Isaiah DOTY

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ISAIAH DOTY. History of Morrow County page 894. Isaiah Doty, brother of the last above named, volunteered March 31, 1864 at Oshkosh, Wisconsin, and was mustered into service April 13, 1864, as a private of Company B, 37th Wisconsin Infantry Volunteers, to serve three years. July 27,1865, he was mustered out with his regiment as a private having served one years, three months, and twenty six days.

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Burial buried Berlin,Greenlake,Oakwood Cem.

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Isaiah served in the Civil War in Co..,B, 37th Inf. He was a drummer and also made drums. We have one of his drums from the Civil War. bonnie Lou Adams now holds this instrument, along with the drumsticks which are made of Ebony wood. Isaiah's great-grandfather, Stephen was also a drummer in the Revolutionary War. He served for three years and was mustered out with his company on July 27, 1865. He had brown hair, was 5'9" and had a dark complexion. It is thought that Ellen Fox had a lot of Indian ancestry and the features on her descendants show that this could be true. After the war, Isaiah ran a ranch and dairy on Doty island. he made cheese. The following articles from the Berlin newspaper, are about the process that he invented, that allowed him to make small round cheeses for the families he sold to. Isaiah owned about 1900 acres around the white river, but the family farm has burned, after which the family moved into Berlin. The last child of Isaiah Doty "Amy" killed herself and left all of the family property/including her brother, Wesley's, to her friend, cousin, and neighbor a Miss Shepard. Wesley's daughter, our grandmother was only a teenager at the time and did not know to contest the will.[doughty.FTW]

Isaiah served in the Civil War in Co..,B, 37th inf. He was a drummer and also made drums. We have one of his drums from the Civil War. bonnie Lou Adams now holds this instrument, along with the drumsticks which are made of Ebony wood. Isaiah's great-grandfather, Stephen was also a drummer in the Revolutionary War. He served for three years and was mustered out with his company on July 27, 1865. He had brown hair, was 5'9" and had a dark complexion. It is thought that Ellen Fox had a lot of Indian ancestry and the features on her descendants show that this could be true. After the war, Isaiah ran a ranch and dairy on Doty island. he made cheese. The following articles from the Berlin newspaper, are about the process that he invented, that allowed him to make small round cheeses for the families he sold to. Isaiah owned about 1900 acres around the white river, but the family farm has burned, after which the family moved into Berlin. The last child of Isaiah Doty "Amy" killed herself and left all of the family property/including her brother, Wesley's, to her friend, cousin, and neighbor a Miss Shepard. Wesley's daughter, our grandmother was only a teenager at the time and did not know to contest the will.

More About ISAIAH DOTY:
Burial: Union Cemetery148
Enlisted at:: March 31, 1864, Oshgosh county, Wis.
Military service: Pvt. Co.B.37th Regt., Wis. Vol. Inf.(drummer)

Children of ELEANOR FOX and ISAIAH DOTY are:
i. ARTHUR ADELBURT4 DOTY148, b. December 1868, Berlin Greenlake, Wisconsin148; d. 1937, Braintree, Mass.148; m. ANNE ALICE LYDIA FOX148, May 07, 1890, Berlin, Greenlake, Wisconsin148; d. Braintree, Mass.
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ii. STEPHEN WILLIAM DOTY148, b. August 1869, Berlin Greenlake, Wisconsin148; d. December 22, 1923, Berlin Greenlake, Wisconsin148; m. (1) JESSIE DURKEE148; m. (2) LILLIAN FINN148, April 15, 1894, GreenLake County, Wis.148; d. , Berlin, greenlake, Wisconsin148.

More About STEPHEN WILLIAM DOTY:
Burial: Union cemertery, Berlin, Wis.

More About LILLIAN FINN:
Burial: Union cemertery, Berlin, Wis.

iii. AMY DOTY148, b. November 19, 1877, Berlin, Greenlake co., Wis.148; d. August 26, 1919, Oshgosh, wis..

More About AMY DOTY:
Burial: September 02, 1919, Riverside Cemetery, Oshgosh, wis.

iv. WESLEY DOTY149,150, b. March 25, 1885, Berlin Greenlake, Wisconsin151,152; d. May 27, 1919, Oshkosk, winabago Co. Wisconsin153; m. FRANCES LAMP154,155, October 10, 1902, Green Lake, Wisconsin155; b. October 04, 1880, Dakota, Wis.156; d. 1903, Princeton, Wis.156.

More About WESLEY DOTY:
Burial: Riverside Cemetery, Oshgosh, wis.
Fact 1: invented the 1st car jack157,158
Fact 2: invented the potatoe peeler159,160

More About FRANCES LAMP:
Burial: Westside Cemetery160
Cause of Death: Lukemia160,161
Fact 1: school teacher162,163

Notes from Susan Frazier

Isaiah married Clarissa STATLER, daughter of John STATLER and Mary SOPER, in Apr 1847 in Berlin, , Wisconsin, USA. (Clarissa STATLER was born in Dec 1827 in Ohio and died on 31 Aug 1850 in Oshkosh, Winnebago, Wisconsin, USA.)

Isaiah next married Elizabeth STATLER, daughter of John STATLER and Mary SOPER, on 13 Jan 1852 in Winnebago, Winnebago Co., Wisconsin.⁷⁵ (Elizabeth STATLER was born in 1833 in Pennsylvania ⁷⁵ and died on 2 Aug 1855 in Oshkosh, Winnebage County, Wisconsin.)

Isaiah next married Eleanor FOX, daughter of William H. FOX and Elizabeth LANGS, on 17 Nov 1866 in Winnebago, Wisconsin. (Eleanor FOX was born on 15 Oct 1840 in Canisteo, Steuben, New York, died on 10 May 1918 in Oshkosh, Winnebago, Wisconsin and was buried on 14 May 1918 in Riverside Cemetery, Oshkosh, Winnebago, Wisconsin.)