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Sarah E Dougherty

Birth1828 - Hardin, Kentucky, USA
DeathNot Available - Buried Little Mount Cemetery La Rue Co.KY
MotherNancy Cheshire Woolsey
FatherDavid Daugherty

Born in Hardin, Kentucky, USA on 1828 to David Daugherty and Nancy Cheshire Woolsey. Sarah E Dougherty married George Hargan and had 10 children. She passed away in Buried Little Mount Cemetery La Rue Co.KY.

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Parents
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David Daugherty
1789 - 1850
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Nancy Cheshire Woolsey
1785 - 1870
Spouse(s)
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George Hargan
1826 - 1916
Children Show all
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Daniel J. "Dan" Hargan
1850 - 1919
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Georgeanne Hargan
1860 - 1890
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Martin Luther Hargan
1852 - Unknown
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Benjamin Hargan
1856 - 1913
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Laura J. Hargan
1858 - Unknown
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Mary Elizabeth Hargan
1854 - Unknown
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William Madison Hargan
1864 - 1943
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Robert Hargan
1863 - Unknown
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John Hargan
1863 - Unknown
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W C Hargan
1854 - Unknown

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