Doty Cemetery, West Owenton, Owen Co., KY

DOTY Cemetery (#018 AND #214): Located on South Fork Road, east side, about 400 yards north of South Fork's 
junction with US 22. The cemetery is surrounded by a stone wall which is lined with small trees. Difficult to see in 
summer. No removals. New Data. TYPE: Family Farm. CONDITION: cleared yearly by Ben McNear, owner and 
descendant. 

NOTE: One of the two numbers above assigned to the Doty should be transferred to the Hancock, which is about 
250 yards sw on a visual line and missed by the original study. GCW


Levi Doty
May 10, 1803 - Apr 24, 1881

Mary Doty
Jan 2 1811 - Jan 3, 1894

George W. Doty
Dec 3, 1850 - Sept 19, 1877

U. O. Doty
Sept 1, 1846 - April 5, 1899

Squire Duncan
d June 7, 1886, 43y, 7days

Eliza J.(Doty)
wife of Squire Duncan
Oct 23, 1848 - June 2, 1875

Mary
wife of Squire Duncan
b Aug 26, 1850 - ......(no data)

Willena Duncan
Nov 11. 1874 - Mar 4, 1892

W. P. Duncan
b Nov 29 1869 - d June 1, 1893
(NOTE: this is a small obelisk stone for both names above.)

M. L. Mansfield
(top of stone says MATTIE)
Aug 15, 1865 - July 9, 1877
Eternal Rest shows this as a bible record with no stone. The stone hasn't moved.

Nannie Hildreth
May 11, 1858 - May 22, 1880

At least 14 field stone graves (2 children).
KNOWN to be buried here but unmarked:

Sallie F. Dillender
Mary Dykes Doty (mother of Levi) Thomas A Doty, d April 27, 1897
Katerine (Doty) Mansfield
Benjamin F. McNear
Katherine McNear
Joseph Harold McNear, d Oct 12, 1906 - aged 1 y, 4m, 8days
John Marvin Morgan (child of Carrie & Charles Morgan)
 
SUSPECTED to be buried here but unmarked:
Fannie (Doty) Hildreth
Peter Hildreth
Joseph Mansfield
Mary Doty McNear
 
Which accounts for most of the fieldstone graves. Frances Arnold was going to show me the grave of her 
brother, John Morgan, but died before we could get together. The subsequent loss of her son, John Bill 
Arnold, Jr may have lost the information.

Harry Doty, buried in the nearby Hancock Cemetery, was the grandson of Peter and Fannie Hildreth, on 
whose farm he was raised. Harry, who belonged here, was interred in the Hancock because the Doty was 
entirely filled. GCW 

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