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Continued: HE WAS BORN IN IRELAND, IMMIGRATED WHEN HE WAS ABOUT EIGHT YEARS OLD.GREW UP IN SKANEATELES, NY
HUGH LEFT SKANEATELES, NY AT ABOUT 1866 TO MOVE TO CALIF.1N 1880,FAMILY LIVED AT SOUTH 10TH STREET,SAN JOSE',CALIFORNIA. HE WAS ACARPENTER.
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Continued: San Jose Mercury Herald, October 15, 1921, page 7, col. 4
Hugh Dougherty Died at Oakland Yesterday
Was Father of Two Well-Known San Jose Attorneys
Hugh Dougherty, father of Police Judge Thomas R. Dougherty andAttorney
Hugh J. Dougherty of this city, passed away in Oakland early yesterday
morning after an illness of some duration.
The deceased was formerly connected with the Southern PacificRailroad
company with whom he held a responsible position in the construction
department.
The body will be brought to this city for interment but details of
funeral arrangements had not been completed last evening.
Page 14, col. 2
DIED
DOUGHERTY--In San Francisco, Cal. October 14, 1921. Hugh Dougherty,
father of H. J., Thomas R. and the late William J. Dougherty,
grandfather of Mrs. John E. Britschgi, a native of Ireland, aged 77
years, 9 months and 5 days.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday, October 17, 1921,
from residence funeral prlors of W. B. Ward Undertaking Co., North
Market Street, at Devine, at 9:30 a.m., thence to St. Patrick's Church
where requiem mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Interment Calvary.
Oct. 16, 1921, page 34 col. 2 same as above with addition of
Wm. L. Dougherty (grandson)
Oct. 17, 1921 page 8, col. 2 same as above
San Jose Mercury Herald, October 18, 1921, page 11, col 6
Many Attend Service for Hugh Dougherty
Funeral services for Hugh Dougherty were held yesterday morning from
the parlors of the W. B. Ward company, thence to St. Patrick's church,
where the Rev. Father Richard Collins of St. Patrick's and the Rev.
Father John B. McNally of St. Leo's church celebrated a low requiem
mass.
The attendance of a host of friends and a profusion of beautiful
flowers showed the high esteem in which the deceased was held.Interment
was at Calvary cemetery. J. Charles Hines, George Sturges, John B.
Shay, Richard McMann, Walter McGinley and Edward Distell served as
pallbearers.
The deceased passed away in San Francisco on October 14. For some
years he had been connected with the Southern Pacific railroad in the
construction department. He was a former resident of this city,having
lived for many years at Tenth and San Salvador streets, and was a
well-known contracting painter.
He is survived by two sons, Police Judge Thomas R. Dougherty and
Attorney Hugh J. Dougherty, both of this city and two grandchildren,
Mrs. John E. Britschgi and William J. Dougherty.
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Note: Death Certificate County of Alameda
City of Oakland
If death occurred in a hospital or institution, give its name insteadof
street and number:
The King's Daughter's Home
Full Name: Hugh Dougherty
Male, White, Widowed, dod Oct. 14, 1921
Birth Jan. 9, 1844
age 77 yrs 9 months 5 days
Retired
Birthplace Ireland
Father: Patrick Dougherty--Ireland
Mother: Elizabeth McLaughlin--Ireland
Length of residence at place of death 2 years
In California 56 years
Informant: King's Daughter's Home 3900 Broadway St.,
Place of burial or removal: San Francisco, CA
Date of Burial Oct. 14, 1921
Undertaker S. A. White, 2200 Sutter St., San Francisco, CA
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