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Doty Monument
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Grave monument of James Duane Doty, who served as territorial governor and delegate of Wisconsin and territorial governor of Utah. The monument is located on the grounds of Fort Douglas, Utah.
1953
United States. Army
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W0138IV
WHi 55312
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James Duane Doty
circa 1860-1869
Vignetted carte-de-visite portrait of James Duane Doty during his tenure as territorial governor of Utah. Doty had been territorial governor and delegate of Wisconsin.
James Duane Doty
1858
Salted paper photoprint of James Duane Doty, territorial governor of Wisconsin 1841-44.
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