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American politician (1799–1865)
James Duane Doty (November 5, 1799 – June 13, 1865) was an American land speculator, politician, and pioneer. He served as the 2nd governor (1841–1844)
James_Duane_Doty
American politician
Duane Doty (c. 1836–November 17, 1902) was an American educator, civil engineer, and administrator that served as superintendent of the public school systems
Duane_Doty
River island in Wisconsin, United States
Morning lived in a village on Doty Island in the 18th and 19th centuries. It was given the name Doty Island after James Duane Doty (1799–1865), Governor of
Doty_Island
United States historic place
The Duane Doty School is a school building located at 10225 3rd Street in Detroit, Michigan. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places
Duane_Doty_School
19th century Wisconsin politician and pioneer
Fond du Lac County. His father was Wisconsin Territory governor James Duane Doty. Doty was born in what is now Green Bay, Wisconsin, on August 17, 1824. At
Charles_Doty
Early English colonist in North America
Edward Doty (c. 1599 – August 23, 1655) was a passenger on the 1620 voyage of the Mayflower to North America; he was one of the signers of the Mayflower
Edward_Doty
Surname list
Doty (1599–1655), indentured servant on the Mayflower Gary Doty (born 1948), US politician James Doty (physician), b. 1953, neurologist James Duane Doty
Doty_(surname)
Press. 7 April 1901. pp. B11. Retrieved 5 May 2024 – via Newspapers.com. "Duane Doty Died In Pullman | Ann Arbor District Library". aadl.org. Ann Arbor Argus-Democrat
List of superintendents of Detroit Public Schools
List_of_superintendents_of_Detroit_Public_Schools
Topics referred to by the same term
James Doty may refer to: James Duane Doty (1799–1865), 19th-century American politician James Doty (physician) (born 1955), professor of neurosurgery at
James_Doty
Isthmus in Madison, Wisconsin, United States
1829, land speculator and judge James Duane Doty purchased 1,200 acres (490 ha) of land on the isthmus. By 1836 Doty had convinced the Wisconsin Territory
Madison_Isthmus
American politician and military officer
by Andrew Jackson Preceded by Position established Succeeded by James Duane Doty Delegate to the U.S. House of Representatives from the Wisconsin Territory's
Henry_Dodge
Territory of the US between 1836–1848
district George Wallace Jones 1836–1838 24th Congress, 25th Congress James Duane Doty 1839–1841 25th Congress, 26th Congress Henry Dodge 1841–1845 27th Congress
Wisconsin_Territory
American politician
3rd district In office March 4, 1853 – March 3, 1855 Preceded by James Duane Doty Succeeded by Charles Billinghurst Personal details Born March 25, 1799
John_B._Macy
City in Wisconsin, United States
up land for public sale, and James Duane Doty, a land speculator and politician, was one of the first investors. Doty was known for using aggressive tactics
Menasha,_Wisconsin
American school superintendent
(1854–56) William H. Wells (1856–64) Josiah Little Pickard (1864–77) Duane Doty (1877–80) George C. Howland (1880–91) Albert G. Lane (1891–98) Elisha
Jean-Claude_Brizard
City in Wisconsin, USA, since 1835
twin city with Menasha, with which it shares Doty Island. Neenah was named by Governor James Duane Doty from the Hoocąk word for "water" or "running water"
Neenah,_Wisconsin
Domestication, spread, and popular usage of the potato in history
continent. In a report written during the 1820 Cass Expedition, James Duane Doty wrote of crops grown around Leech Lake, Sandy Lake, and Fond du Lac, in
History_of_the_potato
Town in Wisconsin, United States
Doty is a town in Oconto County, Wisconsin, United States. The population was 309 at the 2020 census. The town was named for James Duane Doty, the first
Doty,_Wisconsin
19th century American politician
Lewis Martin was a first cousin to Wisconsin Territory governor James Duane Doty; Doty's mother was a sister of Martin's father. The entomologist and historian
Morgan_Lewis_Martin
19th century American politician and Union Army colonel
Democrat and former Wisconsin territorial Governor, James Duane Doty. Rather than retiring, Doty chose to run as an Independent Democrat in the election
Harrison_Carroll_Hobart
Wisconsin state representative Charles Doty, surveyor, military officer, Wisconsin State Assembly James Duane Doty, U.S. representative from Wisconsin W
List of people from Green Bay, Wisconsin
List_of_people_from_Green_Bay,_Wisconsin
American banker and politician (c. 1827 – 1863)
exchange at Oshkosh. Around this time, he married Mary Doty, the daughter of Congressman James Duane Doty, an influential Wisconsin Democrat and former governor
John Fitzgerald (Wisconsin politician)
John_Fitzgerald_(Wisconsin_politician)
Menominee Native American leader
with the nuances of the law, the jury asked Judge James Duane Doty to render the final verdict. Doty acquitted Oshkosh and the other two men, believing that
Chief_Oshkosh
American historian (1896–1992)
to the Manuscripts of the Wisconsin Historical Society (1944), James Duane Doty: Frontier Promoter (1954), George Smith's Money: A Scottish Investor in
Alice_E._Smith_(historian)
Unincorporated community in Wisconsin, United States
Lac County, Wisconsin, United States. The community was named for James Duane Doty, the first person to represent Wisconsin's third congressional district
Dotyville,_Wisconsin
American pioneer and politician (1805–1870)
1865 – January 9, 1869 Appointed by Abraham Lincoln Preceded by James Duane Doty Succeeded by John Shaffer United States Senator from Wisconsin In office
Charles_Durkee
American diplomat
this position through 1869. In February 1875, after the retirement of Duane Doty, Sill was elected by the Detroit Board of Education to be the superintendent
John_M._B._Sill
American educator and government official
(1854–56) William H. Wells (1856–64) Josiah Little Pickard (1864–77) Duane Doty (1877–80) George C. Howland (1880–91) Albert G. Lane (1891–98) Elisha
Herold_C._Hunt
American politician (1739-1818)
founding fathers of the state of Wisconsin—Morgan Lewis Martin and James Duane Doty—as well as the notable entomologist and historian Asa Fitch. Adam Martin
Adam_Martin_(politician)
American pioneer, first Governor of Wisconsin
older sister, Sarah, was the wife of Wisconsin Territorial Governor James Duane Doty. In 1846, Collins was elected to his first public office when he was chosen
Alexander_L._Collins
Senate on April 30, 1836. He was reconfirmed by the Senate on March 2, 1839. Doty was appointed on April 15, 1841, during a Senate recess; nominated on June
List of governors of Wisconsin
List_of_governors_of_Wisconsin
American judge
Appointed by Abraham Lincoln Preceded by John W. Dawson Succeeded by James Duane Doty Personal details Born (1808-02-24)February 24, 1808 Palmyra, New York
Stephen_S._Harding
Namesake of Chicago's Oldest and Largest High School
(1854–56) William H. Wells (1856–64) Josiah Little Pickard (1864–77) Duane Doty (1877–80) George C. Howland (1880–91) Albert G. Lane (1891–98) Elisha
Albert_G._Lane
19th-century American politician
appointment in June, and Tallmadge arrived in Wisconsin in August. James Duane Doty, who had been governor since 1841, had a contentious relationship with
Nathaniel_P._Tallmadge
1827 conflict in United States
interpreters. The proceedings finally began in August 1828, with Judge James Duane Doty presiding. Wau-koo-kau and Man-ne-tah-peh-keh, the two warriors imprisoned
Winnebago_War
American teacher (1857-1923)
(1854–56) William H. Wells (1856–64) Josiah Little Pickard (1864–77) Duane Doty (1877–80) George C. Howland (1880–91) Albert G. Lane (1891–98) Elisha
Edwin_G._Cooley
Delegate 24th (1835–1837) George Wallace Jones (D) 25th (1837–1839) James Duane Doty (D) 26th (1839–1841) 27th (1841–1843) Henry Dodge (D) 28th (1843–1845)
Wisconsin's congressional delegations
Wisconsin's_congressional_delegations
until March 3, 1865. In 1861, President Lincoln had appointed James Duane Doty to the position of Superintendent of Indian Affairs for the Utah Territory
Utah Territory in the American Civil War
Utah_Territory_in_the_American_Civil_War
Sidney Dole 161 21 William F. Moseley 154 22 John Stockton 141 23 Levi Cook 138 24 Ebenezer Reed 131 25 William A. Fletcher 128 26 James Duane Doty 117
1825 Michigan Territorial Council election
1825_Michigan_Territorial_Council_election
American politician (1764–1834)
of 1812. He was the father of Morgan Lewis Martin and uncle of James Duane Doty, who went on to become two of the founding fathers of the state of Wisconsin
Walter_Martin_(general)
U.S. representative for Wisconsin's 1st congressional district. James Duane Doty, former governor of the Wisconsin Territory, former U.S. representative
1855 United States Senate election in Wisconsin
1855_United_States_Senate_election_in_Wisconsin
Capital of Wisconsin, United States
Madison's modern origins begin in 1829, when former federal judge James Duane Doty purchased over a thousand acres (4 km2) of swamp and forest land on the
Madison,_Wisconsin
1863 massacre of Shoshone by U.S. military
just for revenge but for survival. In the early spring of 1862, James Duane Doty, Utah's Territorial Superintendent of Indian Affairs, spent four days
Bear_River_Massacre
White January 12, 1864 Salt Lake Murder Samuel R. Burton, white James Duane Doty Robert Sutton White October 10, 1866 Tooele Murder Frederick White, white
List of people executed in Utah
List_of_people_executed_in_Utah
American educator, education administrator and former schools superintendent
(1854–56) William H. Wells (1856–64) Josiah Little Pickard (1864–77) Duane Doty (1877–80) George C. Howland (1880–91) Albert G. Lane (1891–98) Elisha
Janice_K._Jackson
Lake in southern Wisconsin, U.S.
The currently accepted spelling "Koshkonong" was first used by James Duane Doty in 1844. An often repeated claim that has been recently disputed is that
Lake_Koshkonong
U.S. House district for Wisconsin
ress Electoral history District District established March 4, 1849 James Duane Doty (Menasha) Democratic March 4, 1849 – March 3, 1851 31st 32nd Elected in
Wisconsin's 3rd congressional district
Wisconsin's_3rd_congressional_district
1863 agreement between the Northwestern Shoshone and the United States government
around 1860, when his father was hanged by settlers in wagon train. James Duane Doty and General Patrick Edward Connor were the lead negotiators for the United
Box_Elder_Treaty
American manufacturer (1837–1905)
known among his followers was the wife of territorial governor James Duane Doty. A voracious reader in spite of his limited education, and possessed of
Havilah_Babcock
American politician and educator (1822–1900)
(1854–56) William H. Wells (1856–64) Josiah Little Pickard (1864–77) Duane Doty (1877–80) George C. Howland (1880–91) Albert G. Lane (1891–98) Elisha
John_Clark_Dore
Topics referred to by the same term
War James Duane Doty (1799–1865), land speculator and politician This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title James Duane. If an internal
James_Duane_(disambiguation)
incumbent U.S. senator, former governor of the Wisconsin Territory. James Duane Doty, incumbent U.S. representative of Wisconsin's 3rd congressional district
1851 United States Senate election in Wisconsin
1851_United_States_Senate_election_in_Wisconsin
American educator and education administrator (1928–2021)
(1854–56) William H. Wells (1856–64) Josiah Little Pickard (1864–77) Duane Doty (1877–80) George C. Howland (1880–91) Albert G. Lane (1891–98) Elisha
Manford_Byrd_Jr.
Wisconsin pioneer
was re-appointed to the position in 1842 by Dodge's successor, James Duane Doty. He was elected to the Rochester Town Board, served five terms on the
Philo_Belden
American politician and military leader (1811–1891)
American Fur Company's Western Outfit, John Bell appointed Governor James Duane Doty of Wisconsin Territory to negotiate a treaty with the Dakota to acquire
Henry_Hastings_Sibley
American entomologist (1809–1879)
first cousin to Wisconsin founding fathers Morgan Lewis Martin and James Duane Doty. His mother's family were descendants of the colonist Thomas Martin Sr
Asa_Fitch
Politics in the US state of Wisconsin
Jones (D) 1839 2 2 James D. Doty (D) 1840 Horatio Wells (D) 2 2 1841 Francis J. Dunn 3 3 Henry Dodge (D) 1842 James Duane Doty (D) Alexander Pope Field (W)
Political party strength in Wisconsin
Political_party_strength_in_Wisconsin
confirmed by the Senate on March 31; and arrived in Sale Lake City on July 7. Doty was appointed on June 2, 1863, during a Senate recess; nominated on January
List_of_governors_of_Utah
American educator
(1854–56) William H. Wells (1856–64) Josiah Little Pickard (1864–77) Duane Doty (1877–80) George C. Howland (1880–91) Albert G. Lane (1891–98) Elisha
William_J._Bogan
State capitol building of the U.S. state of Wisconsin
"Madison City", then an uninhabited plot of land owned by delegate James Duane Doty, was chosen. Until a capitol building had been constructed there, legislative
Wisconsin_State_Capitol
Union general in the American Civil War (1820–1891)
displace federal troops. However, through the efforts of Governor James Duane Doty and Colonel Connor, federal troops were sequestered at Fort Douglas by
Patrick_Edward_Connor
Wisconsin state government agency of military affairs
20, 1839 April 1, 1851 Appointed by Henry Dodge. Reappointed by James Duane Doty, Nathaniel P. Tallmadge, Henry Dodge. Reappointed by Nelson Dewey. 2 William
Wisconsin Department of Military Affairs
Wisconsin_Department_of_Military_Affairs
Lake Superior archipelago in northern Wisconsin
governor James Duane Doty, relied on Carver’s work and perpetuated the "twelve islands" formulation in their published accounts. Doty explicitly referred
Apostle_Islands
American politician and school administrator (born 1953)
(1854–56) William H. Wells (1856–64) Josiah Little Pickard (1864–77) Duane Doty (1877–80) George C. Howland (1880–91) Albert G. Lane (1891–98) Elisha
Paul_Vallas
American educator and criminal (born 1949)
(1854–56) William H. Wells (1856–64) Josiah Little Pickard (1864–77) Duane Doty (1877–80) George C. Howland (1880–91) Albert G. Lane (1891–98) Elisha
Barbara_Byrd-Bennett
Roman Catholic cathedral in Madison, Wisconsin
the first time in the old territorial capitol building. Governor James Duane Doty, a close friend of Father Samuel Mazzuchelli donated the land upon which
Saint Raphael's Cathedral (Madison, Wisconsin)
Saint_Raphael's_Cathedral_(Madison,_Wisconsin)
American educator and superintendent (1960–2025)
(1854–56) William H. Wells (1856–64) Josiah Little Pickard (1864–77) Duane Doty (1877–80) George C. Howland (1880–91) Albert G. Lane (1891–98) Elisha
José_Torres_(educator)
Unincorporated community in Nevada, United States
was signed by Gov. James W. Nye of the Nevada Territory and Gov. James Duane Doty of the Utah Territory. Twelve chiefs signed for the Western Bands of the
Ruby_Valley,_Nevada
Defunct newspaper published in Green Bay, Wisconsin
Intelligencer, supported the campaign of local judge James Duane Doty. As a result, opponents of Doty formed their own newspaper. The newspaper continued with
Green_Bay_Intelligencer
1820 survey in the Michigan Territory
geologist Dr. Alexander Wolcott Jr., physician, Indian Agent at Chicago James Duane Doty, secretary to the expedition Lieutenant Aeneus Mackay, artillery Robert
Lewis_Cass_expedition
Mexican-American school administrator
(1854–56) William H. Wells (1856–64) Josiah Little Pickard (1864–77) Duane Doty (1877–80) George C. Howland (1880–91) Albert G. Lane (1891–98) Elisha
Pedro Martinez (school administrator)
Pedro_Martinez_(school_administrator)
1854—1856 William H. Wells 1856—1864 Josiah Little Pickard 1864—1877 Duane Doty 1877—1880 George C. Howland 1880—1891 Albert G. Lane 1891—1898 Elisha
List of CEOs of Chicago Public Schools
List_of_CEOs_of_Chicago_Public_Schools
19th century American politician
County, Wisconsin, to prospect for land, at the encouragement of James Duane Doty of the Fond du Lac Company. At this time, there was no road through the
Edward_Pier
American educator
(1854–56) William H. Wells (1856–64) Josiah Little Pickard (1864–77) Duane Doty (1877–80) George C. Howland (1880–91) Albert G. Lane (1891–98) Elisha
Charles_E._Chadsey
Wisconsin and California pioneer
In 1842, he was commissioned a Justice of the Peace by Governor James Duane Doty; and in 1855, he represented his district in the Wisconsin State Assembly
A._A._Townsend
American educator, educator administrator, school superintendent and biochemist
(1854–56) William H. Wells (1856–64) Josiah Little Pickard (1864–77) Duane Doty (1877–80) George C. Howland (1880–91) Albert G. Lane (1891–98) Elisha
Angeline_Caruso
American politician and pioneer (1822-1873)
prominent citizens, including former Wisconsin Territory governors James Duane Doty and Nathaniel P. Tallmadge. The following term, Conklin was named as an
Edgar_Conklin
1863 treaty between the United States and Western Shoshone
1863, Governor James W. Nye of the Nevada Territory and Governor James Duane Doty of the Utah Territory signed the Treaty of Ruby Valley. Twelve chiefs
Treaty_of_Ruby_Valley_(1863)
American politician
trapper. In 1825, he built the first frame house in Wisconsin for James Duane Doty. In 1829, he was appointed sheriff of Brown County, Michigan Territory
Ebenezer_Childs
Duane Doty School
National Register of Historic Places listings in Detroit
National_Register_of_Historic_Places_listings_in_Detroit
American educational leader, later editor (1863–1937)
(1854–56) William H. Wells (1856–64) Josiah Little Pickard (1864–77) Duane Doty (1877–80) George C. Howland (1880–91) Albert G. Lane (1891–98) Elisha
William_McAndrew
American journalist
serving with such notable nineteenth-century Wisconsin figures as James Duane Doty, Cyrus Woodman and Lyman Draper. He married Katherine Hopkins in 1857
Horace_Rublee
(1854–56) William H. Wells (1856–64) Josiah Little Pickard (1864–77) Duane Doty (1877–80) George C. Howland (1880–91) Albert G. Lane (1891–98) Elisha
Terry_Mazany
American politician (1810–1895)
October 30, 1843 – February 24, 1846 Appointed by John Tyler Governor James Duane Doty Nathaniel P. Tallmadge Henry Dodge Preceded by Alexander Pope Field Succeeded
George_Rogers_Clark_Floyd
to the other lawmakers. The legislature accepted a proposal by James Duane Doty to build a new city named Madison on an isthmus between lakes Mendota
History_of_Wisconsin
Cemetery in Dane County, Wisconsin, U.S.
Wright. The Wrights had obtained the land from land speculator James Duane Doty, who had obtained it from Alanson Sweet, a territorial council member
Forest Hill Cemetery (Madison, Wisconsin)
Forest_Hill_Cemetery_(Madison,_Wisconsin)
House elections for the 33rd U.S. Congress
Abbott (Whig) 38.7% ▌James L. Enos (Free Soil) 7.4% Wisconsin 3 James Duane Doty Independent Democratic 1848 Incumbent retired. Democratic gain. ▌Y John
1852–53 United States House of Representatives elections
1852–53_United_States_House_of_Representatives_elections
American lawyer
(1854–56) William H. Wells (1856–64) Josiah Little Pickard (1864–77) Duane Doty (1877–80) George C. Howland (1880–91) Albert G. Lane (1891–98) Elisha
Jesse_Ruiz_(lawyer)
Newspaper based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Sentinel's operations on behalf of Democratic Party politician James Duane Doty. Reed continued the struggle to keep the paper ahead of its debts, often
Milwaukee_Journal_Sentinel
American politician and pioneer (1793–1857)
du Chien in the Fall of 1819. When United States federal judge James Duane Doty arrived in the territory and found not a single practicing lawyer, he
James_Henry_Lockwood
"State agency in Wisconsin, United States"
Left office Appointed by (Governor) 1 William Rudolph Smith July 20, 1839 April 1, 1851 Henry Dodge James Duane Doty Nathaniel P. Tallmadge Nelson Dewey
Adjutant_General_of_Wisconsin
American economist (1844–1917)
(1854–56) William H. Wells (1856–64) Josiah Little Pickard (1864–77) Duane Doty (1877–80) George C. Howland (1880–91) Albert G. Lane (1891–98) Elisha
Elisha_Andrews
United States historic place
Detroit Yacht Club Dry Dock Engine Works–Detroit Dry Dock Company Complex Duane Doty School Dunbar Hospital East River Road–North Hickory Canal Bridge Eddystone
Grosse_Pointe_Academy
19th century American politician
and listed him on their Democratic ticket with former Governor James Duane Doty, who was running as an Independent Democrat.) In the 1851 election Dudley
Edward_Eastman
19th century American judge
serve a four year term, beginning February 1, 1832, to succeed James Duane Doty. His district covered all of the Michigan Territory west of Lake Michigan
David_Irvin
19th century American politician
Candidate Votes % ±% General Election, November 7, 1848 Democratic James Duane Doty 5,746 50.34% Whig Timothy O. Howe 3,338 29.24% Free Soil Stoddard Judd
Timothy_O._Howe
19th century American politician and Wisconsin pioneer (1810–1894)
investors for the most part lost their money. In February 1837, James Duane Doty hired Strong to survey Madison and stake out the land for the Wisconsin
Moses_M._Strong
American politician
Whig territorial convention. In March 1842, Turck was appointed by James Duane Doty, Whig governor of Wisconsin Territory, as a justice of the peace for Washington
Peter_Turck
American educator and superintendent (1932–2019)
(1854–56) William H. Wells (1856–64) Josiah Little Pickard (1864–77) Duane Doty (1877–80) George C. Howland (1880–91) Albert G. Lane (1891–98) Elisha
Joseph_P._Hannon
American educator and biochemist
(1854–56) William H. Wells (1856–64) Josiah Little Pickard (1864–77) Duane Doty (1877–80) George C. Howland (1880–91) Albert G. Lane (1891–98) Elisha
Argie_Johnson
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