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DOCHERTY, Mary b c1830 Ire/St Rollox, Glasgow m Patrick McGinlay

annstewart42 — 2012-04-28 03:54:54Z

Mary Docherty b c1830 married Patrick McGinlay. One child, maybe the first was born in Co Derry, Ire. This family moved to St Rollox, Glasgow, Scotland. This family was RC

Any family members out there?

Re: Bridget Docherty

Mazpa54 — 2012-04-06 16:30:25Z

Hi, The Docherty family at 30 High Street Kilsyth are my G.G.Parents, They were married in Co. Donegal on 25th Feb 1871 and There is a William on the family tree. He was 5 yrs younger than my Gran Elizabeth (Leezie)
I can tell you there was no Bridget in the family and I am thinking it could be another family altogether.

However some personal notes I have for the same area:
Bridget Docherty married Patrick Cullen in 1902 in Kilsyth,Stirlingshire
James Stars was born on 25 Dec 1863 in Kilsyth, Stirlingshire
Ellen Docherty or Shaw married Henry Dempsey in 1897 in Kilsyth
Bridget Docherty married William Shaw on 3 Jun 1881 in Kilsyth
My own search is also driving me crazy and becomming an obsession now.

Re: 1891 Census,30 High St.Kilsyth Stirlingshire

Mazpa54 — 2012-02-29 17:33:48Z

Trying again with a long delayed reply.
This is my G.G.parents family census.
The ? daughter is my grandmother Elizabeth.
I too am having a problem with finding more info on Philip & Sarah, her parents and their offspring. I have some original documents and know that they were married on 25/02/1871 in Co. Donegal Ireland.
Would be grateful for anyone who can fill some gaps.

Re: Denis and Phillip Docherty

Mazpa54 — 2012-02-29 17:21:30Z

My g.grandfather Philip Docherty b.ab.1851 in Ireland d.ab.1915.?
Married 25/02/1871 in Co. Donegal Ireland to Sarah McLauchlan.
Philip (Head) B Ireland occ. Charcoal worker.
Sarah (Wife) B Ireland
Bella Dau B Kilsyth
Edward Son B Kilsyth
Philip Son B Kilsyth
Patrick Son B Kilsyth
John Son B Kilsyth
James Son B Kilsyth
Elizabeth Dau B Kilsyth (my g.mother)
After Philip died Sarah moved in with her daughter Elizabeth and lived for a time in Mussleburgh before moving back to Kilsyth and surrounding area. (? work related?)
Would love to know about the school situation in Mussleburgh.
I would also be grateful for any further information on Philip and any relatives out there.

Re: Doughertys of Donegal

Mazpa54 — 2012-02-18 16:05:29Z

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DOCHERTY FAMILY HIGH CHURCH GLASGOW

galero991 — 2012-02-09 21:44:44Z

Searching for any info on Patrick Docherty (b.~1831 Ireland) and his spouse Margaret ms Boyle (b ~1830 Ireland). They married 3 May 1855 Milton, Glasgow.

Children that I know of:

Edward b 13 Mar 1856 High Church Glasgow
Patrick b 27 Dec 1857 High Church Glasgow m Mary Gorrian
John b 23 May 1860 High Church Glasgow
Catherine b 14 Jan 1863 High Church Glasgow
James b 31 Jul 1865 Bridgeton, Glasgow

In 1861 Scotland Census the family were living in 'Glassworks Port Dundas' Civil parish Maryhill, Glasgow. Patrick was employed as a bottle packer.

Any help gratefully appreciated

Re: DOCHERTY'S from Old Kilpatrick

helenaralph — 2012-02-09 16:03:03Z

Edward Docherty Died april 1876 widower of Susan ( nee McCann) Coalminer was the father of william who married to Catherine McCarragher december 30th 1876. Lived at Main st Old Kirkpatrick. William then had five sons, 1911 census show them as living at wateroo, cambusathan lanark. Sons William, francis, Joesph, george and John.

Best wishes
helena
hrbdg@hotmail.com

Re: List - W. Docherty - died WW1

helenaralph — 2012-02-09 06:29:07Z

HI< I went to see that memorial As I am tracing my late grandfather william Docherty who died in September 1917. He came from Waterloo but I do not know his birth date. He was in the Irish Guards and his nunber was 6388. He was married to Rose Lennard and she gave birth to a son William in Novemeber 1917. I would be interested in discussing the how likely it is that we may be talking about the same person here?
Helena
hrbdg@hotmail.com

Re: 1891Census,30 High St.Kilsyth

Mazpa54 — 2011-11-04 17:45:40Z

Hi. some 10 years later.........

With reference to Docherty family tree:this is my g.g.granpparents.
the daughter ? was my grandmother Elizabeth (Leezie)
b.05/08/1888 d.04/10/1971

Philip & Sarah were married on 25/02/1871 in Co. Donegal Ireland.
Sarah lived with her daughter Elizabeth and my mother Sarah after Philip died. Not sure of the dates but mum was young about 12.
Can't get any info on deaths /military service though if anyone can help?

Not sure if this is of any help to anyone but here goes:Donegal Strays in the 1881 Census
James DOCHERTY M 70 M Donegal, Ireland
Rel: Head
Occ: Jobbing Labourer
Margaret DOCHERTY M 53 F Donegal, Ireland
Rel: Wife
Edward DOCHERTY U 21 M Bonhill, Dunbarton, Scotland
Rel: Son
Occ: Printfield Labourer
Patrick DOCHERTY U 17 M Bonhill, Dunbarton, Scotland
Rel: Son
Occ: Printfield Labourer
Dwelling: Crescent
Census Place: Bonhill, Dumbarton, Scotland
Source: FHL Film 0203547 GRO Ref Volume 493 EnumDist 1 Page 3

Agness DOCHERTY W 60 F Donegal, Ireland
Rel: Head
John DOCHERTY U 38 M Donegal, Ireland
Rel: Son
Occ: Laberor (General)
Dwelling: Auchamore Road Cairns Land
Census Place: Dunoon & Kilmun, Argyll, Scotland
Source: FHL Film 0203556 GRO Ref Volume 510 EnumDist 4 Page 8

Denis DOCHERTY U 43 M Donegal, Ireland
Rel: Lodger
Occ: Outdoor Lab
Dwelling: Eden Kiln
Census Place: Strathblane, Stirling, Scotland
Source: FHL Film 0203546 GRO Ref Volume 491 EnumDist 2 Page 9

James DOHERTY M 54 M Donegal, Ireland
Rel: Head
Occ: Town Officer
Eliz. DOHERTY M 51 F St Andrews, Fife, Scotland
Rel: Wife
Minnie DOHERTY 14 F Kent, England
Rel: Daur
Occ: Scholar
Eliz. DOHERTY 12 F Kent, England
Rel: Daur
Occ: Scholar
Harry DOHERTY 4 M St Andrews, Fife, Scotland
Rel: Son
Occ: Scholar
Catherine DOHERTY U 25 F Donegal, Ireland
Rel: Serv
Occ: Domestic Servant
Dwelling: Town Hall Buildings
Census Place: St Andrews, Fife, Scotland
Source: FHL Film 0203530 GRO Ref Volume 453 EnumDist 1 Page 14

Michael DOUGHERTY M 50 M Derry Co, Ireland
Rel: Head
Occ: Coal Miner
Mary DOUGHERTY M 48 F Donegal Co, Ireland
Rel: Wife
Michael DOUGHERTY U 18 M Kilsyth, Stirling, Scotland
Rel: Son
Charles DOUGHERTY 12 M Kilsyth, Stirling, Scotland
Rel: Son
Occ: Scholar
Mary DOUGHERTY 10 F Kilsyth, Stirling, Scotland
Rel: Daur
Occ: Scholar
Dwelling: Up Close Lithgowsland
Census Place: Kilsyth, Stirling, Scotland
Source: FHL Film 0203542 GRO Ref Volume 483 EnumDist 3 Page 13

James DOCHERTY M 35 M Donegal Co, Ireland
Rel: Head
Occ: Agricultural Labourer
Agness DOCHERTY M 28 F Dunoon, Argyll, Scotland
Rel: Wife
William DOCHERTY 9 M Dunoon, Argyll, Scotland
Rel: Son
Occ: Scholar
James DOCHERTY 5 M Dunoon, Argyll, Scotland
Rel: Son
Occ: Scholar
Frances DOCHERTY 4 M Dunoon, Argyll, Scotland
Rel: Son
Agness DOCHERTY 2 F Dunoon, Argyll, Scotland
Rel: Daur
Mary DOCHERTY 1 m F Dunoon, Argyll, Scotland
Rel: Daur
Dwelling: Auchamore Road Cairns Land
Census Place: Dunoon & Kilmun, Argyll, Scotland
Source: FHL Film 0203556 GRO Ref Volume 510 EnumDist 4 Page 7

Thomas DOHERTY M 34 M Donegal, Ireland
Rel: Head
Occ: Farm Labourer
Catherine DOHERTY M 39 F Irvine, Ayr, Scotland
Rel: Wife
Thomas DOHERTY U 15 M Duntocher, Dunbarton, Scotland
Rel: Son
Occ: Farm Servant
Daniel DOHERTY 12 M Duntocher, Dunbarton, Scotland
Rel: Son
Occ: Scholar
Matthew DOHERTY 10 M Duntocher, Dunbarton, Scotland
Rel: Son
Occ: Scholar
William DOHERTY 1 M Duntocher, Dunbarton, Scotland
Rel: Son
Dwelling: Milton Douglas
Census Place: Old Kilpatrick, Dumbarton, Scotland
Source: FHL Film 0203552 GRO Ref Volume 501 EnumDist 11 Page 18

Jeanne Docherty Bruce 1927-2011 Youngstown, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-10-13 12:46:30Z

HUBBARD, OH – Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11:30 a.m. at the Kelley-Robb-Cummins Funeral Home for Jeanne A. Bruce, 84, who died Tuesday morning, Oct. 11, 2011, at her home.

She was born May 15, 1927, in Youngstown, Ohio a daughter of James and Florence Howe Docherty and was a lifelong area resident of Mahoning County.

Mrs. Bruce was a meat wrapper for various supermarkets in the Youngstown/Warren area, including Loblaws and Fazios for 40 years before retiring in 1980.
She was a member of St. Patrick Church and was a 1946 graduate of Ursuline High School.
Jeanne enjoyed painting on canvas in oil and charcoal and also held ceramics classes.

Her family was her life and she helped raise her grandchildren and great-grandchildren after retiring.

Her husband, Jerry R. Bruce, whom she married June 14, 1947, died Nov. 16, 1993.

She leaves a son, John R. (Debra) Bruce of Hubbard, Ohio; two daughters, Jamie (Raymond) Long and Jerry Lynn (Lawrence) Wilson, both of Hubbard; a brother, William Docherty of Canfield, Ohio; five grandchildren, Jeannine (Timothy) Ryhal, Ms. Rae Lynn (James Falba) Long, Ms. Kayla M. Wilson, Ms. Annie E. Bruce and Ms. Brandie Falba; four great-grandchildren, Ashley (Brad) Mifsud, Ms. Brittany N. Prem, Ms. Chloe A. Ryhal and Master Quinn R. O’Dea; a great-great-grandson, Master Christian A. Mifsud; and several cousins, nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her parents and two brothers, James and John Docherty.

Family and friends may call on Friday from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Kelley-Robb-Cummins Funeral Home.

Memorial donations may be made to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 262 Danny Thomas Place, Memphis, TN 38105.

Visit www.krcummins.com to view this obituary and to send condolences to the family.
Click on link below for photo

http://www.vindy.com/news/tributes/2011/oct/13/jeanne-a-bruc...

Re: DOCHERTY'S OF GREENOCK, GOUROCK, PORT GLASGOW SCOTLAND

jad2033 — 2011-08-18 04:41:41Z

Hello. My name is Julie Dougherty. I am the granddaughter of George Phillip Dougherty. Please contact me at jad2033@aol.com. I would love to share information.

Antony Docherty 1839/ Mary Copland Monument Pic in Scotland

clddbd — 2011-07-13 21:44:10Z

I took this picture at Sweetheart Abbey in New Abbey Scotland the other day. Hope someone finds it meaningful
Cheryl

Charles Docherty d.1901 in Scotland

tea4sanity1 — 2011-04-04 16:25:24Z

I have the memorial card for Charles stating he died Nov 20, 1901 when he accidentally drowned on the River Clyde. I know he was married to Mary McGinty(maiden) McFadden(1st husband w 3 kids) b.1870 in Donegal Ireland. Charles & Mary had 1 child Sarah Theresa Docherty b.1897 Glasgow,Scotland.

Michael b.1893, Dennis b.1888 & Alice McFadden b1890, Sarah Theresa & Mary came to the USA between 1910-1915 and lived in Bayonne NJ. In 1920&30 Census it shows different spelling for Docherty - Dougherty but I would guess the card is the right way

Does anyone have an idea? Charles is my great grandfather.

tea4sanity@ gmail. com

Docherty Croy/Kilsyth and surrounding areas

sharondalrymple1 — 2011-02-15 13:57:02Z

I am looking for any information on Margaret Docherty who married Anthony Stars B1866 and who had two known children John Starrs B 1902 and Margaret B1891.

Re: List - W. Docherty - died WW1

joeandaudrey187 — 2011-02-05 16:11:11Z

Hi There is a war memorial in Cambusnethan (Wishaw) with the names of 2 of my uncles, william and Francis Docherty who were both killed in WW1. I have a photo if you are interested. Their parents lived in Bartonhall row, Waterloo.
Joe Docherty
joeand.audrey@talktalk.net

Re: Docherty/McLachlan/Cairns Scotland

margwal1 — 2011-01-27 22:34:04Z

My connection with the Dochertys is thruogh my G.Grandmother Catherine Cairns who married my G.grandfather in 1860.She was widowed in 1863 and moved to Bothwell to find work.She had two girls before she met Thomas father unknown .It was probably the farmer she worked for.They had another 4 children together.Catherine died in 1915 of throat cancer.I hope this helps.Cheers Marg.

Re: DOCHERTY, Scotland

joeandaudrey187 — 2011-01-27 10:54:29Z

Hi Margaret,
I;m sorry our connection didn't work out but there may still be something lurking in our family trees.
I don't know when you were last in Edinburgh but you would almost certainly find it much changed. Porty is having a bit of a makeover partly because they have had to move tons of sand from one end to the other. We are having trams installed and Princes Street has been in chaos for some time now. I think the predicted date for completeion is 2013 but you can probably get the latest news on the website.
Joe

Re: DOCHERTY, Scotland

margwal1 — 2011-01-26 22:44:07Z

Hi Joe sorry my history did not help you.How is Auld Reekie looking these days.I was born in Edinburgh and lived in Portobello until we left for Australia.That was in 1955.so I have been gone for a very long time.Glad to have met you on ancestry and I wish you all the best in your research.Cheers Margaret.

Re: DOCHERTY, Scotland

joeandaudrey187 — 2011-01-24 16:29:58Z

Hi Margaret,
Glad to hear that you are all safe and well-that's all that really matters.
I'm sorry to say that I don't think we have a match but my tree is on this site if you want to check. I don't have a Thomas on my tree.
Good luck.
Joe

Re: DOCHERTY, Scotland

margwal1 — 2011-01-23 22:23:20Z

Hi Joe,thank you for replying so quickly,luckly we are on high ground and did not have any flood damage.We live in Lockyer Valley where most ofthe damage in this area happened and they are still finding bodies in the debris.It has been a sad time for all concerned.My G.Grandmother was Catherine Cairns.Her dad was Edward and her mum was Mary Finnagin.Marys father was Michael Finnigan and her mother was Rose McCall.Catherine,first husband was James Keenan who died at the age of 21 She moved to Bothwell Lanark and married Thomas Docherty in Holytown on 7 1 1870.They had 4 children together.Neil B/3 11 1870 Margaret B/1 9 1872 Mary B/1874 and Hannah B/1878.She had two girls born out of wedlock Catherine B/19 8 1865 and Elizabeth B/31 3 1868.Both were born in Bothwell and as far as I know never married.All of this ancestry is Irish .My mother,s father was born in Belfast and all her family tree is mainly Irish.Well Joe I hope this helps you in some way and if I can be of any further help just ask.Cheers Margaret.

Re: DOCHERTY, Scotland

joeandaudrey187 — 2011-01-23 17:28:19Z

Hi Margaret,
I appreciate you taking the time to check this out before replying. I know how easy it is to make a mistake!
Yes, I am in Scotland (Edinburgh). The family however originated in the west of scotland, having come originally from Ireland. It's freezing here but nothing compared to the problems you are having. Are you in the flood zone?
I hope you are all safe and well.
Joe
joeand.audrey@talktalk.net

Re: DOCHERTY, Scotland

margwal1 — 2011-01-23 07:01:33Z

Hi I will check my family history and get back to you in the next few days.I don,t want to make any mistakes and steer you wrong.Do you live in Scotland!I am in Australia.Cheers Margaret

Re: DOCHERTY, Scotland

joeandaudrey187 — 2011-01-22 11:47:37Z

Hi,
My uncle, John Docherty born 1895, was married to Bridget Cairns and they were married in 1919 in Criagneuk Scotland.
Also, Susan McCann, born 1820 was married to Edward Docherty , my great grandfather in 1844.
Is this the same family?
Joe Docherty
joeand.audrey@talktalk.net

Re: DOCHERTY, Scotland

joeandaudrey187 — 2011-01-22 11:43:55Z

Susan McCann

joeandaudrey187 — 2011-01-19 10:13:33Z

Susan was married to my ggggrandfather Edward Docherty in Scotland in 1844.
Any connection out there?
Joeand audrey187

Re: Docherty that came to Canada

TimothyBKelly369 — 2010-10-02 17:36:56Z

If you have some idea of dates (your father's year of birth) have a look on the website 'Scotland's people'

Re: John Docherty Jane Smith migrate to Australia on the Dauntless from Greenoch 1840

TimothyBKelly369 — 2010-10-02 17:33:23Z

Go to the website 'Scotland's People' . You should be able to track something there.

Re: DOCHERTY, Scotland

margwal1 — 2010-08-01 05:27:39Z

Hi Kathleen,Just saw your meesage.I was born Margaret Mary Keenan and Catherine Docherty[Cairns] was my G.grandmother.Ihope this helps you.Cheers Margaret.

5th Scottish Riffles

rene1134 — 2010-07-10 06:40:35Z

please help, on purchasing a tin at a car boot it had a lot of personally papers for a P Docherty WW1 papers regarding 1914-1937 had a wife Pat sons Patrick Bernard they were in the navy in WW2 if this is you father G father i would be glad to sent them 2 you please get in touch though ancestry.co.uk or com

John Docherty Jane Smith migrate to Australia on the Dauntless from Greenoch 1840

RonReynolds59 — 2010-07-06 01:04:36Z

My Great,great,great grandparents John Docherty and wife Jane Smith arrived in South Australia in 1840 on the Dauntless.They had a son Thomas (~1839) and Charles(~1838-9)and Mary (~1835). Sarah Ann was born on the journey on just on arrival Adelaide S.A.

Found a marriage in Stirling of a John Docherty and Jean Smith in 1833 on the IGI maybe a match.

I have nothing on their English/Scottish origins. Does anyone have any suggestions where or how to search? couldn't find them in 1841 Census.

Re: Margaret Doherty or Docherty, Greenock Scotland to Detroit Michigan 1928

tromaty2 — 2010-06-28 11:55:56Z

Hi
Sorry I have not replied sooner but will get back to you soon. Just got time to post this.

this may be worth a visit http://www.inverclyde.gov.uk//GetAsset.aspx?id=fAA1ADYANQA2A...

Re: Margaret Doherty or Docherty, Greenock Scotland to Detroit Michigan 1928

smeagol — 2010-06-21 13:34:05Z

I haven't looked at my Docherty line in a long time but Cecilia Wyllie (nee Docherty) lived at 25 Vennel in 1860 and 1870 censuses. She moved to Canada and then the US in 1876.

I have copies of letters which have the name McCann in them. I don't think its a coincedence that they lived at the same address.

Dennis J. Wyllie

Re: Margaret Doherty or Docherty, Greenock Scotland to Detroit Michigan 1928

cmb10306 — 2010-06-20 16:09:23Z

Bigdoc:

I see what you mean about the Doherty/Docherty line. My grandmother always said her family was Scottish; however, when researching the family, I found that her mother and grandparents were all born in Ireland. My gg grandmother was born Sabina Doherty, but when she moved to Scotland, her name was changed to Docherty, along with her parents, Patrick and Bridget (need Malloy). It became somewhat confusing when trying to find them all in Scotland and the U.S.

Re: Margaret Doherty or Docherty, Greenock Scotland to Detroit Michigan 1928

bigdocdnews — 2010-06-20 14:46:27Z

Hi!
I hope you got my message through Ancestry and saw the 1930 U.S. Census data in a message I sent you through the mail list behind this board. According the board message a couple ahead of this, I'd say her name was spelled "DOHERTY" and is probably the one with her Mother Margaret. Most non-Scottish-descent individuals (through the Father's line) used the spelling DOHERTY or DOUGHERTY whereas the DOCHERTYs who considered themselves of pure-Scottish-descent (like my GPa and G-GPa) used the "CH". If you recall, the 1930 census showed the her Father as of Irish descent.
However, I've been researching the DOCHERTY/DOHERTY family in Scotland for over 35 years, and I now have a list of over 200 different spellings of the name in all of English, Gaelic, French, and Latin, all languages which were used at one time or another in Scotland. In general, there are many more Irish-Celtic-descended DOCHARTAIGHs/DOHERTYs than Scottish.

David Alexander (Al) DOHERTY (GPa was DOCHERTY)
Pickering, Ontario, Canada

Re: Margaret Doherty or Docherty, Greenock Scotland to Detroit Michigan 1928

tromaty2 — 2010-06-19 23:12:23Z

Hi
Thank you for this information. I will have to mull over it and some other information I have received and see what conclusion i can come to and then consider what to do next.

Thanks Again.

Re: Margaret Doherty or Docherty, Greenock Scotland to Detroit Michigan 1928

JADufault — 2010-06-19 14:29:37Z

Hi,

I've found a Margaret Docherty b: abt 1897 Greenock, departed 10 Aug 1927 aboard the SS Regina, arrived Quebec, Canada. Additional information from the manifest: Occupation- Domestic, Going to- Government Hostel, Toronto, Relative whence came- Father, William Docherty, 6 Short St, Greenock.

I then found in the Detroit Border Crossings: 12 Nov 1928, Margaret Docherty, age 32 yrs, 5 mos, Domestic, b: Greenock, Scotland, Nationality: Scotland, Race: Irish, Last Residence: Ontario, Destination: Detroit, Michigan, Going to: Aunt Mrs. Margaret McCann, 3045 Springle, Friend/Family whence you came: Mrs Clark- Hall Manor Apts, Seaport of Landing: Quebec, Aug 1927, SS Regina.

Scotland 1901 Census, under Margaret Docherty, there are two possible entries,
Margaret, age 5, dau of Wm & Alice, 38 Ann St, Greenock
Margaret, age 3, dau of Wm & Mrs Docherty, 25 Vennel, Greenock

Under Margaret Doherty, age 4, dau of Margaret Doherty, 24 West Blackhall St, Greenock.

This is good...US Naturalization Records Index, Margaret Docherty Roddy, dob: 13 May 1896, #200952, Detroit 11-16-43

Hope that helps!

Re: Margaret Doherty or Docherty, Greenock Scotland to Detroit Michigan 1928

cmb10306 — 2010-06-19 00:34:49Z

No problem. Glad I could. I've been researching them myself as Doherty/Docherty is in my tree as well.

Kind regards,

Re: Margaret Doherty or Docherty, Greenock Scotland to Detroit Michigan 1928

tromaty2 — 2010-06-18 23:39:25Z

Thank you Christopher
This gives me something that could well come in handy. Thank you for your interest and effort.

Re: Margaret Doherty or Docherty, Greenock Scotland to Detroit Michigan 1928

cmb10306 — 2010-06-18 13:42:43Z

There were 2 hits in Scotland's records. Margaret Docherty was born in Greenock on May 3, 1896 to William Docherty and Alice Mc? (illegible) and Margaret Docherty was born on March 27, 1898 to William Docherty and Margaret Stirling. No records of any Margaret's born in Greenock in 1897. Hope this helps a bit.

Margaret Doherty or Docherty, Greenock Scotland to Detroit Michigan 1928

tromaty2 — 2010-06-18 11:28:33Z

Hi
I wonder if anyone can help. I am trying to find out about a Margaret Docherty/Doherty who went to Detroit 1928 from Greenock. As far as I know she was born c1897 in Greenock but have been unable to find any record of this. She married Edward Roddy in Detroit c 1929. I am trying to find out about Margaret pre 1928 I.E. who were her parents etc.

Can anyone help?

Re: DOCHERTY'S OF GREENOCK, GOUROCK, PORT GLASGOW SCOTLAND

cmb10306 — 2010-05-06 15:38:19Z

My Doherty/Docherty line is as follows:

Sabina Doherty (Docherty in Scotland records) b: 1857 in Ireland. Married Richard Mullen (McMullen in Scotland) and had the following: Briget (1872), Patrick (1876) Mary (1877), Margaret/Maggie (1880), Annie Kate (1883) and Sabina (1884). Sabina Doherty/Docherty was born to Patrick Doherty/Docherty and Bridget Malloy/Molloy.

Re: DOCHERTY'S OF GREENOCK, GOUROCK, PORT GLASGOW SCOTLAND

ElaineHollins — 2010-05-06 05:40:51Z

I am searching for information about Martha DOCHERTY b c1863 at Gourock. She married William Sutherland IRELAND in 1879. they came to New Zealand c1882

Martha Docherty

ElaineHollins — 2010-05-06 05:35:06Z

I am searching for information about Martha DOCHERTY b c1863 at Gourock. She mar William Sutherland IRELAND at Helesburgh on 28 December 1897. They came to New Zealand c 1882.

Re: Docherty/McLachlan/Cairns Scotland

flowery93 — 2010-04-09 22:30:20Z

Thanks for your message. It looks like we have a connection.

My connection is with the Docherty/Brogan branch. Elizabeth Brogan(b 1854) was a g g aunt of my mother. They were from Donegal. She married Neil Docherty,also Irish, son of Neil Docherty and Hannah MacLachlan. Neil was brother to Thomas Docherty, who married Catherine Cairns. they had 5 children of whom I am aware.

Re: Docherty/McLachlan/Cairns Scotland

margwal1 — 2010-04-07 07:10:58Z

HI my g.grandmother was Catherine Cairns who married Thomas Docherty in1870.This was her second marriage.She was married to james Keenan in Cambusnethan in 1860.They had two children James keenan born 1860 and Mary Ann born 1862.James snr.died in 1863,Ihope this helps you .Cheers Marg.

Docherty that came to Canada

holymnky — 2010-02-14 20:44:56Z

Hi, I've been curious about my father's family for a long time. I have had no contact with anyone from my father's side of the family as he divorced my mother when I was very young. His name(and mine as i was named after him) was/is Thomas James Docherty. All I know is that either him or his parents came to Canada(toronto,ontario) from Scotland.

Re: Patrick Docherty

cmb10306 — 2010-02-14 15:08:14Z

Updated - as I guessed, they were all from Mayo, Ireland. Patrick & Bridget had Richard (born abt 1854) and Patrick (unknown birth date). Bridget is listed on one record at Malloy and on another Mulloy. Patrick is listed on Sabina's marriage record (1875) as Docherty; however, her birth record shows Doherty.

Patrick Docherty

cmb10306 — 2010-02-14 03:42:24Z

Looking for any info on my great great great grandfather, Patrick Docherty. Born in the early to mid 1830s, he married Bridget Malloy. The only child I know of is their daughter, Sabina (b: 1857), who married Richard Mullen around 1872. I'm pretty sure that all were born in Ireland and moved to Glasgow. I know that it's not much information, but any leads would be very helpful.

Thanks!

Re: DOCHERTY'S OF GREENOCK, GOUROCK, PORT GLASGOW SCOTLAND

mhennessey1976 — 2010-02-03 20:00:37Z

Hello if you could help william james docherty born around 1848 greenock, father william boiler maker, william james was a mariner he moved to walker newcastle married margaret mahar in 1882 he died 1907 thankyou michelle

Re: DOCHERTY'S OF GREENOCK, GOUROCK, PORT GLASGOW SCOTLAND

mhennessey1976 — 2010-02-03 12:53:24Z

Hello i am looking for docherty of greenock i have tried your www site no longer available michelle