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Find A Grave Memorial# 19050895
William Daniel Dougherty
Birth: «tab»Apr. 4, 1859
Death: «tab»Dec. 8, 1901
Spouse: Lizzie F Range Dougherty Hayes (1866 - 1955)*
Children: Myrtle E Daugherty Grindstaff (1891 - 1978)*, Newton Paul Daugherty (1896 - 1923)*
Burial: N. G. Taylor Memorial United Methodist Church Cemetery, Carter County, Tennessee, USA
Created by: Jacinda Gilliam
Record added: Apr 22, 2007
Find A Grave Memorial# 19050895
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William Daniel Manley Dougherty was born April 4, 1859, the natural son of Altea Louisa Forrester and Unknown. It remains unknown but possible that Manley was the surname of William's natural father as no other explanation for use of this name exists. In the 1860 Johnson County, Tennessee census, Altea Louisa Forrester and William Daniel Manley Forrester (age 1) are listed as boarding at the home of Peter and Sarah (Bailey) Dougherty. The 1870 Johnson County, Tennessee census has William Daniel Manley (Dougherty/Forrester?) (age 11) living in the home of Peter and Sarah Bailey Dougherty. The 1880 Johnson County, Tennessee has William Daniel Manley Dougherty (age 21), adopted, and living at the home of Peter and Sarah Bailey Dougherty. Peter and Sara (Bailey) Dougherty raised William as their own child. He assumed the Dougherty surname as did his descendants. He inherited Peter and Sarah's estate.
Deed from W.D. Dougherty to W.L. Burgis in 1901
U.S. Registered in note book No 2 Page 60 Registered in Vol 70 Pages 440, 441, & 442
W.D. Dougherty & Wife to W.L. Burgis
This indenture made and entered into by and between W.D. & Lizzie F. Dougerty and W.L. Burgis both of Washington County, Tennessee. Witnessett that for and in cor to us in hand paid by the said W.L. Burgis sideration of $1054 50/100 to us in hand paid by the said W.L. Burgis the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged we do hereby transfer the receipt and carry to the said W.L. Burgis a certain tract of land in the 10th levil District of Washington County Tennessee adjoining the lands of Solomon Miller heirs G.W. Miller V.D. Stout and W.J. Stout heirs it being lot No. 9. in the division of the Henry Miller sr tract as made and entered of record in the County Court of said County in the minutes of 1866 page 280 and Bounded as follows: Beginning at a "Gnse" corner to lot No. 8. South 83 east 48 poles to a white oak North 3 east 64 poles to a planted rock near a white oak on G.W. Millers line with the "sane" south 83 east 68 1/2 poles to a chestnut south 20 east 26 1/2 poles to a planted rock. Stonts line south 38 west 114 poles to a rock near a Lyme Stonts corner North 38 west 66 poles to a stake corner to lot No. 8 North 33 east 46 1/4 poles to the beginning containing 57 acres more or less. to have and to hold the the W.L. Burgis. his heirs and assigns the said tract of land with the "informuente" thereon in fee simple "fereer". and we do covenaut wtih the said W.L. Burgis that we are lawfully "posset" of the said land that the same is ???? bered and that we have the right to corny the same. and we do hereby bind ourselves our heirs and personal representatives to warrant and defend this title to the said W.L. Burgis his heirs and assigners forever against the lawful claims of all other persons In Witness where of we subscribe our names this July 1th 1901.
W.D. Dougherty
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William's father born in Virginia and mother born in Tennessee.
William came to visit Monroe Hayes, who had a store on the SW corner of Roane & Market st. in Johnson City. At a party, he met Elizabeth Range. After William's death, Elizabeth married Monroe Hayes.
William owned a large farm in Washington County near Milliagan College. He was a millright and carpenter. He set up the 1st bandmill in Johnson County, TN.
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1860 US Census, Johnson, Tennessee
Peter Daugherty«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»M«tab»39«tab»Tennessee
Sarah L Daugherty«tab»«tab»«tab»F«tab»35«tab»North Carolina
Elizabeth Baily«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»F«tab»58«tab»North Carolina
Atha L Forrester«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»F«tab»25«tab»Tennessee
William D M Forrester«tab»«tab»«tab»M«tab»1«tab»Tennessee
1870 US Census, Tennessee, United States
Peter Dougherty«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»M«tab»49«tab»Tennessee
Sarah L Dougherty«tab»«tab»«tab»F«tab»45«tab»North Carolina
William D M Dougherty«tab»«tab»«tab»M«tab»11«tab»Tennessee
Sidney Thomas«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»M«tab»21«tab»North Carolina
John C Mcewen«tab»«tab»«tab»«tab»M«tab»32«tab»Virginia
1880 US Census, «tab»District 5, Johnson, Tennessee, United States
Peter Dougherty«tab»«tab»Self«tab»«tab»M«tab»59«tab»Tennessee, United States
Sarah L Dougherty«tab»Wife«tab»«tab»F«tab»55«tab»North Carolina, United States
William D M Dougherty«tab»Son«tab»«tab»M«tab»21«tab»Tennessee, United States
Henry E Mc Ealy«tab»«tab»Other«tab»«tab»M«tab»8«tab»Tennessee, United States
1900 US Census, Civil District 10, Washington, Tennessee, United States
William Dougherty«tab»Head«tab»«tab»M«tab»41«tab»Tennessee
Lizzie F Dougherty«tab»Wife«tab»«tab»F«tab»34«tab»Tennessee
Frank J Dougherty«tab»Son«tab»«tab»M«tab»14«tab»Tennessee
Minnie B Dougherty«tab»Daughter«tab»F«tab»11«tab»Tennessee
Myrtie E. Dougherty«tab»Daughter«tab»F«tab»9«tab»Tennessee
George C Dougherty«tab»Son«tab»«tab»M«tab»7«tab»Tennessee
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