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Note: It appearing that Lucinda Doughty is perhaps insane. Sheriff to summon jury. [QCR, 1840-1852, July 6, 1846, p. 236.]
Report of Jury. Find Lucinda Doughty utterly incapable of managing her own affairs. An idiot. She has a negro girl worth about $400 and a balance coming from her father's estate of about $350 and some other property worth about $5. Signed: Jonathan Bailey, Rezin Thompson, Philip Fisher, Archibald Huffman, William Harrison, Charles H. Spears, Samuel Cartwright, Henry Bradly, John Swan, H. Z. Borum, Robert Huffman and William S. Swan. Ordered the appointment of a guardian for Lucinda
Doughty be postponed until next court, [QCR, 1840-1852, August 3, 1846, p. 249f.]
Henry P. Bone appointed guardian of Lucinda Doughty, idiot, with securities Duncan Johnson and Jonathan Baily. Bond $1500. [Ibid., September 8, 1846, p. 260.]
Henry P. Bone, guardian for Lucinda Doughty asked to be discharged from further duty. Released and Philip Fisher appointed new guardian with securities William Swann and Duncan Johnson. Bond $1400. [QCR, 1840-1852, January 3, 1848, p. 391.]
Philip Fisher, guardian of Lucinda Doughty, a lunatic. [Ibid., p. 352.]
Philip Fisher, guardian of Lucinda Doughty, who is insane. Her brother boards her. [Ibid., July 16, 1852,
August 28, 1852, p. 96.]
Philip Fisher, guardian of Lucinda Doughty, who is insane. Lucinda has a child and guardian paid tuition. Paid L. D. Doughty for her benefit who boarded her. [Ibid., August 20, 1853, September 14, 1853, p. 219.]
Philip Fisher, guardian of Lucinda Dougherty [sic], insane. Expenses of moving her to Warren County. The negro girl belonging to Lucinda is hired to the husband of her daughter who is now married, to pay for her boarding. [Ibid., August 11, 1854, September 19, 1854, p. 338.]
Philips Fisher, guardian of Lucinda Doughty who is insane. This woman has a daughter who is grown and has married and lives in Warren County and the said Lucinda lives with her. [Ibid., December 24, 1855, p. 434.]
Fisher reported again on June 16, 1858, August 18, 1858, p. 253, and finally as guardian of Lucinda Dougherty [sic] who is insane. This woman lives with her daughter and son [in-law] who take care of her. She lives at a distance from the guardian. [Ibid., October 15, 1859, December 2, 1859. p. 403.]
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