[DOC] [TLE] James Duane Doty - Wikipedia [PAR] James Duane Doty (November 5, 1799  June 13, 1865) was a land speculator 
and politician ... In 1818 Doty moved to Detroit, the capital of Michigan Territory, 
where he ... territorial legislature to select his proposed city as the capital of 
Wisconsin. ... legislators towards the facilities at Belmont made it likely that the 
capital... [DOC] [TLE] Life in Early Madison | Wisconsin Historical Society [PAR] ... was established in 1836, legislators met at Belmont, where Judge James 
Duane Doty persuaded them to choose the site of Madison as the territorial 
capital. ... the city, naming it for the fourth president of the United States, James 
Madison. ... In April 1837, the Pecks moved into their unfinished log cabin near 
the corner of... [DOC] [TLE] Madison's Past - Historic Madison, Inc. [PAR] They were forced to move west of the Mississippi River after the Black Hawk 
conflict of ... James Duane Doty, a territorial Judge and land speculator, traveled 
through ... In 1836, he persuaded the territorial legislature meeting in Belmont (a 
small ... Doty named the city Madison for James Madison, the 4th President of the 
U.S.... [DOC] [TLE] Capitals and Capitols in Early Wisconsin pg1 - Genealogy Trails [PAR] Even before attaining territorial status, the "capital question" would be broached 
and ... Mason called for the meeting to be held at Green Bay on January 1, 1836, 
but, before ... After James Vineyard, also representing Iowa County, moved that 
the ..... By the time the Territorial Legislature convened in Belmont, then, Doty had
... [DOC] [TLE] Free Flashcards about CITIES - StudyStack [PAR] IN 1836 JUDGE JAMES DOTY PERSUADED THE LEGISLATURE TO MOVE 
THE CAPITAL OF WISCONSIN FROM BELMONT TO THIS CITY, MADISON. [DOC] [TLE] The Supreme Court Hearing Room - Wisconsin Court System [PAR] Mar 7, 2012 ... Judge James Duane Doty held that in this case territorial law did not apply: ... In 
1836, when Wisconsin became a territory, Doty persuaded the legislature to 
move the capital from Belmont to the present site to be named... [DOC] [TLE] Wisconsin's First Capitol site near Belmont small but worth a visit [PAR] Aug 16, 2013 ... Wisconsin's first territorial capital was in Belmont in 1836. ... that legislators drew 
up the first laws and rules that governed what would become ... After that first, 
short session, the buildings served other purposes and most were moved. ... So 
when Judge James Duane Doty (he was also a lobbyist and land... [DOC] [TLE] Welcome to Madison, Wisconsin - Madison SuperMall - Wisconsin ... [PAR] James Duane Doty, a territorial Judge and land speculator, traveled through the 
Isthmus in May 1829 ... In 1836 he persuaded the territorial legislature meeting in 
Belmont WI to designate his paper city as the site for the new Capital. Doty 
named the city Madison for James Madison, the 4th President of the U.S. who 
had died... [DOC] [TLE] Madison, Wisconsin - Travel Photos by Galen R Frysinger ... [PAR] Madison (city, Wisconsin), city in south central Wisconsin, capital of the state, and 
seat of Dane County. ... Madison was founded in 1836 by a former federal judge, 
James Doty, and ... Doty persuaded the legislature to move the capital of the 
newly formed Wisconsin Territory to Madison from its temporary location at 
Belmont... [DOC] [TLE] Madison, Wisconsin History [PAR] James Duane Doty, a territorial Judge and land speculator, traveled through 
Madison's ... In 1836, he persuaded the territorial legislature meeting in Belmont, 
WI to designate Madison, then his paper city, as the site for the new capital. Doty 
named the city Madison for James Madison, the 4th President of the U.S. who 
had... [DOC] [TLE] Wisconsin - New World Encyclopedia [PAR] Its capital city is Madison, and its largest city is Milwaukee. .... of Wisconsin is 
Madison, which was created in 1836 when former federal judge James Duane 
Doty... [DOC] [TLE] Wisconsin On Stamps exhibit - Wisconsin Federation of Stamp Clubs [PAR] Queen City Philatelic Society. Rexnord Philatelic ... When Wisconsin became a 
territory in 1836

Question: In 1836 Judge James Doty persuaded the legislature to move the capital from Belmont to this city
Answer: Madison