William Henry Doughty

1836–1905 (age 69)

Biography

William Henry Doughty lived from 1836 to 1905, nurturing a life grounded in quiet conviction and steady support for those around him. He was a trusted presence whose years were marked by faithful attention to family and community needs.

Resting at Magnolia Cemetery, he is remembered with gratitude by those who knew his kindness and the calm strength with which he met life’s challenges.

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