Dougan was the son of Isaac Newton Holt and Elizabeth Jane Selby. He married Sarah C. Sally Farris on September 3, 1891.
Dougan constructed the houses in Timbo Cemetery where his father-in-law, mother-in- law, and son are buried. Dougan is buried in Timbo Cemetery in a grave without a tombstone, it only has a marker rock and the initials on his marker were carved by A. J. Blackwood according to June Farris.
Dougan constructed the houses in Timbo Cemetery where his father-in-law, mother-in- law, and son are buried. Dougan is buried in Timbo Cemetery in a grave without a tombstone, it only has a marker rock and the initials on his marker were carved by A. J. Blackwood according to June Farris.
Dougan was the son of Isaac Newton Holt and Elizabeth Jane Selby. He married Sarah C. Sally Farris on September 3, 1891.
Dougan constructed the houses in Timbo Cemetery where his father-in-law, mother-in- law, and son are buried. Dougan is buried in Timbo Cemetery in a grave without a tombstone, it only has a marker rock and the initials on his marker were carved by A. J. Blackwood according to June Farris.
Dougan constructed the houses in Timbo Cemetery where his father-in-law, mother-in- law, and son are buried. Dougan is buried in Timbo Cemetery in a grave without a tombstone, it only has a marker rock and the initials on his marker were carved by A. J. Blackwood according to June Farris.
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