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Born in Foxford, County Mayo, Ireland to Charles and Mary (Kelly) Dogherty, she was baptized on October 7, 1877 in the Foxford RC church. As is typical of many Irish, immigrants, she did not know her exact birthdate, so she was actually 85 years old when she died.
After her father died in 1883 in the Swinford workhouse, she emigrated with her mother and siblings to Philadelphia.
She was first married in 1898 in Philadelphia to George Graham, a calligrapher, who died in 1905. She married Edgar Carey c. 1906 and had 4 children. She lived in Atlantic City from 1907 to 1963.
Born in Foxford, County Mayo, Ireland to Charles and Mary (Kelly) Dogherty, she was baptized on October 7, 1877 in the Foxford RC church. As is typical of many Irish, immigrants, she did not know her exact birthdate, so she was actually 85 years old when she died.
After her father died in 1883 in the Swinford workhouse, she emigrated with her mother and siblings to Philadelphia.
She was first married in 1898 in Philadelphia to George Graham, a calligrapher, who died in 1905. She married Edgar Carey c. 1906 and had 4 children. She lived in Atlantic City from 1907 to 1963.
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Dogherty_Dougherty-1
Born in Foxford, County Mayo, Ireland to Charles and Mary (Kelly) Dogherty, she was baptized on October 7, 1877 in the Foxford RC church. As is typical of many Irish, immigrants, she did not know her exact birthdate, so she was actually 85 years old when she died.
After her father died in 1883 in the Swinford workhouse, she emigrated with her mother and siblings to Philadelphia.
She was first married in 1898 in Philadelphia to George Graham, a calligrapher, who died in 1905. She married Edgar Carey c. 1906 and had 4 children. She lived in Atlantic City from 1907 to 1963.
Born in Foxford, County Mayo, Ireland to Charles and Mary (Kelly) Dogherty, she was baptized on October 7, 1877 in the Foxford RC church. As is typical of many Irish, immigrants, she did not know her exact birthdate, so she was actually 85 years old when she died.
After her father died in 1883 in the Swinford workhouse, she emigrated with her mother and siblings to Philadelphia.
She was first married in 1898 in Philadelphia to George Graham, a calligrapher, who died in 1905. She married Edgar Carey c. 1906 and had 4 children. She lived in Atlantic City from 1907 to 1963.
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