..he [Joseph] married a second wife Amy about 1691. Amy was named in his will in 1704, and either she or her daughter Amy witnessed Ellis Daggett’s will in 1711 and witnessed a deed on 17 November 1712
No contemporary Anne Doggid (Doggett/Daggett) appears in records, and it is likely that Ame Doggid was meant; perhaps Amy held land in her own right, but nothing more is known. This raises the possibility that Amy was also an Indian. But neither she nor her children by Joseph Daggett are on record as having inherited title to Indian land, as did Joseph’s two oldest daughters.
