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Robert Dougherty

Birth27 Nov 1834 - Philadelphia, PA
Death21 Mar 1901 - Washington D.C
MotherCatherine Feeney
FatherBernard Docherty Dougherty

Born in Philadelphia, PA on 27 Nov 1834 to Bernard Docherty Dougherty and Catherine Feeney. Robert Dougherty married Kiziah Justis and had 7 children. He passed away on 21 Mar 1901 in Washington D.C.

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Parents
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Bernard Docherty Dougherty
1805 - 1881
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Catherine Feeney
1805 - 1891
Spouse(s)
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Kiziah Justis
1840 - 1884
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Kittie Dougherty
1863 - Unknown
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Jacob Dougherty
1860 - Unknown
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Albert Dougherty
1875 - Unknown
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William Dougherty
1864 - Unknown
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Frank Dougherty
1867 - Unknown
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Blanche Dougherty
1879 - Unknown
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Margaret Dougherty
1870 - Unknown

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