Son of Charles and Elizabeth (Stone) Daugherty
Civil War Co. E. 35th Wis. Infantry
enlisted at Boscobel Wisconsin
Married Jan. 31, 1858 Harriet Jane/Janet daughter of David Charles and Rhoda
(Daniels) Baily. Died after 1910.
Source; History of Crawford and Richland Counties, Wisconsin, Illustrated (1881); transcribed by Vicki Bryan
J. W. Daugherty was born in Adams Co., Ill., in 1837. While young, his parents removed to Fair Play, Grant Co., Wis., (1843); two years later to Dickeyville, and in 1856, to Fennimore. In 1865, the subject of this sketch came to Marietta, locating on section 14, town 8, range 4, living there five or six years; then removing to Ellenboro, Grant county, where he stayed one year, then returned and located on section 24, town 8, range 4, where he has since resided. Early in 1864, he enlisted in company E., 35th regiment, Wisconsin Volunteers. After thirteen months service, he was discharged, on account of injuries received while on duty. He was married at Fennimore, Wis., Jan. 31, 1858, to Jane Bailey, a native of Ohio. They have had nine children, six of whom are living — Elmer E., John F., Hattie Bell, Huldah I., George C. and Rhoda E. Three are buried — Oney, Sarah and James. Mr. Daugherty had two brothers in the army. John enlisted in the 2nd Wisconsin Cavalry, in 1862, and died in hospital in 1864. Thomas was a member of the 26th regiment, Wisconsin Volunteers, and was killed at the battle of Resaca, Ga. His father lived his last years with him, and died Nov. 27, 1881.
------ 1905 Wisconsin census
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
Jackop W Daugherty Head M 68y Illinois
Harriet Daugherty Wife F 66y Ohio
John W Daugherty Son M 41y Wisconsin
------- 1910 Wisconsin Census
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
Allen D Faust Head M 42 Wisconsin
Hulda Faust Wife F 42 Wisconsin
Lavene Faust Son M 12 Wisconsin
Jelda Faust Dau. F 6 Wisconsin (Zelda)
Jacob W Dougherty Father-in-law M 71 Illinois
Jacob appears to have died after 1910 and before 1920.
Civil War Co. E. 35th Wis. Infantry
enlisted at Boscobel Wisconsin
Married Jan. 31, 1858 Harriet Jane/Janet daughter of David Charles and Rhoda
(Daniels) Baily. Died after 1910.
Source; History of Crawford and Richland Counties, Wisconsin, Illustrated (1881); transcribed by Vicki Bryan
J. W. Daugherty was born in Adams Co., Ill., in 1837. While young, his parents removed to Fair Play, Grant Co., Wis., (1843); two years later to Dickeyville, and in 1856, to Fennimore. In 1865, the subject of this sketch came to Marietta, locating on section 14, town 8, range 4, living there five or six years; then removing to Ellenboro, Grant county, where he stayed one year, then returned and located on section 24, town 8, range 4, where he has since resided. Early in 1864, he enlisted in company E., 35th regiment, Wisconsin Volunteers. After thirteen months service, he was discharged, on account of injuries received while on duty. He was married at Fennimore, Wis., Jan. 31, 1858, to Jane Bailey, a native of Ohio. They have had nine children, six of whom are living — Elmer E., John F., Hattie Bell, Huldah I., George C. and Rhoda E. Three are buried — Oney, Sarah and James. Mr. Daugherty had two brothers in the army. John enlisted in the 2nd Wisconsin Cavalry, in 1862, and died in hospital in 1864. Thomas was a member of the 26th regiment, Wisconsin Volunteers, and was killed at the battle of Resaca, Ga. His father lived his last years with him, and died Nov. 27, 1881.
------ 1905 Wisconsin census
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
Jackop W Daugherty Head M 68y Illinois
Harriet Daugherty Wife F 66y Ohio
John W Daugherty Son M 41y Wisconsin
------- 1910 Wisconsin Census
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
Allen D Faust Head M 42 Wisconsin
Hulda Faust Wife F 42 Wisconsin
Lavene Faust Son M 12 Wisconsin
Jelda Faust Dau. F 6 Wisconsin (Zelda)
Jacob W Dougherty Father-in-law M 71 Illinois
Jacob appears to have died after 1910 and before 1920.
Son of Charles and Elizabeth (Stone) Daugherty
Civil War Co. E. 35th Wis. Infantry
enlisted at Boscobel Wisconsin
Married Jan. 31, 1858 Harriet Jane/Janet daughter of David Charles and Rhoda
(Daniels) Baily. Died after 1910.
Source; History of Crawford and Richland Counties, Wisconsin, Illustrated (1881); transcribed by Vicki Bryan
J. W. Daugherty was born in Adams Co., Ill., in 1837. While young, his parents removed to Fair Play, Grant Co., Wis., (1843); two years later to Dickeyville, and in 1856, to Fennimore. In 1865, the subject of this sketch came to Marietta, locating on section 14, town 8, range 4, living there five or six years; then removing to Ellenboro, Grant county, where he stayed one year, then returned and located on section 24, town 8, range 4, where he has since resided. Early in 1864, he enlisted in company E., 35th regiment, Wisconsin Volunteers. After thirteen months service, he was discharged, on account of injuries received while on duty. He was married at Fennimore, Wis., Jan. 31, 1858, to Jane Bailey, a native of Ohio. They have had nine children, six of whom are living — Elmer E., John F., Hattie Bell, Huldah I., George C. and Rhoda E. Three are buried — Oney, Sarah and James. Mr. Daugherty had two brothers in the army. John enlisted in the 2nd Wisconsin Cavalry, in 1862, and died in hospital in 1864. Thomas was a member of the 26th regiment, Wisconsin Volunteers, and was killed at the battle of Resaca, Ga. His father lived his last years with him, and died Nov. 27, 1881.
------ 1905 Wisconsin census
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
Jackop W Daugherty Head M 68y Illinois
Harriet Daugherty Wife F 66y Ohio
John W Daugherty Son M 41y Wisconsin
------- 1910 Wisconsin Census
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
Allen D Faust Head M 42 Wisconsin
Hulda Faust Wife F 42 Wisconsin
Lavene Faust Son M 12 Wisconsin
Jelda Faust Dau. F 6 Wisconsin (Zelda)
Jacob W Dougherty Father-in-law M 71 Illinois
Jacob appears to have died after 1910 and before 1920.
Civil War Co. E. 35th Wis. Infantry
enlisted at Boscobel Wisconsin
Married Jan. 31, 1858 Harriet Jane/Janet daughter of David Charles and Rhoda
(Daniels) Baily. Died after 1910.
Source; History of Crawford and Richland Counties, Wisconsin, Illustrated (1881); transcribed by Vicki Bryan
J. W. Daugherty was born in Adams Co., Ill., in 1837. While young, his parents removed to Fair Play, Grant Co., Wis., (1843); two years later to Dickeyville, and in 1856, to Fennimore. In 1865, the subject of this sketch came to Marietta, locating on section 14, town 8, range 4, living there five or six years; then removing to Ellenboro, Grant county, where he stayed one year, then returned and located on section 24, town 8, range 4, where he has since resided. Early in 1864, he enlisted in company E., 35th regiment, Wisconsin Volunteers. After thirteen months service, he was discharged, on account of injuries received while on duty. He was married at Fennimore, Wis., Jan. 31, 1858, to Jane Bailey, a native of Ohio. They have had nine children, six of whom are living — Elmer E., John F., Hattie Bell, Huldah I., George C. and Rhoda E. Three are buried — Oney, Sarah and James. Mr. Daugherty had two brothers in the army. John enlisted in the 2nd Wisconsin Cavalry, in 1862, and died in hospital in 1864. Thomas was a member of the 26th regiment, Wisconsin Volunteers, and was killed at the battle of Resaca, Ga. His father lived his last years with him, and died Nov. 27, 1881.
------ 1905 Wisconsin census
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
Jackop W Daugherty Head M 68y Illinois
Harriet Daugherty Wife F 66y Ohio
John W Daugherty Son M 41y Wisconsin
------- 1910 Wisconsin Census
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
Allen D Faust Head M 42 Wisconsin
Hulda Faust Wife F 42 Wisconsin
Lavene Faust Son M 12 Wisconsin
Jelda Faust Dau. F 6 Wisconsin (Zelda)
Jacob W Dougherty Father-in-law M 71 Illinois
Jacob appears to have died after 1910 and before 1920.
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