Joseph Doane
Generation #4
Joseph Doane b: April 23, 1697, Newtown, Bucks Co, Pennsylvania; d: 1783, Chatham Co., North Carolina; son of Daniel and Mehetabel Doane; m: Mary Carter October 14, 1726, Middletown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; b: June 10, 1702, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d: March 1, 1743, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; dau of John and Grace Carter.
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Joseph Doan
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b: August 16, 1727; d: November 7, 1727
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Mary Doan
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b: September 6, 1728; d: March 1, 1743
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John Doan
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b: November 30, 1732, Middletown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d: March 25, 1756, Cane Creek, Chatham Co., North Carolina; m: 1) Ruth Dixon November 25, 1756, Orange Co., North Carolina; b: October 17, 1733, Chester Co., Pennsylvania; d: March 6, 1764, Cane Creek, Chatham Co., North Carolina; dau of Thomas and Hannah (Hadley) Dixon; m: 2) Elizabeth Pike January 14, 1769, Cane Creek, Chatham Co., North Carolina
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Ebenezer Doan
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b: July 5, 1733; d: 1818
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Martha Doan
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b: September 1, 1735
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Mehitable Doan
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b: November 10, 1738
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Grace Doan
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b: January 19, 1740
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(IV) Joseph , son of Daniel (2) and Mehitable Doane, was born in Bucks county, Pennsylvania, the 23rd day of 2d month, 1697, died probably at Cane Creek, North Carolina. He was a carpenter by trade, and is said to have been a young man of great physical strength and power of endurance, and it was doubtless these qualities which led to his selection as one of the three men chosen by the Penn proprietors to travel on foot for three days in determining the extent of land to be acquired from the Indians in what is known in history as the "walking purchase." After the death of his wife, Mr. Doane was granted permission to remove from Wrightstown to the Buckingham Meeting, and subsequently he was given leave to visit among his father's people at Cape Cod. After his return to Pennsylvania, he asked for a certificate, in 1750, to visit "Friends wherever his lot may be cast," and with this permission he went to North Carolina and is mentioned there as one of the organizers of the Friends Meeting at Cane Creek, where he is supposed to have died. He was a devout Friend and held firmly to that faith so long as he lived. On the 14th of 10th month, 1726, Joseph Doane married Mary Carter at the Middletown Meeting. She died after 1740 and before 1744, and was a daughter of James and Grace Carter.
Children:
1. Joseph, born August 16, 1727, died November 7, 1727.
2.Mary, September 6, 1728, died March 1, 1743.
3. John, November 30, 1731, died at Cane Creek, North Carolina, 1811.
4. Ebenezer, July 5, 1733, see forward.
5. Martha, September 1, 1735.
6. Mehitable, November 10, 1738.
7. Grace, January 19, 1740.
Joseph Doane
Birth: Apr. 23, 1697
Newtown
Bucks County
Pennsylvania, USA
Death: 1783
Chatham County
North Carolina, USA
Family links:
Parents:
Daniel Doane (1666 - 1743)
Mehetabel Twining Doane (1661 - ____)
Spouse:
Mary Carter Doane (1702 - 1743)*
Children:
Joseph Doane (1727 - 1727)*
Mary Doane (1728 - 1780)*
John Doane (1731 - 1811)*
Ebenezer Doane (1733 - 1818)*
Siblings:
Daniel Doane (1687 - ____)*
Eleazer Doane (1692 - 1757)*
Elijah Doan (1694 - 1736)*
Joseph Doane (1697 - 1783)
Israel Doane (1698 - 1797)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
Cane Creek Monthly Meeting Cemetery
Snow Camp
Alamance County
North Carolina, USA
Mary Carter Doane
Birth: Jun. 10, 1702
Bucks County
Pennsylvania, USA
Death: Mar. 1, 1743
Bucks County
Pennsylvania, USA
Daughter of Grace and John Carter. Born in Middletown. Married to Joseph Doane.
Family links:
Spouse:
Joseph Doane (1697 - 1783)
Children:
Joseph Doane (1727 - 1727)*
Mary Doane (1728 - 1780)*
John Doane (1731 - 1811)*
Ebenezer Doane (1733 - 1818)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
Unknown