Kellogg, Katherine

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• Reference Number: 2843

Katherine married Collins, General Oliver 20 Jan 1799, New Hartford, Litchfield, Connecticut, USA. Oliver was born 25 Aug 1762, Meriden, New Haven, Connecticut, USA; died 14 Aug 1838, New Hartford, Oneida, New York, USA. [Group Sheet]

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• Reference Number: 2843
• Namesake: 1931; Sarah Street in Kaukauna is named for her.

Sarah married Doty, Govenor James Duane Abt 1823, New Hartford, Oneida, New York, USA. James (son of Doty, Chilius and Martin, Sarah) was born 5 Nov 1799, Salem, Washington, New York, USA; died 13 Jun 1865, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA; was buried , Fort Douglas Cemetery, Salt Lake City, Utah. [Group Sheet]

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• Reference Number: 2843
• Moved: Abt 1833, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA; from New York
• Moved: Abt 1842, Madison, Dane, Wisconsin, USA; From Cleveland
• 1850 Census: 1850, Madison, Dane, Wisconsin, USA
• 1860 Census: 1860, Madison, Dane, Wisconsin, USA
• Moved: Abt 1860, Neenah, Winnebago, Wisconsin, USA; From Madison
• 1870 Census: 1870, Neenah, Winnebago, Wisconsin, USA
• Organizations: 3 Dec 1890; National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
• 1900 Census: 1900, Neenah, Winnebago, Wisconsin, USA
• Death Record - Civil: 31 Oct 1901
• Obituary: 2 Nov 1901; Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
• Biography: 1942; Federal Writers Project (Wis.). Writings and Research Notes

Notes:

1850 Census:
A L Collins 39
S H Collins 39 (Sarah Heaton Huggins)
A W Collins 14 (Alexander W)
Jessie W Collins 11
C A Collins 9 (Charlotte Abernathy)
C O Collins 6 (Charles Oliver)
C B Collins 4 (Caroline Pradley)
Ann McGlin 19
John Jornsen 16

1860 Census:
Alex L Collins 49
Sarah Collins 48
Jessie W Collins 20
Charlotte Collins 18
Chas O Collins 15
Carolina Collins 14
Edward Collins 7
Mary Horrey 35

1870 Census:
Alex W Callins 34
Jennie Callins 24
Jessie Callins 3
Rittie Callins 2
Alexander Callins 59
Sarah Callins 58
Edward Callins 17

Organizations:
SAR Membership Number 3616

1900 Census:
Alexander Collins 63
Jennie Collins 54
Allen Collins 20
William Collins 18
Alexander Collins 89
Pearl Clifford 14
Fred Eggelston 16

Death Record - Civil:
Death Record Details
Last Name: Collins First Name: Alexander
Day: 31 Month: October Year: 1901
County: Winnebago Reel: 142
Volume: 04 Page: 0545
Image: 2943 Index Vol: 02 Sequence #: 065122

Obituary:
Judge A. L. Collins, Who Occupied the Bench of the Ninth Judicial District, Passes Away In Town of Menasha.
(Special to The Northwestern.) Neenah, Wls.. Nov. 1.— Judge Alexander Lynn Collins is dead at the home of his son. A. W. Collins, in the town of Menasha. We was nearly 91 years of age. He was a son of Brigadier General Oliver Collins who served in the war of 1812. Judge Collins at one time was prominent in state politics and one of the leading lawyers of the state. He was one of the first circuit judges in the state of Wisconsin, serving on the bench of the nihth judicial district. He was born in Oneida, N. Y., March 11, 1811, and came to Wisconsin in 1842. He resided at Madison thirteen years, being admitted to the bar by the original supreme court. He was a member of the law flrm of Collins. Smith & Keyes of Madison; a member of the senatorial council in 1846; the Whig Candidate for congress in 1848 and in 1849 the Whig candidate for governor against Nelson Dewey. From 1852 until the disbandment of the Whig party, he was state chairman of that organization. In 1852 he was a delegate to the national convention at Baltimore and voted for Daniel Webster. He was a brother-in-law of Governor Doty and was judge of the ninth district from 1855 to 1858, resigning to enter a land speculaion at Neenah and Menasha with Governor Doty, in the purchase of what was later known as Doty's Island. Judge Collins was in California 1864-1867 and on his return, settled with his son in the town of Menasha. The surviving children are: Alexander W. Collins, town of Menasha: Mrs. Samuel McCord, Mrs. (?). D. Ilsley, Charles O. Collins, Milwaukee, Miss Carrie B. Collins, Seattle, Washington. The fureral will occur Sunday afternoon from the late residence.
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern | Oshkosh, Wisconsin | Friday, November 01, 1901 | Page 1
Death of Judge Colins The reported death of Judge Alexander L. Collins at his home at Neenah removes one of the best known pioneer attorneys and early politicians in this State. In fact it is stated he was the only surviving landmark of the law- yers who practiced in this territory between the years of 1836 and 1848 when Wisconsin was admitted to the union as a state. At the time of his death Judge Collins was in his 91st year and the history of his life is closely identified with many of the stirring incidents connected with the early history of the state. He was a native of Whitesboro. N. Y, afterwards remov- ing to Cleveland. O.,*(0HIO) where he finished his legal education at the age of twenty- three, and locating at Madison in this state in 1842 where he commenced the practice of his profession, being connected with the law firm of Collins. Smith and Tappen, which was changed in 1853 to Collins, Smith & Keyes, the late Oeorge B. Smith and E. W. Keyes being his partners. In 1848 he was nominated for governor, by the first Whig convention of the new state, but was defeated by Nelson Dewey. Democrat. Later he was a candidate with Edward V. Whiton for the position of United States senator, but both were beaten by Governor Dodge and I. P. Walker. In 1862 Mr. Collins was ohosen as a delegate to the national Whig convention in Baltimore which nominated Winfield Scott for the presidency, and in 1864 he was elected as judge of the ninth judicial circuit, serving in that capacity for four years, traversing the district included in his circuit on horseback and by buggy, as that was before the era of railroads in this state. A few,years later he located in Appleton where he resumed the practice of law, but for a number of years he has wholly given up his practice, and has mainly resided with his son Alexander, at Neenah, and his son-in-law, Samuel McCord at Milwaukee. Up to a few years ago he enjoyed unusually good health for a man of his age, but for several years past he has been falling and for a period of six months he has been confined to bis bed. His death was due to old age and a general breaking down of his health. Judge Collins was considered one of the most able lawyers among the distinguished galaxy of early territorial attorneys, and he is the last one of this class to be removed by death. Ever courteous and affable, he was a man of fine presence who made a most successful advocate before the bar. He was a brother-in-law of the late Governor James Duane Doty add is survived by a family of six children, Mrs. Samuel McCord, Milwaukee: Mrs. Charlotte A. Ilsey. Milwaukee; Mrs. Thomas H. Brooks, Seattle, Wash.; Alexander W. Collins, Neenah, Wls.; and Charles O., and Edward B. Collins of Chicago. His wife died a number of years ago. Judge Collins was very fond of recall- ing the incidents of the early history of this state, and his excellent memory in regard to these matters made him an exceedingly interesting conversationist. He was well known in this city where be was frequently called on business during his active career. His death is a reminder of the common and inevitable end toward which we all are trending.
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern | Oshkosh, Wisconsin | Saturday, November 02, 1901 | Page 4

Biography:
Last Name: Collins
First Name: Alexander Lynn
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Day:
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Year: 1811 - 1901
County: Dane
Volume:
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Record Type: Biographical Sketch
Source: Federal Writers Project (Wis.). Writings and Research Notes, 1935-1942.
Published:
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Notes: Biographical sketch.
Portrait: no

Alexander married Huggins, Sarah Heaton 28 Sep 1835, New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, USA. Sarah was born 24 Oct 1812, , , Connecticut, USA; died 15 Jan 1891, Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

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• Reference Number: 2843
• 1850 Census: 1850, Fort Winnebago, Columbia, Wisconsin, USA
• 1860 Census: 1860, Menasha, Winnebago, Wisconsin, USA
• 1880 Census: 1880, Godfrey, Madison, Illinois, USA
• 1900 Census: 1900

Notes:

1850 Census:
Charles Daty - 26
Jane Daty - 26
Webester Daty - 3
William Wiksten - 22
Ester Pendelton - 18
William Craig - 12
Matilda Craig - 18

1860 Census:
Charles Doty - 35
Sarah J Doty - 34
Webster Doty - 12
Edmund Doty - 8
Bradley Doty - 6
Sarah Craven - 22

1880 Census:
Charles Doty - 52
Sarah Doty - 50
Edmond Doty - 30
Evlyn Doty - 23
Webster Doty - 32
A. D. Doty - 2

Charles married Webster, Sarah Jane 24 Dec 1846. Sarah was born 27 Jul 1824, Torrington, Litchfield, Connecticut, USA; died 25 Jun 1893, , , Georgia, USA. [Group Sheet]

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• Biography: One of the first Green Bay Settlers arriving bet 1820 - 1830 from NY
• Reference Number: 2843

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Mary married Fitzgerald, Hon. John 4 Jan 1855, New York, New York, New York, USA. John was born Abt 1829, Dublin, Leinster, Ireland; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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• Reference Number: 2843
• Residence: Abt 1901, Neenah, Winnebago, Wisconsin, USA

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Residence:
At the time of fathers death in 1901 was listed as Alexander of Neenah.

Alexander married Law, Jane 22 Nov 1865, Menasha, Winnebago, Wisconsin, USA. Jane was born 12 Jan 1846, , , , Scotland; died 17 Jan 1919, Prairie Du Chien, Crawford, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

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• Reference Number: 2843
• Residence: 1901, Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA

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Residence:
At the time of fathers death in 1901 was listed as Mrs Samuel McCord of Milwaukee

Jessie married McCord, Samuel 8 Sep 1860. Samuel was born 15 Sep 1836, , , Pennsylvania, USA; died 6 Feb 1902, Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

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• Reference Number: 2843
• Residence: Abt 1901, Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA

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At the time of fathers death in 1901 was listed as Mrs. Charlotte Ilsley of Milwaukee

Charlotte married Ilsley, Edward D. 17 Sep 1860, Madison, Dane, Wisconsin, USA. Edward was born Abt 1828; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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• Reference Number: 2843
• 1900 Census: 1900, Seattle, King, Washington, USA
• Residence: Abt 1901, Seattle, King, Washington, USA

Notes:

1900 Census:
Thomas Brooks57
Caroline Brooks50
Josie Jacobs29

Residence:
At the time of fathers death in 1901 was listed as Mrs. Thomas H. Brooks of Seattle

Caroline married Brooks, Thomas Aft 1861. Thomas was born Abt 1843; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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• Reference Number: 2843
• Residence: 1901, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA

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Residence:
At the time of fathers death in 1901 was listed as Charles O. of Chicago

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• Reference Number: 2843
• Residence: Abt 1901, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA

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Residence:
At the time of fathers death in 1901 was listed as Edward of Chicago.

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• Reference Number: 2843
• Biography: Bef 1824
• Military Service: Aft 1864; US Navy, Lieut.

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Biography:
Col. Webster Doty traveled the world. He never married and lived with his father, Col. Charles Doty, until his father's death. His sister-in-law, Evelyn Hunter Smith Doty, widow of Edmund Doty, took care of Col. Webster until his death.

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• Reference Number: 2843
• Occupation: Bef 16 Apr 1887

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Occupation:
Doctor

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• Military Service: WWI - US Navy
• Reference Number: 2843
• 1860 Census: 1860, Menasha, Winnebago, Wisconsin, USA
• 1880 Census: 1880, Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, USA
• 1900 Census: 1900, Bronx, Bronx, New York, USA

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Military Service:
Served on the Monongahela

1860 Census:
Charles Doty
Sarah J Doty
Webster Doty
Edmund Doty
Bradley Doty
Sarah Craven

1880 Census:
Bradley Doty 26

1900 Census:
Bradley Doty 44
Jessie F Doty 42
George A Doty 20

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