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Doughty ~ Collateral Lines
From the Mayflower to Catahoula & LaSalle Par., Louisiana
My interest lies with the Doughtys of LaSalle and Catahoula Parishes, Louisiana - collateral lines to families I am researching in that area.
The Doughtys of Catahoula and LaSalle Parish Louisiana are Mayflower descendants, the original immigrant being Edward Doty, who came to America in 1620 as an indentured servant with the Pilgrams on the Mayflower at Plymouth Rock.
LEVI5 DOUGHTY, the progenitor of most of the Doughty families in Louisiana, with his wife, ABIGAIL MORGAN, arrived in Louisiana about 1806, with their children.
They came from Darlington District, South Carolina, together with the Rentzs, Morgans, and Whites. From SC, they floated on flatboats down the Tennessee River, Ohio and Mississippi River to Natchez, Mississippi,from where they traveled via wagon to what is now East Feliciana Par., Louisiana.
When Levi arrived in Louisiana, he owned four slaves, five head of horses, household property, and "a large sum of money." They settled north of the Amite River between the present towns of Woodville and Chipola, Louisiana. Their marble gravemarkers indicate Levi was b. 1 March 1763 and d. 28 Appril 1854. Abigail Morgan was b. 1766 and died 17 August 1825.
In the early 1830's, Mary (Polly) Doughty, who married William Stewart, and her sister Nancy Doughty, who married Burnell Pool, came with their families from East Feliciana Parish to Catahoula Parish, Louisiana. They were daughters of Levi Doughty and Abigail Morgan. Richard Doughty and Benajah Doughty, grandsons of Levi and Abigail (sons of Reuben Doughty and Mary Reece), also moved to Catahoula Parish.
I have included here information on the first generation (Mayflower), then skipped to the generation that removed to Louisiana. See LaSalle Family History for additional details. See also the cemetery survey of Pine Grove Cemetery, Blade, LaSalle Par., Louisiana, where a number of these Doughtys and their kin are buried.
Descendants of Edward Doty
Generation No. 1
1. EDWARD1 DOTY was born 1599 in Great Britain, England, and died Aug 23, 1655 in
Massachusetts. He married (1) UNKNOWN Abt. 1625. He married (2) FAITHE CLARKE Jan 6, 1633/34 in Massachusetts. She was
born Jan 6, 1617/18, and died Dec 20, 1675 in Massachusetts.
Notes for EDWARD DOTY:
Edward Doty was a passenger on the Mayflower, which left Plymouth, England on September 20, 1620. He was the fortieth signer of the Mayflower Compact, executed in the cabin of the Mayflower in Cape Cod Harbor. With other members of his party, he set forth to explore the country, Dec. 6, 1620, and consequently was engaged in the first encounter recorded with the Native American Indians on December 8, 1620. He was a member of Captain Miles Standish's first military company in 1621, and again in 1643.
Edward Doty, age 20, was considered a minor when he came over on the Mayflower in the employ of Stephen Hopkins, who was a tanner. Doty had previously been apprenticed to a London tanner, and the Plymouth records list him as Hopkin's servant, which is generally read by Doughty researchers to mean apprentice. Doty's occupation later is recorded as planter, indicating he probably did not follow the tanner trade.
On 18 June 1821, Doty fought with sword and daggar the first dual recorded in New England with Edward Leister, another servant of Stephen Hopkins. Both were wounded, one in the hand and one in the thigh. The colony sentenced them to have their heads and feet tied together, and remain tied for a full day without meat or drink. They were released within an hour at Stephen Hopkins request, "upon promise of better carriage." Doty's later disputes he resolved in the civil courts, where his name often appears as both plaintiff and defendant.
Doty settled at Plymouth, Massachusetts where the oldest house is the Doty house and the oldest wharf was named Doty. In 1624 he was granted land on Watson Hill, Plymouth for a home lot. One of his first deeds on record is dated July 12, 1637, Edward Doty to Richard Derby, signed with a mark. In 1652, he was one of the purchasers of the Dartmouth tract. His many recorded transactions indicate he became a man of property.
He married his first wife (name unknown) while in his twenties. He later married sixteen year-old Faithe Clarke on January 6, 1633/34, with whom he had 11 known children. Faith was the daughter of Thurston Clarke, whose family had come from Ipswich, England on the ship Francis. Doty joined the church and was admitted a freeman before March 7, 1636-37. He wrote his will on 20 May 1655 and it was recorded upon his death at Plymouth, 23 Aug 1655. His widow, Faithe, remarried in 1667 to John Phillips.
Children of EDWARD DOTY and FAITHE CLARKE are:
- WILLIAM2 DOTY, b. 1635.
- FAITH DOTY, b. 1636.
- EDWARD DOTY, JR., b. 1637; d. 1693.
- JOHN DOTY, b. 1639.
- THOMAS DOTY, b. 1641.
- SAMUEL DOUGHTY, b. 1643; d. 1715, m. Jane Harmon
- DESIRE DOTY, b. 1645.
- MARY DOTY, b. 1646.
- ELIZABETH DOTY, b. 1647.
- ISAAC DOUGHTY, b. 1648.
- JOSEPH DOTY, b. 1651.
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Generations No. 5 & 6
LEVI P.5 DOUGHTY (BENJAMIN4, JAMES3, SAMUEL2, EDWARD1 DOTY), b. 01 Mar 1763, probably in Chatham Co., North Carolina, d. 28 Apr 28 1854. He married ABIGAIL MORGAN, b. 1766, d. 17 Aug 1825. Levi and Abigail are buried near Felixville in East Feliciana Par., Louisiana.
Children of LEVI DOUGHTY and ABIGAIL MORGAN are:
- Mercedes,6 b. ca 1786, married Thomas Odom, remained in SC. Four children, names unknown.
- Archibald, b. ca 1788, d. Dec 9, 1826, buried Hepzibah Cem., East Feliciana Par., Louisiana. Archibald Doughty m. 1817 Elsie Knighton, E. Feliciana Par., LA. One son, Benajah, who, with Lydia Sims, had 17 children.
- Zilpha, b. ca 1789, d. 9 Jul 1878, m. John Chance, 29 Oct 1816, E. Feliciana Par., LA. Ten children, five names are known (Benajah,
Levi, Margaret, Milton, Samuel Joseph).
- Elizabeth, b. 13 Nov 1791, m. Stephen Chance, 16 Mar 1808, Wilkinson Co., MS. Six children (Benjamin, Edward, James, Levi, Richard, Samuel).
- Reuben, b. Mar 01, 1793, m. Mary Reece, 11 Mar 1813, Liberty, Amite Co., MS, died by 1826. Four children (Levi, Richard, Abigail, Benajah).
- Mary (Polly), b. ca 1794, m. William Stewart (of Scotland), moved to Catahoula Par., LA in the early 1830's. At least 10 children, including Archibald, Elizabeth, Mary, Selina, Walter, William.
- Sarah, b. ca 1795, m. Uriah Odom in SC, one dau., insane by 1839, living with father, Levi Doughty, in E. Feliciana Par., LA.
- Major Benajah, b. 9 Sep 1799, m. Panthea M. Rogers, 22 Jun 1846, buried Major Benajah Cemetery, Felixville, LA. Thirteen children (Abigail, Alex S., Carry C., Elizabeth, George W., Helen, Henry Clay, James R., Louisa, Mary M., Teresa, Timothy R., William F.).
- Nancy, b. ca 1809, m. Burnell Pool, 30 Jun 1825, moved to Catahoula Par., LA. Eight children (Garrett, Holland, Homer,
Joseph, Leonard, Lucinda, Margaret A., Mary).
- Rachel, b. ca 1810, m. Middleton Neyland, 1825 in Amite Co., MS.
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RICHARD7 DOUGHTY, the son of Reuben Doughty and Mary Reece (grandson of Levi Doughty and Abigail Morgan), was born 8 Aug 1815 in Clinton, East Feliciana Par., Louisiana. He marr. abt 1836-1837 to CHARLOTTE WEST. They moved to Catahoula Parish abt 1830, settling at first near Black River, then later at Manifest. Richard and Charlotte had thirteen children, several of whom died as infants or small children. Charlotte died ca Nov 1861. She is buried at Glenn Hill Cemetery in Rhinehart, LaSalle Par., Louisiana.
After Charlotte died, Richard married Miriam Elizabeth Wilbanks. They were married 9 May 1865. Miriam, the daughter of William Willis Wilbanks and Mariam Reece, was born 29 April 1835. she died in 1890, sometime between February and December. She was buried on the homestead in an unmarked grave, which is now lost. With Charlotte, Richard had nine more children. Richard died Jul 25, 1905 at Tullos, LaSalle Par., Louisiana.
Children of RICHARD DOUGHTY & CHARLOTTE WEST are:
1. W. T.8 DOUGHTY (RICHARD7, REUBEN6, LEVI P.5, BENJAMIN4, JAMES3, SAMUEL2, EDWARD1 DOTY), son of Richard Doughty & Charlotte West, born 1837, died during the Civil War.
2. MARY ANN8 DOUGHTY (RICHARD7, REUBEN6, LEVI P.5, BENJAMIN4, JAMES3, SAMUEL2, EDWARD1 DOTY), daughter of Richard Doughty & Charlotte West, was born Apr 30, 1839 in Catahoula Par., Louisiana, and died Oct 9, 1928 in Blade, Louisiana, buried at Pine Grove Cemetary. She married (1) Micajah Francis Poole Apr 29, 1852. He was born ca 1834 and died bet. 1856 - 1860. He was the son of Leanord R Pool and Nancy Ewell. She married (2) William H. Richey Feb 25, 1863 in Catahoula Par., Louisiana. He was born Abt. 1829 in Mississippi, and died Bet. 1868 - 1873 in Catahoula Par., Louisiana. She married (3) John Gaharan Feb 6, 1873 in Catahoula Par., Louisiana. He was born in King Co., Ireland, and died Bet. 1875 - 1883 in Catahoula Par., Louisiana. She married (4) John Warren Robertson Feb 16, 1884. He was born May 11, 1847, and died Oct 1, 1912.
Notes for MARY ANN DOUGHTY:
Mary Ann Doughty was born April 30, 1839, at Pharams Bend in Catahoula Parish, as the second child to Richard Doughty and his first wife Charlotte West.
Mary Ann was married to Micajah Francis Poole on April 29, 1852, and they had two children, a set of twins. Richard Leonard Poole and Alonzo Micajah Poole were born in Pharams Bend in 1857. The twins died sometimes after 1860, and Micajah Poole, their father, died somewhere between 1860 and 1863.
At age 24, the young widow, Mary Ann Doughty, married for the second time to William H. Richey in 1863. She and William Richey had three sons: William Henderson "Bud" Richey who was born April 1, 1864, John Henry Richey who was born April 25, 1866 and George Henderson Richey who was born March 27, 1868. William Henderson Richey was married to Leona Green on May 8, 1883. John Henry Richey married Docia Miles on April 26, 1884. George Henderson Richey married Lethia Ann Valentine about 1886. Mary Ann's second husband, William Richey died somewhere between 1868 and 1873.
Widowed yet again, on February 6, 1873, Mary Ann was married for the third time to John Gaharan. They had three sons. Their eldest, Phillip Steele Garahan, was born on November 20, 1873. Their next children were another pair of twins, James Alexander Gaharan and Dennis Bernard Gaharan. They were born on July 15, 1875. Dr. Phillip Steele Garahan married Lillie May Alexander on December 27, 1899. Their son, Dr. Taliaferro Hardtner Gaharan, who practiced medicine at the Gaharan Clinic in Jena, died from a brain tumor in Feb 1969. One of the twins, Dennis Bernard Gaharan, lived to be only 6 years old and died about 1881. The other twin, James Alexander Garahan was married to Rachel Exerine Taylor on March 26, 1900. Mary Ann's third husband, John Gaharan died somewhere between 1875 and 1883.
Widowed now for the third time, Mary Ann married fourth Sam Bass, aka John Warren Robertson, on February 16, 1884. John Robertson reportedly was the infamous Sam Bass, train robber and comtemporary of Jesse James. Having been wounded in a train robbery, he escaped to the foothills of Manifest, where he met and married the widow, Mary Ann. Mary Ann lived with Sam, aka, John, as he preferred to be known, until his death on October 1, 1912. Married for 27 years, they had no children together.
Mary Ann Doughty outlived four husbands, dying on October 9, 1928 at the age of 89. She is buried at Pine Grove Cemetery in Blade, LaSalle Parish, Louisiana, under the only cedar tree in the cemetery. Blade is just out from Whitehall which is between Rhineheart and Jena.
Note: Mary Ann Doughty Robertson is buried in plot F - 085 at Pine Grove Cemetery. No other Robertsons are recorded as buried in Pine Grove. Plot F - 086 is the grave of John Henry Richey, one of Mary Ann's children by her second marriage. Plot F - 087 is the grave of Docia Miles Richey (06/14/1867 - 05/22/1944). On the other side of Mary Ann, in plot F - 084, is A. C. Zeigler. Based on the most recent complete survey of Pine Grove, John Robertson (Sam Bass) does not appear to have been buried there. See Pine Grove Cemetery survey posted here on Tarver-Gen. - ldc
Children of MARY DOUGHTY and MICAJAH FRANCIS POOLE are:
i. RICHARD LEONARD9 POOLE, b. 1857, Catahoula Par., Louisiana; d. 1860, Catahoula Par., Louisiana.
ii. ALONZO MICAJAH POOLE, b. 1857, Catahoula Par., Louisiana; d. 1860, Catahoula Par., Louisiana.
Children of MARY DOUGHTY and WILLIAM RICHEY are:
iii. WILLIAM HENDERSON "BUD"9 RICHEY, b. Apr 1, 1864, Catahoula Par.,
Louisiana; d. Abt. 1959, Crowley, Acadia Par., Louisiana. He married Leona Green on
May 8, 1883.
iv. JOHN HENRY RICHEY, b. Apr 25, 1866, Catahoula Par.,
Louisiana; d. Feb 3, 1940, Rhineheart, Catahoula Par., Louisiana. Buried at Pine
Grove Cem., Blade, LaSalle Par., Louisiana. He married Docia Miles on April 26, 1884. Their daughter, Callie L Richey, married Steve Walker Tarver. Callie Richey Wright Tarver is buried at Forest Lawn Mem. Park, Pineville, Rapides Par., Louisiana. Grandson, Alexander Richey Jr. married Isabel Cockerham.
Obituary of JOHN H. RICHEY
The Jena Times - Olla Tullos Signal
Jena, LaSalle Parish, Louisiana
February 8, 1940, Thursday
Deaths, John H. Richey
Funeral services for John H. Richey, 74 years of age, retired merchant of Rhinehart, who died at Pineville Feb. 3 at 1:30 a.m., were held at Pine Grove Church Feb. 4 at 10:30 a.m. with Rev. Burton A. Miley of Harrisonburg officiating. Interment took place at the Pine Grove Cemetery near Rhinehart under the direction of Riser and Upshaw Funeral Home of Jena. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Docia Miles Richey, of Rhinehart; Mrs. Callie Wright of Rhinehart, and Mrs. R. C. Hatton of Alexandria, daughters; Charlie of Urania, J. W. of Oil City, Alex of Standard, Phillip of Pollock, R. R. of Alexandria, sons; George and W. H., brothers; Dr. J. Gaharan and Dr. Phil Gaharan half-brothers. Deceased spent his entire lifetime in Catahoula where he was born. He was a member of the Oak Grove Baptist Church.
(Microfilm at LaSalle Parish Library, Jena, Louisiana.)
Obituary of MRS. DOSHIA C. RICHEY
The Jena Times - Olla Tullos Signal
Jena, LaSalle Parish, Louisiana
May 25, 1944
Services for Mrs. Doshia C. Richey, 77, of Urania, who died at the Baptist Hospital, were held at 4 o'clock, May 23. Burial was in the Pine Grove Cemetery at Rhinehart. Rev. Burton Neley of Arcadia and Rev. D. E. Byrd of Urania officiated. Survivors are: C. J. Richey of Urania, John W. Richey of Oil City, Mrs. Mary Hawthorne and Mrs. S. W. Tarver of Pineville, Alexander Richey of Pollock, P. R. Richey of Ball and T. R. Richey of Pineville. Kinner and Stevens were in charge of services. (Microfilm at LaSalle Parish Library, Jena, Louisiana.)
v. GEORGE HENDERSON RICHEY, b. Mar 27, 1868, Catahoula
Par., Louisiana; d. Apr 7, 1947, Catahoula Par., Louisiana. Buried at Pine Grove Cemetery,
Blade, LaSalle Par., Louisiana. He married ca 1886 Lethia Ann Valentine, b. Jan 16,
1872, d. Jan 02, 1953.
Children of MARY DOUGHTY and JOHN GAHARAN are:
vi. PHILIP STEELE9 GAHARAN, b. Nov 20, 1873, Catahoula Par., Louisiana; d. Jun 16, 1951, Jena, LaSalle Par., Louisiana. He married Lillie May Alexander on December 27, 1899.
vii. JAMES ALEXANDER GAHARAN, b. Jul 15, 1875, Catahoula Par., Louisiana; d. Nov 13, 1946, Jena, LaSalle Par., Louisiana. He married Rachel Exerine Taylor on March 26, 1900.
Obituary of DR. J. A. GAHARAN
From The Jena Times - Olla Tullos Signal
Jena, LaSalle Parish, La.
November 14, 1946
Dr. J. A. Gaharan of Olla, Died Wednesday, November 13, at Jena
Friends and relatives far and wide are mourning the passing Wednesday, November 13, at 9:30 a. m., of Dr. J. A. Gaharan of Olla, one of the oldest and most respected physicians of this section.
Dr. Gaharan, who was 71 years at the time of passing, died while at the Jena Clinic where he had been under treatment several days. The Clinic is operated by a nephew, Dr. T. H. Gaharan. The deceased had been in ill health for the past six months.
Dr. Gaharan was born in Catahoula Parish, July 15, 1875. In early manhood he taught school in LaSalle Parish, turning the study and practice of medicine in 1909. During his medical career he served as coroner of LaSalle Parish for many years.
The deceased was a member of the First Baptist Church of Olla and a man of high moral integrity. He attended to the duties of his profession assiduously and never failed to answer the call of distressed humanity as long as health remained with him. A true friend and benefactor is lost in his passing.
Remains were held in state at Hixson Brothers, where funeral services were held in the chapel at 2:30 p. m., Thursday, November 14, 1946, with Rev. B. A. Miley conducting the services.
Interment was in Mt. Zion Cemetery with Hixson Brothers handling all arrangements.
Surviving the deceased are his wife, Mrs. Rachael Taylor Gaharan of Olla, one daughter Mrs. Joseph A. Wolf, and two grandchildren, James A., and Michael W. Wolf, of Olla; three brothers, Dr. Phil Gaharan, Tullos; George H. Richie, Olla, and William Richie, Crowley.
Nephews of the deceased served as pallbearers.
(Microfilm at LaSalle Parish Library, Jena, Louisiana.)
viii. DENNIS BERNARD GAHARAN, b. Jul 15, 1875, Catahoula Par., Louisiana; d. Abt. 1881, Catahoula Par., Louisiana.
3. RUEBEN8 DOUGHTY (RICHARD7, REUBEN6, LEVI P.5, BENJAMIN4, JAMES3, SAMUEL2, EDWARD1 DOTY), son of Richard Doughty & Charlotte West, died of measles during the Civil War
4. MARTHA ANGELINE "HON"8 DOUGHTY (RICHARD7, REUBEN6, LEVI P.5, BENJAMIN4, JAMES3, SAMUEL2, EDWARD1 DOTY), daughter of Richard Doughty & Charlotte West, born 1851, in Catahoula Par., Louisiana, buried Glenhill Cemetery. She married first Fuller Marion Albritton, on Sep 23, 1857, in Catahoula Parish. Fuller was killed in the Civil War. She married (2) J. M. Hawkins, who "was hung by Jayhawkers."
5. JAMES8 DOUGHTY (RICHARD7, REUBEN6, LEVI P.5, BENJAMIN4, JAMES3, SAMUEL2, EDWARD1 DOTY), son of Richard Doughty & Charlotte West, born 1843, enlisted at Monterrey 18 March 1862. James also died of measles during the Civil War.
6. BABY8 DOUGHTY (RICHARD7, REUBEN6, LEVI P.5, BENJAMIN4, JAMES3, SAMUEL2, EDWARD1 DOTY), son of Richard Doughty & Charlotte West, born ca 1844, buried at Black River where the floods washed away the grave.
7. BABY8 DOUGHTY (RICHARD7, REUBEN6, LEVI P.5, BENJAMIN4, JAMES3, SAMUEL2, EDWARD1 DOTY), son of Richard Doughty & Charlotte West, born ca 1845, buried at Black River where the floods washed away the grave.
8. BABY8 DOUGHTY (RICHARD7, REUBEN6, LEVI P.5, BENJAMIN4, JAMES3, SAMUEL2, EDWARD1 DOTY), son of Richard Doughty & Charlotte West, born ca 1846, buried at Black River where the floods washed away the grave.
9. ARCHIBALD "ARCH"8 DOUGHTY (RICHARD7, REUBEN6, LEVI P.5, BENJAMIN4, JAMES3, SAMUEL2, EDWARD1 DOTY), son of Richard Doughty & Charlotte West, was born Dec 19, 1848 in Catahoula Par., Louisiana. He died 10 Oct 1931 in LaSalle Parish, and is buried at Nolley Methodist Memorial Cemetery in Jena, LaSalle Par., Louisiana. He married (1) Mary Jane Kitterlin on Mar 12, 1868 in Catahoula Par., Louisiana. Mary Jane was the daughter of Caroline Cockerham and Richard Kitterlin, for whom Kitterlin Creek is named. Archibald married (2) Louisa Ann McCluer on February 10, 1877, with whom he had 11 children. Louisa Ann McCleur was born Feb 23, 1858 to David Crockett McCleur and Mary (maiden name probably Crouch) Burns (widow of Samuel Burns). Louisa died 3 March 1953 and is buried beside Archie at Nolley Cemetery. Archie and Louisa lived orginally in Tullos, but moved about 1913 to Jena, where Archie worked as a farmer.
Obituary of ARCH DOUGHTY, LaSalle Parish, Louisiana
The Jena Times - Olla Tullos Signal
Jena, LaSalle Parish, La.
October 15, 1931
Arch Doughty is Called by Death Saturday Night
Well Known Resident of Jena Dies at Home; Buried Sunday
Mr. Arch Doughty, aged 83 years, died at midnight Saturday night at his home in Midway. Mr. Doughty was a devout member of the Midway Baptist Church, and was one of the well known citizens of the Jena community. He had been suffering for some time with a heart ailment, which at his age, could not be conquered by medical care.
Mr. Doughty was born December 19, 1848. On February 12, 1877, he was married to Miss Louisa McClure, to which union was born a large family of children. Mrs. Doughty survives her husband.
Funeral services were held Sunday, Rev. W. M. Enterkin, assisted by Lee Brooks and Rev. L. D. Posey, conducted the last rites in the presence of a large host of friends and relatives. Interment was made in the Nolly Memorial Cemetery at Jena.
Besides his widow, Mr. Doughty is survived by the following children: Mrs. B. C. Alexander and Mrs. A. Floyd of Jena; Mrs. W. C. Hollaway, Mrs. Nim McCartney and Mrs. Frank Albritton, of Tullos, and Mrs. G. W. Coleman, of Haughton, La., daughters, and the following sons, L. R. Doughty, L. J. Doughty, S. A. Doughty, and Henry Doughty, all of Jena. He was preceded in death by the following brothers and sisters Dave Doughty, Mrs. Henrietta Bradford, Mrs. Lizzie Clark and Mary Jane Doughty.
(Microfilm at LaSalle Parish Library, Jena, Louisiana.)
Children of ARCHIBALD DOUGHTY and LOUISA ANN MCCLUER is:
i. PENNY9 DOUGHTY, m. ALEX FLOYD.
ii. dau9 DOUGHTY, m. B. C. Alexander.
iii. MARTHA9 DOUGHTY, b. Dec 16, 1893, d. Feb 02, 1990, LaSalle Par., LA; m. William Carey Holloway, Sep 10, 1911. William was the son of Margaret Ann Holmes and Zachariah William Holloway. He was born Aug 30, 1893, and died Jan 09, 1972 at Tullos, LaSalle Par., Louisiana.
iv. dau9 DOUGHTY, m. Nim McCartney.
v. dau9 DOUGHTY, m. Frank Albritton.
vi. dau9 DOUGHTY, m. G. W. Coleman.
vii. Henry Doughty, b. Jan 01, 1887 near Archie, LaSalle Par., Louisiana, d. May 05, 1933.
Obituary of HENRY DOUGHTY
The Jena Times - Olla Tullos Signal
Jena, LaSalle Parish, La.
Thursday, May 11, 1933
Henry Doughty is Laid to Rest Here On Last Saturday
Funeral services were held at Midway Saturday afternoon, May 6th, with Rev. Albritton, pastor of the Midway Baptist church officiating, for Henry Doughty, aged 46 years, 4 months and 5 days. His untimely death occurred on Friday due to heart failure.
Mr. Doughty was born January 1, 1887, near Archie and had resided in this section almost continuously since. At the time of his death he was engaged in farming and has many friends throughout LaSalle and adjoining parishes who will regret to learn of his death.
Surviving the deceased are his mother, Mrs. A. Doughty; five sisters, Mrs. Geo. Coleman of Shreveport, Mrs. N.C. Holloway, Mrs. A. Floyd, Mrs. B.C. Alexander and Mrs. F. Albritton and three brothers, S.A., L.J. and L.R. Doughty and many other relatives and friends.
(Microfilm at LaSalle Parish Library, Jena, Louisiana.)
viii. L. J. Doughty.
ix. Samuel Archibald Doughty, b. Jan 19, 1880, d. Sep 01, 1957 at Jena, LaSalle Par., Louisiana; m. Laurissa V. Holloway, Jul 02, 1899, Catahoula Par., LA. Laurissa was the daughter of Margaret Ann Holmes and Zachariah William Holloway. She was born Oct 14, 1878, and died Mar 04, 1935. At least six chidren.
Obituary of SAMUEL ARCH DOUGHTY
The Jena Times - Olla Tullos Signal
Jena, LaSalle Parish, La.
September 5, 1957
Samuel A. Doughty is Buried Monday at Nolley Cemetery
Samuel Arch Doughty, 77, of Trout, who died Sunday morning at the Jena Hospital at 3 o'clock, was buried Monday morning at 10 o'clock at Nolley Memorial Cemetery in Jena, following services held at the First Baptist Church of Jena.
The Rev. Hardy Bingham and the Rev. J. P. Owens conducted the final rites, with interment under the direction of Kinner and Stevens Home for Funerals, Jena.
Mr. Doughty, a member of Mt. Sinai Baptist Church, is survived by two daughters, Mrs. C. W. Mobley and Vera Doughty, both of Trout; two sons, W. C. of Trout and R. E. of Sulphur; a brother, L. R. Doughty of Jena; four sisters, Mrs. W. C. Holloway of Tullos, Mrs. Alex Floyd of Jena, Mrs. George Coleman of Haughton, and Mrs. Nim McCartney of Tyler, Texas; seven grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
Serving as pallbearers for the final rites were Barney Basham, Oscar McCartney, Harvey Currington, E. R. Cornwell, Buck Olden and Woodrow Roberts.
(Microfilm at LaSalle Parish Library, Jena, Louisiana.)
Obituary of MRS. S. A. DOUGHTY
The Jena Times - Olla Tullos Signal
Jena, LaSalle Parish, La., September 5, 1957
March 7, 1935, Thursday
Beloved Lady Dies at Her Trout Home Monday Afternoon
The untimely death of Mrs. S. A. Doughty at her Trout home on Monday afternoon was the cause for profound regret among the citizens of this section, especially those who had known her throughout long and useful life of 58 years, all of which was spent in LaSalle Parish.
Mrs. Doughty was born near Tullos in 1877 and early in life united with the Baptist Church, remaining a member the rest of her life. The direct cause of her death was given as pneumonia.
Funeral services were held at the Midway Baptist Church on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, interment following in the Nolley Memorial Cemetery in Jena, with Rev. J. J. Albritton, her pastor, officiating. She is survived by her husband, two daughters, Miss Vera Doughty and Mrs. Clarence Mobley; three sons, Claude, Beauregard, and Ernest; one sister, Mrs. W. C. McCartney and one brother, W. G. Holloway, member of the LaSalle Parish Police Jury of Tullos.
(Microfilm at LaSalle Parish Library, Jena, Louisiana.)
x. Luther Ray Doughty, b. Feb 11, 1902. He married Gertrude Summerlin Apr 11, 1926.
10. JASON "JASE" LEONARD8 DOUGHTY (RICHARD7, REUBEN6, LEVI P.5, BENJAMIN4, JAMES3, SAMUEL2, EDWARD1 DOTY), son of Richard Doughty & Charlotte West, was born Oct 16, 1852 in Monterrey, Catahoula Par., Louisiana and died at his home in Jena, LaSalle Par., Louisiana on Oct 11, 1948. On November, 1871 he married Bianca Etta Smith, daughter of Billy & Katie Smith. She was born Oct 21, 1852 in McCall Creek (near Brookhaven), Franklin Co., Mississippi, and died Dec 1, 1951 in Jena, LaSalle Par., Louisiana. Jason and Bianca Smith Doughty are buried at Pine Grove Cemetery, Old Blade Community, LaSalle Par., Louisiana. Jason and Bianca had fourteen children, all of whom were born in Catahoula Par., Louisiana.
Children of JASON LEONARD DOUGHTY and BIANCA ETTA SMITH are:
i. WILLIAM RICHARD9 DOUGHTY, b. Oct 21, 1872, Catahoula Par., Louisiana; d. Oct 6, 1965, Sulphur Springs, Hopkins Co., Texas. He married (1) Bessie Wilson, on May 1, 1898. He married (2) Ella C. McAllister on Oct 5, 1902. He is buried in the Shirley Cemetery at Sulpher Springs, TX.
ii. MARY ETTA DOUGHTY, b. Oct 4, 1874, Catahoula Par., Louisiana; d. May 8, 1963, Blade, Louisiana. She married Samuel Harrison Spinks 26 Jan 1891 in Catahoula Par., Louisiana. He was born Jan 17, 1870, and died Aug 10, 1938. Samuel H Spinks was the son of William H. N. Spinks and Sarah Jane Huffman. Mary Etta Doughty and Samuel H. Spinks are buried at Pine Grove Cemetery, Blade, LaSalle Par., Louisiana.
iii. ARCH TILTON DOUGHTY, b. Oct 21, 1876, Catahoula Par., Louisiana; d. Jul 7, 1924, Jena, LaSalle Par., Louisiana. Buried at Pine Grove Cemetery, Blade, LaSalle Par., Louisiana. He married Mellie Tullos on September 1, 1900.
iv. ROBERT LEE DOUGHTY, b. Nov 23, 1879, Catahoula Par., Louisiana; d. Nov 22, 1944, at his home in Blade, LaSalle Par., Louisiana. He married Nellie Ann Jernigan on January 17, 1901. Nellie Jernigan was born Oct 30, 1884 and died Dec 20, 1960. Nellie was the daughter of Sarah Southgate Clark and William J Jernigan. They are buried at Pine Grove Cemetery, Blade, LaSalle Par., Louisiana. All of their children were born in Blade, and most are buried at Pine Grove Cemetery.
v. JASON LEONARD (BUCK) DOUGHTY, JR., b. Aug 22, 1882 (twin), Catahoula Par., Louisiana; d. Dec 9, 1943, Jena, LaSalle Par., Louisiana; m. Effie Jane Jernigan, Dec 21, 1905, Catahoula Par., Louisiana; b. 1886; d. 1984. They are buried at Pine Grove Cemetery, Blade, LaSalle Par., Louisiana.
vi. THOMAS JEFFERSON (WHEELER) DOUGHTY, b. Aug 22, 1882 (twin), Catahoula Par., Louisiana; d. Nov 11, 1918, Jena, LaSalle Par., Louisiana. Thomas Doughty never married. He is buried at Pine Grove Cemetery, Blade, LaSalle Par., Louisiana.
vii. CHESTER ARTHUR DOUGHTY, b. Jul 26, 1885, Catahoula Par., Louisiana; d. Nov 19, 1933, Jena, LaSalle Par., Louisiana, buried at Pine Grove Cemetery, Blade, LaSalle Par., Louisiana. He married Bessie Smith, Dec 17, 1904, Catahoula Par., Louisiana.
Obituary of CHESTER ARTHUR DOUGHTY
The Jena Times - Olla Tullos Signal
Jena, LaSalle Parish, La.
November 23, 1933, Thursday
Doughty Death Causes Sorrow in this Section
Death at His own Hand Coroner's Verdict on Saturday A veil of sorrow was cast over this entire section on last Saturday night when it was learned that Chester Arthur Doughty, aged 48 years, had met death supposedly at his own hands. His untimely demise occurred shortly after midnight and it is said that he used a double barrel shotgun to affect his death, one shot taking effect in his forehead. The accident occurred at the filling station operated by Mr. Doughty near the Jena High School building. His body was discovered by his young daughter shortly after the accident happened. Mr. Doughty had been a lifelong resident of this section and was a member of one of the oldest and most respected families in Central Louisiana. No reason could be assigned for his actions. For the past few years he had operated a filling station and grocery store near the school building and had made many friends throughout the city and surrounding country.
Funeral services were held at the
Pine Grove Cemetery on Sunday after noon with Rev. Allbritton, of the Midway Baptist Church, officiating. The deceased is survived by two sons and four daughters, as follows: Coy Willard, Gholda, Bertie, Audie, and Mary, all of Jena. (Microfilm at LaSalle Parish Library, Jena, Louisiana.)
viii. MARGARET ELOUISE (MAGGIE) DOUGHTY, b. Jan 15, 1887, Catahoula Par., Louisiana; d. Aug 6, 1921, Louisiana; m. Walter David Wright, Sep 18, 1904; b. Jan 10, 1883 d. Feb 12, 1943. They are buried at Pine Grove Cemetery, Blade, LaSalle Par., Louisiana.
ix. MARTHA JANE (MATTIE) DOUGHTY, b. Aug 8, 1889, Catahoula Par., Louisiana; d. Apr 29, 1980; m. James Allen (Jim) Smith on September 12, 1905. James Smith was born 1881 and died 1954. She is said to have been buried at Pine Grove, but I did not find her grave there.
x. MINNIE BELLE DOUGHTY, b. Jul 7, 1891, Catahoula Par., Louisiana; d. Jul 23, 1971, Natchez, Adams Co., Mississippi; m. Henry Lonzo (Lon) Arthur, May 12, 1909; b. 1890; d. 1967. Minnie Belle Doughty is buried in Jena Cemetery, LaSalle Par., Louisiana.
xi. ADA VIOLA DOUGHTY, b. Dec 11, 1893, Catahoula Par., Louisiana; d. Feb 7, 1992, Jena, LaSalle Par., Louisiana; m. Walter William Hanes, Jun 25, 1913; b. 1894; d. 1964. In 1989, Ada was a resident of a Jena nursing home.
xii. JAMES EVERETT (BUD) DOUGHTY, b. Jan 5, 1895, Catahoula Par., Louisiana; d. Apr 8, 1958; m. Ruth Aline Renfrow, Feb 27, 1915, Routon, LaSalle Par., Louisiana; b. Mar 26, 1898; d. April 24, 1989. They are buried at Pine Grove Cemetery, Blade, LaSalle Par., Louisiana.
xiii. LILLIE MAE DOUGHTY, b. Jan 7, 1897, Catahoula Par., Louisiana; d. Dec 30, 1991; m. William P. (Bill) Arthur. She is buried at Pine Grove Cemetery, Blade, LaSalle Par., Louisiana.
xiv. OLEVIA BIANCA (LEVY) DOUGHTY, b. Jun 12, 1898, Catahoula Par., Louisiana; d. Nov 13, 1995, Jena, LaSalle Par., Louisiana; m. John Fermen Wilson, Feb 12, 1915; b. May 3, 1892; d. Aug 25, 1947. They are buried at Pine Grove Cemetery, Blade, LaSalle Par., Louisiana.
11. DOCTOR (DOC) LEWIS8 DOUGHTY (RICHARD7, REUBEN6, LEVI P.5, BENJAMIN4, JAMES3, SAMUEL2, EDWARD1 DOTY), son of Richard Doughty & Charlotte West, was born Dec 24, 1855 in Catahoula Parish, and died Jan 22, 1940 in LaSalle Par., Louisiana. He Married Mary Lou Miles 1876. She was born Mar 18, 1858, and died Feb 12, 1917 in LaSalle Par., Louisiana. They are buried in Heard Cemetary at Manifest, LaSalle Par., Louisiana.
Children of DOCTOR (DOC) DOUGHTY and MARY MILES are:
i. JOHN MANUEL9 DOUGHTY, b. Dec 14, 1877, Catahoula Parish; d. Jan 23, 1958, Pineville, Rapides Par., Louisiana, buried at Heard Cem., LaSalle Par., Louisiana.
Obituary of JOHN MANUEL DOUGHTY
The Jena Times - Olla Tullos Signal
Jena, LaSalle Parish, La.
January 30, 1958
John M. Doughty, 80, is Buried Saturday at Heard Cemetery
John Manuel Doughty, 80, who died last Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock at a Pineville nursing home, was buried Saturday following services held at the First Baptist Church at Tioga.
Dr. Billy Smith and the Rev. Harold Davis conducted the final rites, with interment following in the Heard Cemetery near Manifest under the direction of Hixson Brothers Funeral Home. The Rev. J. P. Owens of Jena assisted in the graveside rites.
Mr. Doughty, who had served as a deacon of the Baptist Church since his younger days, is survived by two sons, B. E. of Tioga and J. E. of Jonesville; a sister, Mrs. Ethel Girlinghouse of Jena; a brother, A. G. of Bakersfield, Calif.; nine grandchildren, including Dr. B. E. Doughty of Jena, and 14 great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Robert Doughty, Everett Doughty, James Doughty, Riley Doughty, Earl Doughty and Eldon Doughty.
(Microfilm at LaSalle Parish Library, Jena, Louisiana.)
ii. RICHARD LEVI DOUGHTY, b. Aug 15, 1873; d. Jan 28, 1921, LaSalle Par., Louisiana, buried in Heard Cem., LaSalle Par., Louisiana.
iii. HENRY DOUGHTY, b. 1881; d. 1957.
iv. THOMAS G. DOUGHTY, b. Nov 5, 1883; d. Aug 16, 1910, LaSalle Par., Louisiana, buried in Heard Cem., LaSalle Par., Louisiana.
v. DAISY DOUGHTY, b. Oct 17, 1885; d. Apr 3, 1950, LaSalle Par., Louisiana, buried at Oak Grove Cemetary, Manifest, LaSalle Par., Louisiana..
vi. MILLARD THOMPSON DOUGHTY, REV., b. Sep 4, 1887, Manifest, LaSalle Par., Louisiana; d. Nov 8, 1954, Manifest, LaSalle Par., Louisiana.
vii. RODDIE WILLIAM DOUGHTY, b. 1889; d. 1941.
Obituary of RODDIE W. DOUGHTY
The Jena Times - Olla Tullos Signal
Jena, LaSalle Parish, La.
Thursday, July 10, 1941
Jena Lady's Brother Died In Shreveport Tuesday, July 8th
On Tuesday, July 8th Mrs. P. O. Girlinghouse's brother, Mr. Roddie W. Doughty, age 51 years, 11 months and 14 days, died in a Shreveport hospital following a lingering illness.
Funeral services were held at the Manifest Baptist church on July 9th at 3:30 p.m., with Rev. B. A. Miley, of Harrisonburg officiating. Interment was made at the Heard Cemetery near Manifest under the direction of Kinner and Stevens Funeral Home of Jena.
The deceased is the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Doughty, deceased, of Manifest. He was born in Rhinehart and has been a resident of this section his entire lifetime. He was a member of the Baptist Church of Manifest and a member of the American Legion of Alexandria.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. P. O. Girlinghouse of Jena; Mrs. Fred Little of Manifest; four brothers, J. M. of Pineville, A. G. of Bakersfield, Calif., H., and Rev. M. T. of Manifest.
The Times joins friends in extending heartfelt sympathy to Mrs. Girlinghouse and the family, in their bereavement.
(Microfilm at LaSalle Parish Library, Jena, Louisiana.)
viii. FLORRIE DELLA DOUGHTY, b. 1891; d. 1938.
ix. CHARLIE CLEVELAND DOUGHTY, b. 1894; d. 1940.
x. ABER GILBERT DOUGHTY, b. 1896; d. 1963.
xi. OLA ETHEL DOUGHTY, b. 1898.
xii. AUGUSTUS DOUGHTY, b. 1900; d. 1931.
12. SAMUEL8 DOUGHTY (RICHARD7, REUBEN6, LEVI P.5, BENJAMIN4, JAMES3, SAMUEL2, EDWARD1 DOTY), son of Richard Doughty & Charlotte West, was born 1858
13. MAJOR "MAJE"8 DOUGHTY (RICHARD7, REUBEN6, LEVI P.5, BENJAMIN4, JAMES3, SAMUEL2, EDWARD1 DOTY), son of Richard Doughty & Charlotte West, was born Oct 19, 1861 in Rhineheart, Louisiana. He died Jun 19, 1937 and is buried in Chalk Hill Cem., LaSalle Par., Louisiana. He married Martha I. Miles Dec 6, 1883 in Louisiana, Catahoula. She was born Mar 29, 1865 in Catahoula Par., Louisiana, and died Feb 17, 1952 in Little Creek, LaSalle Par., Louisiana.
Children of MAJOR DOUGHTY and MARTHA MILES are:
i. RICHARD MORLAN9 DOUGHTY, b. Sep 21, 1884, Tullos, LaSalle Par., Louisiana; d. May 31, 1954, Shreveport, Caddo Par., Louisiana; m. Mary Jane Bradford, Sep 8, 1906. They are buried at Pine Grove Cemetery, Blade, LaSalle Par., Louisiana.
ii. LULA MAY DOUGHTY, b. Apr 3, 1886, Tullos, LaSalle Par., Louisiana; d. May 16, 1917; m. William Benjamin Floyd, Dec 22, 1904.
iii. DAVID MONROE DOUGHTY, b. Nov 1888, Tullos, Louisiana; d. May 19, 1968, Orange, Texas; m. Blanche Findley, May 6, 1914.
iv. ANNIE LUCRETIA DOUGHTY, b. Aug 5, 1889, Tullos, LaSalle Par., Louisiana; d. Jan 21, 1979; m. Robert Larry Holladay.
v. MELVA REBECCA DOUGHTY, b. Sep 1, 1891, Tullos, LaSalle Par., Louisiana; d. Jun 6, 1987, Jena, LaSalle Par., Louisiana; m. Thomas Earl Coffer, 1909, Eldorado, Union Co., Arkansas.
vi. MAJOR LEE DOUGHTY, b. Nov 26, 1893, Tullos, LaSalle Par., Louisiana; d. Jun 7, 1916, Little Creek, LaSalle Par., Louisiana.
vii. ADA IDELLA DOUGHTY, b. Nov 26, 1893, Tullos, LaSalle Par., Louisiana; d. Aug 2, 1921; m. Allen J. Stringfellow, May 20, 1918.
viii. ALONZO ROBINSON DOUGHTY, b. Nov 20, 1898, Tullos, LaSalle Par., Louisiana; d. Jan 31, 1955, Monroe, Ouachita Par., Louisiana.; m. Maydelle Purser, Jun 27, 1925.
ix. LITTLE SISTER DOUGHTY, b. Dec 1900, Tullos, LaSalle Par., Louisiana; d. Feb 1901.
x. JAMES AUTHUR DOUGHTY, b. Feb 18, 1902, Tullos, LaSalle Par., Louisiana; d. Nov 21, 1960, Beaumont, Jefferson Co., Texas; m. Alba Beard.
xi. KATIE ALINE DOUGHTY, b. Nov 14, 1903, Tullos, LaSalle Par., Louisiana; m. Preston Eugene Trichel, Jun 17, 1925.
xii. CARRIE ETTA DOUGHTY, b. Sep 6, 1905, Tullos, LaSalle Par., Louisiana; m. Moah Norsworthy, Oct 6, 1966.
xiii. LYDIA DOUGHTY, b. Apr 27, 1907, Tullos, LaSalle Par., Louisiana; m. William (Bill) Andrews, Jul 28, 1924.
xiv. PHILIP HARDTNER DOUGHTY, b. Aug 28, 1910, Tullos, LaSalle Par., Louisiana; d. May 29, 1984, Beaumont, Jefferson Co., Texas; m. Lorena Sublette.
Children of RICHARD DOUGHTY & MIRIAM ELIZABETH WILBANKS are:
- Charlie, b. July 8, 1866
- Edward, b. Mar 21, 1868, m. Mary Rebecca Jones, raised younger sister Ada after their mother's death.
- Abigail, b. 1870
- Dolly, b. Nov 1872
- Tullie E., b. 1876, m. Ike Valentine, raised her younger sister, Della, after their mother's death.
- Ella, b. 1878
- Della, b. Sep 22, 1881
- Ada Lavenia, b. Jun 24, 1885
- infant, b. ca 1886
1. CHARLEY8 DOUGHTY (RICHARD7, REUBEN6, LEVI P.5, BENJAMIN4, JAMES3, SAMUEL2, EDWARD1 DOTY), son of Richard Doughty and Miriam Elizabeth Wilbanks, was born on July 8, 1866
2. EDWARD8 DOUGHTY (RICHARD7, REUBEN6, LEVI P.5, BENJAMIN4, JAMES3, SAMUEL2, EDWARD1 DOTY), son of Richard Doughty and Miriam Elizabeth Wilbanks, was born Mar 21, 1868 in Little Creek, Catahoula Par., Louisiana, and died Jul 13, 1945 in Little Creek, Louisiana. He married on Nov 9, 1886 in Catahoula Parish to Mary Rebecca Jones, the daughter of Jane Elizabeth Curtis and Norris Wright Jones. She was born Dec 23, 1872 in LaSalle Parish, and died Feb 26, 1964 in LaSalle Parish.
Notes for EDWARD DOUGHTY
Edward's family operated a farm and owned a grist mill and gin at Little Creek, in Catahoula Par., when Edward was growing up. Seven years after their marriage, Edward and Rebecca's first child, a son, was born. The following year, in 1894, he homesteaded property adjacent his father's in Little Creek. The next year, in 1895, their second (and last) child, a daughter, was born. About 1900, he had built a mercantile store, and not long after, built a home for his family. Oil &gas were discovered on their land in 1901. Edward died at age 77 from cancer. Rebecca lived to age 92, when she punctured a lung and died on the way to the hospital. Edward Doughty and his wife, Mary Rebecca Jones, are buried at Chalk Hill Cem., LaSalle Par., Louisiana.
Obituary of MARY REBECCA DOUGHTY
The Jena Times - Olla Tullos Signal
Jena, LaSalle Parish, La.
February 27, 1964
Mrs. Mary Doughty Dies, Services Held
Mrs. Mary Rebecca Doughty of Little Creek, died Saturday, Feb. 22 at 12:20 p.m. in a Jena hospital. She was 91 years of age.
Funeral services were held Sunday, Feb. 23 at 3 p.m. in the Zenoria Baptist Church with the Revs. Leslie McCartney, Donald Lemmons and John Lee Dayton officiating. Burial was in Chalk Hill Cemetery of Zenoria under the direction of Hixson Brothers Funeral Home of Jena.
Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Curtis Franklin of Little Creek; one son, C. E. Doughty of Little Creek; one brother, C. D. Jones of Urania; one sister, Mrs. Flora Bethard of Midway; seven grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were H. H. Carter, Arlie Miles, Quinton Miles, Steve Cockerham, J. W. Cockerham and Sammy Doughty.
(Microfilm at LaSalle Parish Library, Jena, Louisiana.)
Children of EDWARD DOUGHTY and REBECCA JONES are:
i. CHARLES EDWARD9 DOUGHTY, b. Feb 13, 1893 at Little Creek, Catahoula Par., Louisiana,
d. Feb 21, 1987 at Little Creek, LaSalle Par., Louisiana; m. on Feb 07, 1915 at Jena,
LaSalle Par., Lousiana to Zarilla Cockerham, daughter of James Rufus Cockerham and
Elizabeth McAnally. Zarilla Cockerham was born Jan 27, 1896 at Tullos, LaSalle Par.,
Louisiana and died Oct 25, 1971 at Alexandria, Rapides Par., Louisiana.
Notes for CHARLES E DOUGHTY
Charles E Doughty and wife, Zarilla Cockerham, met while attending the Normal School in Natchitoches in 1913-1914. Afterwards, he was the principal and she was a teacher in a one-room school. They moved for a time to New Mexico, and then to El Paso. After his retirement from the railroad in 1949, they returned to Little Creek, LaSalle Par., La, where they lived until their deaths. There are five known children of their marriage. They are buried at Chalk Hill Cem., Little Creek, LaSalle Par., Louisiana.
ii. LENA DOUGHTY, b. 16 Nov 1895 at Little Creek, Catahoula Par., Louisiana,
d. Oct 21, 1981; m. on 30 Nov 1931, Curtis Franklin. Curtis Franklin was born 25 Feb 1893,
and died 19 July 1969. Both Lena and Curtis are buried at Chalk Hill Cem., LaSalle Par., Louisiana.
12. DOLLY8 DOUGHTY (RICHARD7, REUBEN6, LEVI P.5, BENJAMIN4, JAMES3, SAMUEL2, EDWARD1 DOTY) was born 1872, and died 1910. She married Robert Waggoner Feb 8, 1890 in Caldwell Par., Louisiana.
Child of DOLLY DOUGHTY and ROBERT WAGGONER is:
i. BESSIE9 WAGGONER, m. SIDNEY FOSTER.
NOTES
LaSalle Parish was created out of the western half of Catahoula Parish on January 1, 1910.
SOURCES
Cemetery survey, Pine Grove Cemetery, LaSalle Par., Louisiana, surveyed with photographs, 1999 by Lotus Cirilo.
LaSalle Parish Geneal. Assoc., LaSalle Parish History, Families Past and Present, (Curtis Media Corp.: Dallas, Texas, 1989), F93, pp. 178-1863.
Personal Pages of Joe & Mary Ann Doughty, which I can no longer locate on the internet, previously posted at: http://www.locnet.net/doughty/newpage11.htm.
See also: Historical Southern Families, vol. X; Succession of Abigale Doughty, Book G, pp. 240-44,, 1839, Clinton, Louisiana; Petition of Levi Doughty, 5 Dec 1826, East Feliciana Par., Louisiana; Will of LEvi Doughty, filed 6 May 1854, East Feliciana Par., Louisiana; Amite Co., Mississippi Marriages, 1699-1865, vol 1, Albert Casey, comp.; U.S. Census Records, Cheraws Co., SC, p. 46, no. 046; 1800 Census, Darlington Co., SC, p. 149; 1820 & 1830 Census, East Feliciana Par., Louisiana
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