. The Doane family:. 18(!5, 8, 3, ElizabethEvans, b. at East Gwillimbury, Out., 1845, 0, 15, dan. ofDavid and Jane (Arbutlmott) Evans; is principal ofSchool at Toronto. Ch.: 1. Ira Ross, b. 1S66, 6, 7; , 3, 13. 2. Robert Arthur, b. 1873, 12, 13; d. 1877, 12,11. 3. Jeaunie Arbuthuott, b. 1879, 8, 3. 449 DAVID DOANE (Ebeuezer,^ Ebeuezer,^ Joseph,-* Daniel,^Daniel,- John^ was born in Ontario, Canada, 1820, 9, 30 and diedat his home abont one mile North of Sharon, 189i), 2, 5. He mar-ried, 1860, 9, 1, Sarah Quibell, who died abont 1874. Married,second, abont 1880, Jane Anderson who snrvived
. The Doane family:. 18(!5, 8, 3, ElizabethEvans, b. at East Gwillimbury, Out., 1845, 0, 15, dan. ofDavid and Jane (Arbutlmott) Evans; is principal ofSchool at Toronto. Ch.: 1. Ira Ross, b. 1S66, 6, 7; , 3, 13. 2. Robert Arthur, b. 1873, 12, 13; d. 1877, 12,11. 3. Jeaunie Arbuthuott, b. 1879, 8, 3. 449 DAVID DOANE (Ebeuezer,^ Ebeuezer,^ Joseph,-* Daniel,^Daniel,- John^ was born in Ontario, Canada, 1820, 9, 30 and diedat his home abont one mile North of Sharon, 189i), 2, 5. He mar-ried, 1860, 9, 1, Sarah Quibell, who died abont 1874. Married,second, abont 1880, Jane Anderson who snrvived him. IMr. Doanewas born and lived his lifetime on the farm wliere he died, and wasthe last of the Doaue name of his generation in his was a life-long liiberal in politics, always faitliful and trne to hisparty. He was one of the oldest aud most respected residents ofhis township. Children: i Lucy, b. 18(53, 3, E.,** b. IBGC, 1, EnwiN,b. 1868, 10. CnAUNCKY,*b. 1871, 2, (Page 400.)ROBERT WILLSON DOANE. DESCENDANTS OK DEA. JOHN DOAXE. 401 450 MOSES^ DOANE (Moses, .loseph,^ Israel, Daaiel,-Daniel, John) was born probably in Hiicks Co., Pa., 1781, 1, 22and died at Wheatland, Monroe Co., N. Y., 1861, 2, 5. He mar-ried, in 1808, Mary Comfort, wlio died at Wheatland, 1878, 7, 20,the daughter of John and Mary (Woolininj Comfort of Falls town-ship, Bucks Co. Moses Doane was the only child of the outlawMoses and Rachel (Tomlinson) Doane, and was nearly three yearsold when his father was killed in llalseys tavern. He lived withhis uncle, Samuel Tomlinson, who gave hirn a trade, a horse and apromise that he would do well by hira. The uncle died, withouta will, leaving his promise unfulfilled. After his marriage settled, first, in Falls township where he purchased a farm fortwenty-five hundred dollars. Yielding to the persuasion of his uncle,Joseph Doane the refugee (228), he migrated to Canada sometimeafter 182^. He lived in Canada
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