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Daughtrey, Samuel 1820-1840; Tyler 1764-bef 1870

ljh9256 — 2012-06-04 03:52:49Z

I am hoping to find people researching this man. Samuel Daughtrey/Daughtery/Daughtry. He was born about 1808 in TN, married Elizabeth Unknown b. abt 1808 NC. He was in Bedford 1820-1840m then to Shelby Co 1850 and up to Paducah, KY 1860
Children:
William abt 1830
Frances Melinda, 1835
Dabney E. 1836
Jeremiah 1838
John H. 1839-1886
Malissy 1842
Jesse G. 1844-1882 (Great Great Grandfather)
Benjamin 1845
Samuel 1848

The whole family moved to Paducah area.

I am wanting to find the marriage of Samuel and Elizabeth and his parents.

I am hoping to prove or disprove a Tyler Dauhgtrey as Samuel's father.
Tyler b. abt 1764 NC, Wife Alice b. abt 1777 NC d. bet 1850-1860
Tyler is in Bedford census 1820-1830, then in Coffee Co 1840. 1850-1860 he is listed in Rutherford County. Then he is lost, presummed dead bef 1870.
I also know the county lines changed those years so he may have stayed in the same location but boundaries changed.
1850 Census:
Ashey, 73, F, NC
Next Page Line 1
849/849
Jerry Dority, 40, M, Farmer, TN
Martha, 36, F, TN
Jesse, 19, M, None, TN
Franky, 14, F, TN
Cola, 9, F, TN
James R., 6, M, TN
Jerry, 21?, M, TN
Elizabeth, 11, F, TN
1860 census
Line 9, 576/576
Dubby Jacobs, 48, F, TN [Debby Daughtrey Jacobs]
John Jacobs, 24, M, Farmer, $400, TN
S. E., 22, F, TN
Malissa, 17, F, TN
R. A., 12, F, TN
Tyler Daughtry, 95, M, NC

Daugherty/Indian Heritage

norvegrg1 — 2012-06-01 01:05:30Z

I recently found a picture of my grandmother Pearl Eva Daugherty (b: 1884) she was wearing Indian apparel; she was about 13 at that time and they were living in Newton County, MO. Her father was Joseph Alfred Daugherty (b: 1848 supposedly MI and d: 1893 in Newton Co., MO) and her mother was Susan C. Jennings (b: 1849 in WI and d: 1905 in OR)(this was Susan's 2nd marriage). Do you know how they could be part Indian?

Re: Ohio County, Ky Daugherty - Owen's Clan

JuliaLindoerfer — 2012-05-24 22:47:21Z

Albert M. Daugherty and Eliza D. Daugherty and she married Richard L. Smith. Their daughter was Alta Smith born Oct. 1896 I think....I can't find her anywhere! The ones listed as Richard L. Smith's daughter are wrong. I went to Morgantown Ky. funeral home and looked one of the Alta's up. If anyone has information PLEASE!
Julie

Re: Daugherty/Cherokee Indian Heritage

pattyb2u2 — 2012-05-16 22:14:23Z

hello, my given last name is Holman. my grandmother was from callao, mo. i had seen a photo when i was in my teen yrs of a Cherokee female on horseback with a gentleman standing at her side. my grandmother said that the photo was of (this is where i get stuck) her grandmother or great grandmother, who was full blood Cherokee. was said that she was an Indian princess who married an Irish gentleman. I have just started to put my family history together and I would love to find other information...my grandmother's birth name was Burk. ....her father was james rueben burk and mother was alice m harrison....

Re: Ohio County, Ky Daugherty - Owen's Clan

1_mjmorton — 2012-05-14 20:09:22Z

Hello Shirley,

My name is Michelle Groves Morton. I was searching the Daugherty family tree, just curious to what I find. Woodford Daugherty was my great grandfather. His son, Homer Mckinley was my grandfather. He married Eliza Jane, who was also a Daugherty. Her mother was a Snodgrass. They had 7 children, which all are deceased but two, which one is my Mom Eva Jane Daugherty Groves Lepsch, of Henderson, Ky, and Robert "Bobby" of Madisonville, Ky. I see where that's were the tree stops. I'm not for sure how to add to the tree.
My mom, Eva Jane has 5 children. Married to Walter Groves (deceased), remarried Richard Lepsch ( decreased). children: William Michael Groves of Slaughters (wife Donna) Mitchell Lynn, of Evansville (wife Becky), Michelle Jayne Groves Morton (husband Jerry), Marc Layne Groves, of Orlando,Florida ( my twin brother), and Melone Le Groves Jordan, Charlotte, NC.
Robert Daugherty- (Wife Floy) has two children. Keith Daugherty of Tennessee, and Scott Daugherty of Texas.
I could probably have my mom help with info if you'd like. You can email if you'd like.

Sincerely,
Michelle

D. D. Daugherty of Topeka, KS 1943

drbrownlee — 2012-05-13 06:28:41Z

D. D. is pictured in the 1943 Flat-Hatter, yearbook of the March 1943 class of cadets at the Washburn Naval Aviation Unit in Topeka, KS. He is a flight instructor. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching family.

Re: Rose Ann Daugherty/Armbrecht

wmd53 — 2012-05-11 16:17:22Z

I saw an Armbrecht headstone day before yesterday in Petros, Morgan County, Tennessee with Daugherty's scattered about. I didn;t take a picture of it, but hope looking in this area helps. You may also try the surrounding counties of Scott, Claiborne and Anderson county, too.

Re: Cornelius R. Daugherty's son William T.

johnson4529 — 2012-05-07 23:48:51Z

Do you know anything about William T Daugherty? Have seen him listed as son Cornelius Burton Daugherty and Elizabeth Sevier, from Overton Co TN - then moved to Crawford County MO. There was a William T and CP Daugherty living with the Davis family in 1860....and then William T with Cornelius and Elizabeth in 1870 in Missouri. Hope you can shed some light on this. The William T I am interested in Married Margaret Tallent in Dent County, MO.
Thank you

Re: Daugherty's 1920's Clifty, TN

cindyaric — 2012-05-07 19:25:21Z

I know you posted this a long time ago but in case you were still searching I thought I'd try to help. I'm not a Daugherty but every year on the first Sunday in May there's a coal miners reunion at the Bondecroft Elementary school. They have hundereds of pictures, books, and documents that you can search thru. They also have a guided tour of the communities to show you where everything was during that time. It's really worth checking out. I live in Clifty and have all my life. If I can help out in any way let me know. I hope some of this helps you.

Re: we are related in a 50TH COUSINS WAY hehe

traysmith1 — 2012-05-06 11:42:23Z

I have some information about this line of Daughertys. I would like to compare. What is the name of this book from Lake City?

Re: somebody please, HELP!!!

TammaraIrwin — 2012-04-30 01:41:55Z

WHAT ARE the names in your tree

Re: Daugherty

cswackaroo2011 — 2012-04-27 00:27:52Z

I have a Homer Daugherty in my line

Re: Daugherty

Corona4853 — 2012-04-23 20:02:32Z

It's been quite some time since I looked at Ancestry.com but today is the anniversary of my father's passing, so started looking up things. I don't remember a Homer, but that's not to say with 10 or 12 kids in my father's family. So I assume most of his brother & sisters have passed on, but sure I must have a lot of cousins running around. My email has changed to corona53@me.com or corona1953@gmail.com I have some pics of my grandparents Clyde William Daugherty & Carrie Florence (Helmick). Do you have any more info? I may be able to figure out a list of names for my father's brothers & sisters.

Rose Ann Daugherty/Armbrecht

markcook38 — 2012-04-18 02:11:38Z

Im looking for more info on my grandmothers family. She was married to Harold P Armbrecht. They had 3 daughters, Louisa, Kathy, and Sheridan. Louisa was my mother. Im hitting brick walls. Just trying to find out her parents names so I can get further. Any help will be appreciated.

Re: Daugherty in Indiana

tonkay141 — 2012-04-15 01:19:59Z

Hi Heidi
I am researching James Daugherty from Daviess Indiana I'm not sure if your James Daugherty is the same.James was my ggrandfather on my Mothers side he married Mary M Summers in 1888 from this union there were three children my grandfather Vincent Alonzo born June of 1893,Eldena born 1896 and thomas Francis born 1899. All the research I have done leads me to believe that information on ancestry may have been incorrect as it leads me to your James Daugherty . Any information would be greatly appricated .You may e-mail me at tonkay @cox.net
Thank You So Much tonya

Re: Daugherty family

debbiescheller1 — 2012-04-01 02:08:42Z

My daddy is Harry Daugherty from dover n.c. Moms name is Margaret Daugherty. They do have 7 children. If you want to get more info email me back at debbiescheller@gmail.com.

Samuel Owen Daugherty

dosthart — 2012-03-23 15:44:28Z

I'm working on the last chapter now of a book on the Owen Daugherty Family (1656 - 1712). Some years ago, someone emailed me, asking a question about the ancestry of Samuel Owen Daugherty. I'm sorry that I've had a computer failure in the last year and lost that person's name.

At the time, I didn't know how Samuel hooked back into the larger Owen Daugherty line. NOW I DO! If that person sees this and wants to contact me, I'm happy to share what I have.

Please use my personal email at dosthart@gmail.com .

Re: Virginia Daugherty's

mickiebocker1 — 2012-03-17 13:10:17Z

Hi, not sure if this is connected but my mother's maiden name was daugherty and her parents were Clyde and Mae Daugherty of Staunton, Va....I believe Mae's maiden name was Coffman, so I thought maybe this was somehow related...
Thanks,
Mickie Boothroyd
daughter of Alisteen Daugherty of Staunton, Va.

Re: Daugherty/Cherokee Indian Heritage

donjackson1939 — 2012-03-09 05:10:32Z

My mother's mother Harriet Daugherty was married to Thomas H. Holman and was Cherokee and is listed as 11/12 years old on the St. Clair, Mo.Census with her parents and siblings.It is believed that she was from the Cherokee Holman's in Eastern Oklahoma Her name was Myrtle Blanche Holman, parents Harriet Daugherty and Thomas Humphrey(Humfre) Holman. She married Troy Otis Jackson from Laurenceburg, Lawrence County, Mo. She was born June 2, 1898. Both are buried in Las Vegas, NV where I live now.

The clan is from Tennessee and her mother was around
Laurenceburg,Lawrence County, TN where My Dad was from.

I am interested in the Daugherty Name and Holman. If Holman rings a bell I can give you more history on her family.

Re: Daugherty/Cherokee Indian Heritage

Sherriedavids1 — 2012-03-05 22:45:42Z

My 2nd Great Grandmother said her Grandmother was full blooded indian. Her Grandmothers name was Isabellah Daugherty/Daughtry b. 1836. living in Cannon County, TN. with her mother. Icy Daugherty as head of household. Isaballa married Lewis Hamilton Howland in 1856 in Rutherford County TN. Their last child was born in 1874. I cant find a death record on Lewis or Isabelle Howland. I dont see them in the 1880 census. She was his second wife and he was much older that she was. I have read online that he died 4/18/1875 but I cant find a record to back it up. I lost her completely.

Re: Thomas Daugherty

MWDnABD — 2012-03-05 06:34:57Z

I know this was posted 11 1/2 years ago but if you still keep current on this site, I would appreciate any access to the old Daugherty records and photos that you are willing to release. I live in Alabama and am also descended from Thomas and Jacob Daugherty.

Re: Daugherty in Indiana

jerrydonelle166 — 2012-02-23 03:43:27Z

Hello,
Did James Daugherty move on to Illinois? Do you know his birth date or any other family members? I would like to hear about these ?'s.
Jerry Daugherty

Re: Daugherty in Indiana

tonkay141 — 2012-02-22 23:22:18Z

Hi Heidi

I'm very interested in hearing from you regarding the Daughertys in Daviess Indiana. How are you related to James Daugherty? I would like to work with you on our family history I did a post on the 5th of Feb but have yet to get a response I have only a little information on this family I just requsted Thomas and Cornelias marriage lic hoping ther will be more information pertaining to Thomas father
I live in Arizona and it is difficult to get a lot of information first hand Any help would be greatly appreciated Hope to hear from you soon
Thank You So Much Tonya

James Daugherty

scotian12 — 2012-02-09 20:40:02Z

looking for any information on James Thomas Daugherty(or might have been Thomas James Daugherty/Dougherty) from Ontario, Canada.
Supposedly the brother of John & George Edwin Daugherty. Son of Richard Henry Daugherty & Alice Langhern.

In George Edwin Daughery's obit it mentions a brother James and in Richard's obit it mentions a son Thomas. But none of the census show a James or Thomas with Richard & Alice and can't find a birth or death record.

Re: Daugherty in Indiana

wileya127 — 2012-02-07 05:31:30Z

Hi. No. He died in Indiana. It was my great-grandmother, his granddaughter, who moved out of Indiana and all over the midwest.

Re: Daugherty in Indiana

jerrydonelle166 — 2012-02-07 04:37:50Z

Did he move from Ind. to Illinois?
Jerry Daugherty

Re: Daugherty in Indiana

lkyspgot57 — 2012-02-06 12:36:40Z

Hi Heidi, I am Hughie are you by any chance any relation to the John M. Daugherty Line that John was born August 13,1804 at Weavers Old Stand,Westmoreland County,Greensburg,PA and he married Catherine Leasure in 1830 and she was born June 1812 in Greensburg,Westmoreland County,PA and she passed away in July 1874 and John passed away in September 21, 1889 in Pitcairn,Allegheny County,PA see after Catherine passed John went to live with his Grandson William Daugherty Jr who was an undertaker in Pitcairn,Allegheny County,PA and see alot of the relatives lived in Patton Township which was now the Monroeville,Allegheny County area and was named after the Patton Family and it bordered Franklin Township,Westmoreland County but in February 1852-1853 Franklin Township then became Penn Township,Westmoreland County,PA and John and Catherine are buried in The Buelah Reformed Presbyterian Church Cemetery and the Cemetery runs along side of Pleasant Valley Road and the Church was torn down in around 1932-1936 because of the Great Depression the Congregation was so small that the Church couldn't exsist and plus if you would look up information on The Buelah Reformed Presbyterian Church from the Presbytery in Philadelphia,PA it is listed as Claridge,Penn Township, Westmoreland County,PA because the Cemetery is so old but there is probably 100-125 graves in The Cemetery and thats where the McWilliams who are also related are buried up along the tree line and than the third row is the Daughertys(Doughertys) see from 1750 and back they spelled the name Dougherty and over in Ireland they spelled it Dougherty and O'Dougherty and Daughentaigh but from after 1750 you will find the name is spelled Daugherty,Daughtery but some still used the spelling of Dougherty but John Daughertys records are in The City County Building in Pittsburgh,Allegheny County,PA and John being born was 1804 is spelled Daugherty but the relatives that had the Funeral Homes in Pitcairn,Allegheny County,PA William spelled his name as Daugherty but his son William Norris Daugherty who owned the Funeral Home in Trafford,Westmoreland County,PA and his son William E. Daugherty spelled it Daughtery. John and Catherine had a farm of 106 acres in Penn Township,Westmoreland County,PA and their home probably a log cabin was along Abers Creek which bordered Penn Township,Westmoreland County and Franklin,Allegheny County,PA and John and Catherine had ten children they are buried in Buelah Cemetery along Pleasant Valley Road in Peen Township and also Stone Church Crossroads Cemetery located in Monroeville,Allegheny County,PA and the Irwin, Union Cemetery in Irwin,Westmoreland County,PA along Pennsylvania Avenue and Bridge Street. If I can be of any help and this is the correct line let me know I will share info with you. Yours Truly, Hughie lkyspgot57@aol.com

Re: Daugherty in Indiana

tonkay141 — 2012-02-05 02:55:41Z

Heidi
I also am researching the Daugherty family in Indiana James M Daugherty is my great grandfather. I would like to work with you on our family history Please contact me at my e-mail address which is tonkay@
coxnet.com

Re: Daugherty in Baltimore, Maryland

Marylyn52 — 2012-01-16 00:01:24Z

My research has been on the Hay/Hays family who lived in Baltimore in the late 1700's. Recorded in the Zion Lutheran Church book in Baltimore is a Wm Hay who had a son whom he named Wm Daugherty/ Dougherty, born 1794. The sponsor was Wm Daugherty.

There is a deed record recorded 7 August, 1821 in Baltimore. It was for an indenture from a Mary Peters and others to Wm Hanson and John Smith. This document states that her husband, John Peters, purchased this land in 1795. It also states John died and in his Will (recorded 7 July,1805) he left this land to his wife and their son, John. If John (jr.) died intestate and no children then the land would be sold and proceeds would would be split between James Daugherty and Michael Steitz. The son, John Jr. , James Daugherty and Michael Steitz all died intestate with no children. " James Daugherty hath left a brother named John and a sister named Mary who hath intermarried with John Staylor". Michael Steitz's brother, Wm Steitz replaced Michael in this deed.

Listed in "Maryland Marriage Records" are the following marriages: John Peters to Mary Steitz, 27 Jan., 1792 , marriage returns of Rev. Daniel Kurtz
Wm Hay to Susanna Steitz, 1791, Rev. Kurtz
John Staylor to Mary Dougherty, 7 Jan., 1817, Cathedral marriages

John Hay, born 1764 in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Sponsor to his birth was John Mohr. John Hay was a member of the Zion Lutheran Church in Baltimore.

DAUGHERTY Lloyd J 1884 1933

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2012-01-12 19:32:49Z

DAUGHERTY Lloyd J 1884 1933

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DAUGHERTY Rachel 1855 1901

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2012-01-11 11:19:40Z

DAUGHERTY Rachel 1855 1901 his wife

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Re: Daugherty/Cherokee Indian Heritage

donjackson1939 — 2012-01-11 06:55:17Z

The name to be checked is not under Daugherty, but, Holman.

Jackson/Parnell/Daugherty/Holman

DAUGHERTY Annie B 1887 1978

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2012-01-10 12:48:13Z

DAUGHERTY Annie B 1887 1978

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Re: Daugherty/Cherokee Indian Heritage

roxielf56 — 2012-01-10 06:35:55Z

Thanks for your inquiry. I have checked our family tree for any of the names you have mentioned and did not find them on our tree. While we did have family from that area, none of the names given to me by you came up on our tree. That doesn't mean we don't have relatives of the same blood, I just don't have them on my tree. Thanks! If you do find any other names of the same sur name, please get back with me!

Re: Daugherty/Cherokee Indian Heritage

la8407 — 2012-01-09 17:33:35Z

I have Boltons in my line My grandmother Lillian Bolton Scarbrough always said we were Indian (cant prove it though) Im kind of stuck, Lillians father was Luther Bolton married to Ella Dora Daugherty (parents Ramsey and Susanna), Pretty sure his father was Tan Bolton, I dont have proof yet still working on that. Are these Boltons in your line. Luther Bolton also had a sister Tennessee Bolton married to English Daugherty brother of Ramsey Daughtery. From Anderson County Tennessee Area

Re: Daugherty/Cherokee Indian Heritage

mperry10241 — 2012-01-08 13:32:37Z

Robert
Would love to see your research on the Daugherty's. You can email me at mperry1024@gmail.com. Thanks for your hard work.
Martha Garrison Perry

Re: Daugherty/Cherokee Indian Heritage

rjscottusf — 2012-01-08 03:15:40Z

Charles,

I forgot to mention, Daniel was a Justice of the Peace in Anderson County, the book i refered you to is extensively documented with photocopies of sources of deeds, death certificates, census and military service documents. The genealogy in some sections is somewhat confusing, but with a little time I have been able to sort out over half of the book into FTM in 6 hours, will finish tomorrow, only thing is the library only permits 10% of a book to be copied per day, and that equates to 20 pages @ $3.00 ($0.15/page)!
if you email me, be sure and put a "_" between SCOTT and USF!! I could photograph the documents with a digital camera, that is what I did in Ireland! Easier to share too!
Robert

Re: Daugherty/Cherokee Indian Heritage

rjscottusf — 2012-01-08 03:03:34Z

Charles,

Please contact me. I have been continuing the connections from Charles thru son Daniel in Anderson County. There is a book here in the McClung Collection/East Tennesssee Historical Society in Knoxville, TN on this line to near contemporary people, printed in 1986 by Wanda (Daugherty)Kelley from Harriman, TN titled DAUGHERTY AND RELATED FAMILIES, it is over 200+ pages (double sided) with about 100 pages of it in photographs. It covers Daniel Daugherty 1797-1882 and all descendants through the 1980s, with Bunch, Seiber, and many other lines in the New River area of Anderson County. I was researching that very book today here in Knoxville. You might also be interested we have linked the Michael Dougherty ancestors to my Doughertry Line as well as the Hugh Dougherty Line in Ireland through the efforts and resaerch of Clann O'Dochartaigh. I was in Ireland in September of 2011 for 3 weeks researching in Derry, Lifford and Dublin. If you have had no responses on your New River Daughertys, please contact me direct at RJSCOTT_USF@ATT.NET Hope this helps you!

DAUGHERTY Amba J 1876 1912

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2012-01-07 17:25:43Z

DAUGHERTY Amba J 1876 1912 Sleep on dear husband and take thy rest God called thee home He thought it best

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DAUGHERTY Amos Lee 1921 1921

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2012-01-07 15:03:45Z

DAUGHERTY Amos Lee 1921 1921

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Re: Daugherty in Baltimore, Maryland

Annehd — 2012-01-05 21:10:36Z

Would you please e:mail me at annehd@bellsouth.net -- that way I can share info with both you and Hugh at the same time Thanks!

Re: Daugherty in Baltimore, Maryland

CHYNEW — 2012-01-05 16:13:11Z

After reading your post, I'm very curious about your mentioning the wave of Doughertys into Pennsylvania.
I have links to some in southern York County Pa. It's just north of the Mason Dixon line. Been trying to go back farther to no avail. The first evidence of Adam Dougherty in Hopewell twp. is 1790 census. There is also a William and a John Dougherty in Chanceford twp.(same county), not far from Adam. The first evidence of Wm. and John is 1766.
Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

DAUGHERTY Hurschell L 1917 1895

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2012-01-05 01:32:30Z

DAUGHERTY Hurschell L 1917 1895 msgt US Air Force W W II Korea

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Re: Daugherty in Baltimore, Maryland

Annehd — 2012-01-05 01:30:32Z

This is really odd. After I emailed you, I talked with a fellow Dougherty researcher who has been working with Irish genealogists for the Ireland side of the picture. He mentioned that there were four main waves of Dougherty immigrants between 1650 and 1800 -- my group to Baltimore, then Virginia; another group to Somerset County in Maryland, one to Virginia and then Kentucky (the Michael Mor branch), and one line to Pennsylvania. Which, of course, made me think of you. How far back have you been able to trace your line? Were John's parents born in Ireland? (Which would make them contemporaries of my line). Here are our common family names -- James, John, William, Nancy, Samuel, Nathan, Margaret. Four siblings came over sometime between 1780 and 1790 -- Willim, James, Nancy and John. There were probably other sibilings who remained behind in Ireland. The siblings' parents were Sean and Nancy McColgan Dougherty who lived in Ishkaheen, Inishowen, Ireland. (William was the only family name to spell it Daugherty.) Grandparents were Seamus and Attrica Harte O'Dougherty, also from Ishkaheen. We have found a common ancester with the Michael Mor line, and are currently working on the Sommerset, Maryland group. Can you give me any info about your line -- family lore, common names, etc. My fellow researchers were very excited when I told them about your email concerning the Pennsylvania Daughertys. If you like respond to me directly by email -- annehd@bellsouth.net. Thanks!

Re: Daugherty in Baltimore, Maryland

Annehd — 2012-01-03 20:15:01Z

Sorry, none of my Daughertys/Doughertys had any contact with Pennsylvania. They migrated to SW Virginia, Scott County to be exact, around 1800 and pretty much stayed there until my great-grandfather moved his family to east Tennessee.

Re: Daugherty in Baltimore, Maryland

lkyspgot57 — 2012-01-03 17:21:18Z

Hi Annehd, Is your John Daugherty the one that was born in August 13,1804 at Weavers Old Stand,Westmoreland County,PA and he married Catharine Leasure in 1830 and she was born June 1812-1815 and than she passed away in her residence in Penn Township,Westmoreland County,PA in July 1874 and than John Daugherty died Sept 21,1889 and they were buried in The Buelah Reformed Presbyterian Church Cemetery along Pleasant Valley Road in Penn Township,Westmoreland County,PA they had ten children and they were farmers and had a Farm in Penn Township,Westmoreland County,PA which was 106 acres. Any help if this John is the same John that is related to you I would appreciate any info I was told their parents were from Ireland family lore.Please Help, lkyspgot57@ancestry.com

Re: Daugherty in Baltimore, Maryland

lkyspgot57 — 2012-01-03 17:03:37Z

Hi Rob, My GGG Grandparents were John Daugherty born August 13, 1804 at Weavers Old Stand,Westmoreland County,PA and he married Catherine Leasure in 1830 and she was born June 17, 1812 or 1815 they had ten children and lived in Franklin Township,Westmoreland County,PA than in abt 1850-1852 Franklin Township than became Penn Township,Westmoreland County,PA and Catherine died in July 1874 in Penn Township where her last place of residence was listed and than John Daugherty died Sept 21,1889 in Pitcairn,Allegheny County,PA they were buried in Buelah Reformed Presbyterian Church along Pleasant Valley Road in Penn Township,Westmoreland County,PA. My GG Grandparents were William Leasure Daugherty(Dougherty) born 1831 in MillGrove or New Stanton,Westmoreland County,PA.

DAUGHERTY Jacob E 1850 1925

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2012-01-03 00:43:35Z

DAUGHERTY Jacob E 1850 1925

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Larry E. Daugherty, 69

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-01-01 00:53:14Z

Larry E. Daugherty
Spring Hill

Larry E. Daugherty, 69, of Spring Hill, died Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2011. He was the beloved husband of Marge (Rimkus) Daugherty; loving father of Elaine (David) Schroeder, Ray (Dawn) Daugherty, Kathleen (Shawn) Felsing; dearest son of Wilma Daugherty; also survived by nieces and nephews. Visitation will be from 2 to 7 p.m. Friday only, at BRADY MEMORIAL HOME INC., 1151 South Side Ave., Spring Hill / City View. Funeral will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday.
Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh Tribune.

DAUGHERTY Margie N

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2012-01-01 00:29:20Z

DAUGHERTY Margie N

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