Dougherty/Doherty

I would like to add this information on the O'Dochartaigh Ring and also share with anyone that may be looking for the same family connectons.

GGGrandfather:

Benjamin Dougherty b. 1796, County Down, Providence Ulster (townland or parish not known at this time) d. 18 Nov. 1882, Anglican Cemetery, Lower Woodstock, New Brunswick, Canada (Today named “Parish of Woodstock” Christ Church. Parish Rectory Anglican Church`), arrived Canada 1839 with 5 children and 4 more were born in Canada. Benjamin’s tombstone (which is broken) in the Anglican Cemetery in Lower Woodstock, NB gives his name as Dougherty but the burial record from the church records reads “#126 Dogherty, Benjamin of Richmond (buried) d. 21 Nov 1882 86 years”. Benjamin’s stone has another name listed on it and we believe it is Hugh. We will have to contact the church to confirm this. Sarah’s stone “In Memory of Sarah wife of Benjamin Dougherty died June 20, 1875 aged 69 years”. Benjamin m. Sarah Anne Anderson 21 April 1824 at Drumglass Church, Dungannon, Co. Tyrone, Ireland More commonly called “St. Anne’s Church. In 2005 I visited this church site but the old church had been torn down and a new one erected in its place. I have pictures of the new church. (I have a copy of the Marriage License Bond LDS film 100859, Diocese of Armagh in my file)..

Found Tithe Applotment 1823-38 Benjamin DOUGHERTY (size not known)

Townland AKA

Acres County Barony Civil Parish PLU Province Cloghogle Glenknock

560

Tyrone Strabane Lower Ardstraw

Gortin Ulster

In theTithe Applotment 1823 - 38 there is a Benjamin Dougherty entered as living in Mulinaloghog townland, Clonoe parish Tyrone. Clonoe is fairly close to Drumglass parish. Also a Joseph Dougherty in the same place. I have a family tree on a Joseph Doherty b. 1794 in Ireland and all his descendents. At this time I am not sure if he is a brother to Benjamin or if he is Joseph A. as listed in the history of Glassville located below.

Also Alex. Anderson was in Drumcoo townland Drumglass parish 1832

Andw. Andreson in Congo, Drumglass, 1832

David Anderson, Coole, Clonoe, 1827

J. Anderson Dungannon Gardens, Drumglass 1832

William Anderson Anagher, Clonoe, 1827

NOTE: Dungannon town is in the civil parish of Drumglass. Benjamin married Sarah Anne Anderson but I am not sure if the above listed Andersons are from her family

GGGrandmother:

Sarah Anne Anderson, b. 1806 Ireland, d. 20 June 1875

Married: 21 April 1824 at Durmglass Church, Dungannon, Co. Tyrone, Ireland More commonly called “St. Anne’s Church. In 2005 I visited this church site but the old church had been torn down and a new one erected in its place. I have pictures of the new church.

Benjamin Dougherty & Sarah Anne Anderson family

1851 Census N.B. Canada Carleton Co. Woodstock Parish (PANB printed book p. 252) Daugherty p. 40 in Census. NOTE: Name spelling changes from Census to Census and you have to look at all the information to determine if you have a match.

Daugherty Benjamin Irish Farmer (arrived) 1839

Sarah Anne Anderson 45

William Isaac 24 b. 1827 Ireland

Ann 19 b. abt 1832 Ireland

Thomas E. (Edwin) or W 16 b. abt 1835

John 14 b. abt 1827 Ireland

Jane 12 b. 1839 N.B. (Microfilm reads James) Jane and all above listed are Irish, those below Children born in N.B. Canada

Hugh Alexander. 10 b. 1841 N.B. Canada d 10 Sept 1888 age 49 (Could not find the stone but there is another name on Benjamin's headstone and it could be Hugh)

Augustus 7 b. 1844 N.B.

Irena 3 b. abt 1848 (Microfilm reads Julia) (1861-1871-1881 Census NB Carleton Co. South Richmond Parish from Microfilm C-999 reads Julia also, don’t know where Irena came from)

George R. 5 b. 1846 N.B.

Some family history

Excerpt taken from” History of Glassville” compiled by Pioneer Senior Citizens Club.

Dougherty

Patrick Dougherty was granted two lots of land fronting on the West side of the Meduxnekeag River, in 1829, in the Parish of Richmond. George Dougherty was granted a lot in the Parish of Woodstock, in 1831. Isaac Dougherty was granted a lot of land in the Parish of Richmond, just over the Parish line from the George Dougherty lot, in 1861. Joseph A. Dougherty was granted a lot in the Parish of Woodstock, about two miles south from the George and Isaac Dougherty lots, in 1862. Just how these four men were related cannot be determined. The census of 1851, lists Isaac Dougherty and his wife, Catherine, and nine children. The parents were born in Ireland, but the children were born in New Brunswick. Both of the parents arrived in New Brunswick in 1822 (Confirmed in the 1851 N.B. census). The oldest child was born in 1832, suggesting that the parents married about 1830, in New Brunswick. Isaac Dougherty was probably a son of either Patrick Dougherty or George Dougherty, who may also have arrived in New Brunswick in 1822, since their grants were issued in 1829 and 1831.

Isaac Dougherty and Catherine McGinchey

Isaac b. 1801 Ireland d. 1864 N.B. Canada 50

Catherine McGinchey b. 1811 Ireland m. 1828 Wakefield N.B. Canada 40

Elizabeth Ann ?

John 19

Margaret Jane

Sarah Jane 15

Catherine Maria 14

Charlotte Matilda 12

Mary S. 10

Margaret L. 9

Joseph B. 7 b. abt 1835 Ireland

Isaac Thomas 5

Ellen Adelia 2

Taken from the 1851 N.B. Census (Isaac could be a brother to Benjamin, must look further to determine)

Benjamine born 1839, Jane 1839, John, 1839, Joseph born 1830 and Sarah born 1839 she is 56 at that time. all were Angeligans and went to Richmond New Brunswick. This was in the 1861 index
Catherine McGinchey, b. 1811 Ireland, married 1828, Wakefield, New Brunswick, Canada to Isaac Doherty/Dochery/Daugherty. 1851 census of Carleton Co. N.B., states that Isaac came to Canada in 1822. Was Catherine already here with her family? She may have been born in County Down, Ireland where her husband was born? Isaac and Catherine lived in Woodstock, Carleton Co. N.B., having had many children.

Benjamin Dougherty, his wife Sarah, and five children, arrived in New Brunswick, in 1839. Four more children were born in New Brunswick. The new arrivals appear to have been related to the earlier settlers. By 1875, Benjamin Dougherty was still living in the parish of Woodstock, not far from Mrs. Catherine McGinchey Dougherty who was now a widow, wife of Isaac. Five sons of Benjamin Dougherty had taken up lots in West Glassville, as did one of the sons of Isaac and Catherine Dougherty. All in all, ten lots, each containing one hundred acres, were granted to members of the Dougherty Family. Isaac Dougherty and Joseph Dougherty, two brothers who had married sisters before leaving the Parish of Richmond, arrived in West Glassville about 1865 or earlier (NOTE: several places in the Glassville Settlement book mentioned the Dougherty family came to Glassville from the Parish of Richmond). It would appear that there were no vacant lots South of the Shiktehawk Stream, when the Dougherty brothers decided to join the new settlement. Isaac Dougherty settled first on lot #31(this lot was most likely in West Glassville). He brought his wife and two small children with him. His brothers, Hugh and Thomas had lots on either side of the Isaac lot. No doubt the first log cabin sheltered the extended family. Thomas is listed as a lumberman in the 1871 census, and may have been away in the logging camps for much of the time. Thomas, found a wife after arriving in West Glassville. He was still living in West Glassville, in 1881, now with a 67 wife, Jane, and children. Hugh A. Dougherty did not remain long in West Glassville.

March 15, 1893
County : Carleton
Place : Glassville
Newspaper : The Glassville News and Aberdeen and Kent Pioneer

The language of the text is the original used in the newspaper entry and as transcribed by Daniel F. Johnson. Records acquired by the Provincial Archives are not translated from the language in which they originate.

Glassville (Carleton Co.): A Retrospective History of Its Rise and Progress by Marchmont - The Glassville colony was originally planted by the late Rev. C.G. GLASS in the years 1860 and 1861. The first settlers were from Scotland, St. John's. King's, Queens', York and Carleton counties, N.B. and from Halifax, N.S. Not of few of those who first took up land here, soon became dissatisfied, sold out and left for the U.S. &c. Those who originally came out from Scotland under Mr. Glass, and those who moved in here to join the Colony from other quarters in the earlier years of the decade who remained on their farms and whose representative family members are still with us were:

Isaac DOHERTY, Thomas DOHERTY and Joseph DOHERTY with wives and families from Richmond;

Date : June 24, 1870
County : York
Place : Fredericton
Newspaper : New Brunswick Reporter and Fredericton Advertiser

The language of the text is the original used in the newspaper entry and as transcribed by Daniel F. Johnson. Records acquired by the Provincial Archives are not translated from the language in which they originate.

Assessment of Fredericton Ratepayers NBR 10th June - 22nd July 1870:

William; Doherty, James; Doherty, Francis; Dougherty, Hugh; Dougherty, John; Dougherty, Joseph; Doherty, Joseph Jr.; Dougherty, John; Dougherty, James; Doughtery, William; Dougherty, William; Dougherty

York Division S. of Temperance

The Press, Woodstock, NB April 30, 1888, p3

PUBLIC SALE

__________

THOMAS DOHERTY will offer for sale by Auction on his farm, West Glassville, on May 15th and 16th:__

5 Milk Cows;

1 Three-year-old Bull;

3 Two-year-old Steers;

2 Two-year-old Heifers;

3 Yearling Steers;

7 Sheep;

1 Three-year-old Mare Colt;

Threshing Machine and Wood Cutter;

Farming utensils and household goods.

May be disposed of by private sale before day of Auction

JOHN HOME.

Another brother, John, also obtained a lot nearby. He returned to the Parish of Richmond, having sold his lot to George Reeleder.

Isaac Dougherty remained in Glassville for the remainder of his life. William Isaac Dougherty and Hannah Marie Segee (our great grandparents, see below) raised a large family. Three of their sons, Benjamin, Richard and Rastus, my grandfather, (Rastus is Erastus as in the 1871 Census Aberdeen, Carleton Co. N.B., in 1881 Erastus was listed as James, his whole name was Erastus James Dougherty, Doherty comes later, and in the 1891 Census he dropped the E and became Rastus), remained in the area. All three sons married sisters, Brooker girls from Fielding. Rastus (Erastus) may have been named for Augustus Dougherty, a brother of Isaac, who was also granted a lot in the West Glassville Settlement. Augustus Dougherty did not remain long in West Glassville, after receiving the grant to his lot. Isaac Dougherty's son, Benjamin, nick-named "Black Ben", remained in West Glassville, all his life. His descendants, are still living in West Glassville and nearby Gordonsville, and from time to time, the jet black hair, which gave rise to the "Black Ben" nick-name, appears. Joseph Dougherty, a brother of Isaac, arrived in West Glassville about the same time as did Isaac and Hannah. Joseph and Lucy chose a lot a mile or so away from Isaac’s homestead. Their son, Thomas W. was, in due course, granted a lot next to that of his parents. Joseph and Lucy also raised a large family. They also had a son named Benjamin. This Ben was not blessed with the Jet-black hair, so he was always referred to as 'White Ben". Thomas and Benjamin farmed all of their lives in West Glassville. Thomas W. Dougherty had one son, Hugh, who also farmed in West Glassville and left his farm to his son, Frank, who also farmed in West Glassville. Thomas W. Dougherty and his wife, Grace had three daughters. Two of the daughters, Josephine and Aurilla, married and lived in Glassville. Josephine married John Black and raised a large family, as did Aurilia who married Frederick Elliot. The Black and Elliot Families will be dealt with in greater detail elsewhere. The sons of White Ben Dougherty were not farmers. Two of them, Albert and Edward, worked as millwrights and saw filers, at Juniper. The third son, George, became a jeweler and watch maker. In the days when horses supplied the power on the farms and in the woods, the Dougherty men, from West Glassville, always had good horses and were willing to work them. When produce from farm and wood lot was hauled to market, often in winter, the Dougherty teams were among the best and well handled. One of the few viable farms continuing in production in West Glassville is operated by the father and son team of Cecil and Allan Doherty, as the name is now spelled. The farmland was 99, I to members of the Dougherty Family over a century ago.

Ggrandfather

Children of William Isaac (aka Isaac Ian) Dougherty b. 1827 Ireland and Hannah Marie or Maria Segee b,1839 m. 10 Jul 1859, Fredericton, New Brunswick Canada (d/o Thomas H. and Margaret McGinchey Seege born Fredericton Nov, 21 1838 m. July 19, 1859 @ Christ Church Cathedral, Fredericton, NB (I have more on the Segee family in my file)

Benjamin (Black Ben), b. 1861 N.B., m. Lydia Ann Brooker b. ABT 1891,in Fielding, Carleton County N.B. Canada

Thomas, b.1865;

Annie, b. 1868, m. Patrick McCarthy;

James Erastus, b. 18 Dec. 1869, West Glassville, N. B. m. Mary Janette (Nettie) Bell 27 June 1897 Bridgewater Maine. His second wife m. Kate Brooker; 21 Dec 1920

Richard Wesley Doherty, b. 18 Dec.1869 West Glassville N.B.1873, m. Lavinia Bell Brooker; b. ??? Fielding Carleton County

Lucy Marie or Maria Doherty, b. Aug 9,1874, m. James McCarthy;

Minnie, b. 1880.

Children of Benjamin (Black Ben) Dougherty (1861) and Linda Ann Brooker

Charles,b.1893, m. Annie Seymour,d.1938;

William, b. 1900, d. 1918;

Julia Edna, b. July 4, 1904, m. Elmer Glenn, d. 1963;

Isaac, b. 1909, d. 1918.

Perley b 1915 Alans great Uncle m. Minnie Eva Bell 10-28-1936

Haddie b

Bertha b ???? d 1918

Children of Joseph Dougherty b. 1835 Ireland and Lucy Anne Segee b. abt 1833 N.B.; (d/o Thomas H. and Margaret McGinchey Seege b. Fredericton NB on February 19, 1832 m. May 14, 1853) More information on this family is in my records but the information is very confusing and will be added when confirmed.

Thomas W., b. 1857, m. Grace Lindsay, b. abt 1867 d. 1934;

Children of Thomas and Grace:

Josephine b. 1881 m. John Black

Hugh b. 1885

Aurilla Dougherty/Doherty b. 1887 m. Fredrick Elliot

Annie, b. 1859, m. Sanford Viguhart;

Sarah b. abt 1861; m. George Brown;

Rachael Delila, b. March 23, 1877, m. Tom Alcorn;

Elizabeth aka (Uzzie) b. 1867 m. Randolph Lepointe

Laura, b. 1871, m. Tom McEwen;

Howard, b. 1873.

Ada Blanche b. Aug 8, 1863

Benjamin (White Ben), b. 1869, m. Flora Banks; was Catholic while the rest of the family was protestant???

Children of Benjamin and Flora:

Albert Burton b. Oct 6, 1908

Edward

George

Rose Velma b. June 3, 1910 m. Gordon Giberson 11-23-1927

Edburn Webster b. Feb 17, 1912

GGgrandfather William Isaac Dougherty

NOTE: The following is from the memory of various people who new my GGgrandfather.

In this part of the family history William Isaac is called Isaac Ian Doherty. He came from the “Protestant side of Ireland” as his Grandson Claude use to tell it. He may have come from Donegal about 1840 or 1850. He lived in Glassville and Married Hanna Segee. Isaac and Hanna had a least three boys: Erastus, Benjamin aka Benny and Richard.

1871 census - Aberdeen, Carleton Co., NB:

William Isaac Dougherty, 44, b. 1826 Ireland, Church of England, Farmer, d. West Glassville
Hannah Marie Segee, wife, 32, b. NB, Ch. of E.b. 1838 Carleton Co. d. 1910 West Glassville, m 19 July 1859
Benjamin, son, 10, b. NB, Ch. of E., at school
Thomas, son, 6, b. NB, Ch. of E.
Annie, dau., 3, b. NB, Ch. of E.
Erastus, son, 1, b. NB, Ch. of E. (My grandfather)

1881 - Aberdeen, Carleton Co., NB:

William Isaac Dougherty, 54, b. Ireland, Ch. of E., Farmer
Hannah, wife, 42, b. NB, Ch. of E.
Thomas, son, 20, b. NB, Ch. of E.
Benjamin, son, 16, b. NB, Ch. of E. Married a Brooker girl
Annie, dau., 13, b. NB, Ch. of E.
James, son, 10, b. NB, Ch. of E. (My grandfather, Erastus James) Married a Brooker (Catherine) girl after his wife died
Richard, son, 8, b. NB, Ch. of E. Married a Brooker girl also
Lucy, dau., 6, b. NB, Ch. of E.
Minnie, dau., b. May, NB, Ch. of E.

Evidently Erastus dropped his first name and was using his middle name "James" for the above census. Ten years later he was back to using his first name again, but just dropped the "E".

1891 census - Aberdeen, Carleton Co., NB:

William Isaac or Isaac Ian ?? Dougherty, 65, b. Ireland, both parents b. Ireland, Church of England, Farmer.
Hannah, wife, 51, b. NB, both parents b. NB, Ch. of E.
Rastus, son, 21, b. NB (My grandfather Erastus)
Richard, son, 18, b. NB
Lucy, dau., 16, b. NB
Minnie, dau., 10, b. NB

Lucy Maria Doherty, b. 1874 in Carleton Co. ,N.B, daughter of Isaac Doherty and Hanna Maria Segee. (Provincial Archives birth index)

The York County, New Brunswick Marriage records show Isaac Dougherty of Fredericton and Hannah Marie Segee of Fredericton being married on 19 July 1859 in Fredericton. Wit Henry Bradford Segee & Sophie Amanda Thomas.

The 1861 Census for "Kings Ward" in Fredericton, York County has:

Doherty, Isaac age 32 b. Ireland - General Labourer
Doherty, Hannah age 23 b. New Brunswick
Doherty, Thomas H - son age 1

Isaac and his family were living next door to Thomas Segee, age 27 and his wife Elizabeth age 25 and 3 year old daughter Elizabeth in Fredericton.

The Press, Woodstock, NB March 6, 1899, p8

To Erastus J. Dougherty of the Parish of Aberdeen in the County of Carleton in the Providence of New Brunswick, Farmer, Nettie Dougherty his wife. Richard W. Douherty of the said Parish of Aberdeen, Farmer, and Lavinia Dougherty his wife, and all others whom it may anywise concern:--

Notice is hereby given ?? that under and by virtue of a Power of Sale contained in a certain Indenture of Mortgage bearing date the second day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety seven and recorded in the Carleton County Records in Book X No. 3 on page 681, and 682, and made between the said Erastus J. Dougherty and Nettie Dougherty his wife, Richard W. Dougherty and Lavinia Dougherty his wife, of the first part and the undersigned R. E. Guy Smith, then of the Town of Woodstock in the said County of Carleton, now of the City of Montreal in the Province of Quebec, Doctor of Medicine of the second part, there will for purpose of satisfying the monies secured thereby, default having been made in the payment of the interest, be sold at Public Auction in front of the office of J Norman W. Winslow, in the said Town of Woodstock Barrister-at Law, on Saturday the eight day of April next at the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon, the land and premises mentioned and described in the said indenture of Mortgage as follows:-

"All that certain lot, pieces or parcel or tract of land situated in said Parish of Aberdeen and described as follows:-- Beginning at a post standing at the North-eastern angle of lot number twenty-eight purchased by Thomas Milton in Block G, Glassville thence running by the magnet of the year 1861, north seventy-two degree and thirty minutes west one hundred and two chains, thence north seventy-two degrees and thirty minutes east one hundred and two chains to a post and thence south seventeen degrees and thirty minutes west nine chains and eighty links to the place of beginning containing one hundred acres more or less and distinguished as Lot 30 in Block G, Glassville granted to one Hugh A. Doherty in 1847 (not sure of date) and deeded to Isaac Dougherty by Roger Gillian and wife, being on the west side of the we?? Glassville Road and being same land conveyed by said Isaac Dougherty and wife to Erastus J. Dougherty and Richard W Dougherty."

Together with all and singular the buildings and improvements thereon and the privileges the?? unto belonging or in any wise appertaining

Dated this third day of March AD 1899

R. E. GUY SMITH,

J. Norman W. Winslow. Mortgagee.

Solicitor for Mortgagee.

My Grandfather Erastus James Doherty

Erastus James Doherty, b. 18 Dec 1869 in West Glassville and lived in Fielding, Carleton Co. N.B. Canada d. 9 June 1945 in Royalton, Carleton Co., buried in Fielding at Bells Church, (today known as “The Free Will Baptist Church in Fielding). The Church was first opened in 1911 founded by Andrew and Minnie Bell) m. 27 June 1897 in Bridgewater, Maine Mary Janette Bell (Nettie) aka Janet Armenia Bell ??? b. 1877 d.1919 Fielding NB, Canada (first wife) Nettie remained at home until her passing from TB. I have a picture of their headstone which also lists Alice Age 17 YRS. Listed as Daughter It is believed that she is buried at another cemetery, but at this time we are not sure where (Bell family listed next) On my next trip to Canada I will add a very interesting story on how the Bells church and cemetery were formed.

William F. Bell b. 1833 d. 1917 Buried in Fielding at Bells Church with a Stone Wife Theresa Harrington b. 1857 d. 1939.

Their Children Janette Bell (Nettie) Buried in Fielding with a stone Husband Erastus James Doherty

Lila Bell Husband Douglas Schriver

Minnie Bell Buried in Bristol Husband George Fullerton

Margaret Bell Buried in Noridgerock, Maine Husband Tom Stickney Buried in Noridgerock, Maine

Alice Bell (Died young with TB) Buried in Fielding

Arthur Bell Buried in Fielding Wife Vella Grant Buried in Fielding

Roy Bell (Not Married) Buried in Fielding

Hartland Observer 21 June 1945 as printed

E. J. Doherty died at Royalton

The death occurred on June 9 of Erastus James Doherty, at age of 75 Years. He is survived by his wife, 5 sons, Claude of Fielding, William and Albert of Pennsylvania, Henry in British Columbia and Oreland of Royalton. One daughter Mrs. Kathleen Curtis of Mars Hill Maine. The funeral was held with a short service at his home in Royalton to the Primitive Baptist Church in Fielding. Rev. O. W. Shaw had charge of the service. Palbearers were Boardy Burke, George Buchanan, James Patterson and Hubert Buchanan. Internment (burial) was in the Fielding Cemetery. (My corrections to this article are: "William and Albert of Pennsylvania" should read Albert and Henry of Pennsylvania and William of British Columbia not Henry)

Children of Erastus James Dougherty/Doherty and Mary Janette Bell (Armenia listed on some of her records??)

Claude Coral Dougherty, b March 29, 1898 d, June 30, 1970 m. Bertha Jane Campbell b. Jan 22, 1908 m. August 1924 d. 1979. They had 12 Children listed below. Bertha is the Daughter of Hiram Campbell and Margaret Brown.

Children of Claude and Bertha Campbell Dougherty:

Geraldine Jenette Doherty Brooker b. 10 Dec. 1926 (I net with her in 2007 and I am still in contact.)

Merle Malcolm b. 30 Jan. 1928

Audrey Marie b. March 31, 1930

Albert James b. Dec. 30, 1932

Garnet Claude b. June 19, 1935

Arthur William b. July 23, 1937 d, July 19, 1939

Winston Leroy b. April 18, 1939

Margaret Rose b. July 28, 1940

Carolyn Dawn b. May 10, 1943

Henry David b. May 16, 1945

John Charles or Charles John b. Feb 28, 1947 Buried at Bells Church

Judith Claudette b. Jan. 2, 1949

William Isaac, b. Feb 15, 1900 West Glassville, Carleton Co., NB Canada d. July 9, 1980, Quesnel B.C. m. Kathleen Stimpson 1928 Victoria B.C.

At the age of 17 William went on a Harvest Excursion to British Columbia and was never herd of again. Today we have new information on his life in B.C. and will list it later in this report. Uncle Bill and Kay had one son Gerald

Albert H. (Uncle Pat) b. 14 Jan 1903, Limestone Maine. Pat was his nickname which came from his Uncle Patrick on the Bell side of the family. (I have a copy of his birth certificate but his last name is Dougherty on the certificate)

Henry Thomas (Dad) b. 20 April 1906 Limestone Maine (Have copy of his birth certificate where his last name is Doherty) m. Hilda Laura Cristofori date? Location some place in Mass.

Children of Henry aka Hank and Hilda

Janette Bell b. 9-22-35 (named after her grandmother) m. Pias John Becker

Henry Thomas Jr. (Me) b. 11-29-40 m. Amelia Ernestine Satcher 4-2-64 (divorced)

Children of Henry and Amelia

Troy Eugene

Henry Thomas III

Ranney Allen b. m. Johneen

Orland C. b. Jan 13, 1910 d. 1989 buried in Bells Church Cemetery Uncle Claude lived with common law wife Beatrice Davenport Boyd (Bea) from Hartland. Bea had a son Wendell but she and Uncle Orland never had children. We think the reason they never married was that Bea received some kind of pension from her deceased husband and if she married the pension would stop (this information was provided by Geraldine Brooker Doherty , my Cousin,and needs to be expanded and confirmed.)

Kathleen, was the daughter of Erastus and Kate his second wife ( Kathleen Married a Curtis of Mars Hill Maine).

Alice died at age 17 from TB and lived in a tent in front of the home until her passing. She is listed on the tomb stone with Erastus and Janette but she is believed to be buried in the Gordonsville Cemetery, but no marker has been found at this time.

After my grandmother died in 1920 my grandfather married Kate Brooker, Kate or Catie had possibly 6 children from her previous marriage to Hamfore Good, a divorce, was 38 her parents were listed as James Brooker and Kate Davenport and she was born in Fielding. They were married 21 Dec 1920. Kate (Kathleen) was born 26 April 1885 and died 13 November 1950 and is buried in the Baptist Cemetery in Andover, Victoria County, According to her death certificate. Several of the Doherty boys married the Brooker girls as stated in a news paper article. Albert and Henry left home around 1921 but for a time they lived with Minnie Bell, Fulton and her husband George, Minnie was a sister to Janette, their mother.

B-7-3 Lucy Anne Segee and Joseph Doherty

Lucy Anne Segee, the daughter of Thomas and Margaret McGlinchey Segee, was born February 19,1832. She was baptized into the Anglican church in Fredericton on April 12,1846. On May 14,1853 Rev. William Q. Ketchum united in marriage Lucy and Joseph Doherty at St. Anne's Chapel, Fredericton. Both are given as being of Fredericton, although Joseph was referred to as "American" in the 1851 Census of Sunbry County, NB. Witnesses to the marriage were John Dougherty and Sophia Amanda Thomas.

Joseph Doherty was born in Ireland September 12,1834 and came to New Brunswick in 1846. This couple was not enumerated in the 1861 census of Fredericton. They seemed to have settled in Glassville, NB in the mid-1860's. The Glassville colony was originally planted by the late Rev. C.G. GLASS in the years 1860 and 1861. The first settlers were from Scotland, St.

John's. King's, Queens', York and Carleton counties, N.B. and from Halifax, N.S. including Isaac Doherty, Thomas Doherty and Joseph Doherty with wives and families from Richmond, NB. By 1876 Joseph and Lucy were living in Victoria County, NB. where Joseph was a farmer. By 1881 Joseph was a farmer in Aberdeen Parish, Carleton County, NB. The family were associated with the Presbyterian religion. In 1901 Joseph, Lucy, Elizabeth, Benjamin and Rachael were living in a four room wooden house in West Glassville, Carleton County, NB. Joseph owned and operated a 300 acre farm and had two barns. Benjamin was a farmer as well. Joseph died in 1916 and was buried in the Glassville United Church Cemetery in Glassville, Carleton County, NB.

Lucy and Joseph had eight children:

B-7-3-1 THOMAS W. DOHERTY b. June 20,1857. m. Grace A. Lindsay b. May 11,1860. Grace was born in 1861. Thomas received a grant of land not far from his parent's farm and by 1891 Thomas was a farmer in Aberdeen Parish, Carleton County, NB. He and his children were Presbyterian while his wife was Free Baptist. By 1901 Thomas was a general labourer who had earned $360 in the previous twelve months. He leased a 100 acre farm in West Glassville, Aberdeen Parish, Carleton County, NB. Thomas died in 1928 and was buried in the Glassville United Church Cemetery. Grace died in 1961 and was buried beside her husband.

Thomas and Grace had four children:

B-7-6-1-1 JOSEPHINE DOHERTY b. May 2,1881 m. John Black and lived in Glassville, NB.

B-7-6-1-2 HUGH J. DOHERTY b. May 25,1885 m. Annie F.. Hugh farmed in West Glassville. Hugh died Jan. 23,1942 [F19371 35286] and was buried in the Glassville United Church Cemetery. Annie died in 1970 and was buried beside her husband. Hugh had:

B-7-6-1-2-1 FRANK DOHERTY

B-7-6-1-3 AURILLA W. DOHERTY b. Nov. 19,1887 m. June and lived in Glassville, NB.

B-7-6-1-4 ALMA L. DOHERTY b. September 3,1892.

B-7-3-2 SARAH DOHERTY b. ca. 1861 m. George Brown.

B-7-3-3 ADA BLANCHE DOHERTY b. Aug. 8,1863 at Richmond, Carleton Co. NB. [F18758 1863-D-12]

B-7-3-4 ELIZABETH DOHERTY b. Sept. 30,1866 m. Jan. 7,1907 Randolph LaPoint [F15926 2295]. She was called Uzzie.

B-7-3-5 R. BENJAMIN DOHERTY b. Dec. 11,1868 m. Aug. 3,1905 [F15917 1593] Florence Mae Banks. Bennie was knick named White Ben to set him apart from his cousin Black Ben. Ben and Flora had:

B-7-3-5-1 ALBERT BURTON DOHERTY b. Oct. 6,1908 West Glassville, NB [F22207 800809]. He worked as a millwright and saw filer at the lumber mill in Juniper, NB.

B-7-3-5-2 EDWARD DOHERTY He worked as a millwright and saw filer at the lumber mill in Juniper, NB.

B-7-3-5-3 GEORGE DOHERTY He became a jeweler and watch

maker.

B-7-3-5-4 ROSE VELMA DOHERTY b. June 3,1910 West Glassville, NB [F23518 800841].

B-7-3-6 LAURA M. DOHERTY b. ca. 1872 m. Dec. 24,1891 Thomas L. McEwen [F13659 2270].

B-7-3-7 HOWARD DOHERTY b. ca. 1873/4

B-7-3-8 RACHEL DELILIA DOHERTY b. May 3,1874 at Glassville, NB [F18764 1877-D-38] m. Tom Alcorn.

1. 1891 Census of the Parish of Aberdeen, Carleton

County, N.B.

2. Probate of the estate of Thomas H. Segee, February

1877

3. THE NEW BRUNSWICK COURIER, Saint John, NB., May