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Sarah E Dougherty

Birth11 Aug 1844 - New Madrid County, Missouri, USA
Death31 May 1930 - Danville, Illinois, USA
MotherJane Adams
FatherWilliam Daugherty

Born in New Madrid County, Missouri, USA on 11 Aug 1844 to William Daugherty and Jane Adams. Sarah E Dougherty married Henry Anderson and had 8 children. She passed away on 31 May 1930 in Danville, Illinois, USA.

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Parents
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William Daugherty
1804 - 1873
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Jane Adams
1804 - 1859
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Henry Anderson
1832 - 1914
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Adam Dillow
1848 - 1876
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Ira Edward Dillow
1872 - 1945
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Charles Glenn Anderson
1876 - 1929
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Lucy May Dillow
1870 - 1941
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Alonzo "Lonzy" Anderson
1879 - 1943
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Claude Henry (Mdavis/conner) Anderson
1883 - 1964
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Silas Edgar Anderson
1885 - 1954
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Effie Lee Etta Anderson
1880 - 1965
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Guy Everett Anderson
1891 - 1948

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