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Posted by admin - 07-03-2026, 10:08 AM
Daugherty (which apparently is probably not his real last name due to a DNA test) is connected to the House of Stewart, Tudor, Plantagenet, Beaufort, Somerset, Capet, Habsburg, Romanov, and a few other noble families.

In a recent DNA test (which needs to be confirmed) states Todd E Daugherty Esquire may not be associated with the Daugherty family at all. The Daugherty's have a DNA sequence known as M222, Todd E. Daugherty Esquire doesn't have the sequence, instead the main sequence his family is associated with is L7444 (The Royal Stewart). Again, another DNA test must be done to confirm it. The M222 and L7444 is Y sequenced DNA which is passed from grandfather to father to son.
Posted by admin - 06-25-2026, 10:19 PM
Todd Daugherty is also a descendent of James Stewart IV of Scotland (who is his 13th great grandfather). James Stewart VI/I of England is Todd's 2nd Cousin 13 times removed.
Posted by admin - 06-22-2026, 08:18 PM
Who Is Todd E. Daugherty, Esquire (N9OGL)?

Todd E. Daugherty, born July 5th, 1968, in Taylorville, Illinois, is an American author and independent theoretical physicist whose work spans fiction, speculative science, and frontier‑breaking conceptual models.

As a writer, Daugherty is known for Piper at Gates of Dawn, Dimensions Unbound, and Whimsical Tales from Dane County—stories that blend cosmic imagination with grounded human experience.

As a theorist, he authored the framework A Geometric Model for Interior–Exterior Volume Decoupling in Folded Spacetime, a cornerstone of his Fold‑Space research. His additional papers tackle the grandfather paradox and a provocative reinterpretation of Schrödinger’s cat, arguing that the cat is, in fact, dead regardless of observation.

Daugherty continues to write, explore, and challenge the boundaries between physics and fiction.