- Born
- Birth nameSean Bryant Doherty
- Nicknames
- Sean Doherty Sr.
- Sean B. Doherty Sr.
- Sean Bryant Doherty Sr.
- Height6′ 1″ (1.85 m)
- Sean Bryant Doherty is the elder child of Tom Doherty and Rosa Doherty. His younger sister was Shannen Doherty. Doherty has Irish Catholic ancestry on his father's side, and English, Scottish, and Scots-Irish ancestry on his mother's side. He earned his bachelor's degree in International Relations and Affairs at the University of Southern California (1989-1991).
He is a producer, founder and CEO of Sharpened Iron productions, and is a former politician, lobbyist and political consultant with Wildhorse Consulting. On 2017, with his sister, they campaigned to build support for HR 1406, the dog and cat consumption prohibition act of 2017.
Sean and his wife, Than, have 7 children: Virginia Anne, Sean Bryant Jr., Tabitha Elizabeth, John Thomas, Francis Blair, Dixon Morris, and Zachariah Benjamin.
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- SpouseThan Doherty(? - present) (7 children)
- ChildrenVirginia Anne DohertySean Bryant Doherty, Jr.Tabitha Elizabeth DohertyJohn Thomas DohertyFrancis Blair DohertyDixon Morris DohertyZachariah Benjamin Doherty
- Parents
- RelativesShannen Doherty(Sibling)John Thomas Doherty(Grandparent)Lloyd Buford Wright(Grandparent)Hilda Mae Wright, nee Parker(Grandparent)Benjamin Richard Wright(Great Grandparent)Bertie Wright, nee Murphey(Great Grandparent)Jesse P. Parker(Great Grandparent)Rosa Mae Parker, nee Powell(Great Grandparent)
- Older brother of Shannen Doherty.
- Doherty has Irish Catholic ancestry on his father's side, and English, Scottish, and Scots-Irish ancestry on his mother's side.
- In 2017, with this Wildhorse Consultant company, he campaigned to build support for HR 1406, the dog and cat consumption prohibition act of 2017, along with animals rights' activist Marc Ching, founder of Animal Hope and Wellness Foundation, and his sister, actress and animals rights' activist, Shannen Doherty.
- Got his bachelor's degree in International Relations and Affairs at the University of Southern California (1989-1991).
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