Joseph Dougan (1749- died after 1800), 2nd eldest, did not participate in the fighting (he may have been a Quaker), but remained in Randolph County, as did his son Joseph, who died intestate in 1832. This son's wife Nancy was forced by law to auction all livestock and household goods to settle the estate (some of which, including a cow and calf and a pig and four piglets, she purchased herself in order to re-establish a home for herself and her children. Her relatives purchased items, perhaps to help her out.
http://raneygenealogy.blogspot.com/2017/08/the-dougan-brothers-after-american.html
