1. William Emanuel Doty (Levi. Samuel. John. Samuel. Samuel. Edward) was born June 17,1822 near Johnstown,PA. and died April 20.1912 in Pullman, WA. He married Susanna Charlotte Crull January 07, 1849 in probably PA.

Started migrating westward from PA. In 1844.finally accomplishing almost a complete span of the continent (listed in Kansas census in 1870).

Final move in 1876 was to the eastern part of WT.

His 13 children, had been born in lndiaina, Iowa and Kansas. The proof affidavit for Wm Doty's homestead in Kansas describes the improvements: a house of log & stone, tight roof & floor, having 2 doors & 2 windows. Cultivated 65 acres of land, dug 3 wells of good water, built a stable, planted fruit trees & anorchard.

(Doris Mann)

Bv the time he had settled in WT his 2 oldest daughters were married to brothers. Sylvester & Theodore Glaspey. Elizabeth had married John Karnes in Kansas. William's 2 oldest sons levi & William married at the end of the trail Ida & Sarah Glaspey (daughters of John Glaspey, a brother of Theodore & Sylvester) in Walla Walla, WA. Both families had been in the wagon train.

In 1975 a resident of Pullman, WA who had lived on one of the Doty farms when he was growing up, remembered William as an elderly man who had a large family & built 3 homes about one half mile apart & planted 3 orchards of apples. plums. cherries & pears, as well as cottonwoods & poplar trees & a huge flower garden of lilacs, tulips, lilies & iris in front of his house.Previously proved a homestead in Kansas. thus. his land near Pullnan was composed of a 160 acre pre-emption claim & an 80 acre timber culture claim. The latter proved by planting trees. Member of the United Bretheran Church in Whitman Co., WA. Lula Neet. his granddaughter. discribed him as a devout man who could preach a sermon and who often provided his home for church meetings. Deeded his 80 acres to his 2 youngest sons in 189?, however son Freeman died 6 years before William. Listed in his son Grant's household in 1910 census, where he died in 1912. Buried Golden Rod Cemetery., Pullman. WA (Doris Mann)

i. Levi Emanuel5 Dotty, born September 23,1849 in Union Twp., Porter Co., IN: died December 31,1926 in Kamiah. Lewis Co., ID. He married Ida Clarissa Glaspey September 21, 1876 in Walla Walla. WT.

Levi & Ida had 4 children

ii. Delilah Jane Doty. born July 04.1851 in I Union Co., Porter Co., IN: died March 20, 1929 in Walla Walla. WA.

iii. Nancy Ellen Doty, born Februan; 17. 1853 in Union Twp., Porter Co., IN. (died October 11, 1921 in Springfield , Lane Co.. OR. She married Theodore Glaspey October 15, 1869 in Boone Co., IA.

Had 12 children with Nancy Ellen

iv. William Jesse Doty, horn Februar, 16, 1855 in Highland Twp., Clayton Co., IA; died November 11, 1930 in Sebastopol, Sonoma Co., CA. He married Sarah Eliza Glaspey October 10, 1876 in Walla Walla. WA.

Married Sarah Glaspey after both their families had come to Washingon Territor,. on the same wagon train. William and Sarah lived many years in Washington & Oregon. They had 10 children. Moved to Sebastopol, CA in 1898. Doris Mann's branch of the Dotys descended from

William Jesse & Sarah Glaspey Doty.

Came to Washington Territory with her father and his second wife, Frances in 1876.(Doris Mann 1981)

V. Elizabeth A. Doty, born April 22, 1857 in Highiand Twp., Clayton Co., IA; died July 12, 1931 in Oakridge, Lane Co., OR. She married John Karnes September 30, 1874 in Ottawa Co. KS.

vi. Sarah R. Doty, horn March 19, 1859 in Highland Twp., Clayton Co., IA died Mav 20, 1928 in Pullman, WA. She married Felix Grundy Nichols 1879 in WA.

vii. Samuel Crull Doty, horn Febniary 08, 1861 in Highland Twp, Clayton Co., IA; died March 1940 in Pasco, WA. He married Belle Eaton.

viii. Manry Susan Doty, born May 05. 1863 in McGregor, Clayton Co., IA; died November 27. 1936 in Pullman, WA.

ix. Abraham Lincoln Doty, horn September 10, 1865 in IA; died 1921 in Walla Walla, WA. He married Viola Tullis 1893.

5 children

x. Abigail Leona Doty, born April 02, 1867 in IA; died November 29, 1955. She married Ira Bader.

xi. Moloe Arene Doty, born October 27, 1870 in Sheridan Twp., Ottawa Co., KS; died March 08, 1961 in Spokane, WA. She married Herman Schreiber

xii. Ulysses Grant Doty', born October 04, 1872 in Sheridan Twp., Ottawa Co., KS; died in Lacy, Thurston Co., WA.

xiii. Freeman Doty, horn October24, 1875 in Sheridan Twp., Ottawa Co., KS; died October 09, 1906 in Colfax, WA. He married Annie Bannister October 14, 1899

Farmer. Marriage must have been brief {at time of his death his father was his onlv heir).

3. Delilah Jane Doty (William Emanuel, Levi. Samuel, John Samuel, Samuel. Edward') was born July 04, 1851 in Union Twp., Porter Co., IN. and died March 20, 1929 in Walla Walla. WA. She married Sylvester Glaspey November 12, 1867 in Boonbarrow, Boone Co IA, son of David Glaspey and Charlotte Decker.

Obituary of her husband from Walla Walla Union Bulletin quoted by Jackie L. Bacon 1998 has marriage date as November 15, 1866 in Porter County, Indiana.

3 more children, names unknown. died as infants.

dates from obituary in the November 26, 1929 Walla Walla Union Bulletin, quoted by Jackie L Bacon1998.

Moved to Porter County. Indiana when he was a boy. In 1875 came by wagon train from Indiana to Walla Walla, Wa. His wife's father was the wagon master.

(JLB 1998) Homesteaded in the Blue Mountains in NE Oregon. Sylvester & Delilah's great grandson Glen & wife Kay belong to the Mayflower Descendants Society. (13JL 1997)

Children of Delilah Doty and Sylvester Glaspey are:

i. Hannah Jane Glaspey, born March 04, 1868 in Boone Co., Iowa. She married Wesley Williams.

ii. William Wallace Glaspey, born January 04,1870 in Iowa; died 1959. He married (I) Mary Halloway Renfro. He married (2) Eugenia.

17 iii. Elizabeth Henrietta Glaspey, born September 16, 1872 in Kansas; died August 17, 1938 in Walla

Walla, WA. She married William Thomas Preston July03, 1894 in Walla Walla, WA.

iv Delilah Ellen Glaspey, born September 17, 1874 in Kansas; died November 26, 1961. She married George Ortel.

V. Sylvester Alvin Glaspey, born October 10, 1878 in Oregon; died September 07, 1951.

vi. George F. Glaspey, born January 18, 1881 in Walla Walla, WA; died December 1967 in Seattle, WA. He married Ethel Mae Johnson.

Homesteaded in the Blue Moutains of NE. Oregon as did his father and 3 of his brothers. [Broderbund Familv Archive #110, Vol.1 A-L, Ed. 5, Social Security Death Index: U.S.,Date of Import: Jan. 11, 1998.Internal Ref #l.l11.5.88142.1l0]

Individual: Glaspey, George

Social Security, #: 533-16-5828 issued in Washington

Birth date: Jan. 18, 1881

Death date: De. 1967

Zip Code of last known residence: 98118

Primariy location associated 'with this ZIP Code:Seattle, WA

vii. Marion M. Glaspey, born January 31. 1885; died April10, 1960 in Walla Walla, WA He married Minta Viola Blocher July 14, 1913 in Lewiston, Idaho.

viii. Katherine Ann Glaspey, born July 09, 1887; died June 17, 1948. She married Charles Will Miller.

ix. Charlotte Ruth Glaspey, born November 26, 1889. She married William Neelev.

9. Mary Susan Doty (William Emanuel, Levi. Samue, John, Samue, Samue, Edward) was born May 05.1863 in McGregor, Clayton Co., IA; and died November 27, 1936 in Pullman, WA. Shemarried Henry Tabor Lingg November 19, 1879 in Walla Walla, WA, son of Joseph Ling and Judith Firth.

Crossed the plains with her family by way of the Oregon Trail when she was 13. Remembered by her granddaughter Velma Lorraine Rodeen as "the best grandma a child could have" and a hard working woman who did everything from mending fences to making doll furniture from wooden apple boxes.Buried City Cemetery, Pullman; WA; (LLB 1993).

Both parents died before he was 17; his father & 2 brothers died of Civil War injuries. Came west with Johnny Byemaster, a neighbor, in 1869. at age 17, from Grand Detour, IL. Henry and Johnny were rafting logs to the mill when Johnny drown in the Cleanwater River, ID. (LLB 1998). With his wife, homesteaded 80 acres in 1880 near Armstrong Railroad Station, Whitman County, WT. (LLB 1993)

Buried City Cemetery. Pullman. WA;

i. Henry Joseph Lingg, born July 30, 1880 in Milton, Umatilla County, OR; died May 05, 1964 in Spokane, WA. He married Frances Jullietta Cole April 19, 1919 in Clarkston, WA.

Notes for Henry Joseph Lingg:

A top grade finish carpenter.

11 Daisy M. Lingg, born March 12, 1882 in Pullman, Whitman Co., WA; died January 1943. She married (1) Sam Bannister. She married (2) Jay Day July 17, 1907.

Name sake of her cousin Daisy Gardiner Staples Stakemiller. (letter- Daisy Stakerniller to her Uncle 1{Henry Tabor Lingg from Lanark, IL, 1899)

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III. Silas "Bud" Lingg, born December 29, 1883; died October 16, 1970 in WA. He married Edith Isola Kite November 15, 1906.

Had a team of horses and equipment which he used to dig basements. Also worked in maintanance for Washington State College & for the Pullman Laundry & Dry Cleaners for awhile. (LLB 1998)

Social Securitv II: 531-16-9084 issued in WA

ZIP Code of last known residence; 99163 (Pullman, WA).

Buried Pullman Cemetery, Pullman, WA (BJL 1997)

Social Security #531-16-6057 issued in WA.

ZIP Code of last known residence; 99163 Pullman, WA).

Buried Pullman Cemetery, Pullman, WA

iv. Alice D. Lingg, born August 19, 1885 in WA; died 1964. She married Glenn J. Sargent June 12, 1904.

Saved comic strips and sewed them into books for her Rodeen niece and nephews. (WYR 1997) 1920 U.S. Census Asotin County, WA age listed as 33. Moved with husband to Lewiston, Nez Pierce Co., ID in 1928; after he died in 1941 she moved to Clarkston, Asotin, Co., WA. (LLB 1998)

Caretaker of the Lewiston Dam. (VLRR 1997)

V. John "Jack" Firth Lingg, born July 20, 1887; died January 1969 in Moses take, WA. He married Nellie McNeil September 1908.

Worked at the Pullman Merchantile. Moved his family to Burbank, WA about 1936.(VLRR 1997), loved flowers. Buried Pullman Cemetery, Pullman, WA (BR 1993)

Her father died when she was young and her mother married Charles Ferrier. (LLB 1998Known as Nellie Ferrier before marrying. Brother, Charles Ferrier & sister, Mrs Annie Scott of Clay City, Michigan survived her (her obit). Owned the Nuway Lanndry, Pullman, WA. (VLRR 1997) Buried Pullman Cemetery, Pullman, WA. (BJL 1993)

vi. Harry Lingg, born December 13, 1888; died March 14, 1889.

vii. Thomas James Lingg, born May 26, l891; died January 1973 in Pullman, WA. Hie married Ada Irene Kite April26, 1913.

A carpenter; built 2 lovely brick houses on High Street in Pullman, WA. He and his familv lived in one house and rented out the other one. (VLRR 1998) Buried Pullman Cemetery, Pullman WA.

SS #; 533-10-4270 issued in; WA

ZIP Code of last known residence; 99163

Primary location associated wth this ZIP Code: Pullman, WA

Came west on the train with her sister, mother and grandmother when she was about 6. (LLB 1998) Never cut her hair which she braided & wore rapped arround her head. (VLRR 1998)

Dry cleaning manager of the Pullman Laundry & Dry Cleaners. Buried Pullman Cemetery, Pullman, WA.

viii. Bertha Mary Lingg, born May 30, 1893; died November 20, 1972. She married Fred C. Cooper.

A dairy farmer.

ix Margaret Nida Lingg, born June 17, 1895 in Pullman, WA; died February 06, 1970 in Pullman,WA. She married Elmer Theodore Rodeen November 18, 1914 in Moscow, Idaho.

Born on the family homestead in Armstrong District west of Pullman, WA. Attended the old Enterprise grade school, in the same district, through the 3rd grade. Worked in the fields along side her husband, kept house and cooked for the family and the harvest

crews. Measured ingredients for cakes by the handfull & pinchful, baked a sample of the batter, in the oven of the wood stove, to see if it needed adjustment. (LEM 1997) Member of the First Church of the Nazarene. Died of a heart attack; buried Pullman City Cemetary, Pullman; WA. (obituary)

Taught himself manv musical instruments.(LEM 1997) Born in the Banner District northwest of Pullman, WA. Attended the Banner School, United Bretheran College at Albion, WA and Washington Agricultural College ( now WSU at Pullman). Farmer & carpenter employed by Cliff Parr, a Pullman contractor & the Pacific Coast Elevator Co. at Pullman which is now Whitman County Growers.

During WWII helped with the construction of the Naval Supply Depot at Spokane. Member of the Nazarene Church. Buried Pullman City Cemetary, Pullman; WA. (obituary) Belonged to Whelan Grange in Whitman County. (VLRR 1998)

x. William Dewey Lingg, born February 12, 1898 in Washington; died February 09, 1932 in La Crosse, WI, He married Emma Woll.

An Army medic during WWI where he met his future wife, a nurse. Emma was an officer so they were not allowed to marry until they were out of the army, because a wife could not outrank her husband. (MMC 1998)

Had 5 older brothers; their parents were born in Norway. Brother Ole homesteaded in South Dakota. The big wheat ranches are still in the family. (MMC 1998) A nurse and Army officer during WWI. Widowed at age 46. When her daughters went to boarding high school she moved into the Nurses Home connected with La Crosse Lutheran Hospital, continuing her R.N. work there until 1953 when she moved to

Collegedale, TN to take care of her granddaughter Marilyn when Marilyn's parents were starting their teaching careers. Died in Maryland, buried in La Crosse, WI. (MMC 1998)

13. Ulysses Grant Doty (William Emanuel, Levi, Samud, John. Samuel, Samuel, Edward). Was born October 04,1872 in Shridan Twp., Ottawa Co., KS, and died in Lacy. Thurston Co., WA He married Sarah Overhciser 1896.

Children of Ulysses Doty and Sarah Overheiser are:

i. Virgil Doty, born May 1897.

ii, Flecta Doty, born November 1899.

1. Broderbund Familv Archive #110, Vol.1, Ed. 5, Social Security Death Index: U. S., Date of Import: Jan 11, 1998,

Internal Ref #1.111.5.88142.110

2. Broderbund Familv Archive #110, Vol.1, Ed. 5, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Oct 15, 1997,

Internal Ref #1.111.5.143559.138

3. Broderbund Familv Archive #110. Vol.1, Ed. 5, Social Security Death Index: U. S., Date of Import: Sep 1, 1998,

Internal Ref. #1.111.5.143559.143