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     Dennis Clay Douty was born on 19 January 1832.^1,2 He was the son of James Douty and Corrilla Harn.
     Never married.² Ellen Dorcas Harn Manuscript.

     Edwin C. Douty was the son of Charles Moses Douty and Martha E. Cochran. Edwin C. Douty died circa __ ___ 1900-1902.^1,2

     Elizabeth Douty was the daughter of Otho Reynolds Douty and Sarah Anne Penn. Elizabeth Douty married Samuel Keefer.
     Her married name was Keefer.

     Grafton Douty was born on 28 October 1811.^1,2 He was the son of James Douty and Corrilla Harn. Grafton Douty married Elizabeth C. Leatherwood on 4 April 1833.^1,3

     Harry Douty was the son of John Douty and Margaret Gilbert. Harry Douty married (?) Lindsey.²

     Henry Winter Douty was the son of Caleb Douty and Anna Eliza (?).
     Henry Winter Douty was named after best frient, "Henry Winter Davis".²

     James Douty married Corrilla Harn, daughter of Caleb (II) Harn and Sally Davis, on 9 July 1809 at Maryland.^1,2 James Douty died on 24 February 1847.^3,2
      James Douty was a Blacksmith. Ellen Dorcas Harn Manuscript. Owned a valuable slave, Josh, who went way of underground railroad.

     James Columbus Douty was born on 31 January 1825.^1,2 He was the son of James Douty and Corrilla Harn.
     Never married.²

     John Douty was born on 18 October 1817.^1,2 He was the son of James Douty and Corrilla Harn. John Douty married Margaret Gilbert on 24 November 1842 at Frederick Co., Maryland.^1,3 John Douty died abt Spring 1895.^1,3
     John and Margaret had a child that died in infancy.

     Margaret C. Douty was the daughter of Charles Moses Douty and Martha E. Cochran.
     Unmarried.²

     Nannie Douty was the daughter of Caleb Douty and Anna Eliza (?).
     Nannie has several children, she had married a Thomas. Nannie's eldest son, Charles is married, with kids in Baltimore.

     Otho Reynolds Douty was born on 21 January 1828.^1,2 He was the son of James Douty and Corrilla Harn. Otho Reynolds Douty married Sarah Anne Penn on 4 September 1851 at Frederick Co., Maryland.^1,3

     Virginia C. Douty was the daughter of Charles Moses Douty and Martha E. Cochran. Virginia C. Douty married male Suman.
     Her married name was Suman.

     William Douty was the son of Otho Reynolds Douty and Sarah Anne Penn.
     William married a Miss Garver.

     William Downer married Ethel Christopher, daughter of Walter C. Christopher and Adna Haney.

     Female Doyle married Calvin W. Harn, son of Wesley Jaleel Harn and Urith Mannahan.

     SOURCE: Jerry E. Nestaval letter 26Mar1992.

     Gwendoly Lucile Dragon is the daughter of Anthony G. Dragon. Gwendoly Lucile Dragon married Kirk Zack Nestaval, son of Edward John Nestaval and Esther Alvina Halvorson, on 1 June 1974 at Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., Minnesota.²

     Estella Rebecca Draper was born on 17 February 1906 at Groveland, Bingham Co., Idaho.¹ She married Forest Fox. Estella Rebecca Draper was the daughter of Zemira Terry Draper and Olga Josephine Poulson. Estella Rebecca Draper married Herman William Burlew. Estella Rebecca Draper married Albra Jonathan Perkins, son of Charles Raymond Perkins and Florence Eugenia Twombley, on 10 December 1960 at Seattle, King Co., Washington.
     Her married name was Fox. Her married name was Perkins. Her married name was Burlew.

     Zemira Terry Draper married Olga Josephine Poulson.
     Ancestral File Number submitted by Jeanne Fox Wilson.

     Rachel Drewry married Thomas Hearne, son of Thomas Hearne and Nancy Wilson.
     Her married name was Hearne. History of West Virginia & It's People, Vol III, pg 701-704.

     Mary Elizabeth Drollinger was born on 2 September 1880 at Mill Creek, LaPorte Co., Indiana.¹ She was the daughter of Noah Quinby Drollinger and Sarah Elizabeth Custer. Mary Elizabeth Drollinger married Alexis Coquillard Rupel, son of Osborn Dallas Rupel and Josephine Adelaide Coquillard, on 12 October 1904 at South Bend, Saint Joseph Co., Indiana. Mary Elizabeth Drollinger died on 20 March 1969 at South Bend, Saint Joseph Co., Indiana, at age 88.¹
     Her married name was Rupel. Her Social Security Number was 306-48-3682.² Ruple Family in America, 1988, by Jack D. Ruple Sr., pg 152.

     Noah Quinby Drollinger was born on 16 April 1853 at Mill Creek, LaPorte Co., Indiana.¹ He married Sarah Elizabeth Custer on 20 October 1879 at Buchanan, Berrien Co., Michigan.¹ Noah Quinby Drollinger died on 18 July 1934 at South Bend, Saint Joseph Co., Indiana, at age 81.¹

     Ann Druliner married Jacob Shimp, son of Andrew Shimp and Margaret Wendyell, in 1838.¹ Ann Druliner died circa 1840.²
     Her married name was Shimp.

     Catherine Drullinger married Edward Summers.
     Her married name was Summers. History of St. Joseph Co., Indiana, 1907, pg 778.

     Rebecca DuBois married Col. Henry Brewer.
     Her married name was Brewer.

     Sarah Ann DuBois was born on 16 May 1813.¹ She married Ebenezer Purdy, son of David Purdy and Elizabeth Ann Hopkins, on 18 January 1838. Sarah Ann DuBois died on 7 January 1879 at age 65.¹ She was buried at City Cemetery, Ithaca, Tompkins Co., New York.
     Her married name was Purdy.

     David Dudley was born in 1792.¹ He was the son of Micajah Dudley and Susan Foster.¹ David Dudley married Eunice Buffum, daughter of Joshua Buffum and Patience Rogers, on 14 March 1817 at Berwick, York Co., Maine.¹

     Grace Dudley was born circa 1816? At China, Kennebec Co., Maine.¹ She was the daughter of Micajah Dudley Jr. and Experience Wing.¹

     John Wesley Dudley was born circa 1815.¹ He was the son of Micajah Dudley Jr. and Experience Wing.¹
     By 1895 John Wesley had 275 full grown trees in his orchard, including 200 Dudley Winter apples. But at that time, his brothers were turning their attention to potatoes and John decided to move to Washington State, near Yakima. His orchard was cut down and has been put into potatoes ever since.
Dudley Winter was the most widely planted new variety at the turn of the last century in the North. Probably the most well-known Maine apple variety outside the state, it spread as far as Wisconsin and Canada, where it is still grown commercially. The apple was particularly important 100 years ago because "keeping" apples were virtually unknown that far north. The keepers almost always require a fairly long season to ripen, and by late fall in Aroostook County, apples are frozen on the tree.
The medium-to-large roundish fruit is overlaid with rosy red dots, stripes and wash, with firm but tender, aromatic mild subacid very juicy flesh. Quite good for fresh eating and cooking from late September well into winter.
Seedling of Duchess or New Brunswicker. Dudley Farm, Castle Hill, ME (Aroostook County), about 1877. Also called Dudley, North Star and Dudley's Winter. Originated by John Wesley Dudley, owner of one of the finest orchards in Aroostook County and son of one of the area's first settlers. His father, Micajah Dudley, came to Ashland in Aroostook County from China, ME in 1838, and later moved to Castle Hill with his four sons.
http://www.fedcoseeds.com/trees/apples/dudley.htm.¹ John Wesley Dudley was a Orchardist.¹