David Douty

died 1858 · Male

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David Doutydied 1858Lucy Oakdied 1852Wife

Oaksman Douty1800–1844Son Calvin Sanger Douty1811–1863Son

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Wife: Lucy Oak died 1852
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Son: Oaksman Douty 1800–1844
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Son: Calvin Sanger Douty 1811–1863
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Why: The 1906 family register, p. 52, lists Calvin Sanger (no. 181) among the 'Children of David and Lucy Oaks'; it is a family-compiled register, and no record of his birth names his parents.
Records:
- H. L. Oak (comp.), Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (Los Angeles, 1906), pp. 52-53, no. 181. p. 52: 'DOUTY. Lucy Oaks (36), Jonathan (8). IV. CHILDREN OF DAVID AND LUCY OAKS (36).' p. 53, no. 181: 'Col. CALVIN SANGER. Dover, Me.; farmer and surveyor; born Sangerville, December 10, 1811; ... died, June 17, 1863 ... was killed in a cavalry charge at Addis [Aldie], Va.' (record page · view at Internet Archive (public-domain 1906 scan; page images on americanacorns.com, PDF pages 60-61))
Review: assessed 10-14-2026; evidence: Image examined.
Earlier: Unconfirmed (10-14-2026, imported tree): From the imported family tree; no source was attached. · Unconfirmed (10-10-2026, imported tree): From the imported family tree; not yet reviewed.
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Died	2 NOV 1858 Unconfirmed evidence: show why Why: From the imported family tree; not yet reviewed. Records attached in the tree: Henry L. Oak (comp.), Oak-Oaks-Oakes: Family Register, Nathaniel Oak of Marlborough, Mass., and Three Generations of His Descendants in Both Male and Female Lines Review: not yet reviewed. What the labels mean
Marriage	7 OCT 1797, Topsham, Sagadahoc, Maine, USA, with Lucy Oak died 1852

Sources

Henry L. Oak (comp.), Oak-Oaks-Oakes: Family Register, Nathaniel Oak of Marlborough, Mass., and Three Generations of His Descendants in Both Male and Female Lines Birth, marriage and death records Citation only Birth, Death, Marriage
p. 24 View page 24

Research sources

H. L. Oak (comp.), Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (Los Angeles, 1906), pp. 52-53, no. 181 Family histories and trees view at Internet Archive (public-domain 1906 scan; page images on americanacorns.com, PDF pages 60-61)

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