Of Polk County and southeast Tennessee. Born apx 1755. Has anyone determined his lineage yet? Please? Joyce Gaston Reece

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/XSR.2ACIB/1090.1 Message Board Post: That's Jason Edward Daugherty, not James. *s*

This is a plea for the Doughertys out there from Va., Ky., Ind., ILL., Mo., Kansas., and Okla if you know any thing about the family of Henry Dougherty b. 1785 in Boyle co. Ky to Capt John. Henry m. #1 Catherine from N. C. and when she died around 1810 he m. #2 Cynthia also from N. C. To date I have these children for Him. Joel Charles b. 1812 Ind. m. Margaret Dunbar they are on the 1870 census in Greenwood co. Kansas near Fall River one report he died there bef. 1880 Also in Fall River is Joels neice with her younger brothers and sisters.? Parmelia, who is the daughter of Henrys dau. Parmelia who m William Johnson and was in Lawrence Co. Ind. in 1840. Henrys next child listed is Lavina who m. John Dougherty son of William her Uncle. they are listed in Lawrence Co. also listed there is my Great grandmother and her husband James T. Smith & Spicy Jane Dougherty . Henrys Miria did not marry and is listed as an Idiot on the 1850 census and is not listed in the Peobate of 1874 so assume she has passed away already. Mary F. b. 1830 m. John Stover and stayed in Ind. took care of her mother. On the move south and west. this bunch of men and women stayed together some what. Along with these children of Henrys that I have proven went My Spicy Jane's children along the way some were married and stayed, others passed away and were left behing in cemeterys along the way. one my great grand father Joel Foster is in the Cemetery at Eureka, Kansas some made it on to Canadian Co., Okla. I really beleive that Spicy is the daughter of Henry. and that in some way George Washington Dougherty b. 1838 is related to my Spicy he may be her brother. If there is any one out there who ever they are who can help find her parents please contact me now time is running out for this generation. God Bless you all and Thanking you so much one of the ones that made it to Oklahoma Mary Lou

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Daugherty, Barnes, Smith, Funk Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/XSR.2ACIB/1099 Message Board Post: I'm looking for information on Robert Daugherty born abt 1844. He married Eliza Rhomance Barnes 4 Jul 1889 in Newton, KS. Thanks.

In the Lawrence Co. Ind. census 1840 where I found James T. Smith and his wife Spicy Jane . I also find a William Johnson family wife born between 1800 and 1810 two boys and 3 girls. I beleive this to be the family of Parmelia Dougherty. On the Greenwood county Kansas I find the family of Joel C. Daugherty in the Fall River area where the Childen of my Spicy Jane were. and by 1870 when this census reading was taken there were also the family of the said William Johnson. William and Parmelia named their children as Spicy Jane did and so did Joel In the Johnson family It looks as tho the Daughter Parmelia is there with her younger brothers and sisters. they were not put on as family units. so maybe what is here is Robert W. 41 Mary A. 25 Cynthia E. 13 and an Ely 6 mo. then Joels family Joel C. 58, Maragret 53, Robert 20, Mary 16, and Sarah 14 This was Dougherty On the Johnsons I am not quite clear will hafto do more seperating Mary Lou

To continue Barbara, Mary and John were trying to buy the farm in 1874 when that probate for Cynthia was in court and this said it would hafto continue as no one else had bid on it and it would take John another year to come up with the $270 something need ed to settle the estate. So they probaly stayed there. is there later censused? some one said that the 1890 one burned. so will try to see if I can bring up the 1900 one. by then there should be an Obit. Thank you all Mary Lou

In 1870 John and Mary were in French Lick P. O., French Lick TWP, Orange Co., IN on Page 13B LN#20 DW#187 FN#187. There were 7 children at this time: Frances 1860, Nancy E. 1861, Nevada (f) 1863, William M. 1865, Pamelia 1864, John 1867 and Martha 1869. I don't know Mary's date of death. She may have lived to 1900 since people were well up into their 60's-80's on the census listings. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Morgan" <morgan14u@itlnet.net> To: <DAUGHERTY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, December 15, 2003 12:42 PM Subject: Re: [DAUGHERTY] Henry > I had Catherines death as before 1810 as someone said he married Cynthia in > 1810. but still believe that she and Henry had 3 children. starting in > 1808 and think that there was a set of twins. there. No marriage record > has beer been found for either of his marriages. to my knowledge. In the > 1870 census you said that you found Cynthia in the house hold of Mary and > John Stoner. Do you have a reading for that yet. since Mary is one of the > younger ones I wonder when she died?? > Thanks Mary Lou > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Barbara Purdum" <b.bpurdum2@verizon.net> > To: <DAUGHERTY-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, December 15, 2003 10:31 AM > Subject: [DAUGHERTY] Henry > > > > Just a thought. Caroline died before 1816 so her last child was around > > 1815. Could Spicey be hers and that is why no one has her listed. Henry > > married Cynthia around 1815 and Lavinia is her 1st child. Surely > Catherine > > had more than the two that I have listed for her. I have Catherine's > first > > child being born abt. 1808 at which time she would be 16-18. There is a 4 > > yr. gap between Cynthia and Joel (if he is hers) that there could have > been > > another child. Also Lavinia might have been Catherine's and Spicey > between > > Joel and Lavinia. Like you I wish a descendant of Henry would speak up > and > > clear up the mystery of his two families. > > > > > > > > ==== DAUGHERTY Mailing List ==== > > DAUGHERTY List Administrator > > <<<commander@inetone.net>>> > > > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, > go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > > > > > > ==== DAUGHERTY Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

I had Catherines death as before 1810 as someone said he married Cynthia in 1810. but still believe that she and Henry had 3 children. starting in 1808 and think that there was a set of twins. there. No marriage record has beer been found for either of his marriages. to my knowledge. In the 1870 census you said that you found Cynthia in the house hold of Mary and John Stoner. Do you have a reading for that yet. since Mary is one of the younger ones I wonder when she died?? Thanks Mary Lou ----- Original Message ----- From: "Barbara Purdum" <b.bpurdum2@verizon.net> To: <DAUGHERTY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, December 15, 2003 10:31 AM Subject: [DAUGHERTY] Henry > Just a thought. Caroline died before 1816 so her last child was around > 1815. Could Spicey be hers and that is why no one has her listed. Henry > married Cynthia around 1815 and Lavinia is her 1st child. Surely Catherine > had more than the two that I have listed for her. I have Catherine's first > child being born abt. 1808 at which time she would be 16-18. There is a 4 > yr. gap between Cynthia and Joel (if he is hers) that there could have been > another child. Also Lavinia might have been Catherine's and Spicey between > Joel and Lavinia. Like you I wish a descendant of Henry would speak up and > clear up the mystery of his two families. > > > > ==== DAUGHERTY Mailing List ==== > DAUGHERTY List Administrator > <<<commander@inetone.net>>> > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Who were the parents of the Patrick Dougherty that married Mary Lory On July 23, 1817 in Orange Co. Ind. Thank You Mary Lou

Just a thought. Caroline died before 1816 so her last child was around 1815. Could Spicey be hers and that is why no one has her listed. Henry married Cynthia around 1815 and Lavinia is her 1st child. Surely Catherine had more than the two that I have listed for her. I have Catherine's first child being born abt. 1808 at which time she would be 16-18. There is a 4 yr. gap between Cynthia and Joel (if he is hers) that there could have been another child. Also Lavinia might have been Catherine's and Spicey between Joel and Lavinia. Like you I wish a descendant of Henry would speak up and clear up the mystery of his two families.

A Lady from the DAR said that every Dougherty in Orange Co. Ind. was a direct descendant of Capt John and Isabell. Sooo who do therse two belong to.?? Hazel Dougherty b. 1816 census says N. C. he married Ruth Johnson in Aug. 29, 1839. Orange Co Ind. Michael Dougherty that married Lydia Johnson in Orange Co Ind. June 18, 1836??? Are they the two missing sons of Henry.??? Henrys first and second wife both came form N. C. Henry married in Ky first and Michael was born in 1808 in Ky.??? Did he make a trip back in 1816 and Hazel was born then?? Most of the other sons of Capt John are accounted for. Henry is the one that every one seems to have forgotten Michael signed the papers for Cynthia's bond as did James Smith was one her step son and the other her son-in-law? Is Michael a twin to Isabell ? Does any one have the answer to this. I wait ever day for new clues and have waited for years I started this tracing my parents families in 1954. and am still where I was then about the James T. Smith and the Spicy Jane Dougherty parents. Thank you all so much for the help you are giving me. Mary Lou

Barbara and Mary Lou George Washington, my Great Grandfather, born 1838, died in Missouri, so a lot these Daugherty's might have lived around Dunnigan, Polk Co., Missouri. We also had Dougherty's that lived near Pittsburg, Ks., and other parts. A lot of relatives are buried in Ponca City, but most of them were orginally buried in Uncas and the cemetery there was moved when a lake was formed. Just a thought for Barbara. Joyce

Hit the wrong key on listing the John Jr. should be born in 1819 not 1891 M Elizabeth Smith sorry Mary Lou

O. K. if Joel Charles is Henrys son he named the boy for the Charles that married his sister Mary.?? And then Cynthia would have been a sister or a 1/2 sister to Joel. as if she was born in Ky before 1810 she was the dau of Henry and Catherine. This is one of the reasons I beleived that Catherine and Cynthia were sisters. and that Cynthia came to Ind with them then when Catherine died she married Henry. I also thought there were two daughters born to them in Ky. lets see in 1820 there were 4 girls under 10 in the house Lavina was born 1817 Sarah was born 1819 And maybe Parmelia. was born before 1820 so we need another one. and then there was I that was 10 to 15 That would have been the Cynthia. Does this make sense Mary Lou

This is entirely possible. More than once I have come across the fathers marrying their single sister-in-laws to provide a mother for very young children or babies. The men did not like marrying women they did not know and if there was a single sister of the spouse they would marry them. This makes perfect sense also. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Morgan" <morgan14u@itlnet.net> To: <DAUGHERTY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 5:42 PM Subject: [DAUGHERTY] Re Joel and Cynthia > O. K. if Joel Charles is Henrys son he named the boy for the Charles that married his sister Mary.?? And then Cynthia would have been a sister or a 1/2 sister to Joel. as if she was born in Ky before 1810 she was the dau of Henry and Catherine. This is one of the reasons I beleived that Catherine and Cynthia were sisters. and that Cynthia came to Ind with them then when Catherine died she married Henry. I also thought there were two daughters born to them in Ky. lets see in 1820 there were 4 girls under 10 in the house Lavina was born 1817 > Sarah was born 1819 And maybe Parmelia. was born before 1820 so we need another one. and then there was I that was 10 to 15 That would have been the Cynthia. > Does this make sense Mary Lou > > > ==== DAUGHERTY Mailing List ==== > DAUGHERTY UNSUBSCRIPTION DIRECTIONS > Daugherty-L-request@rootsweb.com UNSUBSCRIBE [body of message] > Daugherty-D-request@rootsweb.com UNSUBSCRIBE [body of message] > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Cynthia Ann Dougherty b. July 16, 1808 m. Miles Watson Sr. Isabelle Daugherty b. 1808 Joseph Daugherty b. 1816 John Jr. Daugherty March 29, 1891 d. 1886 m. Elizabeth Smith Milton Thomas Daugherty m. Mary Dougherty Who are the parents of these men and women?? Some one once told me the first two was the children of Henry and Catherine and they were born in Ky before he came to Orange Co. Ind. but really I only need one more girl for Henry and two more boys. and that would fill the census records. of 3 boys and 6 girls. It is going pretty good so lets not stop now? have 5 proven and one pretty sure. not too bad all things considered Thank a bunch Mary Lou

A Ronald W. Grider has a gedcom at Ancestry.com for Miles Wasson and Cynthia. He does not have her parents but he lists as their fifth child a Joel Charles Wasson. Is this just a coincidence or is Cynthia related to Joel or the William Charles family in some way? William Charles was the son-in-law of John Sr. and Isabella Dougherty. He married Mary, the sister of Henry-1784. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Morgan" <morgan14u@itlnet.net> To: <DAUGHERTY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 12:41 PM Subject: [DAUGHERTY] To whom do these belong Milton , Joseph, and John Jr. > Cynthia Ann Dougherty b. July 16, 1808 m. Miles Watson Sr. > Isabelle Daugherty b. 1808 > Joseph Daugherty b. 1816 > John Jr. Daugherty March 29, 1891 d. 1886 m. Elizabeth Smith > Milton Thomas Daugherty m. Mary Dougherty Who are the parents of these men and women?? > Some one once told me the first two was the children of Henry and Catherine and they were born in Ky before he came to Orange Co. Ind. but really I only need one more girl for Henry and two more boys. and that would fill the census records. of 3 boys and 6 girls. It is going pretty good so lets not stop now? have 5 proven and one pretty sure. not too bad all things considered Thank a bunch > Mary Lou > > > ==== DAUGHERTY Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

And may have came on to Okla with Spicy Janes children as we have Doughertys in Ponca city and several other places in Okla. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Barbara Purdum" <b.bpurdum2@verizon.net> To: <DAUGHERTY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 10:40 AM Subject: Re: [DAUGHERTY] Dougherty Info bits and pieces. > I don't have a death date for Joel or Margaret. So far I have found them in > 1850 in Sangamon Co., Il; 1860 Coffey Co., KS and in 1870 in Greenwood Co., > KS. This is what rang a bell with me since your Spice Jane's children were > there also. I have not found Joel or Margaret on the 1880 census so they > may have passed away by this time. I haven't located any of their children > on the 1880 census for sure since I don't know the names of their spouses > and they are not in Greenwood Co. and may have moved back to IN or IL where > they were born. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Morgan" <morgan14u@itlnet.net> > To: <DAUGHERTY-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 2:30 AM > Subject: [DAUGHERTY] Dougherty Info bits and pieces. > > > > Hi > > In searching for the info I had on Joel Charles Dougherty I came across > this. John D. Jr. son of Capt John. married Mary Howell. I have listed > for them a son born March 11, 1811 named George Washington. who married > Sarah Campbell and they had a son nam ed George washington in 1846. On > the war records there was listed a George W. who was in the service abt. 3 > mo. and died in Tenn. at Look out Mt. Tenn. so that takes care of two of > the George Washingtons that went in service from Orange Co. Now there is > one more born in 1838 Who is the parents of this one who married Mary > Moore.? > > On the Joel Charles I do have him down as a son of Henry and Cynthia. > but had no wife or ch. So thanks Barbara this is not proven that he was a > son of Henry and Cynthia. but am working on it. Do you know when he died? > I am looking to find obits of any of Henry's known children. to see if any > of the others are listed. Do you supose that all the ch. but the 4 girls > listed were deceased by the time Cynthia died in 1874??? Oh there was a > Warden P. Dougherty that married Elizabeth Dunbar also. In The 1870 time > period there was a mass movement of the Smith children to the south. down > threw Kansas and on to Okla. where they settled in what is now Canadian > co. in fact all but one came here. one Martha married a Webster and is > not listed with the family in 1870 when great grandmother Spicy Jane and ch > was listed on census in Richland Co Il. Martha did not marry until 1875 > by 1876 the girls were all married and started the move south. Thanks to > every ! > > one Mary Lou > > > > > > ==== DAUGHERTY Mailing List ==== > > > > > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, > go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > > > > > ==== DAUGHERTY Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > >

I did find a Robert W. Daugherty born about the time of Joel's son in Strawberry TWP, Sharp Co., AR on the 1880 census. He has a wife, Mary and a 1 yr. old daughter, Martha. Rob't's parents were from IN. He also had a bro. Charles G. 12 and a sister Margaret 10y both born in KS. I don't have these listed since they were born after the 1870 census but I think this is Joel's son but cannot prove it. He is the only Robert W. Daugherty/Dougherty that matches the date of birth and place of birth listed in the index for 1880 census. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Morgan" <morgan14u@itlnet.net> To: <DAUGHERTY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 2:30 AM Subject: [DAUGHERTY] Dougherty Info bits and pieces. > Hi > In searching for the info I had on Joel Charles Dougherty I came across this. John D. Jr. son of Capt John. married Mary Howell. I have listed for them a son born March 11, 1811 named George Washington. who married Sarah Campbell and they had a son nam ed George washington in 1846. On the war records there was listed a George W. who was in the service abt. 3 mo. and died in Tenn. at Look out Mt. Tenn. so that takes care of two of the George Washingtons that went in service from Orange Co. Now there is one more born in 1838 Who is the parents of this one who married Mary Moore.? > On the Joel Charles I do have him down as a son of Henry and Cynthia. but had no wife or ch. So thanks Barbara this is not proven that he was a son of Henry and Cynthia. but am working on it. Do you know when he died? I am looking to find obits of any of Henry's known children. to see if any of the others are listed. Do you supose that all the ch. but the 4 girls listed were deceased by the time Cynthia died in 1874??? Oh there was a Warden P. Dougherty that married Elizabeth Dunbar also. In The 1870 time period there was a mass movement of the Smith children to the south. down threw Kansas and on to Okla. where they settled in what is now Canadian co. in fact all but one came here. one Martha married a Webster and is not listed with the family in 1870 when great grandmother Spicy Jane and ch was listed on census in Richland Co Il. Martha did not marry until 1875 by 1876 the girls were all married and started the move south. Thanks to every ! > one Mary Lou > > > ==== DAUGHERTY Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

I don't have a death date for Joel or Margaret. So far I have found them in 1850 in Sangamon Co., Il; 1860 Coffey Co., KS and in 1870 in Greenwood Co., KS. This is what rang a bell with me since your Spice Jane's children were there also. I have not found Joel or Margaret on the 1880 census so they may have passed away by this time. I haven't located any of their children on the 1880 census for sure since I don't know the names of their spouses and they are not in Greenwood Co. and may have moved back to IN or IL where they were born. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Morgan" <morgan14u@itlnet.net> To: <DAUGHERTY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 2:30 AM Subject: [DAUGHERTY] Dougherty Info bits and pieces. > Hi > In searching for the info I had on Joel Charles Dougherty I came across this. John D. Jr. son of Capt John. married Mary Howell. I have listed for them a son born March 11, 1811 named George Washington. who married Sarah Campbell and they had a son nam ed George washington in 1846. On the war records there was listed a George W. who was in the service abt. 3 mo. and died in Tenn. at Look out Mt. Tenn. so that takes care of two of the George Washingtons that went in service from Orange Co. Now there is one more born in 1838 Who is the parents of this one who married Mary Moore.? > On the Joel Charles I do have him down as a son of Henry and Cynthia. but had no wife or ch. So thanks Barbara this is not proven that he was a son of Henry and Cynthia. but am working on it. Do you know when he died? I am looking to find obits of any of Henry's known children. to see if any of the others are listed. Do you supose that all the ch. but the 4 girls listed were deceased by the time Cynthia died in 1874??? Oh there was a Warden P. Dougherty that married Elizabeth Dunbar also. In The 1870 time period there was a mass movement of the Smith children to the south. down threw Kansas and on to Okla. where they settled in what is now Canadian co. in fact all but one came here. one Martha married a Webster and is not listed with the family in 1870 when great grandmother Spicy Jane and ch was listed on census in Richland Co Il. Martha did not marry until 1875 by 1876 the girls were all married and started the move south. Thanks to every ! > one Mary Lou > > > ==== DAUGHERTY Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >