Vincent Tilyou, Mary Tilyou, and Richard Doty deed 1814

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Vincent Tilyou, Mary Tilyou, and Richard Doty deed 1814

http://dlib.nyu.edu/findingaids/html/bhs/arms_1977_496_doty/arms_1977_496_doty.html

Deed for property in New York City owned by the deceased Vincent Tilyou, a chain maker, and his widow Mary Tilyou, and sold to Richard Doty, a brewer. The deed is administered by John Tilyou and John Connors, exectuors of Vincent Tilyou's will, and is dated May 2, 1814.

0.03 Linear feet; in one folder.

Center for Brooklyn History (2020-)

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Tilyou, Vincent

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Tilyou, Mary

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Doty, Richard L.

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Isaac Doty (1764-1824) married Elizabeth Williams (1760-1820) in 1782. Isaac was the executor of the estate of Thomas Williams, Elizabeth's father, who was a New York City merchant. He was also a proprietor of Doty and Seaman Company, a hardware company, which was established between 1797 and 1801, and Doty, Willets, and Company, a brewery, which was established in 1806. Richard Doty (1783-1852), the son of Isaac, lived in New York City and Brooklyn. He worked with Doty, Willets, and Company and...