Person:Milton Doughty (1)

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Milton Cayce or Case Doughty
b.10 Jan 1847 Farmington, Saint Francois Co., Missouri, United States
d.12 Mar 1913 Farmington, Saint Francois Co., Missouri, United States
Parents and Siblings
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m. 17 Mar 1829
  1. Sophronia Doughty1830 - 1838
  2. Daniel Beers Young Doughty1834 - 1866
  3. James Doughty1836 - 1862
  4. Sarah Margaret Doughty1838 - 1903
  5. Alfred Mahlon Doughty1840 - 1899
  6. David Jackson Doughty1842 - 1931
  7. Prudence Hathaway Doughty1844 - 1869
  8. Milton Cayce or Case Doughty1847 - 1913
  9. Marcus Lodge Doughty1849 - 1941
  10. Ira Jackson Doughty1851 - 1925
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  Milton Cayce or Case Doughty1847 - 1913
  • W.  Sarah Jane Wood1853 - 1932
m. 7 Mar 1877
  1. Job Marcus Doughty1878 -
  2. Mary Isabella Doughty1879 -
  3. Julia Etheline Doughty1881 - 1965
  4. Stella Prudence Doughty1884 -
  5. Walter Wood Doughty1888 - 1949
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Facts and Events
Name Milton Cayce or Case Doughty
Gender Male
Birth? 10 Jan 1847 Farmington, Saint Francois Co., Missouri, United States
Marriage 7 Mar 1877 De Lassus, Saint Francois Co., Missouri, United Statesto Sarah Jane Wood
Death? 12 Mar 1913 Farmington, Saint Francois Co., Missouri, United States
Burial? Saint Francois Co., Missouri, United Stateshome farm 1.5 mi from Farmington

From OBR, pg 103: "Milton Cayce Doughty spent his entire life (except a few months in Illinois during the Civil Way) on the old farm, near Farmington, where his parents settled in 1836. He was a good father, a good neightbor, and an industrious, successful farmer. During the last twenty years of his life he was an Elder in the Presbyterian Church.

He passed away at his home 1 1/2 miles south of Farmington Wednesday morning March 12, 1913. Funeral services were held at the residence, conducted by his pastor Rev. C. E. Hickok, after which the remains were interred in the family burying ground.

Mr. Doughty was born on the farm on which he died and on which he had resided all his life. The entire community realizes with his faithful wife and sorrowing children, that a good man has gone out from among us. He will be missed for he was a leader. Faithful in his Christian duty, his was a worthy example: tireless and thoughtful in daily labor, his farm and home are not surpassed in all this section."

References
  1.   Robbins, Oscar Burton. History of the Jackson family of Hempstead, Long Island, N.Y., Ohio and Indiana: descendants of Robert and Agnes Washburn Jackson. (Loveland, Colo.: Robbins, 1951)
    97, 103.
  2.   Obituary.

    Julia E. Dougthy Menge

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