Daughtery - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Dollie Mae Daughtery

Dor2Tyme — 2012-04-21 16:17:31Z

1900; Census Place: Civil District 3, James, Tennessee; Roll: 1580; Page: 12A; Enumeration District: 74

Household Members:
Name Age
Dennis Daugherty 39
Martha Daugherty 39
Minnie L Daugherty 14 daughter
Jennie A Daugherty 12 daughter
Louis Daugherty 9 daughter (this might be Louise since it is a daughter)
Dollie Daugherty 5 daughter
Joseph Smith 20 nephew

All were born in Tennessee. Hope this helps.

Re: Dollie Mae Daughtery

Dor2Tyme — 2012-04-21 16:17:14Z

Re: Dollie Mae Daughtery

Dor2Tyme — 2012-04-19 09:30:24Z

I am not sure if this is going to help or confuse you but hopefully help.

I looked in the 1910 census where George and Dollie are first listed as man and wife. Civil District 2, James, Tennessee.
I looked for Daughterys living nearby since she was so young.
I found a Martha Daughtery, widows, living as a cook in the household of Charles A Lane, Tennessee > James > Civil District 2 > District 0097 > 3 .

going back to the 1900 census I find a widow Martha Daughtery living in Civil District 6, Hancock, Tennessee born within a few years of the 1910 Martha.
She is listed with -
Martha Daughtery 44 Nov 1855
William Daughtery 24
Hallie L Daughtery 19
Thomas Daughtery 17
Buna Daughtery born December 1893 (I have no idea why Ancestry listed her age as 11)

Maybe you can research the males in this census and track them backwards to make a connection or rule her out..

Do you have any children's name for Dollie and George? any sibling names? anything else?

In 1930 in District 4, Hamilton, Tennessee there is:
George Mcdade 48
Dollie Mcdade 35
Paul Mcdade 12
Clarence Mcdade 9
Rubey Mcdade 7
Lovada Mcdade 5
Bettie J Mcdade 1
Samuel Davis 24

Dollie Mae Daughtery

JudyAlice — 2012-04-18 23:41:19Z

Dollie Mae was supposed to be born in Tn, around 1895-6.
She married George Washington McDade when she was 14, this
is the white Geo W McDade, I cannot find anything on Dollie,would anybody know if this was her given name or is
there somebody who knows about her.

Re: Frances Daughtery Tipton, wife of Maj Jonathan Tipton, b c.1754-5, Frederick Co VA; d. c.1780 Washington Co VA, dau of ?-Geo

cKYgen — 2012-02-19 12:34:45Z

Dear Tipton cousin,

I am related to two of Major Jonathan Tipton's sons: William H. Tipton and Samuel Tipton. Three of Major Jonathan Tipton's sons removed from east TN to KY. It has been said by the Daugherty family that the sons (referenced) of Frances Daugherty Tipton removed to Kentucky with John Daugherty.

It is my theory that the Tipton-Seiver feud had something to do with Major Jonathan Tipton and Frances Daugherty Tipton marriage ending. What is clear to me is that George Daugherty was on the Seiver-side of the Tipton-Seiver feud. The George Daugherty that you reference was probably a brother to Frances Tipton Daugherty. George Daugherty seems to be the son of George Daugherty.

Major Jonathan Tipton's second wife was Keziah (Robertson) Seiver who was married to Robert Seiver. Robert Seiver died from a wound from the Battle of Kings Mountain. Robert Seiver was a brother to John Seiver. John Seiver was the Seiver-side of the feud and Col. John Tipton, brother of Major Jonathan Tipton, was the other side of the feud. Keziah Robertson Seiver Tipton was the daughter of Col. Charles Robertson who was on the Seiver-side of the feud.

Major Jonathan Tipton and wife Keziah Robertson Tipton go across the mountians of east TN to live in NC. I tend to think they lived at Tipton Hill, NC based on the place name of Tipton Hill and a lot of their children lived near the area.

There has been debate about Keziah Robertson not married to Jonathan Tipton based on her father's will which referred to her as Keziah Seiver. Keep in mind that Keziah's father was on the Seiver-side of the feud. There were a lot of documents destroyed during the brief period of the Sate of Franklin. The third wife of Major Jonathan Tipton was Lavina Stephens.

There was a genealogy book on the Daughtery family of Estill County, Kentucky. The author of the book also wrote a Tipton genealogy.

Bobby Gilmer Moss's book "The Patriots at Kings Mountain" does not include George Daugherty. This is a great reference book!

Page 317, "History of the Lost State of Franklin" Williams:
"George Doherty, perhaps the son of George Doherty who was major in the North Carolina troops in the War of the Revolution, ..."

Page 98, "Isaac Shelby, A Driving Force in America's Struggle for Independence:
"Daugherty, George. A captain under Shelby and Sevier. Was Active in 1778 in keeping the Cherokees from joining the British. Was active in formation of Franklin and Tennessee. A captain in the later campaigns against the Indians."

Re: Frances Daughtery Tipton, wife of Maj Jonathan Tipton, b c.1754-5, Frederick Co VA; d. c.1780 Washington Co VA, dau of ?-Geo. Daughtery

cKYgen — 2012-01-26 16:58:49Z

Estill County Historiclal & Genealogical Society, Irvine, KY has a book that will answer your question. ECH&GS has a web site with an order form.

The book “Estill County and Its People, Volume 1 (one) has information about the John Daughetee family. The book is $17.00 which includes shipping.

Or you might write to the ECH&GS and request the cost of a copy of Mrs. Jack E. Cunningham’s article about John Daughetee in the book “Estill County and Its People, Volume 1 (one), pages 67-68. If you made a request, for a copy (article) also include a self-addressed envelope with postage for a reply.
Estill County Historical & Genealogical Society
133/135 Broadway
Irvine, Kentucky 40336

I am glad to supply a source of information on who were the parents of Frances Daughtery Tipton. But, I did not write or research the article published by ECH&GS and do not think it appropriate to do more than supply were to find the information that you seek.

We do know that John Daughetee or Daughtery was a an Uncle to William, Samuel, and John Tipton who were sons of Maj. Jonathan Tipton and his wife Frances P. (Daughtery) Tipton. And, that family tradition is that William, Samuel, and John Tipton left east TN for KY with their Uncle John Daughtery or Daughetee.

Re: Frances Daughtery Tipton, wife of Maj Jonathan Tipton, b c.1754-5, Frederick Co VA; d. c.1780 Washington Co VA, dau of ?-Geo. Daughtery

helen2work — 2012-01-26 14:56:51Z

THANK YOU SO MUCH.... LOVE THE HISTORY.

Maj. Jonathan Tipton married to Frances Daughtery Tipton.
Have you verified who her parents were???

Re: Frances Daughtery Tipton, wife of Maj Jonathan Tipton, b c.1754-5, Frederick Co VA; d. c.1780 Washington Co VA, dau of ?-Geo. Daughtery

cKYgen — 2012-01-26 14:45:38Z

Major Jonathan Tipton, Battle of Kings Mountain, was a brother of Col. John Tipton.

Go to
www.loststatefilm.com

There is a film called "The Mysterious Lost State of Franklin" The Story of America's First Secession. The film is about the feud between Col. John Seiver, the first governor of TN, and Col. John Tipton. This film has been shown on PBS and is now for sale to the public.

There is no proof that Maj. Jonathan Tipton took the side of his brother, Col. John Tipton or Col. John Seiver who he served at the Battle of Kings Mountain. There were good reasons not to take a side in the dispute:

Maj. Jonathan Tipton's second marriage was to the widow (Keziah Robertson) of Capt. Robert Seiver who was a brother to Col. John Seiver. The children of Capt. Robert Seiver and Keziah (Robertson) were under Maj. Jonathan Tipton's care. Maj. Jonthan Tipton served Col. John Seiver in most of his battles which included the Battle of Kings Mountain.

During the time-period of the State of Franklin, both sides in the dispute were destroying court documents. Keziah Robertson Seiver, second wife of Maj. Jonathan Tipton, father was Col. Charles Robertson who supported Col. John Seiver. The best course of action for Keziah (Robertson) Seiver Tipton and Maj. Jonathan Tipton would have been to stay neutral (State of Franklin).

Maj. Jonathan Tipton was second in command to Col. John Seiver in most of his battles. There would have been a close bond for Jonathan Tipton to John Seiver. Considering Capt. Robert Seiver's children were under the care of Keziah (Robertson) Seiver Tipton and Jonathan Tipton, what was best for the Seiver children would have been to stay neutral in the State of Franklin dispute.

Re: Frances Daughtery Tipton, wife of Maj Jonathan Tipton, b c.1754-5, Frederick Co VA; d. c.1780 Washington Co VA, dau of ?-Geo

VHelmke — 2012-01-25 21:46:53Z

Thank you so much for answering my query. At the time I place the query, I waa a Registrar for a DAR Chapter and had two sisters who wanted to join the DAR. They descended from Hannah Tipton who married Robert Rogers. I did so much research on Hannah, finally someone at DAR national looked at the 52 DAR applications in on Maj. Jonathan Tipton and approved the sister's DAR applications.
This is an interesting family and there is a lot written about the Tiptons. I agree with you that the dispute was over the split between Jonathan and Frances. I also tried to find information on Frances' family thinking perhaps the sisters could go into the DAR on Frances' father.

Re: Frances Daughtery Tipton, wife of Maj Jonathan Tipton, b c.1754-5, Frederick Co VA; d. c.1780 Washington Co VA, dau of ?-Geo. Daughtery

helen2work — 2012-01-25 20:48:31Z

I am currenty putting together some history for my husband. His 5th great Gradfather was Maj. Jonathan Tipton and married to Frances Daughtery Tipton.

Have you verified who her parents are.

Also I am correct if putting this all together that Maj. Jonathan was half sibling of Colonel John Tipton.

Jonathan Pearce Tipton
Birth 1699
Death Living
Death 16 Apr 1799

Wife Elizabeth Edwards 1699 – 1734 is the mother of Colonel John Tipton

Wife Elizabeth Adams 1715 – 1774 is the mother of
Maj Jonathan Tipton 1750 – 1833 and it was he that married Frances Perlina Daugherty 1754 – 1809

Please send me information you may have or updates.

helen2work@yahoo.com

Re: Harrison Collins Daughtery born Botler Co., Ky

dddaugherty01 — 2011-12-27 01:39:32Z

jb daugherty and lenora daugherty was my mom and dad im the yougest of 10 kids

Re: Harrison Collins Daughtery born Botler Co., Ky

dddaugherty01 — 2011-12-27 01:35:33Z

harrison daugherty was my papaw my daddy was jb daugherty from centertown ky

Re: Daughtery in Wayne Co KY

D_Rennow — 2011-11-07 13:13:34Z

My papers are in disarray. Will post when I find it

Re: Daughtery in Wayne Co KY

djewell6 — 2011-11-06 15:09:31Z

Looking for documentation the the wife fo Josiah Daugherty my G4-Grandfather was Elizabeth Hyden. The family bible only list her as wife Elizabeth.

Kenneth and Donna Daugherty

jbekkaz — 2011-10-13 23:43:21Z

Looking for any information on Kenneth's ancestors. I believe he was born in Ohio or Florida around the 1940's. He married Donna and they lived in the Cincinnati Ohio area for some years raising one son (Mark Kenneth Daugherty). They moved to Ronan, Montana in the 1970's and opened a Radio Shack store. Mark graduated in 1978 and Donna had second son born to her (Shawn) around 1979. I believe both Ken and Donna are still living; Ken and Shawn are living in Ohio. Would appreciate any help. I never got to meet my birth parents and would love for my daughter to get to know her ancestry as she is the daughter of Mark Kenneth Daugherty whom himself was born August 30, 1969. Thank you and may God Bless.

Tempie Ann Tipton

cmputman55 — 2011-10-04 01:43:34Z

Do any of you have a Tempie Ann Tipton (NC-TN) in your info? She was my 2nd great-grandmother and I am trying to determine which Tipton line she is in.

Re: Sam & Annie (Sister) Daughtery

tmusgreave — 2011-02-25 01:46:43Z

Good Day!

I realize it is five years after you posted this query, but I believe I am related to Florence Ivy Musgreave. She is my fourth cousin once removed, but I have her on my Tree. I have never really found out much about her and was not aware she had married. She was likely born in or around Horbury, Yorkshire. Her father was Samuel. I would be interested in any information about her marriage that you would be willing to share.

Please let me know if there is anything else you would lkie.

Cheers,

Tom Musgreave

Obit for Betty DAUGHTERY WILLIAMS (1928-2011)

ronvest — 2011-02-02 15:42:48Z

From Clinton Daily Democrat - posted as courtesy only.

Betty Lou Williams
(September 6, 1928 - January 29, 2011)

Betty Lou Williams age 82, of Clinton, Missouri, passed away at her home on Saturday, January 29, 2011. Memorial Services will be 2:00 P.M., Friday, February 4, 2011 at Vansant-Mills Chapel, Clinton, Missouri with inurnment in Englewood Cemetery, Clinton. Visitation will be one hour prior to service at the chapel. Family suggests memorials to P.A.W.S. and may be left in care of Vansant-Mills Funeral Home. Fond memories can be left online at www.vansant-millsfuneralhome.com.
Betty was a member of Henrietta Extension Club, and attended the Fairmont Christian Church and Independence Bible Church.
She is survived by her husband Doyle Williams of the home; daughter Diane and husband Bob Sanders of Independence, Missouri; three sons, Stephen Williams of Clinton, Ron Williams of Prairie Village, Kansas

Absalom Daughtery - Isle of Wight Co VA & Robeson Co NC

saw28358 — 2011-01-01 15:07:29Z

Seeking contact with researchers of the Daughtery family of Isle of Wight Co VA, Warren Co NC and Robeson Co NC.

Email me at: sam.west.1@gmail.com

Thanks,

Sam West
Lumberton, Robeson CO NC

Joseph Daughtery b. 1833; KY

pauldaugherty843 — 2010-10-20 09:51:08Z

I am looking for Joseph Daugherty born abt 10-23-1833, Ky. Father was Alexander Daugherty, Mother Amelia born in KY.

Re: Frances Daughtery Tipton, wife of Maj Jonathan Tipton, b c.1754-5, Frederick Co VA; d. c.1780 Washington Co VA, dau of ?-Geo

jkhgresham — 2010-09-28 23:11:24Z

Thank you so much for all this information. I will pass it on. I was a Registrar with a DAR Chapter and two sisters only Rev War ancestor was Jonathan Tipton The line was proven and accepted by DAR. These sisters descend through Jonathan Tipton's and Frances Daughtery Tipton's daughter Hannah Tipton, who married Robert Rogers. The Robert Rogers family headed for Texas, it appears that Hannah died before they got to TX, the family settled in Roger's Prairie in TX. The sisters are in the Daughters of the Republic of TX through Robert Rogers.

Re: Frances Daughtery Tipton, wife of Maj Jonathan Tipton, b c.1754-5, Frederick Co VA; d. c.1780 Washington Co VA, dau of ?-Geo

alantz01 — 2010-09-28 21:40:00Z

My ancestor, Eleanor Ramsey, married a Samuel Tipton and lived in Cape Girardeau. I know there was a Daugherty who married Eleanor's sister, Elizabeth Ramsey. Does anyone have a connection for Samuel Tipton to the Ramsey and Daugherty families? I suspect Samuel Tiptom might in some way be related to Jonathan Tipton III, since the first wife was Frances Perlina Daugherty. Any information would be appreciated. alantz01@gmail.com

Re: Longs, Conways, Daughertys, Goodnights

Dor2Tyme — 2010-04-25 08:34:53Z

I was referring to the ones on the website. :)

Re: Longs, Conways, Daughertys, Goodnights

konki47 — 2010-04-24 16:47:19Z

Do you mean the old pictures in my book or on my website? If you are referring to my website I will have to work on that.

Re: Longs, Conways, Daughertys, Goodnights

Dor2Tyme — 2010-04-23 19:51:42Z

I downloaded the story to read. Thank you for sharing your writings.
I LOVE the old pictures. Do you have identification for them? It would be wonderful to know who they were.

Re: Longs, Conways, Daughertys, Goodnights

konki47 — 2010-04-22 17:50:16Z

That's Jonathan (John) Long and Mary (Polly) Conway with their daughters Mary and Rhoda, Polly's partents John Conway and Elizabeth Bridgewater, their sons John and Joseph Conway and their daughter Elizabeth and her husband William Daugherty, Hans Michael Goodnight, his wife Mary Landers and some of their children, Hans' brother George, his wife Catherine and some of their children. Lots of other families from Ruddle's and Martin's stations are mentioned.

Re: Longs, Conways, Daughertys, Goodnights

Dor2Tyme — 2010-04-21 18:53:04Z

Could you give us some idea of which of these lines you are referencing. Most are quite common names.
Thanks.

Longs, Conways, Daughertys, Goodnights

konki47 — 2010-04-20 17:48:23Z

I have written a story about the Longs, Conways, Daughertys, and Goodnights and others who were from Ruddle's and Martin's Stations captured by the British and Indians during the Revolutionary War. It is called Along the Licking. It is free to the public and can be downloaded at http://www.wix.com/konki47/My-Page or at http://www.konki47.ucoz.com/ or at http://wwww.scribd.com

Daughtery, Mary Viola of Kentucky

lindaberger23 — 2010-03-22 00:58:26Z

My grandmother, Mary Viola Daughtery Mayo, was born in 1900.
Her parents were Dan and Nancy Matilda Wells Daughtery. Mary was adopted by Alden and Jennie Blankenship. Any information about her birth, adoption and family would be so appreciated

Mary Viola Daughtery Mayo

lindaberger23 — 2010-03-22 00:54:39Z

Re: William Daugherty

lindaberger23 — 2010-03-22 00:25:39Z

I, too, am looking for Billy Daughtery who has two sons, Bobby and Billy. My grandmother, Mary Viola Daughtery Mayo, was the sister to Billy and Alma Daughtery. Their parents were Dan and Nancy Matilda Wells Daughtery. Mary was adopted by Alden and Jennie Blankenship and I can't find any more information about her birth, adoption or family.
Any information you can share would be helpful and appreciated.

Re: Frances Daughtery Tipton, wife of Maj Jonathan Tipton, b c.1754-5, Frederick Co VA; d. c.1780 Washington Co VA, dau of ?-Geo

Dalena1958 — 2010-03-09 20:14:13Z

Hope this address is still good. Working on a David Tipton b. ca. 1798 who married Ellender Patterson in western NC. David MAY have died in the Mexican War. David had several brothers and three sisters (Betsy, Mary & Hannah). Brothers: William, John, Samuel, Jonathan, Wiley, Jacob, Juseph and Esau. Could be others.I am confused on the Tiptons (understandable). Your info. makes sense. Ellender was the daughter of Jane Patterson of Patterson branch in Yancey Co.NC. She had one sibling, a brother Robert. I have info. on this famiy.
Dalena Patterson Nichols
dalenajn@chouteautel.com

Re: Descendants Of Adam Yerton &Suzanne Mc Dunner

glencoe6305 — 2010-03-04 19:47:19Z

I am a great-grandson of carrie( yerton)simpson. I don't know much about her parents. Just know their birth & death dates, and the cemetery, they're buried at. I've never seen photos of them, which I did, though.

Re: Jasper Columbus Daughtry

gibsonbrenda10 — 2009-09-14 20:47:12Z

I am trying to build my family tree and I have very little imfo. on my family. I do know that there is a wayne daughtry and a linda daughtry. there parenys names are waynes father was wayne sr. and lindas father was robert daughtry. If this could be some of your family please email me. thank you brenda gibson.
email address : gibson.brenda10@yahoo.com

Re: Nancy Loueller Daugherty married John Havens

roberthaven1 — 2009-08-15 05:43:35Z

I might be able to help you on your quest for information on John Havens (the "s" is not suppose to be on the name). He is one of my great uncles past. I have a picture of her very head stone.

Re: Searching for Jimmy Daughtery

jimmykaleikini — 2009-07-25 07:03:04Z

I'm am still searching. I hope you could assist me in anyway possible.

Jimmy

Re: Joseph L Daughtery Pearl,Muriel,James,Clyde located 1930 census Texas~!!

David_Daughtery — 2009-07-10 16:25:59Z

I have been interested in our family history for some time now. Joseph L Daughtery was my grandfather and James was my father.Unfortunately, I have lost track of most of my relatives in Florida. I never knew that they originated in Texas.

Re: Elizabeth Jane Daugherty - John Saylor

jsaylor123 — 2009-07-10 00:20:05Z

1900 census jane is 48yrs born july 1851 was married to a jefferson taylor. milton ,wylie,rosa saylor are listed as step children. bell co ky states she was married 2 times mother of 8 ,7 living.jane was born in virginia. jackie saylor ohio

emma jane daughtery

marshala148 — 2008-08-24 19:34:44Z

I'm looking for any info on an emma jane daughtery. She married a Puckett had atleast one son named wiliam david or david william puckett born in 1897. He later went by the last name of Weston. then she married a frank pauley. she lived in dayton and columbus ohio Thanks

Re: Polly Daughtery

tonybolinancestry — 2008-05-18 19:02:39Z

Hi Bernice,
Thanks for the posting, this line is one that I would like to work more on. I have quite a few names in the side lines (Barnes/Skinner) going back to the Mayflower.

I have only the birth and death dates for Amanda, and of course her parents. Amanda's sister Mary Jane was my great great grandmother, on my mother's side.

my email is tonybolin@hotmail.com

Please feel free to send me a message, and i will get back to you. I would like to have the spouse for Amanda, and how you relate to her.

looking forward to hearing from you.

tony

Re: Polly Daughtery

BDonohoCravens — 2008-05-18 17:52:13Z

Amanda Barnes was my maternal grandfather's mother. Any information or any contact that might know more about her I would be extremely interested in. Of course Polly is also my ancestral grandmother. Are we related?

Richard Melvin Daugherty, 56,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2008-04-20 21:24:32Z

Richard Melvin Daughtery4/18/2008 - Richard Melvin Daugherty, 56, of 108 Oak Street, Warren, PA, died on Saturday, April 12, 2008 at his residence.

Mr. Daugherty was born November 26, 1951, in Niagra Falls, New York, the son of the late Albert and Florence Donahue Daugherty. Mr. Daugherty was a graduate of East Aurora High School. A Warren resident for many years, he was a self employed carpenter for many years. He enjoyed buying and selling antiques, hiking near the Kinzua Dam and in the Alleghany National Forest, and he also enjoyed traveling to Niagra Falls, going to flea markets and playing cards. He was a member of the Moose Lodge # 109. He is survived by, two daughters, Gretchen Wich- linski and her husband Michael, Centerville, Maryland, and Rita Boryszak and her husband, Marty, West Grove, Pa.; several half brothers and sister; grand- father, Richard Donahue, Debery, FL; and an aunt, Delores Kerner, Youngsville, Pa.

He was preceded in death by his parents.

A memorial service will be announced at a later date.

In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to the National Audubon Society of Pennsylvania, 100 Wildwood Way, Harrisburg, PA 17110.

The Peterson-Blick Funeral Home, Inc., 1003 Penna. Ave. E., Warren, Pa. 16365, is in charge of arrangements.

Re: Harrison Collins Daughtery born Botler Co., Ky

sylviac11 — 2008-04-19 03:47:19Z

I just came across your message and had to read since it was abt. Daugherty. My ggtgrandfather was william Andrew Daugherty w. Martha J. Felty. Their son was Wiley Ray Daugherty b. 1900 in Butler Co. In 1920 he m. Alta(Altie)Mane Phelps b. 1905 to Mary J Felty and James N. Phelps. in Casey, Ky. Wiley and Alta were My grand parents. William A. Daugherty parents were John Thomas Daugherty b.1843 and Mary Polly Daugherty b.1842. ( Decendents of Danial, Owen.) Just had to say something since names were so close. Sylvia

Re: Jasper C. Daughtery

ivyjuneburge — 2007-03-10 02:14:00Z

Hi Fran, This really has been a long time - I've been away from genealogy for about 5 years. You must be fairly close to Linda Kuykendahl I got a lot of information from her along the same lines you speak of. Before I get long winded I think I'll see if you get this.
Happy Hunting
Cousin Ivy June

John Daughtery m. Margaret Ann Coser 1895, Dewsbury Yorkshire

stotherscomstone — 2007-01-28 21:35:54Z

Seeking information on John Daughtery and Margaret Ann Coser, who married in 1896 in Dewsbury, Yorkshire.

John was born abt. 1865, likely Dewsbury, and died abt. 1928, Dewsbury.

Would like to know if this couple had children, and a specific birthdate for John.

Daugherty- Honake-Sieburg-Pott. Co. Iowa 1950's

judith9548 — 2007-01-21 23:44:55Z

Anyone out there researching this family?

daughtery

shannarene — 2006-12-02 17:11:26Z

Looking for any info on William E. Daughtery(Daugherty,Daughtry). He married Joanna Dossey in Limestone Co. Any info would be great.

Re: web site

jenirose123 — 2006-09-06 07:02:48Z

I am not looking for any Daughtery, i just have info on the family as it is a family that a sibling of my family member married into. I have a William Daughtery m. to a Nancy Drum and their children. His parents were Daniel daughtery and Sarah Maloy. William and daniel born in Ireland and died in Monroe, Ohio. daniel was born 1780 and William in 1804. I posted incorrectly, I'm sorry, I was posting to share this info as I know it harder to find info on members born in other countries, since i came across this I wanted to share. My family is actually Lydia Drum, which was Nancy's sister.

Re: web site

2006-09-05 17:23:38Z

What state are you looking for Daugherty in.My gggrandmother was a Daugherty from Craven Co NC

web site

jenirose123 — 2006-09-04 05:07:06Z

I currently have the family name of Daughtery on my website at www.tribalpages.com userid is jenirose123 please come take a look and let me know if there are any links. I am wanting to get more info on this family and share the info I have.