Bernardino, CA. In 1910 he was a widower and farmer still living at 20 N. Place in Redlands with a Sarah VanSlade (62 MI).

 

In 1900 John reported having 1 child, still living.

 

Notes for Harriet M. (---)

Harriet's father was born in VT and mother in MA.

 

Children of John M. Doig and Harriet M. (---) were as follows:

142 i Child⁵ Doig, born abt 1867; died bef 1894.

 

Generation 5

 

76. Mary⁵ Henderson (Mary⁴ Doig, Walter³, Walter², Paul¹), born 8 Dec 1845 in Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland. She married on 9 Mar 1875 in Kelvin, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland John Nairn, born 1848/49 in Greenock, Renfrew, Scotland.

 

Notes for John Nairn

In 1881 John was physician residing at 8 Pollock Street, Govan, Lanark, with his wife Mary, two daughters, and a servant.

 

Children of Mary Henderson and John Nairn were as follows:

143 i Mary Henrietta⁶ Nairn, born 1877/78 in Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland.

144 ii Margaret Henderson⁶ Nairn, born 1879/80 in Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland.

 

 

86. John S.⁵ Doig (John B.⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 1846/47 in Hebron, Washington Co., NY; died abt 1908. He married Elizabeth M. (Hunt) Doig, born 1833/34 in NY, daughter of Edward Hunt and Almira (Pratt) Hunt.

 

Notes for John S. Doig

[Birth also listed as 7 Nov 1843 in Salem, NY.]

 

John enlisted 21 Aug 1862 at Salem, NY in the 123rd Infantry, Company H. He transferred to Company A7 of the New York Calvary; he was on Wag G, MD, of U.S. Volunteers. He was discharged 8 June 1865. He filed as an invalid on 24 Nov 1878, and his widow filed for a pension on 31 Oct 1908.

 

Children of John S. Doig and Elizabeth M. Hunt were as follows:

+ 145 i Ann M.⁶ Doig, born 1868/69 in NY. She married Mr. Abeel.

 

 

90. Robert⁵ Skellie (Jeanette⁴ Doig, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 6 Sep 1831 in Chautauqua, Chautauqua Co., NY; died 29 Nov 1873 in NY; buried in Findley Lake Cemetery, Chautauqua Co., NY. He married Elizabeth (Holdridge) Skellie, born 1845/46 in NY, daughter of Randall T. Holdridge and Lucy (Saxton) Holdridge.

 

Notes for Elizabeth Holdridge

In 1880 Elizabeth was a widow living in Mina, Chautauqua Co., NY (page 495) with childen Byron, Jay, Belle, and brother-in-law James Skellie (farming) and his wife Anloga.

 

Children of Robert Skellie and Elizabeth Holdridge were as follows:

146 i Byron⁶ Skellie, born 1859/60 in NY.

147 ii Jay⁶ Skellie, born 1863/64 in NY.

148 iii Bell⁶ Skellie, born 1866/67 in NY.

 

 

92. Mary⁵ Skellie (Jeanette⁴ Doig, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 1835/36 in Chautauqua, Chautauqua Co., NY. She married Isaac T. Holdridge, born 1833/34 in NY, son of Randall T. Holdridge and Lucy (Saxton) Holdridge.

 

Notes for Isaac T. Holdridge

In 1860 Isaac was a carpenter in Mina, Chautauqua Co., NY (page 329) with his wife wife Mary and daughter Mary; the value of his personal assests is $500.00. In 1880 he farmed in French Creek, Chautauqua Co. (page 383) with his wife Mary, children Ella S. and Jay R., and farm laborer Samuel Gravink, 18 NY.

 

Children of Mary Skellie and Isaac T. Holdridge were as follows:

149 i Mary⁶ Holdridge, born Apr 1860 in NY.

150 ii Ella S.⁶ Holdridge, born 1861 in NY.

151 iii Jay R.⁶ Holdridge, born 1868/69 in NY.

 

 

93. James A.⁵ Skellie (Jeanette⁴ Doig, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 1837 in Chautauqua, Chautauqua Co., NY. He married Ann Eliza ((---)) Skellie, born 1 Apr 1838; died 7 Nov 1886 in Chautauqua Co., NY; buried in West Mina Cemetery, Mina, Chautauqua Co., NY.

 

Notes for James A. Skellie

In 1880 James and wife farmed with Elizabeth Skellie in Mina, Chautauqua Co., NY (page 495). Elizabeth was a widow, age 34 from NY, with children Byron (20 NY), Jay (16 NY), and Belle (13 NY).

 

Children of James A. Skellie and Ann Eliza (---) were as follows:

152 i Morris H.⁶ Skellie, born 5 Dec 1867 in Chautauqua Co., NY; died 13 Aug 1870 in Chautauqua Co., NY; buried in West Mina Cemetery, Mina, Chautauqua Co., NY.

 

 

95. Ebenezer⁵ Skellie (Jeanette⁴ Doig, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 1842/43 in Chautauqua, Chautauqua Co., NY; died 1898; buried in Mina Corners Cemetery, Mina, Chautauqua Co., NY. He married on 11 Oct 1865 in Mina, Chautauqua Co., NY Sarah J. (Pullman) Skellie, born 1845/46 in Pa; died 1924; buried in Mina Corners Cemetery, Mina, Chautauqua Co., NY.

 

Notes for Ebenezer Skellie

Ebenezer earned the Congressional Medal of Honor during the Civil War. Rank and organization: Corporal, Company D, 112th New York Infantry. Place and date: At Chapins Farm, Va., 29 September 1864. Entered service at: Mina, N.Y. Birth: Mina, N.Y. Date of issue: 6 April 1865. Citation: Took the colors of his regiment, the color bearer having fallen, and carried them through the first charge; also, in the second charge, after all the color guards had been killed or wounded he carried the colors up to the enemy's works, where he fell wounded. He had been promoted Corporal 27 Oct 1863; Color Guard, Mar 1864; wounded in battle New Market Heights, 29 Sept 1864; leg amputated; mentioned with commendation by Gen. Butler for gallantry; discharged from Hospital, May 1865; at close of service recommended for promotion to 2d Lieutenant. He received a pension (#53291) of $24.00.

 

There is a Historical Marker, at the entrance to the Mina Corners Cemetery on Route 430 for Ebenezer's feats, and a bronze marker on his grave.

 

In 1880 Ebb farmed and had a mill business in Mina, Chautauqua Co., NY (page 497) with his wife Sarah and daughter Minney.

 

MARRIAGE: Married by Rev. W. L. HYDE.

 

Children of Ebenezer Skellie and Sarah J. Pullman were as follows:

153 i Lettie⁶ Skellie, born 1866 in Chautauqua Co., NY; died 1867 in Chautauqua Co., NY; buried in Mina Corners Cemetery, Mina, Chautauqua Co., NY.

154 ii Minnie⁶ Skellie, born 1868/69 in Chautauqua Co., NY; died 1894; buried in Mina Corners Cemetery, Mina, Chautauqua Co., NY. She married Mr. Weaver.

 

 

96. Robert⁵ Doig Jr. (Robert J.⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 1843/44 in NY; died 1895 in NY; buried in Greenmount Cemetery, Whitehall, Washington Co., NY. He married in 1879 in Rutland, Rutland Co., VT Ella Jane (Adams) Doig, born Nov 1853 in VT; died aft 1920.

 

Notes for Robert Doig Jr.

In 1870 Robert was a clerk in a solicitor's office, and he was living with his parents. He then moved to Vermont.

 

Notes for Ella Jane Adams

In 1900 Ella Doag farmed with her 4 children in West Haven, Rutland Co., VT. In 1920 Ella and daughter Mary lived at 43 William Street, Whitehall, NY.

 

Children of Robert Doig Jr. and Ella Jane Adams were as follows:

155 i Robert H.⁶ Doig, born Feb 1880 in VT; died 1963 in NY; buried in Greenmount Cemetery, Whitehall, Washington Co., NY. He married (1) Hamilton ((---)) Doig, born 1882/83 in NY; (2) Henrietta F. (Washburn) Doig, born abt 1885; died 1940 in NY; buried in Greenmount Cemetery, Whitehall, Washington Co., NY. Notes: In 1920 Robert farmed in West Haven Township, Rutland Co., VT (page 7) with his wife Hamilton and a laborer Albert Cook. There were no children by either marriage.

+ 156 ii George E.⁶ Doig, born Jan 1882 in Whitehall, Washington Co., NY; died 1961. He married Adelaide (O'Conner) Doig.

+ 157 iii Edna M.⁶ Doig, born Dec 1885 in VT; died Dec 1964. She married John Jay Pangmon.

158 iv Mary A.⁶ Doig, born 9 Aug 1890 in VT; died Jun 1968 in NY; buried in Greenmount Cemetery, Whitehall, Washington Co., NY. She married, divorced Andrew Kennedy, born abt 1886. Notes: They lived in Whitehall, NY until their divorce. There were no children by the marriage. S/S 115-10-6599.

 

 

99. Martha Goodale⁵ Doig (Robert J.⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 1848/49 in NY; died 1916. She married in 1868 Edward Pittinger, born 1843/44 in NY.

 

Notes for Edward Pittinger

Both of Edward's parents were from NY. In 1880 Edward and family lived with his father-in-law Robert J. Doig in Dist. 2, Whitehall, Washington Co., NY (page 521).

 

Children of Martha Goodale Doig and Edward Pittinger were as follows:

+ 159 i Mary Doig⁶ Pittinger, born 8 Aug 1870 in Whitehall, Washington Co., NY. She married Daniel Adams Loomis.

+ 160 ii Martha M.⁶ Pittinger, born Dec 1873 in NY. She married Charles Souter.

 

 

100. John Rankin⁵ Doig (James Rolla⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 8 Mar 1844 in Wayne Co., OH; died 22 Dec 1912 in San Diego Co., CA. He married (1) on 6 Apr 1871 in Des Moines, Polk Co., IA Libbie E. (Moody) Doig, born 1851/52 in NH; died abt 1879 Of Des Moines, Polk Co., IA, daughter of James M. Moody and Judith ((---)) Moody; (2) in 1880/81 Nellie E. (Seaver) Doig, born Sep 1858 in Canada; died 24 Nov 1939 in San Diego Co., CA.

 

John obtained his literary education at Washington College, IA. After his service in the Civil War he completed his medical education at Iowa University, and graduated in 1867 or 1869. In 1884 did post-graduate work in the diseases of women and children at the College of Physicians and Surgeons at Chicago.

 

John enlisted 23 July 1862 in Company C, Nineteenth Iowa Regiment. He was transferred to the medical department. At the end of his year's service in 1863 he was discharged and immediately re-enlisted in Company L, Second Iowa Cavalry. He participated in the battle of Prairie Grove, AR, at the siege of Vicksburg, and at the battle of Nashville. He was mustered out in Oct 1865 at Selma, AL. He filed 12 Dec 1898 in Kansas for a pension. His widow filed for benefits on 4 Jan 1912.

 

John first practiced medicine at Williamsburg, IA, and at Des Moines. Then he practiced at Newton, and in 1879 removed to Ellsworth, KS. He practiced in Ellsworth until 1886, when, due to ill health, he came to San Diego. In 1890 John had new office at 1506 C Street, corner of 6th Street, San Diego, CA. In 1892 he formed a partnership with Dr. J. C. Hearne. Their partnership was dissolved 11 June 1893; they were unable to make a settlement of accounts, and submitted their dispute to arbitration by the County Clerk on 10 Apr 1894. In 1892 John lived at 1071 7th Street, San Diego. In 1895 he was joined in business by his half brother, Dr. Robert L. Doig; he lived at 11th and D Streets, San Diego.

 

In 1898 John returned to Kansas, and was for six years the traveling surgeon for the Union Pacific Railroad. In 1899 the family lived in Russell, Russell Co., KS. Due to asthma he again left for California.

 

John returned to Ramona, CA in 1905 In 1907 they lived at 959 8th Street, San Diego, and were living San Diego County in 1910.

 

John was know as an able and skillful physician and surgeon, and by his genial manners and kindly courtesy endeared himself to all classes of people. Cultured and talented, his long-continued studies and his wide experience gave him a place of prominence among medical circles. He also served as a pension examiner for the U.S. Government. John was a member of the San Diego County Medical Society. John also belonged to the Masons in both Temple and Shrine.

 

Notes for Nellie E. Seaver

Nell lived in Muskegon, MI.

 

Children of John Rankin Doig and Nellie E. Seaver were as follows:

+ 161 i Ruth Elizabeth⁶ Doig, born 23 Apr 1891 in CA; died 18 Feb 1991 in San Diego Co., CA. She married Emmett P. Crowley.

 

 

 

102. Mary Grace⁵ Doig (James Rolla⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 25 Dec 1846 in New Athens, Harrison Co., OH; died 1881/84. She married on 23 Oct 1870 in Warren Co., IL James Sturgis Anderson, born 1821/22 in IN.

 

Notes for James Sturgis Anderson

James' father was born in IN and mother in OH. James married two sisters.

 

In 1880 James was a bookkeeper residing 182 Sixth Street, Des Moines, Polk Co., IA with his wife Grace, children Howard, Helen, and Louise, sister-in-law Jennie Doig, and two servants.

 

Children of Mary Grace Doig and James Sturgis Anderson were as follows:

162 i John Howard⁶ Anderson, born 1873/74 in IA.

163 ii Helen Hunter⁶ Anderson, born 1876/77 in IA.

164 iii Louise Grace⁶ Anderson, born 1878/79 in IA.

 

 

104. Robert Leeper⁵ Doig (James Rolla⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 16 Mar 1855 in New Athens, Harrison Co., Oh; died 9 May 1936 in San Diego Co., Ca. He married on 12 Jun 1883 Adda Frances (Jack) Doig, born 5 Jan 1859 in Ia; died 8 Mar 1944 in Bakersfield, Kern Co., Ca; buried 11 Mar 1944 in Greenwood Cemetery, San Diego Co., Ca, daughter of Miss (Webb) ˆú_.

 

Notes for Robert Leeper Doig

Robert was educated at Monmouth College and took his medical course in Keokuk, IA. Robert was a medical doctor, and President of the San Diego County Medical Society in 1901. He came to San Diego in 1893. In 1895 he had joined his half brother, Dr. John R. Doig in medical practice at the corner of 6th and C Street, San Diego, CA. The family lived at 11th and D Street. In 1900 they lived at 3231 D Street, in 1906 at 959 8th, in 1909 at 1335 Kalmia, San Diego. From 1915 until his death he lived at 3376 30th Street, San Diego.

 

Children of Robert Leeper Doig and Adda Frances Jack were as follows:

165 i Arthur Haldane⁶ Doig, born 11 Dec 1884 in KS; died 17 Jan 1943 in St. Louis, MO; buried 11 Feb 1943 in Arlington National Cemetery. He married Adelaide (Heath) Doig, born 5 Nov 1891 in Washington DC; died 8 Mar 1962 in Washington DC; buried 12 Mar 1962 in Arlington National Cemetery, VA. Notes: Arthur came with his parents to San Diego, CA in 1893. He attended grammar school there, and San Diego High School. He then graduated from Stanford University. In 1908 he was a flagman for the Highway Commission, living with his parents at 959 8th Street, San Diego, CA. On 29 apr 1909 he was accepted as a 2nd Lt. in the Coast Guard Artillery at Fort Rosecrans, San Diego. His career advanced as a 1st Lt. on 11 Mar 1911, and he graduated from the Coast Guard Artillery School in 1915. He became Captain on 1 July 1916 and Lt. Col. on 13 Aug 1918. He was honorably discharged on 2 Sept 1919. In the 1920 census he was a captain with the U.S. Conservation at Camp Lewis, Pierce Co., WA. Arthur continued in the Coast Artillery Corps and became Major on 1 July 1920. He retired in 1928.

+ 166 ii Nellie Elizabeth⁶ Doig, born 13 Jun 1888 in KS; died 15 Jun 1967 in Portland, Multnomah, OR. She married Edwin B. Woodworth.

 

 

107. Sarah Anna Hester⁵ Doig (James Rolla⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 2 Feb 1861 in Washington, Washington Co., IA; died 13 May 1942 in Los Angeles Co., CA. She married on 23 Sep 1890 in Coldwater, Comanche Co., KS George Douglas Jeffrey, born abt 1861 in MA; died bef 1942.

 

Notes for Sarah Anna Hester Doig

In 1930 Sarah was a widow living with her unmarried son Alec J. Jeffrey (salesman) residing at 1244 Bonnie Brae, Los Angeles, CA.

 

Children of Sarah Anna Hester Doig and George Douglas Jeffrey were as follows:

167 i Alexander James⁶ Jeffrey, born 28 Nov 1891 in Fort Scott, KS; died 7 May 1951 in Los Angeles Co., CA.

168 ii Regenald Doig⁶ Jeffrey, born 13 Oct 1894 in Fort Scott, KS. He married on 1 Sep 1921 in Midland, TX Iris (Estes) Jeffrey, born 25 Aug 1900 in Midland, TX, daughter of Sanders Walker Estes and Arminta (Draper) Estes.

 

 

108. Rolla Wallace⁵ Doig (James Rolla⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 2 Aug 1863 in Washington, Washington Co., IA; died 2 Feb 1953 in Stamford, CT. He married (1) on 8 May 1885 in Comanche Co., KS, divorced Josie Mae (Kern) Doig, born 17 Dec 1864 in Lebanon, Boone Co., IN, daughter of William Perry Kern and Caroline F. Potts, died 13 Apr 1944 in TX; (2) on 26 Jul 1899 Lucretia Bonita (Kleinsmidt) Doig, born Feb 1868 in Sandwich, De Kalb Co., IL; died 8 Nov 1951 in Alameda Co., CA, daughter of George Kleinsmidt and Augusta Louise Simon.

 

Notes for Rolla Wallace Doig

In 1897 Rolla was a provisions merchant with Doig and Hutchinson in San Diego, CA; he lived at 871 9th Street. In 1900 Rolla and Lucretia lived at 204 Houston, Crookston, Polk Co., MN with a nephew Leonhart Larson, born June 1890 in ND (parents from Norway). In 1905 he was an optician, and they lived at 236 Evanston Avenue, Chicago. In 1910 they lived in Oakland, CA. In 1920 they lived at 371 Elwood Ave., Oakland. In 1930 was an optomitrist in an optical store residing at 5634 Miles Avenue, Oakland with his wife Lucretia. Rolla moved to Stamford, CT after his wife's death.

 

Notes for Josie Mae Kern

In 1900 Josie Doig, a stenographer, and daughter Edith Doig lived with her brother J. F. Kern and his wife Fannie and Emily Stewart and her three daughters at 224 Brooklyn Avenue, Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO. In 1920 and 1930 she lived with her daughter Edith Nicholson, her name recorded as Josie Pease. It is presumed she married a Mr. Pease after 1900, and he died by 1920 [cannot find in 1910 census].

 

Notes for Lucretia Bonita Kleinsmidt

Lucretia was reported to have been previously married with a son Harold E. West. In 1900 this son was not with Lucretia and Rolla Doig or with Lucretia's parents. He may be the Harold West born 27 May 1895 who died Feb 1972 in Saint Petersburg, Pinellas Co., FL.

 

Lucretia attended U.C. Berkeley in the Class of 1929.

 

Children of Rolla Wallace Doig and Josie M. Kern were as follows:

+ 169 i Edith⁶ Doig, born 9 Aug 1891 in KS; died 12 Apr 1989 in Harris Co., TX. She married William S. Nicholson.

 

Children of Rolla Wallace Doig and Lucretia Bonita VonKleinsmid were as follows:

+ 170 i James Rufus⁶ Doig, born 2 Dec 1903 in Chicago, Cook Co., IL; died 22 Sep 1969 in East Brewster, MA. He married Mary Coloma (Jameson) Doig.

 

 

109. James Grier⁵ Doig (James Rolla⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 1 Dec 1866 in Washington, Washington Co., IA; died 1924 in Comanche Co., KS; buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Coldwater, Comanche Co., KS. He married on 9 Jun 1896 in Comanche Co., KS Vivian M. (Hakes) Doig, born Apr 1872 in IL; died 1953 in Comanche Co., KS; buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Coldwater, Comanche Co., KS.

 

Notes for James Grier Doig

In 1920 James was a clerk in a general merchandise store in Coldwater, Comanche Co., KS (page 186) with his wife Vivian M.; he reported being married 3 years with 1 child, deceased. In 1920 he managed a hardware store in Coldwater (page 2) with his wife Vivian and son James Jr.

 

Notes for Vivian M. Hakes

Vivian's tombstone has her birth in 1869; both her parents were born in MO.

 

Children of James Grier Doig and Vivian M. Hakes were as follows:

171 i Child⁶ Doig, born abt 1898 in KS; died bef 1900 in KS.

172 ii Ruth⁶ Doig, born 21 Mar 1902 in Coldwater, Comanche Co., KS; died 4 Oct 1902 in Coldwater, Comanche Co., KS; buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Coldwater, Comanche Co., KS. Notes: THE WESTERN STAR, 10 October 1902 Obituary of RUTH DOIG DIED. Doig - In Coldwater, Kansas, on Saturday, October 4, 1902, Ruth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Doig, aged 6 months and 9 days. Little Ruth Doig was an exceedingly bright and promising child, the pride and joy of her parents and a source of constant sunshine to all. The announcement of her death early on Saturday morning was a great shock to the entire community, coming as it did with scarcely any warning. Ruth had been in rather poor health for several days, but no apprehension was felt until late Friday evening when symptoms of either pneumonia or congestion of the lungs appeared. A physician was summoned and everything was done for the little sufferer, but shortly after 5 o'clock on Saturday morning life became extinct. Burial took place at 2 p.m. on Sunday after a brief funeral ceremony had been conducted at the residence by Rev. J. C. Fisher, of the M. E. church. The bereaved parents have the sincere sympathy of the entire community. But in such an hour of sag bereavement human sympathy, although precious, does not fully satisfy the sorrow laden heart. To Him who "doeth all things well," in whose keeping is all life, and who is able to give comfort to hearts that are heavy laden, the sorrowing parents and friends are commended.

173 iii James⁶ Doig Jr., born 14 Apr 1906 in Comanche Co., KS; died 16 Jan 1988 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Co., OK.

 

 

111. Andrew Haldane⁵ Doig (James Rolla⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 2 Sep 1874 in Monmouth, Warren Co., IL; died 22 Apr 1960 in San Bernardino Co., CA; buried 25 Apr 1960 in Timpanogas Memorial Park, Ore, Utah Co., UT. He married (1) on 12 Jun 1901 in Los Angeles Co., Ca Stella Mary (Starr) Doig, born 22 Sep 1880 in CA; died 30 Jun 1940 in San Bernardino Co., CA, daughter of Miss (Gerry); (2) Lillian Blanche (Coon) Doig, born 23 Nov 1909 in Coleridge, NE; died 4 May 1958 in Los Angeles Co., Ca, daughter of Miss (Parris).

 

Notes for Andrew Haldane Doig

In 1897 Andrew was a clerk at Doig & Hutchinson, provisions merchants in San Diego, CA; he was living with Rolla Wallace Doig. In 1899 he was a clerk at Keystone Produce in Los Angeles, and he lived at 520 Wall Street, L.A. In 1900 he was a border at 323 S. Hill St., L.A. Andrew registered for the draft in WWI at Los Angles. In 1920 he lived at 136 N. Rita, Huntington Park, CA. In 1930 he was a trucking contractor (crossed out) residing at 850 Valleyview Drive, San Bernardino, CA with his wife Stella and children Andrew H. (and wife Lorena), Frances I., and Barbara L. S/S 557-14-7344.

 

Notes for Stella Mary Starr: S/S 554-14-2426.

 

Notes for Lillian Blanche Coon: S/S 565-20-0317.

 

Children of Andrew Haldane Doig and Stella Mary Starr were as follows:

+ 174 i Andrew Haldane⁶ Doig Jr., born 14 Sep 1903 in Los Angeles Co., CA; died 17 Oct 1982 in San Bernardino Co., CA. He married Lorena J. (Holbrook) Doig.

175 ii Frances Irene⁶ Doig, born 22 Jul 1905 in Los Angeles Co., CA; died 8 Dec 1982 in San Bernardino Co., CA. Notes: S/S 572-20-2285.

+ 176 iii Barbara Louise⁶ Doig, born 24 May 1917 in Los Angeles Co., CA. She married Clarence Thompson Greer Jr..

 

 

112. Moses C.⁵ Doig (David B.⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born Sep 1838 in NY. He married Susan Adelaide (Smith) Doig, born 14 Nov 1849 in OH; died 6 Feb 1911 in Washington Co., IA; buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Washington, Washington Co., IA.

 

Notes for Moses C. Doig

In 1880 they lived in Washington Township, Washington Co., IA. In In 1895 and 1900 they lived in Franklin Township, Washington Co., IA.

 

Children of Moses C. Doig and Susan Adelaide Smith were as follows:

177 i Howard S.⁶ Doig, born Oct 1874 in Washington Co., IA. He married Laura ((---)) Doig, born 1894/95 in Ia. Notes: In 1920 they were living in Washington Co., IA. Living with them was a daughter, Goldie Trout, born 1910/1 in IA; she was possibly from a previous marriage.

178 ii Helen M.⁶ Doig, born Jul 1877 in Washington Co., IA.

+ 179 iii Henry Moses⁶ Doig, born Nov 1881 in Washington Co., IA. He married Gertrude Leila (Sutherland) Doig.

 

 

113. Maria Elizabeth⁵ Doig (David B.⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 25 Aug 1839 in Cambridge, Washington Co., NY; died 13 Sep 1863 in Washington Co., IA. She married on 15 May 1860 James Harvey Lewis, born 13 Sep 1836 in IN; died 29 Jun 1903 in Carlesbad, NM; buried in Washington Co., IA, son of William Blackstock Lewis and Eliza (Donnell) Lewis.

 

Notes for Maria Elizabeth Doig

Marie was educated at Washington College. She became a teacher in the public schools.

 

Notes for James Harvey Lewis

James enlisted in the Union Army during the Civil War on 24 July 1861. Due to ill health he was discharged on 6 Apr 1862.

 

In 1870 he was a lawyer in Washington, Washington Co., IA with his wife Mary J., 4 children, and 5 lodgers. In the 1895 IA State Census he lived in Lune Curk Washington Co. with his wife and 3 children. In 1900 James was a land lord in Lime Creek Township, Washington Co, IA (page 129) with is second wife Mary J., sons Edwin D. and Clarence C., daughter-in-law Mary G., and grandsons Harvey S. and Clifford E. He moved soon after to Carlesbad, NM where he was a lawyer.

 

Children of Maria Elizabeth Doig and James Harvey Lewis were as follows:

180 i Harvey Erskine⁶ Lewis, born 15 May 1861 in Washington Co., IA. He married on 4 Mar 1895 Cora C. (Bowersock) Lewis, born Dec 1876 in IL. Notes: Harvey was educated at Washington Academy. In 1900 he farmed in Lime Creek Township, Washington Co., IA (page 129) with his wife Cora; they had no children.

181 ii Edwin Doig⁶ Lewis, born 13 Feb 1863 in Washington Co., IA. Notes: Edwin attended Washington Academy and the Law Department of Iowa University. Failing health ended his education. He moved to Iowa City, IA. In 1895 he lived in Lune Curk, Washington, Co., IA.

 

 

114. Sarah M.⁵ Doig (David B.⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 6 Feb 1844 in Cambridge, Washington Co., NY; died 24 Jul 1895 in Washington Co., IA; buried in Elm Grove Cemetery, Washington, Washington Co., IA. She married on 27 Dec 1871 in Washington, Washington Co., IA James D. Sherman, born 11 Jun 1841 in NY; died 11 Aug 1933 in Washington Co., IA; buried in Elm Grove Cemetery, Washington, Washington Co., IA, son of F. Sherman and Rebecca ((---)) Sherman.

 

Notes for Sarah M. Doig

Sarah became crippled with arthritis.

 

Notes for James D. Sherman

In 1870 James was a farm laborer to David Doig, his future father-in-law, in Franklin Township, Washington Co., IA. In 1880 James lived with his mother Rebecca Sherman in Washington, Washington Co., IA (page 140) with his wife Sarah and 3 children. He was a shoe clerk in Washington. In 1900 he lived in Walnut Township, Wayne Co., IA with his second wife Ellan and her 2 children Perry Todd and Viola Todd.

 

Children of Sarah M. Doig and James D. Sherman were as follows:

182 i Rollin David⁶ Sherman, born 1871/72 in Ia.

183 ii Fortunatis⁶ Sherman, born 1873/74 in Ia.

184 iii William⁶ Sherman, born 3 Feb 1879 in IA; died 28 Oct 1905 in Washington Co., IA; buried in Elm Grove Cemetery, Washington, Washington Co., IA.

 

 

118. Harriet A.⁵ Doig (David B.⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 23 Jul 1851 in Cambridge, Washington Co., NY; died 8 Feb 1884 in Washington Co., IA; buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Washington, Washington Co., IA. She married on 6 Sep 1871 in Washington, Washington Co., Ia Fulton A. McFarland, born 1851 in IL; died 1923 in Lee Co., IA; buried in Oakland Cemetery, Ft. Madison, Lee Co., IA, son of John McFarland and Sarah Jane (Kendall) McFarland.

 

Notes for Fulton A. McFarland

Both of Fulton's parents were born in OH.

In 1880 Fulton farmed in Marion, Washington Co., IA (page 209) with his wife Hettie and daughters Sarah and Emma.

 

Children of Harriet A. Doig and Fulton A. McFarland were as follows:

185 i Sarah J.⁶ McFarland, born Jul 1872 in Marion Twp., Washington Co., Ia.

186 ii Emma⁶ McFarland, born Sep 1879 in Marion Twp., Washington Co., Ia.

 

 

119. Ella J.⁵ Doig (David B.⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born Mar 1855 in NY; died 1923 in Adair Co., IA; buried in Greenfield Cemetery, Greenfield, Adair Co., IA. She married on 11 Nov 1879 in Washington, Washington Co., Ia Keeley R. Madden, born Sep 1855 in IN; died 1906 in Adair Co., IA; buried in Greenfield Cemetery, Greenfield, Adair Co., IA, son of William L. Madden and Lucinda (Glowson) Madden.

 

Notes for Ella J. Doig

MARRIAGE: At the time of their marriage Ella's age was given as 18 and Keeley as 21.

 

Notes for Keeley R. Madden

Keeley's father was from MD and mother from PA.

In 1880 Keeley farmed in Summersett, Adair Co., IA (page 60) with his wife Allie J. In 1900 he was a hardware merchant in Bridgewater Township, Adair Co. IA (page 88) with his wife Ella J. and father William Madden. He belonged to the I.O.O.F.

 

Children of Ella J. Doig and Keeley R. Madden were as follows:

187 i Child⁶ Madden, died bef 1900.

 

 

122. Martha J.⁵ Doig (David B.⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 1861/62 in NY. She married Mr. Boyd, born abt 1860.

 

Notes for Martha J. Doig

In 1880 Mattie J. Doig was a milliner living with the Sylvanus Parker family in Greenfield, Adair Co., IA (page 82).

Martha died very suddenly a year and a half after her marriage.

 

Children of Martha J. Doig and Mr. Boyd were as follows:

188 i Nanny Rankin⁶ Boyd, born abt 1885.

 

 

124. Hannah Frances⁵ Shiland (Elizabeth⁴ Doig, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 6 Oct 1850 in Cambridge, Washington Co., NY. She married John A. Barkley, born abt 1845 Of Argyle, NY.

 

Notes for Hannah Frances Shiland

In 1860 Hannah lived with her uncle, William Doig. Hannah only had the one daughter.

 

Children of Hannah Frances Shiland and John A. Barkley were as follows:

189 i Daughter⁶ Barkley, born abt 1875; died Infant. Notes: This girl only lived a few months.

 

 

127. William Edward⁵ Doig (Sarah⁴ Doig, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 21 Jul 1864 in NY; died aft 1930 Of Fort Edward, Washington Co., NY. He married on 20 Jan 1886 in NY Mary Katherine (McNeill) Doig, born Sep 1862 in NY; died aft 1930 Of Fort Edward, Washington Co., NY.

 

Notes for William Edward Doig

In 1900 William farmed with his father in Fort Edward, Washington Co., NY (page 101) along with his wife and 3 sons. In 1910 William E. Doag was a general farmer in Fort Edward with his wife Mary and son James. In 1920 they were living in Fort Miller, NY. In 1925 William sold the homestead to William Savelis, a Lithuanian from Albany. The family moved to the Horace Rogers place one half mile east of Fort Miller. He was an energetic and progressive farmer with one of the finest heards of pure-bred Guernseys in the county. He added Holstein stock for milk production. A short try with sheep was dropped as they did not mix with the cows. He also grew hay and cucumber seeds. William was also a lawyer. He preferred to be called W. E. In 1930 William and Catherine farmed on South Ridge East Street, Fort Edward.

 

Children of William Edward Doig and Mary Katherine McNeill were as follows:

+ 190 i John Robert⁶ Doig, born 17 Oct 1887 in NY; died Sep 1973 in PA. He married Visa Beatrice (Coe) Doig.

+ 191 ii Dr. Rolland Barkley⁶ Doig, born 2 Jun 1889 in NY; died 9 Jan 1985 in Sterling Heights, Macomb Co., MI; buried in Memphis Cemetery, Richmond Township, Macomb Co., MI. He married (1) Rachael (Tinklepaugh) Doig; (2) Elizabeth Libbie (Hunt) Doig.

+ 192 iii James David⁶ Doig, born 29 Jun 1891 in NY; died 12 Jan 1927 in Fort Edward, Washington Co., NY. He married Helena (Toth) Doig.

 

 

130. John Doig⁵ Ingram (Jeanette⁴ Doig, John³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 21 May 1842 in Northville, Hamilton Co., NY; died 26 Nov 1926 in Laurel, Marshall Co., IA. He married on 26 Oct 1863 in Oquawka, Henderson Co., IL Lucinda (Salter) Ingram, born 5 Oct 1844 in Bayonne, NJ; died 20 Nov 1927 in Gillman, IA, daughter of John Salter and Jane (Vreeland) Salter.

 

Notes for John Doig Ingram

In 1880 John D. Ingram farmed in Jefferson, Marshall Co., IA with his wife Lucinda and 7 children.

 

Children of John Doig Ingram and Lucinda Salter were as follows:

193 i James⁶ Ingram, born 26 Sep 1864 in IL.

194 ii Mary Jane⁶ Ingram, born 27 Nov 1866 in Kirkwood, Henderson Co., IL; died 1 Apr 1943 in Herreid, SD. She married on 12 Dec 1893 Franklin Benjamin Tolstedt, born 3 Jun 1866 in Ashton, IL; died 17 Nov 1928 in Des Moines, IA. Notes: Notes from http://www.tolstedt.com/. The Ingrahams have a long and rich American lineage. The first Ingraham, Edward, came to this country in 1635, 15 years after the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock. Edward's brother, Richard, followed in 1639. It was Richard Ingraham from whom Mary Jane Tolstedt descended. The Ingrahams settled in the area of Hadley, Massachusetts. Ingrahams have fought in the French and Indian War, the American Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, the Civil War, WWI, and WWII. Richard Ingraham and his wife, Elizabeth Wignall, had a son named John. John Ingraham and his wife, Elizabeth Gardner, also named a son John. John Ingraham II and his wife, Mehitable Dickinson, named one of their sons John. John Ingraham III and his wife, Lydia Boltwood, gave birth to Philip. Philip Ingraham and his wife, Experience Pierce, had a son named William. William Ingraham and his wife, Esther White, had a son named Quartus. Quartus Ingraham and his wife, Elizabeth Dewey Wells (there is some confusion about her last name), had a son named Lorenzo. It is with Lorenzo Wellington Ingraham, born in Williamsburg, Massachusetts on August 13, 1819, that the Tolstedt connection begins. Lorenzo married Jeanetta Doage on September 9, 1841 in Hamilton County, New York. Lorenzo and Jeanetta (sometimes spelled Jennette or Jennet) had 9 sons, four of whom died in infancy. The sons who survived to adulthood included John Doage Ingraham, William D. Ingraham, Alonzo Ingraham, Samuel G. Ingraham, and Alexander Ingraham. The Ingrahams moved to western Illinois (Warren County) in 1856. From 1864 until 1870 the Ingrahams, along with Lorenzo's brother, Quartus Clark Ingraham, and sister, Phidelia Ingraham Gifford, lived in or near Warren County. Lorenzo moved to Union County in 1866. In 1870, Lorenzo and his sons moved to Marshall County, Iowa. John Doage Ingraham, born May 21, 1842 in Northville, New York, met and, on October 1863, married Lucinda Salter in Henderson County, Illinois. Lucinda was the daughter of John Salter and Jane Vreeland. She was born in Bayonne, New Jersey on October 5, 1844. John Doage and Lucinda Ingraham had 12 children, 5 sons and 7 daughters. Their oldest daughter, Mary Jane Ingraham, married Franklin Benjamin Tolstedt. Mary and Franklin had 5 sons, Arthur, Chester, Glen, Calvin, and Wilber.

195 iii William L.⁶ Ingram, born 27 Jun 1868 in Kirkwood, Henderson Co., IL; died 20 Apr 1941 in Gillman, IA; buried in Laurel, IA. He married (1) Mary Elizabeth (Steele) Ingram; (2) on 24 Dec 1890 Maude Irene (Steele) Ingram.

196 iv Janet⁶ Ingram, born 16 Mar 1871 in IL. She married John Dawson.

197 v Emma⁶ Ingram, born 18 Feb 1873 in IA; died 1878 in IA.

198 vi Catherine⁶ Ingram, born 4 Dec 1875 in IA. She married James Hite.

199 vii Minnie⁶ Ingram, born 7 Oct 1877 in IA. She married George Searles.

200 viii John⁶ Ingram, born 21 Feb 1879 in IA; died in Los Angeles Co., CA.

201 ix Benjamin Franklin⁶ Ingram, born 17 Nov 1880 in IA; died 1913. He married Effie (Olney) Ingram.

202 x Nellie Mae⁶ Ingram, born 9 Jul 1882 in IA; died in Grinnell, IA. She married Marlyn Douglas.

203 xi Leroy⁶ Ingram, born 10 Jan 1884 in IA; died in Gillman, IA. He married Gertrude Carter (Woodward) Ingram.

204 xii Anne⁶ Ingram, born 11 Apr 1886 in IA; died 1889 in IA.

 

 

131. William Doig⁵ Ingram (Jeanette⁴ Doig, John³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 1 May 1846 in Hamilton Co., NY; died 1928. He married in 1869 Ida (Schemerhorn) Ingram, born 1851/52 in IL; died 1895/1900 in IA.

 

Notes for William Doig Ingram

In 1880 William D. Ingram farmed in Jefferson Township, Marshall, Co., IA with his wife Ada and children Charles, Charity, Alta, and Grace. In 1900 William Ingraham was a widower and farmed near his father in Jefferson Township with his children Alta, Frederick, Wesley, Jennie, and Challance (?).

 

Children of William Doig Ingram and Ida Schemerhorn were as follows:

205 i Charles⁶ Ingram, born 1871/72 in IA.

206 ii Charity⁶ Ingram, born 1874/75 in IA.

207 iii Alta O.⁶ Ingram, born Mar 1877 in IA.

208 iv Grace⁶ Ingram, born 1878/79 in IA.

209 v Frederick S.⁶ Ingram, born Dec 1883 in IA.

210 vi Wesley W.⁶ Ingram, born May 1891 in IA.

211 vii Jennie C.⁶ Ingram, born Jan 1893 in IA.

212 viii Challance⁶ Ingram, born Jul 1896 in IA.

 

 

136. Alexander⁵ Ingram (Jeanette⁴ Doig, John³, Thomas², Paul¹), born Oct 1860 in IL. He married in 1883/84 in IA Adelia A. (Powell) Ingram, born Jul 1865 in IA.

 

Notes for Alexander Ingram

In 1900 Alexander Ingraham farmed near his father in Jefferson Township, Marshall Co., IA with his wife Adelia and children Elmer, Jelda, Ira, Nancy, and Jessie.

 

Children of Alexander Ingram and Adelia A. Powell were as follows:

213 i Elmer B.⁶ Ingram, born Jan 1885 in IA.

214 ii Jelda A.⁶ Ingram, born May 1887 in IA.

215 iii Ira W.⁶ Ingram, born Nov 1889 in IA.

216 iv Nancy V.⁶ Ingram, born Jun 1895 in IA.

217 v Jessie M.⁶ Ingram, born Jun 1899 in IA.

 

 

137. Walter⁵ Doig (Jeremiah⁴, John F.³, Peter², Paul¹), born 1856/58 in MI. He married on 10 Feb 1885 in Methodist Church, New York, New York Co., NY Catherine (Martin) Doig, born Dec 1858 in MD.

 

Notes for Walter Doig

In the 1882 Detroit, MI directory Walter is listed as a domestic at 440 Jefferson Avenue. In 1900 Walter was a railroad fireman residing at 531 152nd Street, Bronx, New York Co., NY with his wife Catherine and children Mabel, Harry, Levina, and Margaret; he reported being married 13 years with 7 children, 3 deceased.

 

Notes for Catherine Martin

Both of Catherine's parents were born in MD.

 

Children of Walter Doig and Catherine Martin were as follows:

218 i Child⁶ Doig, born abt 1886 in NY; died bef 1900 in NY.

219 ii Mabel⁶ Doig, born Jun 1888 in NY. She married on 8 Jul 1906 in New York, New York Co., NY Patrick P. McGrath, born 1880/81.

220 iii Harry⁶ Doig, born 21 Mar 1891 in White Plaines, NY. Notes: Harry registered for the WWI draft on 5 June 1917 at which time he was a paper handler residing at 126 W. 50th Street, New York City.

221 iv Child⁶ Doig, born abt 1893 in NY; died bef 1900 in NY.

222 v Child⁶ Doig, born abt 1895 in NY; died bef 1900 in NY.

223 vi Levina⁶ Doig, born Dec 1896 in NY.

224 vii Margaret⁶ Doig, born 1899 in NY.

 

Generation 6

 

145. Ann M.⁶ Doig (John S.⁵, John B.⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 1868/69 in NY. She married Mr. Abeel, born abt 1865.

 

Children of Ann M. Doig and Mr. Abeel were as follows:

225 i Elmer⁷ Abeel, born abt 1895.

226 ii Raymond⁷ Abeel, born abt 1898.

 

 

156. George E.⁶ Doig (Robert⁵, Robert J.⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born Jan 1882 in Whitehall, Washington Co., NY; died 1961. He married in 1916 Adelaide (O'Conner) Doig, born 15 Mar 1895; died Jul 1982 in Whitehall, Washington Co., NY.

 

Notes for George E. Doig

In 1920 George lived at 28 Skune Street, Whitehall.

 

Notes for Adelaide O'Conner: S/S 069-52-4766.

 

Children of George E. Doig and Adelaide O'Conner were as follows:

227 i Ann⁷ Doig, born 22 Dec 1918 in NY; died 1 Oct 1999 in Brooksville, Hernando Co., Fl. She married on 19 Dec 1942 Guy Newell, born 11 Nov 1901; died Feb 1987 in Whitehall, Washington Co., NY; buried in Greenmount Cemetery, Whitehall, Washington Co., NY. Notes: Anna and Guy lived in Whitehall, NY. There were no children by the marriage. In 1999 Anna lived Brookville, Florida. S/S 122-12-6248.

 

 

157. Edna M.⁶ Doig (Robert⁵, Robert J.⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born Dec 1885 in VT; died Dec 1964. She married John Jay Pangmon, born 1875; died 1953.

 

Notes for John Jay Pangmon

John was a farmer in Whitehall, NY.

 

Children of Edna M. Doig and John Jay Pangmon were as follows:

+ 228 i Mary Elizabeth⁷ Pangmon, born 24 Apr 1911; died 1967 in Granville, NY; buried in Hartford, NY. She married Walter L. Hills.

+ 229 ii John Robert⁷ Pangmon, born 11 Mar 1915; died Feb 1972 in Salem, NY. He married Frances (Ely) Pangmon.

 

 

159. Mary Doig⁶ Pittinger (Martha Goodale⁵ Doig, Robert J.⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 8 Aug 1870 in Whitehall, Washington Co., NY. She married on 10 Nov 1892 in Whitehall, Washington Co., NY Daniel Adams Loomis, born 24 Mar 1870 in Whitehall, Washington Co., NY, son of Henry Lewis Loomis and Eliza Smith (Beers) Loomis.

 

Notes for Daniel Adams Loomis

Daniel was a General Manager of the Champlain Transportation Co. and the Lake George Steamboat Co., Burlington, VT.

 

Children of Mary Doig Pittinger and Daniel Adams Loomis were as follows:

230 i Mary Doig⁷ Loomis, born 22 Aug 1894.

231 ii Henry Robert⁷ Loomis, born 18 Apr 1899.

232 iii Daniel Pittinger⁷ Loomis, born 6 Apr 1905.

 

 

160. Martha M.⁶ Pittinger (Martha Goodale⁵ Doig, Robert J.⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born Dec 1873 in NY. She married in 1895/96 Charles Souter, born Jul 1874 in England.

 

Notes for Charles Souter

Charles entered the US in 1883. In 1900 he was a machinist for the rail road risiding in Whitehall, Washington Co., NY (page 218) with his wife Martha and children Charles E. and Martha C.

 

Children of Martha M. Pittinger and Charles Souter were as follows:

233 i Charles Edward⁷ Souter, born May 1897 in NY. Notes: Edward was a minister.

234 ii Martha C.⁷ Souter, born Sep 1899 in NY. Notes: Martha was a doctor in Indianapolis, IN.

235 iii Lillian⁷ Souter, died Young.

236 iv Mary⁷ Souter. She married Mr. Loomis, born Of Granville. Notes: They had several children. [In DAR book Mrs. Mary Doig Pittinger Loomis, born in Whitehall, NY, is listed as the wife of Daniel A. Loomis. Mary's parents are listed as Martha Goodale Doig and Edward Pittinger, one generation removed.]

 

 

161. Ruth Elizabeth⁶ Doig (John Rankin⁵, James Rolla⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 23 Apr 1891 in CA; died 18 Feb 1991 in San Diego Co., CA. She married Emmett P. Crowley, born 31 Jan 1888 in KS; died 19 Nov 1991 in San Mateo Co., CA, son of Simeon Woodrow Crowley and Jessie M. (Ralston) Crowley.

 

Notes for Ruth Elizabeth Doig

Ruth attended San Diego Normal School. S/S 572-12-1790.

 

Children of Ruth Elizabeth Doig and Emmett P. Crowley were as follows:

237 i Jeanette⁷ Crowley, born 13 Feb 1912 in CA; died 1 Apr 1983 in San Diego Co., CA. She married Mr. McCann, born abt 1908. Notes: S/S 457-07-8368.

238 ii Helen E.⁷ Crowley, born 19 Nov 1914 in San Diego Co., Ca.

 

 

166. Nellie Elizabeth⁶ Doig (Robert Leeper⁵, James Rolla⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 13 Jun 1888 in KS; died 15 Jun 1967 in Portland, Multnomah, OR. She married Edwin B. Woodworth.

 

Notes for Nellie Elizabeth Doig: S/S 549-66-6808.

 

Notes for Edwin B. Woodworth

Edwin was a Captain and First Executive Officer of a Naval Training Center. In 1943 they lived in Berkeley, CA.

 

Children of Nellie Elizabeth Doig and Edwin B. Woodworth were as follows:

239 i Elizabeth D.⁷ Woodworth, born 27 May 1914 in San Diego Co., CA.

 

 

169. Edith⁶ Doig (Rolla Wallace⁵, James Rolla⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 9 Aug 1891 in KS; died 12 Apr 1989 in Harris Co., TX. She married William S. Nicholson., born 1 Oct 1883 in Washington D.C.; died Mar 1968 Bellaire, Harris Co., TX, son of David and Annie L. Nicholson.

 

Notes for Edith Doig: S/S 453-17-1142.

In 1920 William Nicholson was an asbestos manager residing at 1535 Kingsbury, St. Louis, MO with his wife Edith, children Frederick and Betty, and mother-in-law Josie Pease. In 1830 he was a roofing contractor at 1505 Ruth, Houston, Harris Co., TX with his wife Edith, children William F. and Edith B., and mother-in-law Josie M. Pease.

 

Children of Edith Doig and Mr. Nicholson were as follows:

240 i William Frederick⁷ Nicholson, born 1910/11 in MO.

241 ii Edith Betty⁷ Nicholson, born 1918/9 in MO. She married (1) Mr. Kidd; (2) H. Fisher Trigg. Notes: Betty had 3 sons by Mr. Kidd.

 

 

170. James Rufus⁶ Doig (Rolla Wallace⁵, James Rolla⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 2 Dec 1903 in Chicago, Cook Co., IL; died 22 Sep 1969 in East Brewster, MA. He married on 26 Jan 1929 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., Ca Mary Coloma (Jameson) Doig, born 13 Nov 1907; died 10 Mar 1997 in North Kingstown, Washington Co., RI.

 

Notes for James Rufus Doig

James was educated at Univ. of Cal. at Berkeley, B.S., 1928. He became a newspaper advertising executive. In 1930 he was an advertising salesman residing at 2339 Hayward, Berkeley, Alameda Co., CA with his wife Mary. He worked for Crestmer, Woodward, O'Mara & Ormsbee, San Francisco, CA, as salesman, 1928-36; manager, Los Angeles, 1936-40; Pacific Coast manager, San Francisco, 1940-45; sales manager, NYC, 1945-6; V.P. Director, NYC, 1946-51; President Director, NYC, 1951-62; Chairman and Chairman of the Board, offices at 522 Fifth Avenue, NYC, 1962-69. Member of Union League, NYC; Stamford Yacht Club, Stamford, CT; Wychmere Beach, Harwichport, MA. He lived in East Brewster, MA, and Nevis, West Indies. In 1963 he lived at Southfield Point, Stamford, CT. S/S 551-03-9701

 

Notes for Mary Coloma Jameson

Mary graduated from the University of California with a BA in Letters and Sciences in 1928. In 1988 she was living at Greenwich Bay Manor, 945 Main Street, 15B, East Greenwich, RI 02818. In 1996 she had been suffering strokes for 6 years and was in a nursing home in RI.

 

Children of James Rufus Doig and Mary Coloma Jameson were as follows:

+ 242 i Jameson Wallace⁷ Doig, born 12 Jun 1933 in Oakland, Alameda Co., CA. He married Joan (Nishimoto) Doig.

+ 243 ii Naomi Lucretia⁷ Doig, born 11 Oct 1939 in Oakland, Alameda Co., Ca. She married George Hulme.

+ 244 iii Mary Jean⁷ Doig, born 22 Jun 1942 in Alameda Co., Ca. She married (1) Howard H. Foster; (2) George Stout.

 

 

174. Andrew Haldane⁶ Doig Jr. (Andrew Haldane⁵, James Rolla⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 14 Sep 1903 in Los Angeles Co., CA; died 17 Oct 1982 in San Bernardino Co., CA. He married Lorena J. (Holbrook) Doig, born 18 Mar 1906 in MO; died 24 Feb 1974 in San Bernardino Co., CA.

 

Notes for Andrew Haldane Doig Jr.

Andrew owned an impressive adobe home in San Bernardino with Spanish tile roof and flooring on 1-1/2 acres. It was sold after his death.

 

Notes for Lorena J. Holbrook

Both of Lorenal's parents were born in IA. S/S 571-18-1158.

 

Children of Andrew Haldane Doig Jr. and Lorena J. Holbrook were as follows:

+ 245 i Ronald Dwight⁷ Doig, born 11 Apr 1931 in Colton, San Bernardino Co., Ca; died 6 Oct 1994 in Lompoc, Ca. He married Carol Ann (Santiman) Doig.

246 ii Diana Jeanne⁷ Doig, born 1 Jun 1939 in San Bernardino Co., Ca. Notes: In 2001 Diana lived in Hope, AR.

 

 

176. Barbara Louise⁶ Doig (Andrew Haldane⁵, James Rolla⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 24 May 1917 in Los Angeles Co., CA. She married Clarence Thompson Greer Jr., born 1 Mar 1895 in KY; died 2 Dec 1950 in Los Angeles Co., CA.

 

Notes for Barbara Louise Doig

In 1962 she lived at 2284 Glenada Avenue, Montrose, CA. In 1999 she lived in Provo, UT.

 

Children of Barbara Louise Doig and Clarence Thompson Greer Jr. were as follows:

247 i Brian Jeffrey⁷ Greer, born 19 Sep 1942 in San Bernardino Co., Ca.

+ 248 ii Dennis Patrick⁷ Greer, born 29 Jan 1946 in San Bernardino Co., Ca. He married unknown.

249 iii Eileen Frances⁷ Greer, born 21 May 1950 in Los Angeles Co., Ca.

 

 

179. Henry Moses⁶ Doig (Moses C.⁵, David B.⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born Nov 1881 in Washington Co., IA. He married on 4 Mar 1902 in Washington Co., IA Gertrude Leila (Sutherland) Doig, born 23 Sep 1883 in IA; died Jan 1973 in IA.

 

Notes for Henry Moses Doig

In 1920 they lived in Washington Co., IA. In 1930 farmed on Route 1, Franklin Township, Washington Co., IA with his wife Gertrude and son Stanley R.

 

Notes for Gertrude Leila Sutherland

Gertrude's father was born in VA and mother in Wales. S/S 485-44-8091.

 

Children of Henry Moses Doig and Gertrude Leila Sutherland were as follows:

250 i Hazel⁷ Doig, born 1902/03 in IA.

251 ii Marion⁷ Doig, born 1908/09 in IA.

252 iii Stanley Russel⁷ Doig, born 12 Apr 1913 in IA; died 25 Apr 1975 in Lee Co., FL.

 

 

190. John Robert⁶ Doig (William Edward⁵, Sarah⁴ Doig, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 17 Oct 1887 in NY; died Sep 1973 in PA. He married Visa Beatrice (Coe) Doig, born 14 Jan 1892 in PA; died Nov 1972 in PA, daughter of Edward Wesley Coe and Jennie Mae (Burch) Coe.

 

Notes for John Robert Doig

In 1920 the family lived at 615 W. 7th Street, Erie, Erie Co., PA. S/S 172-50-0488. [The S/S death register lists his birth in 1888.]

 

Notes for Visa Beatrice Coe: S/S 172-50-0488.

 

Children of John Robert Doig and Visa Beatrice Coe were as follows:

+ 253 i John Robert⁷ Doig Jr., born 28 Nov 1916 in Erie, PA; died 11 Aug 2005 in Wichita, Sedgwick Co., KS. He married Jane (Dearing) Doig.

 

 

191. Dr. Rolland Barkley⁶ Doig (William Edward⁵, Sarah⁴ Doig, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 2 Jun 1889 in NY; died 9 Jan 1985 in Sterling Heights, Macomb Co., MI; buried in Memphis Cemetery, Richmond Township, Macomb Co., MI. He married (1), divorced Rachael (Tinklepaugh) Doig, born 1895/96 in PA; (2) Elizabeth Libbie (Hunt) Doig, born 21 May 1892; died 25 Jul 1974 in Sterling Heights, Macomb Co., MI; buried in Memphis Cemetery, Richmond Township, Macomb Co., MI.

 

Notes for Dr. Rolland Barkley Doig

In 1930 Rolland was a physician residing at 2317 Broadway, Schenectady, NY with his wife Rachel and son Richard and a maid.

 

Rolland and Elizabeth adopted son William from his first marriage. S/S 368-38-3451.

 

Notes for Elizabeth Libbie Hunt: S/S 362-54-8251.

 

Children of Dr. Rolland Barkley Doig and Rachael Tinklepaugh were as follows:

254 i William A.⁷ Doig, born 31 Mar 1913 in NY; died 2 May 1986 in Sterling Heights, Macomb Co., MI.

255 ii Richard R.⁷ Doig, born 1927 in NY.

 

 

192. James David⁶ Doig (William Edward⁵, Sarah⁴ Doig, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 29 Jun 1891 in NY; died 12 Jan 1927 in Fort Edward, Washington Co., NY. He married Helena (Toth) Doig, born 28 Jul 1893; died Aug 1991.

 

Notes for James David Doig

James and his family lived with his parents on the old homestead. They moved with them to the Horace Rogers place near Fort Miller in 1925.

 

Children of James David Doig and Helena Toth were as follows:

+ 256 i Margaret Rachael⁷ Doig, born 30 Nov 1923 in Fort Edward, Washington Co., NY; died 1 Mar 1998 in Eugene, Lane Co., or. She married Nicholas Blago.

 

Generation 7

 

228. Mary Elizabeth⁷ Pangmon (Edna M.⁶ Doig, Robert⁵, Robert J.⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 24 Apr 1911; died 1967 in Granville, NY; buried in Hartford, NY. She married Walter L. Hills, born 28 Aug 1906; died Jul 1979 in North Granville, NY.

 

Notes for Walter L. Hills

They lived in Washington and Essex Counties, NY. S/S 127-16-3101.

 

Children of Mary Elizabeth Pangmon and Walter L. Hills were as follows:

+ 257 i Elmer Jay⁸ Hills, born 26 Sep 1935. He married Martha (Carter) Hills.

+ 258 ii John Willard⁸ Hills, born 22 Sep 1937. He married Annabelle (Hayford) Hills.

259 iii Elizabeth Ann⁸ Hills, born 17 Dec 1943. She married (1) in 1964 Charles Henry Barnes; (2) Frank Hemsing, born 21 Jul 1932; died 28 Oct 1994 in Schenectady, NY. Notes: Betty had 3 children by Charles Barnes. She lives in Schenectady.

 

 

229. John Robert⁷ Pangmon (Edna M.⁶ Doig, Robert⁵, Robert J.⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 11 Mar 1915; died Feb 1972 in Salem, NY. He married Frances (Ely) Pangmon, born 22 Jul 1924; died 4 May 1989.

 

Notes for John Robert Pangmon: S/S 072-24-2531.

 

Notes for Frances Ely: S/S 127-16-3276.

 

Children of John Robert Pangmon and Frances Ely were as follows:

260 i John Robert⁸ Pangmon Jr., born 11 Dec 1947.

 

 

242. Jameson Wallace⁷ Doig (James Rufus⁶, Rolla Wallace⁵, James Rolla⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 12 Jun 1933 in Oakland, Alameda Co., CA. He married on 8 Oct 1955 Joan (Nishimoto) Doig.

 

Notes for Jameson Wallace Doig

Jameson served U.S. Navy, Lt. Jr. Grade, 1954-6.

 

Jameson was educated at Dartmouth College, B.A., 1954; Princeton University, M.P.A., 1958, M.A., 1959, Ph.D, 1961. He was a research associate at the Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C., 1959-61; professor, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ, 1961-70; professor, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, 1970-; visiting professor, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, 1967-8 & 1970-72; Committee Chairman, New Jersey Governor's Council against Crime, 1967-70. His specialties include urban problems, criminal justice, and public management.

 

Publications:

Co-Author - Books: With D.T. Stanley and D.E. Mann, The Assistant Secretaries (Brookings Inst., 1965); with M. Danielson, Men Who Govern (Brookings Inst., 1967); Criminal Corrections: Ideals and Realities, (1983). Articles: "Politics and Urban Development," (Int J Comp Sociology, 1966).

Author - Books: Metropolitan Transportation Politics and the New York Region, (Columbia U., 1966); Crime, Police and the Criminal Justice System, Agenda for a City, (Sage, 1970); New York: The Politics of Urban Regional Development, (1982). Articles: "Police Problems, Proposals and Strategies for Change," (Pub Admin Rev, 1968), and six others.

 

Children of Jameson Wallace Doig and Joan Nishimoto were as follows:

261 i Rachel⁸ Doig, born abt 1957. Notes: Rachel graduated from Dartmouth. She is married with a 9-year old. She lives in NJ.

262 ii Stephen⁸ Doig, born abt 1959. Notes: Stephen graduated from Dartmouth and earned a PhD in chemistry from Cal Berkeley. He is married and living in the Middle West.

263 iii Sarah⁸ Doig, born abt 1961. Notes: Sarah graduated from Dartmouth. She is attending graduate school in the East.

 

 

243. Naomi Lucretia⁷ Doig (James Rufus⁶, Rolla Wallace⁵, James Rolla⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 11 Oct 1939 in Oakland, Alameda Co., Ca. She married in 1956 George Hulme, born 12 Oct 1933; died 31 Jul 1975.

 

Notes for George Hulme

Naomi and George adopted Ann, an African-American. George died with his two sons in an airplane accident.

 

Children of Naomi Lucretia Doig and George Hulme were as follows:

264 i Jameson Weston⁸ Hulme, born 3 Sep 1962 in New York City, NY; died 31 Jul 1975.

265 ii Geoffrey Dyer⁸ Hulme, born 5 Nov 1965 in Hartford, CT; died 31 Jul 1975.

266 iii Mary Hilda⁸ Hulme, born 2 Dec 1968 in Hartford, CT. Notes: Mary graduated from U.C. Santa Cruz, CA in 1991.

267 iv Ann Colima⁸ Hulme, born 11 Sep 1970 in Bridgeport, CT. Notes: Ann graduated from UCLA in 1993.

 

 

244. Mary Jean⁷ Doig (James Rufus⁶, Rolla Wallace⁵, James Rolla⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 22 Jun 1942 in Alameda Co., Ca. She married (1), divorced Howard H. Foster; (2) George Stout.

 

Children of Mary Jean Doig and Howard H. Foster were as follows:

268 i Kenneth⁸ Foster, born abt 1966. He married Shimmer ((---)) Foster, born in Taiwan. Notes: Kenneth is working on a PhD in Political Science at Cal Berkeley.

269 ii Jonathan⁸ Foster, born abt 1971. Notes: Jonathan graduated from Amherst. He has been living in Amsterdam.

 

 

245. Ronald Dwight⁷ Doig (Andrew Haldane⁶, Andrew Haldane⁵, James Rolla⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 11 Apr 1931 in Colton, San Bernardino Co., Ca; died 6 Oct 1994 in Lompoc, Ca. He married in 1955, divorced Carol Ann (Santiman) Doig, born 1936.

 

Notes for Ronald Dwight Doig

Ronald lived in Manhattan Beach, CA in the early 1960s. The family moved first to Torrance and then to San Bernardino where his father lived. He last settled in Lompoc, CA. S/S 569-32-2316.

 

MARRIAGE: Their marriage was dissolved in Feb 1968.

 

Children of Ronald Dwight Doig and Carol Ann Santiman were as follows:

+ 270 i Ronald Dwight⁸ Doig Jr., born 9 Mar 1959 in Lancaster, Los Angeles Co., Ca. He married Mary (Nutting) Doig.

271 ii Vicki Lynn⁸ Doig, born 8 Feb 1960 in Los Angeles Co., Ca; died 14 Feb 1960 in San Bernardino Co., Ca.

272 iii Michael Scott⁸ Doig, born 11 Sep 1961 in Redondo Beach, Los Angeles Co., Ca. Notes: Michael is a careen Navy man. In 2001 he was stationed in Yokosuka, Japan. He is not married.

+ 273 iv Wendy Leigh⁸ Doig, born 11 Apr 1963 in Redondo Beach, Los Angeles Co., Ca. She married Doug Anderberg.

 

 

248. Dennis Patrick⁷ Greer (Barbara Louise⁶ Doig, Andrew Haldane⁵, James Rolla⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 29 Jan 1946 in San Bernardino Co., Ca. He married unknown.

 

Children of Dennis Patrick Greer were as follows:

274 i Richard⁸ Greer.

 

 

253. John Robert⁷ Doig Jr. (John Robert⁶, William Edward⁵, Sarah⁴ Doig, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 28 Nov 1916 in Erie, PA; died 11 Aug 2005 in Wichita, Sedgwick Co., KS. He married in 1943 Jane (Dearing) Doig, born 27 Sep 1912; died 8 Apr 1997 in Wichita, Sedgwick Co., KS.

 

Notes for John Robert Doig Jr.

John was educated at Union College, NY, B.S., 1938; Michigan State, 1939; Pennsylvania State College, 1938-40, M.S.; graduate assistant PA State College, 1940-43; research engineer at Battelle Memorial Institute, 1943-55. His specialty was in crystallography. He retired from Wichita State in 1981.

 

Children of John Robert Doig Jr. and Jane Dearing were as follows:

+ 275 i Cynthia⁸ Doig, born 3 Jan 1946 in Columbus, Oh. She married (1) Thomas E. Maloy; (2) Ray Shepherd.

+ 276 ii John Robert⁸ Doig III, born 1 Nov 1948 in Columbus, OH. He married Wanda (Zehr) Doig.

 

 

256. Margaret Rachael⁷ Doig (James David⁶, William Edward⁵, Sarah⁴ Doig, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 30 Nov 1923 in Fort Edward, Washington Co., NY; died 1 Mar 1998 in Eugene, Lane Co., or. She married, divorced Nicholas Blago.

 

Notes for Margaret Rachael Doig: S/S 542-24-6232.

 

Children of Margaret Rachael Doig and Nicholas Blago were as follows:

277 i Katherine⁸ Blago, born 22 Apr 1947 in Mexico City, Mexico.

 

Generation 8

 

257. Elmer Jay⁸ Hills (Mary Elizabeth⁷ Pangmon, Edna M.⁶ Doig, Robert⁵, Robert J.⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 26 Sep 1935. He married in 1966 Martha (Carter) Hills, born 29 Apr 1945; died 16 Dec 1994 in Wv.

 

Notes for Elmer Jay Hills

Elmer lives in North Granville, NY.

 

Notes for Martha Carter: S/S 232-72-4098.

 

Children of Elmer Jay Hills and Martha Carter were as follows:

278 i Teresa Ann⁹ Hills, born abt 1968.

 

 

258. John Willard⁸ Hills (Mary Elizabeth⁷ Pangmon, Edna M.⁶ Doig, Robert⁵, Robert J.⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 22 Sep 1937. He married in 1958 in Hague, NY Annabelle (Hayford) Hills, born abt 1938.

 

Notes for John Willard Hills

The lived in Ticonderoga, NY for several years until they moved to Brooksville, FL. They have 4 children.

 

Children of John Willard Hills and Annabelle Hayford were as follows:

279 i Debbie⁹ Hills. She married Charles Zukowski.

 

 

270. Ronald Dwight⁸ Doig Jr. (Ronald Dwight⁷, Andrew Haldane⁶, Andrew Haldane⁵, James Rolla⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 9 Mar 1959 in Lancaster, Los Angeles Co., Ca. He married Mary (Nutting) Doig, born abt 1963.

 

Children of Ronald Dwight Doig Jr. and Mary Nutting were as follows:

280 i Heather Elizabeth⁹ Doig, born 17 Aug 1990 in Fresno Co., Ca.

 

 

273. Wendy Leigh⁸ Doig (Ronald Dwight⁷, Andrew Haldane⁶, Andrew Haldane⁵, James Rolla⁴, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 11 Apr 1963 in Redondo Beach, Los Angeles Co., Ca. She married Doug Anderberg.

 

Children of Wendy Leigh Doig and Doug Anderberg were as follows:

281 i Autum Leigh (Roberts)⁹ Anderberg, born 16 Sep 1983 in Santa Barbara Co., Ca.

282 ii Amy Kathleen⁹ Anderberg, born 11 Feb 1988 in Santa Barbara Co., Ca.

283 iii Russell Alan⁹ Anderberg, born 19 Nov 1989 in Santa Barbara Co., Ca.

 

 

275. Cynthia⁸ Doig (John Robert⁷, John Robert⁶, William Edward⁵, Sarah⁴ Doig, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 3 Jan 1946 in Columbus, Oh. She married (1) Thomas E. Maloy; (2) Ray Shepherd.

 

Children of Cynthia Doig and Thomas E. Maloy were as follows:

284 i Matthew Michael⁹ Maloy.

285 ii Tammy⁹ Maloy.

 

 

276. John Robert⁸ Doig III (John Robert⁷, John Robert⁶, William Edward⁵, Sarah⁴ Doig, Robert³, Thomas², Paul¹), born 1 Nov 1948 in Columbus, OH. He married Wanda (Zehr) Doig, born 10 Dec 1950.

 

Notes for John Robert Doig III

In 1992 they lived in Plain City, OH, where they had lived for three years.

 

Children of John Robert Doig III and Wanda Zehr were as follows:

286 i Amanda Jean⁹ Doig, born 25 Nov 1977.

287 ii Bradford⁹ Doig, born 7 Oct 1979.

288 iii Dwight⁹ Doig, born 7 Oct 1979.

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Section 2

 Descendants of

David Doig and Agnes Monteith and Bathia Thomson

 

1. David₁ Doig, born abt 1706 Of Kincardine, Perth, Scotland.  He married (1) on 30 Dec 1731 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland Agnes Monteith, born abt 1710 Of Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; died abt 1732 Of Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; (2) on 11 Dec 1736 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland Bathia Thomson, born abt 1715 Of Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland.

 

Notes for David Doig

      Note: The Kilmadock Parish record is mostly a rat's nest during this period and is missing or unreadable. The parish record in missing from Oct 1746 to Oct 1748.

     

      The two marriages are based on approx. age and location.

     

      On 27 Nov 1731 David Dog and Agnes Monteith appeared before the Kincardine Kirk Session. Agnes was with child, and they admitted to fornication committed in Kilmadock Parish. They were married on 31 Dec 1731 and daughter Janet Dog was christened 12 Mar 1732 [Father listed as John on the IGI].

     

      It is presumed that Agnes died shortly after the birth of her daughter and David remarried to Bathia Thomson.

     

      David Dog of McKeanstoun was witness to the christening of two children of Walter Dog of McKeanstoun and Jean McFarlane: Walter Dog on 17 Aug 1740 (with Patrick Caddel) and Elisabeth Dog on 11 Mar 1750 (with John Thomson).  Walter may have been a brother. David Dog of McOrriston was a witness in 1744 and in McKeanston in 1750.

     

      An unrecorded son named after David's father (Walter or Paul?) may have been born about 1737.  Another child was probably born during the period 1746-8 when the parish record is missing.

     

      MARRIAGE: They pledged marriage the same day in neighboring Kincardine Parish. David was listed from Kincardine and Bathia from Kilmadock.

 

Notes for Bathia Thomson

      Her father is probably John Thomson in Bog of McCorastoun based on being a witness at the christening of three of her four children.

 

      Children of David Doig and Agnes Monteith were as follows:

      2          i           Janet₂ Doig, born 1732 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 12 Mar 1732 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland.

 

      Children of David Doig and Bathia Thomson were as follows:

      3          i           John₂ Doig, born 1739 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 18 Mar 1739 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland.   Notes: Witnesses at John's christening were Patric Graham and John Hilhouse.

+    4          ii           David₂ Doig, born 1742 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 20 Jan 1742 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; died 1779 in Scotland.  He married Catherine Ferguson.

+    5          iii          Jean₂ Doig, born 1745 in Corsehill, Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland; christened 10 Feb 1745 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland; died 13 Apr 1835 in Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland; buried Apr 1835 in Walston Churchyard, Walston, Lanark, Scotland.  She married Rev. Patrick Mollison.

      6          iv         Isabel₂ Doig, born 1750 in McKeanston, Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland; christened 11 Mar 1750 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland.   Notes: Witnesses at Isabel's christening were William Gouray in McKeanston and John Thompson in McOurston.

 

Generation 2

 

4. David₂ Doig (David₁), born 1742 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; christened 20 Jan 1742 in Kincardine, Perth, Scotland; died 1779 in Scotland.  He married on 19 Dec 1776 in Port of Mentieth, Perth, Scotland Catherine Ferguson, born 1750 in Port of Mentieth, Perth, Scotland; died 19 Jan 1834 in Scotland, daughter of James Ferguson.

 

Notes for David Doig

      Witnesses at David's christening were Walter Dog, there, and John Thomson in Bog of McCorastoun. [The following link is based on age, location, and a variation of the Scottish naming custom.]

     

      David was a farmer at Mackeanstone near Thornhill.  He owned houses and part of a yard on the north side of the main street in Thornhill.  The property was let to Daniel McFarlane, shoemaker and feuar in Thornhill. David died about the end of 1779 in a colliery (mining) accident; his son David was born posthumously in Feb 1780.

     

      MARRIAGE: David and Katherine pledged marriage on 7 Dec 1776 in Kilmadock. David was listed from Kilmadock and Katherine from Port of Menteith.

 

      Children of David Doig and Catherine Ferguson were as follows:

      7          i           Paul₃ Doig, born 1 Oct 1777 in McKeanston, Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland; christened 9 Nov 1777 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland; died Infant in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland.   Notes: Witnesses at Paul's christening were John Patterson in Frew and John Menzies in Bog of Mackeastoune.  Paul was the twin of James. Paul probably died young, as he was not part of the estate of his father.

+    8          ii           James₃ Doig, born 1 Oct 1777 in McKeanston, Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland; christened 9 Nov 1777 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland; died 21 Apr 1854 in Fort Miller, Washington Co., NY; buried in North Argyle Church Cemetery, Washington Co., NY.  He married Elizabeth Goodwin.

+    9          iii          David₃ Doig, born Feb 1780 in McKeanston, Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland; christened 17 Feb 1780 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland; died 8 Apr 1860 in Armfield Cottage, Bishop Bridge, Cadder West, Lanark, Scotland; buried in Sighthill Cemetery.  He married Janet Lawson Glen.

 

 

5. Jean₂ Doig (David₁), born 1745 in Corsehill, Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland; christened 10 Feb 1745 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland; died 13 Apr 1835 in Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland; buried Apr 1835 in Walston Churchyard, Walston, Lanark, Scotland.  She married Rev. Patrick Mollison, born 1746 in Kinnell, Angus, Scotland; christened 12 Feb 1746 in Kirkden, Angus, Scotland; died 16 Jan 1825 in Walston, Lanark, Scotland; buried Jan 1825 in Walston Churchyard, Walston, Lanark, Scotland, son of James Mollison.

 

Notes for Jean Doig

      Witnesses at Jean's christening were Paul Dog at Gateside and John Thompson in McOrastoune.

     

      The following link is uncertain and based on age and Jean's second son named David. A biography of her husband Patrick Mollison lists her from Montrose.

     

      Jean died at age 90 and was buried with her husband in Walston Churchyard. Her testament was recorded 23 May 1851 in the Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories, witnessed by Miss Ann Molleson at the Police Court in Marylebone, London. Her estate was valued between 100 and 200 pounds.

 

Notes for Rev. Patrick Mollison

      He may be the Patrick christened 12 Feb 1746 in Kirkden, Angus, son of James Molyson.

     

      Patrick was the Minister of the Gospel at Walston, Lanark.

     

      Patrick died at age 79. His testament was probated 29 Jan 1825 and inventory recorded 25 Apr 1825 in the Glasgow Sheriff Court.

     

      Note: in 1811 Alexander Molleson was a minister of the Established Church in Montrose.

     

      1788 PATRICK MOLLISON, son of James M., Kinnell, Forfarshire, and brother of Alex. M., one of the mins. of Montrose; educated at Marischal College, Aberdeen; M.A. (1767); licen. by Presb. of Kintyre 20th March 1777; pres. by Count Lockhart of Carnwath 19th Dec. 1787; ord. 5th Aug. 1788; pres. to Dunsyre by Geo. III. 16th April 1794, but declared himself against patronage, and was opposed by the parishioners. The General Assembly, 20th May 1794, found that he ought to waive his right, and refused the translation by a majority of 67 to 35 [in this case Thomas Thomson, the most profound legal antiquary of his day, made a first appearance as counsel]. M. died 16th Jan. 1825, in his 80th year. He marr. Jean Doig, Montrose, who died 15th April 1835, aged 90, and had issue-Crawford, born 24th March 1775; David, born 19th June 1781; Patrick, born 25th Feb. 1783 -all merchants in Glasgow and London; Ann, born 17th Oct. 1777; Jean Brown, born 13th July 1786; Christian, born 23rd May 1784 (marr. James Mollison, surgeon, Muirdrum, Panbride). Publication - Account of the Parish (Sinclair's Stat. Acc., vii.).-[Scots Mag., lvi.; Tombst.]

 

      Children of Jean Doig and Rev. Patrick Mollison were as follows:

+    10        i           Crawford₃ Mollison, born 24 Mar 1775 in Campbeltown, Argyll, Scotland; christened 24 Mar 1775 in Campbeltown, Argyll, Scotland.  He married Elizabeth Fullerton.

      11        ii           Ann₃ Mollison, born 17 Oct 1777 in Campbeltown, Argyll, Scotland; christened 17 Oct 1777 in Campbeltown, Argyll, Scotland; died Apr 1857/57 in Marylebone, London, England.   Notes: Ann was unmarried in 1851 and living in Marylebone, London. She died in London, and her will and inventory was recorded 12 June 1857 in the Edinburgh Sheriff Court. She is listed as the daughter of the late Patrick Molleson, minister in Lanarkshire.

      12        iii          David₃ Mollison, born 19 Jun 1781 in Campbeltown, Argyll, Scotland; christened 25 Jun 1781 in Campbeltown, Argyll, Scotland.

      13        iv         Patrick₃ Mollison, born 25 Feb 1783 in Campbeltown, Argyll, Scotland; christened 2 Mar 1783 in Campbeltown, Argyll, Scotland.

      14        v          Christian₃ Mollison, born 23 May 1784 in Campbeltown, Argyll, Scotland; christened 23 May 1784 in Campbeltown, Argyll, Scotland.  She married James Mollison, born abt 1780 in Scotland.

      15        vi         Jean Brown₃ Mollison, born 13 Jul 1786 in Campbeltown, Argyll, Scotland; christened 17 Jul 1786 in Campbeltown, Argyll, Scotland.

 

Generation 3

 

8. James₃ Doig (David₂, David₁), born 1 Oct 1777 in McKeanston, Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland; christened 9 Nov 1777 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland; died 21 Apr 1854 in Fort Miller, Washington Co., NY; buried in North Argyle Church Cemetery, Washington Co., NY.  He married in 1814 in NY Elizabeth Goodwin, born 11 Oct 1776 in Fort Miller, Washington Co., NY; died 29 Mar 1867 in Fort Miller, Washington Co., NY; buried in North Argyle Church Cemetery, Washington Co., NY, daughter of Nathaniel Goodwin and Miss Harper.

 

Notes for James Doig

      Witnesses at Paul's christening were John Patterson of Frew and John Menzies of Bog of Mackeistoune.  James was a twin of Paul.

     

      James and his brother David seised houses and part of a yard on the north side of main street in Thornhill on 6 Dec 1783 from Daniel McFarlane in Thornhill; they disposed of the property to Archibald Murdoch, tenant in Auchinsault, and Elizabeth Ferguson, his spouse, on 8 Dec 1800, recorded 7 Jan 1801 in Perth (#4661).  James used his share of the proceeds to travel to America.

     

      James emigrated to America and arrived in New York 16 Apr 1801; also with him were William Christie, Malcolm McNaughton, Andy Easton, Jimmy Irvin, Jean Doig, and John Doig.  He went to the highlands below Newburg, and then to Salem, Washington Co.  Then he went to East Greenwich and stayed at the home of Andrew Doig.  In 1803 he was with James Shaw, a merchant in Argyle.  In 1805 he and James Shaw went to Albany.  He became a naturalized citizen in 1811.

     

      About 1812 James bought 100 acres of the farm of Nathaniel Goodwin, 2 miles east of Fort Miller and the Hudson River and 3 miles west of South Argyle.  He erected a log house and a barn just to the east.  He cut his own timbers, dragged them 2 miles east to a saw mill on the Moses Kill, and himself sawed and hewed them.  He made fences from the tree stumps he dug out, intertwining the roots into an impenetrable barrier.  The creek land was clayey, but the hill land full of stones which he used to build more fences.

In 1820, 1830 (page 308) (0110100100000-00110100000000), and 1840 they lived at Fort Edwards, NY.  James built the homestead in 1835, the siding was 2" thick plank.  He planted two spruce trees in the front, a local custom.  In 1850 James Doag lived in Fort Edward (page 192) with his wife Elizabeth, son William, Martha J. McCullogh?, and a laborer Cornelia Boyle, 19 Ireland. In 1860 Elisabeth lived there with her son, William.  The house is still standing.

     

      The family first attended the Associate Presbyterian Church at South Argyle.  About 1830 there was a dissension in the congregation, and James joined a new church at North Argyle. A five mile trek was necessary each way to hear the two-hour sermons.  He refused to have a photograph made, taking the Biblical injunction seriously.  He was a righteous and pious man.

     

      James suffered from arteriosclerosis.  He was taken suddenly ill and died after three days on 21 Apr 1854 of a cerebral hemorrhage.

 

      Children of James Doig and Elizabeth Goodwin were as follows:

      16        i           David₄ Doig, born 23 Apr 1817 in NY; died 29 Apr 1845 in NY.   Notes: David did not marry. David's back was broken by a falling beam at a barn raising in the community, and he lingered for several months before passing away.

+    17        ii           Martha₄ Doig, born 10 Mar 1820 in Cambridge, Washington Co., NY; died 8 Feb 1904 in Argyle, Washington Co., NY; buried in Prospect Hill Cemetery.  She married James Stott.

+    18        iii          William E.₄ Doig, born 9 Apr 1822 in Washington Co., NY; died 18 Dec 1900 in Fort Edward, Washington Co., NY.  He married Sarah Doig.

 

 

9. David₃ Doig (David₂, David₁), born Feb 1780 in McKeanston, Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland; christened 17 Feb 1780 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland; died 8 Apr 1860 in Armfield Cottage, Bishop Bridge, Cadder West, Lanark, Scotland; buried in Sighthill Cemetery.  He married Janet Lawson Glen, born 1790 in Bothwell, Lanark, Scotland; died 22 Oct 1880 in Gorbals, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland, daughter of William Glen and Mary Barton.

 

Notes for David Doig

      Witnesses at David's christening were William Gow and William Thompson, both of Mackeaston.  David was born posthumously, as his father was already deceased.

     

      David and his brother James owned houses in Thornhill, sold in 1800 (See note for James). David was a carpenter and millwright at Faskine at Old Monkland, Lanark from 1814 to 1824, being listed as an engineer from 1826 and an engine smith in 1855. Witness to his death certificate was his son-in-law George Crookston.

 

Notes for Janet Lawson Glen

      In 1861 Janet lived with the family of her daughter Mary Crookston at Armfield.

 

      Children of David Doig and Janet Lawson Glen were as follows:

+    19        i           Mary₄ Doig, born 1808 in Bothwell, Lanark, Scotland; christened 20 Apr 1808 in Bothwell, Lanark, Scotland; died 12 Jun 1864 in Annfield Cottage, Cadder, Lanark, Scotland.  She married George Crookston.

      20        ii           James₄ Doig, born 1809 in Bothwell, Lanark, Scotland; christened 3 Dec 1809 in Bothwell, Lanark, Scotland; died 1814 in Old Monkland, Lanark, Scotland.

+    21        iii          Catherine₄ Doig, born 1811 in Dalziel, Lanark, Scotland; christened 15 Sep 1811 in Dalziel, Lanark, Scotland; died 25 Feb 1878 in 1 Hill Street, Garnethill, Blythswood, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland.  She married David Crookston.

+    22        iv         William Glen₄ Doig, born 6 May 1814 in Farkine, Old Monkland, Lanark, Scotland; christened 22 May 1814 in Old Monkland, Lanark, Scotland; died 20 Apr 1903 in Bendingo, Victoria, Australia; buried in White Hills Cemetery.  He married (1) Isabella Glen; (2) Mary Agnes McConnell.

      23        v          David₄ Doig, born 12 Mar 1816 in Farkine, Old Monkland, Lanark, Scotland; christened 24 Mar 1816 in Old Monkland, Lanark, Scotland; died 1816 in Scotland.

      24        vi         Janet₄ Doig, born 25 Mar 1817 in Farkine, Old Monkland, Lanark, Scotland; christened 13 Apr 1817 in Old Monkland, Lanark, Scotland; died 1820.

      25        vii         Ann₄ Doig, born 1820 in Shotts, Lanark, Scotland; christened 20 Jan 1820 in Shotts, Lanark, Scotland; died 21 Mar 1855 in 76 Taylor Street, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland; buried in Sighthill Cemetery, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland.   Notes: Ann did not marry. She had been in Glasgow 8 months at the time of her death. She died of phthisis after several years. Informant on her death certificate was her nephew Thomas Crookshank.

      26        viii        David₄ Doig, born 7 May 1822 in Farkine, Old Monkland, Lanark, Scotland; christened 13 May 1822 in Old Monkland, Lanark, Scotland.   Notes: David (age 26 Scotland), laborer, arrived at Boston on the "S.S. Athol" on 2 June 1849. He served in the Civil War in Battery 1, 1st Light Artillery for Michigan. [He may be the David Doig in Georgetown, Ottatwa Co., MI in 1860 (census page 177).  He had no family, was age 36, born in Scotland, and worked in a mill yard.  In 1894 he still lived in Georgetown.]

+    27        ix         James₄ Doig, born 13 Jun 1824 in Calder, Old Monkland, Lanark, Scotland; christened 4 Jul 1824 in Old Monkland, Lanark, Scotland; died 4 May 1898 in Eaglehawk (Bendingo), Victoria, Australia; buried in White Hills Cemetery.  He married Jean Don.

      28        x          John₄ Doig, born 3 Oct 1826 in Calder, Old Monkland, Lanark, Scotland; christened 22 Oct 1826 in Old Monkland, Lanark, Scotland.

+    29        xi         Janet Glen₄ Doig, born 5 Jul 1829 in Gast Sheprie (?), Old Monkland, Lanark, Scotland; christened 5 Jul 1829 in Old Monkland, Lanark, Scotland; died 1920 in Pollock Shields, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland.  She married John Blythe.

 

 

10. Crawford₃ Mollison (Jean₂ Doig, David₁), born 24 Mar 1775 in Campbeltown, Argyll, Scotland; christened 24 Mar 1775 in Campbeltown, Argyll, Scotland.  He married Elizabeth Fullerton, born abt 1779.

 

      Children of Crawford Mollison and Elizabeth Fullerton were as follows:

      30        i           Alexander Fullerton₄ Molleson, born 17 Apr 1805 in London, England; christened 2 Jun 1806 in Old Church, St. Pancras, London, England; died 10 Apr 1885 in Kew, Victoria, Australia.   Notes: See: http://www.trinity.unimelb.edu.au/library/address.shtml. Alexander was born on 17 April, 1805 and although no precise details are available, he obviously received a good education. He visited New York an 1825 and was in the United States and Canada in 1830. On October 27, 1833 he sailed from the Isle of Wight abord the James Harris. The oher passengers included Dr (later Sir) Charles Nicholson and the revd G. K. Rusden and family. the James Harris arrived in Sydney in May, 1834 and soon after Alexander joined Francis Rusden who had been appointed an Assistant Surveyor. Their work was in Bathurst and Lake George districts where experience gained in the survey camps was to prove most valuable. The eighteen thirties saw an unprecedented expansion of settlement as the pastures of south eastern Australia were explored and occupied by the pastoralists and speculators who "squatted" beyond the official limits of occupation. The first penetration of what is now Victoria was from Van Dieman's Land by the Hentys and Portland and by Batman and his party at Port Phillip. But is was only a matter of time before stock were overlanded from the settled districts round Goulburn. J.O. randell in An Overlanding Diary Melbourne, 1980, relates Mollison's involvement in this movement: "Early in 1836 a pastoral syndicate, Alexander F. Mollison and Co., was informed in Sydney. The other three members were Severin Kanute Salting, Charles James Garrard and Charles Nicholson. Salting and Garrard were already trading as merchants, under that firm name, and Nicholson was Mollison's former shipmate." The partnership brought a run, "Uriara", in the upper Murrumbidgee district, near Yass. Donald McLean, an overseer, was engaged about March, 1836. The purchase of "Uriara" served two purposes; it provided an assembly point for men, drays, stock and stores, and also, by virtue of its situation within settled districts, entitled the partnership to apply for assigned convict workmen. Uriara's 23,000 acres were indifferent quality and there was no intention of its being retained. Alexander Mollison called at the Survy office in Sydney and was allowed to copy Major Mitchell'c Itinerary between the Coliban and Murrumbidgee Rivers, from 4-24 October, 1836. Major Sir Thomas Mitchell's book, Three Expeditions into the Interior of New South Wales, was first published in London during 1838, with a second revised edition in 1839. By the end of March, 1837 6,000 sheep, 600 cattle, 20 horses and 20 working bullocks had been purchased. With them were assembled some 30 shepherds, teamsters, labourers and other hands, some free, some ticket-of-leave men, some assigned convicts, together with Mollison, McLean and three native boys. On 11 April the expedition comprising men, animals, four bullock drays and two horse carts headed South. Mollison's Diary chronicles the journey. Progress was slow with many halts and diversions. By November the Campaspe River had been reached and drays were sent to Melbourne to bring up supplies. Then on 6 December the expedition halted near the present township of Malmsbury, midway between Mount Macedon and Mount Alexander. Here Mollison took up a 58,600 acre pastoral lease naming it "Coliban". Next year he was joined by his younger brother, William Thomas and took up another 60,000 acre pastoral leasehold which formed "Pyalong Station". On 1 September, 1841 Alexander bought out his partners' interests. This necessitated heavy borrowing, but only in 1848 was "Coliban" sold and his interests concentrated at "Pyalong". Soon after he purchased "Terrick Terrick Plains Station", a 65,000 lease between Bendigo and the River Murray. Alexander Mollison never married. He travelled extensively in Britan and Europe with his sisters Jane and Elizabeth. He came to Australia in 1859 to arrange the sale of his remaining interest in Pyalong Station to his brother William, and returned to England in 1860. Accompanied by his surviving sister Elizabeth, Alexander Mollison came back to Melbourne once more in 1873 and went to live at "Dracombe", Kew. While resident in Port Phillip Mollison was active in public life, concerned to promote the Separation of the District from New South Wales, and an advocate for education and security of tenure f