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Charles M. Dougherty (1844-1932) son of James and Elizabeth Dougherty. The only son of James and Elizabeth Dougherty, Charles tried unsuccessfully for years to incorporate a plot of land he had inherited from his father as the "City of Dougherty" from the then-unincorporated town of Dublin. In 1907, he registered a map with the board of supervisors showing a 10-acre town to be called "Dougherty." The town never developed since the Irish-dominated board members consistently rebuffed him. Page 31, Images of America : Dublin, by Mike Lynch and Dublin Heritage Center.
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