The Shemwell Family

Daniel Boone Daugherty JrAge: 69 years18721941

Name
Daniel Boone Daugherty Jr
Given names
Daniel Boone
Surname
Daugherty
Name suffix
Jr
Birth May 13, 1872 29 21
Birth of a sisterMary Eleanor Daugherty
March 14, 1874 (Age 22 months)
Death of a sisterMary Eleanor Daugherty
April 30, 1874 (Age 23 months)
Birth of a brotherPat Daugherty
August 7, 1875 (Age 3 years)
Death of a brotherPat Daugherty
October 7, 1876 (Age 4 years)
Birth of a sisterFannie Daugherty
February 19, 1877 (Age 4 years)
Death of a sisterFannie Daugherty
February 26, 1877 (Age 4 years)
Birth of a brotherGuy A Daugherty
July 28, 1878 (Age 6 years)
Census June 11, 1880 (Age 8 years)
Birth of a brotherJesse Daugherty
November 4, 1880 (Age 8 years)
Death of a brotherJesse Daugherty
December 4, 1880 (Age 8 years)
Birth of a brotherJoseph Daugherty
December 24, 1881 (Age 9 years)
Birth of a sisterLouise Daugherty
March 18, 1885 (Age 12 years)
MarriageAlma Fontaine FryView this family
October 26, 1893 (Age 21 years)
Birth of a son
#1Claude Daugherty
June 26, 1895 (Age 23 years)
Birth of a son
#2Daniel Boone “Bugs” Daugherty
December 19, 1897 (Age 25 years)
Birth of a daughter
#3Blanche Pauline Daugherty
September 17, 1898 (Age 26 years)
Census June 1, 1900 (Age 28 years)
Birth of a daughter
#4Lois Vivian Daugherty
May 6, 1901 (Age 28 years)
Census April 18, 1910 (Age 37 years)
Census January 13, 1920 (Age 47 years)
Death of a motherLoretta Hyatt
July 9, 1921 (Age 49 years)
Death of a wifeAlma Fontaine Fry
March 29, 1923 (Age 50 years)
MarriageSara Rheda BarbeeView this family
about 1924 (Age 51 years)
Note: Assuming he married within a year after his first wife, Alma, died. He is shown in the 1930 Census with his second wife, Sara.
Census April 4, 1930 (Age 57 years)
Death of a fatherDaniel Boone Daugherty Sr
July 24, 1932 (Age 60 years)
Census April 25, 1940 (Age 67 years)
Denton County History
A History of Pottery and the Daugherty Family in Denton County

Death August 24, 1941 (Age 69 years)
Burial
Cemetery - also add to Place of burial: Oakwood Cemetery
Family with parents - View this family
father
mother
Marriage: December 16, 1866Denton, Denton, Texas, United States
17 months
elder brother
14 months
elder brother
William Daugherty
Birth: July 11, 1869 26 18Denton, Denton, Texas, United States
Death: September 27, 1870Denton, Denton, Texas, United States
3 years
himself
22 months
younger sister
Mary Eleanor Daugherty
Birth: March 14, 1874 30 23Denton, Texas, United States
Death: April 30, 1874Denton, Texas, United States
17 months
younger brother
Pat Daugherty
Birth: August 7, 1875 32 25Denton, Texas, United States
Death: October 7, 1876Denton, Texas, United States
18 months
younger sister
Fannie Daugherty
Birth: February 19, 1877 33 26Denton, Texas, United States
Death: February 26, 1877Denton, Texas, United States
17 months
younger brother
2 years
younger brother
Jesse Daugherty
Birth: November 4, 1880 37 30Denton, Texas, United States
Death: December 4, 1880Denton, Texas, United States
14 months
younger brother
Joseph Daugherty
Birth: December 24, 1881 38 31Denton, Denton, Texas, United States
Death: April 13, 1957Denton, Denton, Texas, United States
3 years
younger sister
Louise Daugherty
Birth: March 18, 1885 41 34Texas, United States
Death: August 18, 1969Denton, Denton, Texas, United States
Family with Alma Fontaine Fry - View this family
himself
wife
Marriage: October 26, 1893Cooke, Texas, United States
20 months
son
Claude Daugherty
Birth: June 26, 1895 23 18Texas, United States
Death: June 12, 1976Bowie, Montague, Texas, United States
3 years
son
Daniel Boone “Bugs” Daugherty
Birth: December 19, 1897 25 21Denton, Texas, United States
Death: October 30, 1969Wichita, Texas, United States
9 months
daughter
Blanche Pauline Daugherty
Birth: September 17, 1898 26 22Denton, Texas, United States
Death: October 26, 2002Blanchard, McClain, Oklahoma, United States
3 years
daughter
Lois Vivian Daugherty
Birth: May 6, 1901 28 24Denton, Texas, United States
Death: July 15, 1990Albuquerque, Bernalillo, New Mexico, United States
Family with Sara Rheda Barbee - View this family
himself
wife
Marriage: about 1924Texas, United States
James Walter Nelson + Sara Rheda Barbee - View this family
wife’s husband
wife
Marriage: about 1903Texas, United States
4 months
step-daughter
Margaret “Metha” Nelson
Birth: May 8, 1903 20 18Texas, United States
Death: October 13, 1981Dallas, Dallas, Texas, United States
13 years
step-son
Charles Dwight Nelson
Birth: January 18, 1916 33 31Seymour, Baylor, Texas, United States
Death: January 29, 1989Miami, Miami-Dade, Florida, United States

Daniel Boone Daugherty Jr has 41 first cousins recorded

Father's family (41)

Parents Christopher Columbus Daugherty + Nancy Jane Lovejoy
4George Daugherty18741939
Parents Thomas Wisdom Daugherty + Martha Rebecca White
5Sammie Daugherty18711875
Parents Mathew “Matt” Daugherty + Elizabeth Josephine Stemmler
Parents William Ausburn Daugherty + Mary Ann Phillipi
2Boggs Daugherty18771888
3Nellie Daugherty18771882
4Nouna Daugherty18791880
5Lena Daugherty18821958
6Loula Daugherty18821937
Parents David Jones Eddleman + Mary Jane Daugherty
1Pearl Eddleman18691956
3Myrta Eddleman18731954
4Arie Zur Eddleman18751955
5Cuvier Eddleman18801881
6Ora V Eddleman18801968
7Mary Lee Eddleman18821884
Parents James Monroe Daugherty + Sarah Elizabeth Middleton
1Nora Daugherty18761897

Mother's family (0)

Census1880 United States - Census transcript - Daniel Boone Daugherty Sr - Household

ED 101 Denton, Texas, United States

NameColorSexAgeMonRelationCondMYOccupationUnEmSickBlindDDIdioticInsaneDisabledSchoolReadWriteBPFBPMBP
Daugherty, BoonWM37headMFarmerMOVAVA
Daugherty, LorettaWF28wifeMKeeping HousexxxOHININ
Daugherty, StephenWM12sonSAt HomexxxTXMOOH
Daugherty, BoonWM8sonSTXMOOH
Daugherty, GuyWM1sonSTXMOOH

Census1900 United States - Census transcript - Daniel Boone Daugherty Jr - Household

ED 45 Denton, Denton, Texas, United States

NameRelationRaceSexMonthYearAgeCondMarrCHBCHLBPFBPMBPImmUSNatOccupationUnempSchoolReadWriteEngHomeMortFarm
Daugherty, Daniel BheadWMMay187228M7TXMOIAPotter0YesYesYesOFH
Daugherty, Alma FwifeWFMar187723M733TXTNINYesYesYes
Daugherty, ClaudesonWMSept18945STXTXTXYesYesYes
Daugherty, BooniesonWMNov18963STXTXTXNoNoYes
Daugherty, Alma BdaughterWFJun18981STXTXTXNoNoNo
Schroder, HermanboarderWMFeb188020SGermanyGermanyGermany18964ALTeamster0YesYesYes
J W BroganboarderWMJun187426SMAIrelandIrelandPotter3YesYesYes
Byers, Joe RboarderWMMay186436SILCanada - EngILTeamster0YesYesYes

Census1910 United States - Census transcript - Daniel Boone Daugherty Jr - Household

ED 230 Snyder, Scurry, Texas, United States

NameRelationSexRaceAgeCondMarrCHBCHLBPFBPMBPImmNatLangOccupationIndEmpUnempUnempRWSchHomeMortFarmCWBlindDeaf
Daugherty, D BheadMW37M17TXUnited StatesUnited StatesEnglishAgentReal EstateOAYesYesOFH
Daugherty, Alma FwifeFW33M1744TXNCINEnglishNoneYesYes
Daugherty, ClaudesonMW14STXTXTXEnglishNoneYesYesYes
Daugherty, D BsonMW12STXTXTXEnglishNoneYesYesYes
Daugherty, BlanchedaughterFW10STXTXTXEnglishNoneYesYesYes
Daugherty, LoisdaughterFW9STXTXTXNoneYesYesYes

Census1920 United States - Census transcript - Daniel Boone Daugherty Jr - Household

ED 11 Seymour, Baylor, Texas, United States

NameRelationHomeMortSexRaceAgeConditionImmNatNatYSchoolRWBPLangFBPFather langMBPMother langEngOccupationIndEmp
Daugherty, D BheadOMMW48MYesYesTXMOTXYesHotel ProprietorHotelOA
Daugherty, A FwifeFW44MYesYesTXTN??YesNone
Daugherty, D B JrsonMW22SYesYesTXTXTXYesR Dry GoodW
Daugherty, BlanchedaughterFW20SYesYesTXTXTXYesNone
Daugherty, Lois VdaughterFW18SYesYesTXTXTXYesNone

Marriage
Assuming he married within a year after his first wife, Alma, died. He is shown in the 1930 Census with his second wife, Sara.
Census1930 United States - Census transcript - Daniel Boone Daugherty Jr - Household

Precinct 1, ED 7 Denton, Texas, United States

NameRelationHomeV/RRadioFarmSexRaceAgeCondAMSchoolR/WBPFBPMBPLangImmNatEngOccupationIndustryCodeEmpWorkUnempVetWar
Daugherty, David BheadR2000YesMW57M36NoYesTXMOIAYesFarmerFarmingVVVVOYesYes
Daugherty, ShadawifeFW44M20NoYesTXTNALYesNone
Daugherty, BoonfatherMW87WdNoYesMOUnited StatesUnited StatesYesNone
Nelson, C DstepsonMW15SNoYesTXTXTXYesNone

Census1940 United States - Census transcript - Daniel Boone Daugherty Jr - Household

Justice Precinct 1 Denton, Denton, Texas, United States

NameInfoRelationHomeV/RFarmSexRaceAgeCondSchoolR/WBPCityCountyStateOccupationIndustryCodeEmpWorkWagesVetWar
Daugherty, D BheadO1000NoMW67MTXProprietorPottery ShopOA520
Daugherty, SarahxwifeFW52MTX00

Denton County History
"James Madison Daugherty was born in Cherokee Indian Territory, and moved to Texas from Missouri, settling in Alton, in 1851. His children became successful businessmen in Denton County, and throughout Texas and Oklahoma. His son Daniel Boone Daugherty operated a successful pottery business in Denton. Daniel and his children operated kilns intermittently throughout the late 1800s and mid-1900s. He had two beehive kilns on his property that he later sold to make way for the Old Alton Cemetery. Daniel often made churns, flower pots, and milk containers. Denton’s Selby family, who were florists, frequently bought his authentic flower pots. Daugherty also specialized in architectural pieces and produced handmade bricks. His granddaughter Ellen Daugherty Shaeffer said, “One of the walls at Evers Hardware is made up of Daugherty bricks. Some of the clay came from Old Alton. Daugherty’s children also carried on their father’s legacy of pottery craftsmanship. Daniel Daugherty Jr. owned a large walk-in kiln between Dallas and Fort Worth. Though he tried his hand in the profession, he was not as successful as his father and brother. Members of the Daugherty family used his kiln frequently. The structure still stands today, though it is boarded up and out of operation. Guy Daugherty inherited his pottery skills from his father. Guy owned kilns and pottery shops in multiple locations including Denton County, South Carolina, New York, and Alabama. Guy made a handful of signature items, including pitchers, vases, rabbit feeders and chili bowls. He worked on a traditional kick-wheel instead of using newer techniques. Guy truly enjoyed making pottery and was considered a master of his art."