Emily "Emmy" Dougherty
1907 - 1977 (69 years)-
Name Emily "Emmy" Dougherty Nickname Emmy Born 26 Sep 1907 Gimmerburn, Otago, New Zealand Gender Female Died 14 Jul 1977 Ranfurly, Otago, New Zealand In Memoriam notice 28 Jul 1982 Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand New Zealand Tablet Buried Ranfurly, Otago, New Zealand Person ID I910 TreePKO1 Last Modified 12 Dec 2016
Father Charles Dougherty, b. Abt 1851, Fycorranagh, Leck, Donegal, Ireland , d. 2 Feb 1929, Ranfurly, Otago, New Zealand (Age ~ 78 years) Mother Sarah Carney, b. Abt 1865, Ardaganny, Leck, Donegal, Ireland , d. 4 Sep 1929, Ranfurly, Otago, New Zealand (Age ~ 64 years) Married 30 Jul 1882 Letterkenny, Leck, Donegal, Ireland [1, 2] In Memoriam notice 28 Jul 1982 Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand [3] New Zealand Tablet Reunion 25-26 Jan 1986 Gimmerburn, Otago, New Zealand [4, 5] Reunion 7 Apr 2007 Gimmerburn, Otago, New Zealand [6] Family ID F6 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family John Joseph "Wee Jack" O'Neill, b. 18 Jul 1904, Patearoa, Otago, New Zealand , d. 30 Aug 1991, Ranfurly, Otago, New Zealand (Age 87 years) Married 18 Jul 1933 Ranfurly, Otago, New Zealand Wee Jack O'Neill and Emmy Dougherty wedding Children 1. Colleen Bridget O'Neill, b. 27 Dec 1938, Roxburgh, Otago, New Zealand , d. 19 Dec 1988, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (Age 49 years) Last Modified 12 Dec 2016 23:43:00 Family ID F285 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Photos Dougherty Family at the Barney’s Lane house: rear: Pat, Kate, Charlie. front: Sarah, Lucy, Mary, Ben, Sarah & Charles, Emily, Annie Dougherty Family at the Barney’s Lane house: rear: Pat, Kate, Charlie, Mag. front: Sarah, Lucy, Mary, Ben, Sarah & Charles, Emily, Annie Emily Dougherty, Ranfurly School infants class Ranfurly School, Infants
Back: Rob Hanrahan, Lance Hanrahan, Peter Johnson, Thomas Dowling, Reg Lowe, Eddie Forester.
Middle: --, Emily Dougherty, Olive Hanrahan, Alicia Chapman, Sally McErlane, Jean White.
Front: Rita Cooper, Mavis Cooper, Dorrie Cooper, Mary Duncan, Margaret Duncan, -- Friend or Foulkes.
Obtained from Bernard O'Neill, Alexandra, January 2012.Emily Dougherty Emmy Dougherty Dougherty cousins at Gimmerburn School reunion
back: Ben, ‘Big Pat’, ‘Thin Charlie’, ‘Wee Pat’ (JM), ‘Fat Charlie’ (JM), Emily O’Neill
front: Lucy O’Neill, Sarah Mulholland (JM), Annie MacDonald (JM), Annie Kearney, Maggie Stuart
JM=family of John & Margaret Dougherty; the others are children of Charles & Sarah Dougherty.Charles and Sarah Dougherty family
back: Bob Stuart, Emily Dougherty, Pat Dougherty, Lucy Dougherty, Ben Dougherty, Jock Kearney; Mag Stuart, Sister Alonzo, Sarah and Charles Dougherty, Nellie Dougherty, Leo Dougherty, Annie Kearney; Peggy Stuart, Jimmy Kearney, Bob Stuart, John Kearney; front: Marie Stuart, Tommy Stuart, Eddie Kearney, Tricia Kearney.
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Notes - Occupation: Domestic Duties Residence: Ranfurly Marriage certificate: 27 May 1980
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Sources - [S23] Ireland, Donegal - Conwal & Leck parish registers, St Eunan's (Letterkenny, Donegal, Ireland), "Marriage registers," marriage of Charles Dougherty and Sarah Carney (1882); FHL microfilm 1,279,203, item 6 (Reliability: 3).
30 July 1882, marriage of Charles Doherty, etc - [S23] Ireland, Donegal - Conwal & Leck parish registers, St Eunan's (Letterkenny, Donegal, Ireland), FHL microfilm (Reliability: 4), 11 Jun 2018.
Parish of Conwal and Leck, Diocese of Raphoe. Charles Doherty and Sarah Carney were married in the church of St Eunan, Letterkenny, on 30 July 1882, witnesses John Carney and Sarah McCool.
Certificate dated 26 February 1981, provided to Letterkenny Registrar by Rev. Patrick Kerr, then forwarded to Patrick O'Neill in Dunedin. Original destroyed on 11 June 2018. - [S327] O'Neill John and Elizabeth personal papers, O'Neill, John and Elizabeth, (Hocken Library, Dunedin, NZ), In Memoriam notice prepared by Patrick N. O'Neill for New Zealand Tablet of 28 July 1982 [but published in 4 August 1982 issue] (Reliability: 3), 26 Jun 2016.
Dougherty. Of your charity pray for the souls of Charles and Sarah Dougherty, who married at St. Eunan's Church, Letterkenny, Co. Donegal, on 30 July 1882, and of their deceased children Patrick, Annie, Mary, Charles, Catherine, Margaret, Edward, Lucy and Emily. Requiescant in pace. - [S179] NZ, Otago - Dougherty family tree 1986, Leonie O'Malley, editor, ([Gimmerburn, Otago], [NZ]: n.p., Printed 19.1.1986.) (Reliability: 3), 9 Nov 2016.
- [S468] NZ, Otago - Central Otago News, New Zealand. Alexandra., "Dougherty family reunion," 11 Feb 1986. (Reliability: 3), 9 Nov 2016.
Descendants of Charles and Sarah Dougherty gathered at Gimmerburn recently for a family reunion.
Around 150 people, from Auckland to Southland, attended the reunion, including the only living child of Charles and Sarah, Mrs Sarah Tohill who now lives in Wellington.
Charles Dougherty and Sarah Kearney were married in Saint Eunan's church, Letterkenny, County Donegal in Ireland in 1882 and in the following year they sailed for New Zealand.
A short stop visit was made to Maryborough in Australia, where their eldest son, Patrick Francis, was born.
In late July, 1883, the young family arrived in·New Zealand and settled in Oamaru.
Four brothers and two sisters of Charles had already made the trip to New Zealand, the eldest Patrick having fought in the Maori Wars.
In 1888, the Dougherty's shifted to Gimmerburn, living in a house belonging to Sarah's uncle, Mr A. Kearney. The property was later bought by Charles' brother, John.
Shortly after their arrival in Gimmerburn, the Dougherty's were successful in a farm ballot for a 120 acre block of land adjacent to where they were living. This farm was later expanded by the purchasing of a property known as the "coal-pit".
The farm, situated near the foot of the Garibaldi Gorge, supplied coal to the district, and Charles, in partnership with Mr R. Little, contracted for the county, forming several roads in the area.
Charles and Sarah had a family of four boys and seven girls, with many of their descendants still living in the Maniototo.
A family tree, compiled by great-grand daughter, Mrs L. O'Malley of Waiau, North Canterbury, was presented family members at the reunion, while Mrs Tohill cut the cake.
Caption 1: Through the years the Dougherty family have featured prominently in many New Zealand sports, particularly rugby. Shown here at the reunion celebrations are five descendants who have represented their union, and in some cases New Zealand at rugby. They are (from left), Mr J.M. Stuart (Canterbury), Mr L. Dougherty (North Otago), Mr J.C. Kearney (Otago and All Blacks), Mr P.E. Dougherty (Otago), and Mr R.C. Stuart O.B.E. (Canterbury and captain of the All Blacks 1953-54). Mr K.C. Stuart also represented both Canterbury and the All Blacks, but was unable to attend the reunion because of illness.
Caption 2: ·The only living member of the family of Charles and Sarah Dougherty is Mrs Sarah Tohill (88), of Wellington, shown here at the family reunion with the two youngest present: Daniel O'Neill (left) of Dunedin and Victoria Rowe of Blenheim. - [S26] NZ, Otago - Otago Daily Times, New Zealand. Dunedin., "Rugby clash big part of family reunion," 14 April 2007. (Reliability: 4), 9 Feb 2012.
Rugby clash…
THE Dougherty family reunion at Gimmerburn over Easter was a great success, I'm told, with 185 people enjoying a varied weekend of activities including a rugby clash between the Dougherties and an Invitation 15, organised by Ryan Dowling, of Ranfurly. The Dougherty team, resplendent in bright red jerseys especially made for the match, featured 14 grandsons and three great grandsons of family patriarch, 95-year-old Leo Dougherty. The players were aged between 13 and 44 with father and son Larry and Tom Dougherty both taking part.
…big part of…
AFTER a "Dougherty Welcome and Haka", the game was played in great spirit and ended in a 5-all draw, with tries apiece to Paul Dougherty and Sean Becker for the Invitation for the opposition. Referees were Paddy Dougherty, of Christchurch (first half), and Harrison Kelly, from Sydney (second half). I understand all participants came through the game without any major injuries "if not a bit sore".
…family reunion
THOSE gathered at the reunion honoured the original Dougherty settlers to the area, namely Charles and Sarah, who arrived from Letterkenny, County Donegal, Ireland, in 1887, via Oamaru four years earlier, and raised nine children. Leo, their grandson, who played rugby for North Otago, presented each of the family team members with a miniature silver cup. The Dougherties can claim All Blacks Bob and Kevin Stuart and Jim Kearney among their relations, plus the promising Cantabrian Cameron McEntyre. A family history is being written by historian Patrick O'Neill, formerly of Dunedin now living in Canberra.
- [S23] Ireland, Donegal - Conwal & Leck parish registers, St Eunan's (Letterkenny, Donegal, Ireland), "Marriage registers," marriage of Charles Dougherty and Sarah Carney (1882); FHL microfilm 1,279,203, item 6 (Reliability: 3).
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