Abigail White
1815 - 1876 (61 years)-
Name Abigail White Birth 27 May 1815 Hart Co., KY 
Gender Female Death 27 Jun 1876 Butler Co., KY Burial Barnett's Lick Church Cemetery, Butler Co., KY Person ID I7548 MyTree Last Modified 15 Aug 2009
Father Henry White, b. Abt 1801, Dickson Co., TN d. Yes, date unknown Mother Mary Logsdon Family ID F4216 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family William B. Daugherty, b. 1815, Warren Co., KY d. 1849, Butler Co., KY (Age 34 years) Marriage 17 Mar 1836 Butler Co., KY Children + 1. Mary Elizabeth Daugherty, b. 1 Feb 1837, Butler Co., KY d. 15 Feb 1922 (Age 85 years)+ 2. Nancy A. Daugherty, b. Abt 1838, Ohio Co., KY d. Yes, date unknown+ 3. Wiley Ray Daugherty, b. 11 Nov 1838, Ohio Co., KY d. 9 Jul 1908 (Age 69 years)+ 4. Martha Ann Daugherty, b. 27 May 1840, Hart Co., KY d. 14 Mar 1877, Butler Co., KY (Age 36 years)+ 5. Perlina Jane Daugherty, b. 24 Feb 1842, Ohio Co., KY d. 23 Feb 1914, Ohio Co., KY (Age 71 years)+ 6. John Thomas Daugherty, b. 25 Aug 1844, Butler Co., KY d. 26 Dec 1890, ButlerCo., KY (Age 46 years)+ 7. Francis Monterville Daugherty, b. 24 Jun 1850, Butler Co., KY d. 1905, Hartford, KY (Age 54 years)Family ID F3948 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 17 Jul 2017
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Notes - She was from early life a member of the Old School Baptist Church. Her father, Henry White, was a veteran of the Revolution. Henry White's parents were among the earliest pioneers of Kentucky. When Henry was about sixteen years old, the family were one day attacked by the Indians, their dwelling burned and the whole family, Henry alone excepted, massacred. He was in the field at work some distance from the house, and hence was enabled to make good his escape. One of the maternal grand-uncles of our subject, Joseph Lockston, familiarly known as "Master Jo" was also a veteran of the Revolution. During that struggle his command was for a time stationed on the Kentucky frontier, where he was one day attacked by two stalwart Indians, both of whom he succeeded in killing. (Source: Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 2nd ed., 1885, Butler Co.)
She was from early life a member of the Old School Baptist Church. His parents were John and Elizabeth Prevatte (Beesley)
1840 Census Butler Co., KY:
Dougherty, Wm. B. 1 m under 5, 1 m. under 30; 1 f under 5, 1 f under 30. Would have been William B., Abigail, Mary and Wiley.
William B. died between 1840 and 1850, probably 1849 because Francis was under a year old in 1850 census.
1850 Census Butler Co., KY
Abigail Dougherty 34 ((1816)
Mary Dougherty 13 (b. 1837)
Wiley Dougherty 11 (b. 1839)
Martha Dougherty 9 (b. 1841)
Polina Dougherty 8 (b. 1842)
John Dougherty 5 (b. 1845)
Francis Dougherty 0 (b. 1849)
1860 Cernsus Butler Co., KY Welches Creek PO:
Abigail Daughety 42
John T Daughety 15
Francis M Daughety 10
1870 Census Butler Co., KY Precinct 5:
John Cook 38
Palina Cook 28
Sarah Cook 15
Martha Cook 13
Monroe Cook 7
McClellan Cook 4
William Cook 2
Abigail Daugherty 54
- She was from early life a member of the Old School Baptist Church. Her father, Henry White, was a veteran of the Revolution. Henry White's parents were among the earliest pioneers of Kentucky. When Henry was about sixteen years old, the family were one day attacked by the Indians, their dwelling burned and the whole family, Henry alone excepted, massacred. He was in the field at work some distance from the house, and hence was enabled to make good his escape. One of the maternal grand-uncles of our subject, Joseph Lockston, familiarly known as "Master Jo" was also a veteran of the Revolution. During that struggle his command was for a time stationed on the Kentucky frontier, where he was one day attacked by two stalwart Indians, both of whom he succeeded in killing. (Source: Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 2nd ed., 1885, Butler Co.)