Daniels - Daniella Eramiy NOTES & NEWS

' Daniels - Daniella Eramiy NOTES & NEWS

A Quarterly Publication devoted to Genealogical and Historical service of the Daniels - Danielle and related families. Mailing address:- 213 South Rolling Road, Catonsville, Maryland 21228.

Vol. 8, Spring and Summer Number ?ebruary—June 1975

LOCATING THE GRAVE 311%; 05“ CAPT, JOHN DANIELS (1685-1765)

This scene is looking west in Putnam, Conn. into Pomfret Township and knownas "Pomfret Level", This picture was taken in August of 1955 and the rampaging Quinebaug River swept away the aproaches to the Pomfret St. Bridge. See article on inside pages. Page 2 §gring:§gger Qggielg Notes. Vgl. 8. 1975

THE DANIELS-DANIELLS FAMILY NOTES J. HARRISONDANIELS, Editor Published by GENEALOGYASSOCIATES Kathryn K. Daniels, Associate Editor Publishing Genealogical Magazines 213 South Rolling Road Including, symons-SimonsNewsletter Catonsville, Maryland 21228 and others. Tel. (301) 747-4853 --_.—....---——.-.-.-_—-...--——----..--..—-..-_-——-._——--—..--—-——...-.r with this issue of "THENOTES",as announced in the November 1974, Vol. 7, No. 4 issue we are going to a much larger number of pages, each issue, but only TWOissues for the year. There will be a Spring-Summerissue, which this is and a Fall—Winter issue. As you can see where in the past each issue numbered from 8 pages to sometimes 12, there is all of double that in this issue - well over 30 pages. As we also announced in Vol. 7, No. 4, there will be no subscription price stated from this point on. Anymoneyreceived will be considered "A Contribution, or Donation" toward the cost of printing and mailing, Libraries, Historical and Genealogical Soci eties, excepted. Any one, including, Societies who value the "NOTES"enoughto want themwill you please send ‘a donation" and we will bill Societies at 3 4.00 per year.

A CORECTION—Page 3, Vol. 7, No. 3, August 1974. Connected with the grave site of JOHNDANIELS(1751-1832) and the work Mrs. Virginia C. Clohset has done in getting the D.A.R. to recognize that he served in the Amer ican Rev. War, I said, "Mrs. Clohest is a descendant of John Daniels". She tells me that she isn't. She certainly workedlong and hard at obtaining this recognization to be considered a descendant. She has said, "All I ever wanted was to see justice done to this man". While, neither amI a descendant of Job, but of an older brother, Samuel, we certainlY appreciate the lengthy and determined efforts this grand woman has gone to,Lin winning this recognition of Johns Thank YOUMTSOC1°heSts Y0“ fought like a Daniels (descent) although you maynot be one. (This should have been in the November,Vol. 7, No. 4, issue). * it ‘I ‘I <5 if

Letter Attached and dated 25 February 122§. This letter was printed with the above date and intetions were to mail it along with the Order Formalso attached at that time. It never got done, reasons for which need not be given here. The special offer of one book free (Vol. 1) with each order for Vol. 2 is being extendeg_through the balance of 1975. Order Vol. 2 O 3 16.00 and we will send FREEa copy of Vol. 1. But do it now while the supply lasts. You can not expect an offer like this to be repeated.

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NAPERQILLE(111,) HERLTAGESOCIETY(historical) and the Local Park District of the city are working together in the process of creating the NAPERSETTLEMNT.This is of interest to manyDaniels descendants (or should be). The settlement will be on an 11-acre site upon which stand the old homeoriginally belonging to the Martin Mitchell family, The goal is to attempt to recreate as nearly as possible with accuracy and authenticity, a village similar to that which Naperville and other mid dlewest communities once were. The old home of HAMILTONC.DANIELS,M.D. will be (in fact has been) movedto the Naper Settlement. A comittee is in the process of studying and planning restoration to the original condition. Onememberof the com mittee has been in tough with the editor. I shall give any assistance in any way that I can. (See page 28 for more on this subject) Vol. 8 Spring - Sumer Issue Page 3

LOCATING THE GRAVE SITE OF CAPT. JOH DANIELS, Continued from page 1. It was back in the summerof 1955 (or 6), I can not recall the exact.year, the writer and wife visited the Putnam-Pomfret—Killingly area and searched sever al cemeteries in a determined effort to locate the grave sites of Capt. John Daniels (1685-1765) and wife Eleanor (Verin) Daniels. we were unsuccessful and if it was after August of 1955 we can understand now why we were not directed to the cemetery of their burial. After that date that cemetery no longer existed. M. John B. Threlfall of Madison, Wisconsin in addition to his extensive research on the VERINfamily, also tried with no success to locate the grave site. Then last summerhe got in touch with an old timer living in "Pomfret Center, Conn." Mr. Harry Chase. The picture on page 1 along with a letter tells about the flood and how the oldest cemetery in the Putnam-Pomfret area was destroyed follow ing the flood,to rebuild the aproaches to the Pomfret Street Bridge. Wequote from Mr. Chase's letter: He refers to the picture. "The white building at the right is where John Daniels‘ house and barn was. I say this as I have found where it reads, his house and barn were at the falls, on west side of the river in Pomfret. Pomfret level came to the river Quinebaug up to 1855 when at that time Putnam became a town and took quite a chunk of Pomfret level." (a town in the NewEngland states is what is called a Townshipin the western states. J.H.D.) "n the farside of the bridge (you can see the bridge reeling above the waters); you will see cars &at this point a street goes to the right (church street)." "In back of these cars you can see a high brick wall. This wall bears to the left for 3-4 hundred feet. As it becomesless high at the end etc, gismgll cemetery was started. The level of the cemetery was 4-5 feet above the street level. This was a family affair in the beginn ing & later on 12 cr 15 more were buried. is in this ce te that Capt. John Daniels was buried." ------—- - - - —- - "There is no doubt but David Howeis buried here. He was the one Daniels bought his place of Dec. 1731. David Howesreal estate was appraised by assessors for 21 pounds." "Nowcomes the sad part. Whenthe flood came in 1955 each side of the bridge was washed. The places was washed out 18-20 feet wide & 8-10 feet deep. So fill was needed &needed quick so traffic could get through to Providence and Boston. John Dempsey, who was Mayor of Putnam gave orders ArmyEngineers to dig up fill (dirt) &vehicles took (from) the cemetery, & so it was done & so all of the grave stones & remaines of corpses was dumpedinto the washed out places by the bridge." "Today where the cemetery was is a parking lot for cars at the Putnam Catholic Academy. The cemetery was as I remember it as I passed by was approx. 75 ft. long and approx. 50 feet wide. The earliest bur ials where a sure record is knownwas in 1773? (Burials certainly were made earlier than this though. Both David Howeand John Daniels died before 1773, as did Eleanor (Verin)iDaniels. wf. of John, gap) Continued on page 4. ggge 4 Vol. 8 Spring - Summer Issue 1975

LOCATINGTHEGRAVESITE or Capt. John Daniels (1685-1765), Continued from p.3.

"Andso as I said there is no question, in deed that Capt. John Daniels was bur ied here &his wife, since the cemetery is only 500 or so fast from his house." With this the writer can fully agree. Even if only knownrecords of burial in this cemetery start with 1773, that in no wayproves or discounts there being burials there muchbefore 1773. The writer would also like to add, that the disrespect for the dead and their resting place (bodies in a cemetery) such as John Dempsey, Mayor of Putnam showed, speaks very lacking in quality. A cemetery should be the last place to go for fill dirt as he authorized be done. Such a person to this writer rates lower than any creature on this earth. Hecertainly wasn't qualified for the office he held. Weare indeed, grateful to both Mr. Threlfall and Mr. Chase for furnishing us with this information on the grave site of John and Eleanor (Verin) Daniels. Wesuggest that for more history of John, Eleanor and their son, Nathaniel, that pages 53 (another picture of the Mill site of John &Nathaniel), pages 57, through be read in Vol. II.

OTHER OF THE DANIELS LIKELY BURIED IN THE SAME CEMETERY. Nathaniel Daniels, Sr. s/o of John, m. 2nd Sylbil Leavens at Pomfret, Conn. be fore removing to Uorthington, Mass. His 1st wife, Ann Grosvenor, d. 3 Feb. 1762 and would be buried in the Putnam (Pomfret) area. Webelieve that this same cemetery is were she would have been buried. Her grave could not be located in a cemetery located in the town & on present day map as POMFRET,ashort distant north of Pomfret Center. It was at this comunity that the Grosvenorfamily liv ed, Ebenezer and Ann Marcy Grosvenor. Their graves are well marked in this cem etery, but not Ann (Grosvenor) Daniels. Daniel (b. 30 Aug. 1766, d. 11 Mar. 1768) youngest child of Nathaniel, Sr. & Sybil (Leavens) Daniels is also very likely buried in the samecemetery as, John, his wife, Eleanor (Verin) Daniels. (See pages 95 & 97, of Vol. II).

QUERIES- Please Furnish These People with any Information You Can —QUERIES

VINCENTDANIELS:- dauMary 0 ("Polly") John Daniels Daniels,(wf. wf. Prob. of Ruth John or Jackson Sarah Vincent),Coleman). b. Fam. 10 movedOct. 1796 betw. & COLEMAN 1796-1800 from Conn. to N.Y. Ch.of John & Ruth? were:- (surname Daniels) FULTON Calvin, liv.185O in Lorain Co. 0. with "Polly" family. Other children: John, Gurdin, Isaac, George, Giles, Phila, Sally, Lucy &Caroline. Want help on pts & grd-pts of John Daniels. e l on 1 shore Dr.. Cocog_Beggh,Fla, gg2;1. DANIELS:—Linus Lee Daniels, b. 1808 in N.Y.,d.& bur. l885, Pierce City, Mo., m. KING 16 May 1866, Benton, Ill. to Sarah J. (Elmore) King (b. 18/.2 ill. d. 7 ELMORE Feb. 1893, Ft. Worth, Tex.) QUESTION? Was a Thomas Daniels od Greene Twp. Chenango Co. N.Y. the father of Linus Lee? Need proof, from where and parents. Mrs. Leah Daniels Kendrick, P.O. BoxQ5908, Dallas, Texas 7§2§§ 1975 Vol,_8, Spring - SummerIssue Page 5 QUERIES, Continued from page 4.

DANIELS:- Gidda Jane Daniels, b. ca1827 in Pa., m. Geor. Washington Carr (b.ca1826 CARR Pa.) removed to Jackson 00., Ia. between 1849-50. Need ancestry of Gidda Jane. Mrs. Lois Carr, Rt. 2, La Monte, Mo, 6§§§ . DANIELS:- Frank Irwin Daniels, (b.15 July 1871, Del., d. 12 Dec. 1943, Del.) wf. BURGE EmmaSteward Burge (b.5 July 1872,Del.,d.2O Jan.l968,Del.)s/6 Stockley COLTON & Amelia J. (Colton) Daniels. (melia,b.cal850, Phil.Pa.,d.14 May 1882, PACKARD Phil.,Pa.,s/o William (l8l8-1898) & Hannah (Packard) Daniels (Hannah COMFORT 1808-5 Sept.1888, Del.); s/o Abraham (d.Mar. 1832) & Ann (Comfort) Dan RICHARDS iels; s/o William (d.May 1804) & Zeporah (Richards) Daniels,Phil. Pa. & NewCastle Co. Del. is where the families lived. Can anyone help me in further tracing this Daniels-Daniel line back? Mrs, Mag: Emma Martin, 25 NewcombSt., St. Augustine, Fla. 32084.

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DANIELS:- Mrs James E Dunla Jr Box 0 8 Univ. of Ark Monticello Ark. EDWARDS 71655. William Ambrose Daniels, b. ?, m. Sarah Edwards, where ? Who CR00k were their parents and where were they born & married ? One child was CHLOEDANIELS,b. 1780, where ?, d. 1840, Fayette Co. Tenn., m. ? (when a where) to WYLIEcaoox, b. 1773, d. 181.6, Fay. Co., Tenn. one child was WILEY DANIELS CROOK, b. 10-3-1804 Chester Co. S.C., m. RUTHBELLO HYATT. Mrs. Dunlap will gladly share inf. on this family also.

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DANIELS FAMILY ANCESTRYis completed, writes, Mr Charles E Doll 882 Nor Ave,, Mt, Clemens, Mich, 5804}. Mr. Doll has been working on his Daniels line for years. Queries and Data on his line has appeared in the "NOTES"of earlier issues. The latest will be found in Vol. 6, No. 4, November1972, pages 13, 14 and 15 with a Query on page 12. He is sending your editor a copy of his work and we will very likely publish it in a future number of the "NOTES". Weare happyfor Mr. Doll's success in his genealogical project. ‘1-#I§§§#§§§

This is a Query on KINNEYand CRAINgenealogy. These names appear in the Daniels history of the 1700's. (See Vol. II, pages 87, 106 & 118 for Crane; 192, 202 and 203 dor Keeney, spelling variations as with all family names). CRAIN:- John Crain whom. Jane Kinney. Johncrain, father of Mary Elizabeth KINNEY Crain (b. Red River Co. Tex., d. 6 Jan. 1916, Broken Bow, Mccurtair Co. DOWDY 0kla., m. Joseph Britten Dowdy(b.4 Aug. 1864, Clarksville, Red River Co., Tex. d. 1 Nov. 1927, Haywarth, Nccurtair Co. Akla. Does any one have any inf. of the above and/or can give help with further tracing pts, gr. pts, etc. of the above. Mrs. Patgy/A. Reid, P.O. Box587, Alvarado, Tex. 76009 P_ag§6 Vol. 7. Spring- Summer I_a§ue 1975 1

OBITUARIES OF DANIELS and DESCENDANTS- See Further in Vol. 1 or 2.

Vol. 2, page 211 - Mrs. William Kingsley ‘ I91. 1, page 58 - Hrs. Alva Adana (nee Ella Florence Daniels) Daniellaton).A (nee Anita Margaret Comp '*~aPi;RRY?%§._ip1§.a§gKiD8ll9IYb‘ Anita Danielle ‘IQ’widow or William. S.,K1nzsl , ajflfing-time ’Perz'AyTresident, dfeyd 310-flay (Marchi 13, 1956) at St.) mm,-.1 nmce,‘ ‘Wm be :,;,,,,.‘ _.._m,dfigg, Dmdbo8 ,heldtodayat2pm.inWebb WuElla. , V herlune. votecremation Wafilw 1111373.I twitter 0! De-' will fdlow. Witt and Lucinda fint»,Danie1s.* A nflhg cgmq-nun M“ In nos, she was marriedto Mr. ‘Danlelh had made he:-'home' §§_g¢;§§g»®I;§er;v,;§’;aer89%gr. mame ‘e in many . to: the lat so M , mg. m.“ - _ yearmsllewaa member §'y'f'n".,‘.'n.¢1°: W“ of P“ o! AAUW, L ndaay Art survivors are “five children, Association, and past

§:2:;s.:';n§‘tF:°%~mi'*-~ . an W: as , '°°"""s.....°£...":a'.'..°'.,‘;"‘?.2, V 51.1of P.e1'l'Y;.theBev.-giloward n. lnuhond, A.A. (Pat) Daniella KingsleyotBeI!ast $143.,andMrs. d “,3. . one an W111_i_%!|Boyceofti th , Willi fut Rochester; ' Pnrml 3°“ y’ of mm ugh“;-’ 3 R::hesrt(:er.mCary. ughaglemslelsaxfci .x..xaa“""°’°é'L"o‘?°§’§’1'."n"a§§'e.'."'.’.'.§'.i George Danieigall of Zephyr Hills, Fla._. and Myron of Vanetten; and, a Sister, Mrs. Peter J. Leroy oft lrothers, R.H. Compton’ of I R°¢hf?Ster. 0 Berkeley and MD Compton Fnends may. call at the Eaton; d San Diego; one sister,

ilillllleglJlozme._ .' . 3 ‘serziigs 8 8 gllﬂalgtte Iloorehouse of glaﬁlstChur.ope Cemetery. Intel-meatywillbe memorials The't:§':u§;’ be made to a favorite charity Vol. 1, page 209,210 - Mrs. Jay Hamilton Daniels (nee Harriett Dates)

LOCKPORT,N. v., UNIIDN-SUN 1 JOURNAL, Friday, May 3, 1957 Surviving are one daughter, Mrs.’ M78. Jay Dani0l39 Hollis Murdoch,Gasport; t w 0! ' grandchildren. Mrs. Duane Math-l Actwe Church ews.RansomvilleandDuaneMur

‘Member, Succumbs dochafiacsrport;andthreegran c ' en. great-2 ’ LYNDONVILLE — An active Funeral services will be held in h h . Mr . H ri t A. . 3:13:15.wash died 8 unegclnegtedly'he smyme Funenl mm“ s“nd‘y Thursday (May 2, 1957) at herI In,°m°°n 3' 3 Wm! the RW home, Swett Rd., from coronary “chard Bm1n331°Y-93901‘ 01 I-he thombosis. Presbyterian Church. ofllclatlnz. Born in the Town 0; ymu Jul, Burial will be in Lynhaven Came I, 1873, she was the daughter of tel’? Morrell and Aletta Thayer Dates th ti lit in 1 §‘,§‘°,f;’,§’.§‘o,,,,?fie‘?“o’,§’A3;ff °1_.,‘§,s.,°_ ADDITIONAL GENEALOGAL DATA ON THE DAUGHTER, =£1;en;v:nsVrifi:rrif§sto Mrs. Hollis Murdoch (nee Elizabeth M. Daniele) Feb_24'19§5_ her children and grand-children will be found Mrs. Danielswas a memberof 013 P686 7 - following. the Presbyterian Church, t h e Women's Presbyterial Society and the Worthwhile Class of the Sun day School. She also was a char ter member of Yates Chapter 215, Order df Eastern Star, and was honored at the 56th anniversary‘ of the chartering of the chapter at | the March meeting. 1975 Vol. 8, Spring_e Summer Issue ’ _pgge 7

(9) 1 JAY HAMILTONDANIELS (1871 to 1955) wife, HANRIETT DATES (see Vol. 1, page 210 for earlier generations)

TENTH GENERATION

1. ELIZABETHM.DANIELS,b. 14 Mar. 1397, Lyndonville, N.Y. (living 1974), m. 26 April 1918, Lyndonville to HOLLISJ. MURDOCH(b. d. 1 Nov. 1967, Gasport, N.Y. ) Children:- (surname Murdoch) 1. Rhatta Lucile, b. 4 Mar. 1921, Lyndonville; m. 29 Sept. 1946 to Duane Matth ews, Ransomville, N.Y. Issue:- (surname Matthews) 1. Dale, b. 29 Aug. 1947, Ransomville, N.Y.; m. 20 June 1970 to Glewca Tubbs, Oswegatchie, N.Y. Dale, graduate in Foresty at Univ. of Mch.; Studying for ministry at Delaesre, Ohio. — 2. Cheryl Beth, b. 9 May 1950, Ransomville, Graduate of Albany State Univ. as Librarian 1973. 3. Sheila Jane, b. 22 May1955, Ransomville, 1973, entering Potsdam College. 2. Duane J b. 25 June 1935, Lyndonville, N.Y.; m. 29 Nov. 1958 Lockport, N.Y. to Shirley Lardner. 1973 employed as fore man with Harrison Radistor Co., Lookport, N.Y. Issue:— (surname Murdoch) 1. Maureen Elizabeth, b. 23 July 1959 2. Mark Vincent b. 23 Jan. 1961 3. Steven Paul b. 29 Dec. 1963 4. Kevin Robert b. 16 Oct. 1965 5. Ann Margaret b. 4 Oct. 1971 Ref: Mrs. Elizabeth (Daniels) Murdoch, Gaaport, N.Y. as of April 3, 1973.

CORRECTIONS and ADDITIONS Vol, 1. pages 137. 138 (Furnished by Mr. John G. Wilson, 5720 - 25th Ave. S.,Minneapolis, Minn. 55417, as of Oct. 1971) Page 136,137 - full nameis Mrle MaeTeruilliger Page 137 - spelling - should be Matel Erma Glenn Other changes - 10th Generation - page 137. MATELERMAGLENN,b. Chicago, Cook Co., Ill. (not Lenawee co., Mich.) FRANKWALLACEGLENN,b. nsted, Lenauee Co., Mich. JOHN GLENNWILSON, m. Joyce Vining ( 1 'n' not 2) JOHN DAVIDWILSON, b. 4 Dec. 1946 (not 1947) FREDERICHDAVIDWILSON(is his full name) DOROTHYESSIEGLENN,m. 7 June 1942 at Las Vegas, Nev. (not Calif.) to .DeweySalnave, Jr. b. 30 Oct. 1921, Bangor, Mich. Page 138 - BETTYLEELARSON,b. 20 July 1929, Hammond,Ind. (not St. Charles, Ill.) Continued on page 8. Eggs 8 Vol. 8. Spring —Summer Issue 1975

CORRECTION§and ADDITIONS, Vol. 1, pages 137, 138, Continued from page 7.

Page 137 - MATELERMA(GLENN)WILSON, d. 14 Nov. 1961 at St. Charles, Kane Co. 111. JOHNWALTERWILSON,d. 18 Feb. 1947 at St. Charles, I11. Page 138 - HENRI RANDOLPHLARSON,d. 10 Oct. 1955 at Crown Point, Ind. PHEBE MARY(GLENN) RAABE, d. 2& Nov. 1967 at Hammond, Lake Co., Ind. JOHN WILLIAMRAABE, d. 26 Mar. 1956 at Hammond, Lake Co., Ind. (9) 2 FRED EUGENE GLENN (1867 to 1921) wife, SARAH ANN WALLACE (mo) 2 MATEL ERMA GLENN (1891 to 1961) hue. JOHN WALTERWILSON (see Vol. 1, page 137 for earlier generations)

ELEVENTH GENERATION

1. JOH GLENNWILSON,b. 1 Mar. 1119, St. Charles, Ill.; m. 20 Mar. 1942 in Minn. Joyce Marvel Vining. g Children:- (surname Wilson) 1. Barbara Joyce, b. 26 Jan. 1944, Lakewood, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio; m. 10 June 1967 at Minneapolis, Minn. to ERNEST LEON SURPENANT, JR. (of E. Grand Forks, Minn. b. 3 Jan. 1934) Issue:- 1) Glenn James, b. 25 Mar. 1971 Hinsdale, DuPageCo. Ill. 2. John David, b. 4 Dec. 1946, Minneapolis, Minn.; m. 9 Mar. 1968, Mpls, Minn. to JOANSTOUTof Mpls (b. 5 Jan. 1945). Issue:- 1) Krishna (male), b. 11 June 1971, Long Beach, Calif.

3. WALTERWALLACEWILSON,b. 8 Apr. 1932, St. Charles, 111.; m. 5 May 1964 at St. Charles, Ill. to Jean Savoy (b. Oct. 1942, of Effing— ham, Ill. at marriage). Living, 1971, Rt. 3, Box 1568, St. Charles, Ill. Children:- (surname Wilson) 1. Daniel Joseph, b. 27 Jan. 1965, St. Charles, Ill. 2. Sarah Matel, b. 8 Dec. l960, Elgin, Ill. 3. J hn w lt 4. w:lteraJo§:__ ——: (twins) b. 10 June 1971, 5t. Charles, Ill.

(8) 1 JULIA DANIELS (1839 to 19??) husband, ROBERTL. GLENN (9) 1 FRANKDANIELS GLENN (1863 to 1916) wife, ESSIE LABRAY (10) 1 ROBERT HUSSEL GLENN (1889 to 19 ) wife, MYRLE MAE TERWILLIGER (see page 136, Vol. 1 for earlier generations) ELEVENTH GENERATION

1. DOROTHYESSIEGLENN,b. 30 Dec. 1918, St. Charles, Ill.; m. 7 June 1942 at Las Vegas, Nev. to DeweySalnave, Je., Children:- (surname, Salnave) 1. James Stephen, b. 18 Mar. 1945, St. Charles, Ill.; m. ca. 1966 to Linda Sievers. Issue:- 1. Michael Salnave, b. Fbe. 1967 at Van Nuys, Calif. Continued on page 9. 1975 Vol. 8, Sgring - §gmer Issue Egg; 9

CORRECTIONS and ADDITIONS, Continued from page 8. Children of:— James Stephen Salnave & wf. Linda Sievers, Continued. 2. Shawn Matthew Salnave, 1 June 1970 at Van Nuys, Calif.

3. NORMALOIS,b. 11 June 1924, St. Charles, 111.; m. 1 Jan. 1944 in Fla. to La verne Wiener. I Chi1dren:- (surname Wiener) 1. Lynn Rae b. 8 Mar. 1947, St. Charles, Ill. 2. Patricia Jean, b. 17 Jan. 1949, St. Charles, Ill. 3. Nancy b. Oct. 1952, St. Charles, Ill. 4. Joel b. 31 May 1956, gt. Charles, Ill. 4. Jewell Constance, b. 22 Sept. 1927, St. Charles, Ill.; 19 July 1946at St. Charles, Ill. to Arthur Emslie John Beebe. Children :- (surname Beebe) 1. Robert Arthur, b. 9 Feb. 1951, St. Charles, I11. 2. John b. 25 Oct. 1952, St. Charles, Ill. 3. Timothy b. 31 Aug. 1961, St. Charles, Ill.

1 JULIA DANIELS (1839 to 19 ) husband, ROBERTL. GLENN 4 PHEBE MARYGLENN (1881 to 1967) husband, JOHN WILLIAM RAABE (see page 138, Vol. 1 for earlier generations)

TENTH GENERATION

2. MABELLEERMARAABE,b. 14 July 1906, St. Charles, Il1.; m. 28 June 1932 at Hammond,Ind. to Osborne. Children:— (surname Osborne) 1. John Samuel, b. 22 April 1938, Aurora, Kane Co., Ill.; m. 1st 28 June 1957 to Margaret Scazighino; Divorced; m. 2nd 25 July 1962 to Aurelia Guerro. Isnue:- 1st marriage 1. Mark Andrew, 30 Oct. 1961, TomsRiver,N.J. Issue:- 2nd marriage 2. John Harold, b. 31 Aug. 1963,Hammond, Ind. 3. Sandra Erin, b. 1 Aug. 1964, Hammond,Ind. 4. Julie Ann, b. 18 May 1967, Hamond, Ind. 5. (a girl, name not known) b.Mar.1971 (same)

(8) 1 JULIA DANIELS (1839 to 19 ) husband, ROBERTL. GLENN (9) 4 PHEBE MARYGLENN (1881 to 1967) husband JOHN WILLIAM RAABE (10)1 JULIA VIVIAN RAABE (1900 to 19 ) husband, HENRY RANDOLPHLARSON ELEVENTH GENERATION

2. BETTYLEE LARSON,b. 20 July 1929, Hamond, Ind.; m. 23 June 1951 at Hammond, Ind. to Frank Robert Brueckman(b. 4 Aug. 1929, lhiting, Lake Coo, Ind. Children:- (surname Brueckman) Continued on page 10. gage 10 Vol. 8. _§pg;gg - SummerIssue 1975

C ONS ADD ONS, Continued from page 9. Children of:- Betty Lee Larson & hus. Frank Robert Brueckman, Continued. 1. Melanie June, b. 2 Apr. 1956, Hammond,Ind. 2. Jennifer Lee, b. 3 Nov. 1959, Indianoplis, Ind. 3. Bradley Owen,b. 6 Apr. 1962, Indianapolis, Ind. 4. Beth Alison, b. 11 Sept. 1964, Indianapolis, Ind. 5. D 1 w d 6_ Dzgﬁ °' (twins) b. 2 Sept. 1967, Indianapolis,

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Abovc is pictured the family and in the following order. Each row, William Fulner; Deborah Grace (Ehle) Fulmer; and Daniel Vernon Ehle. Seated is Vernon Lyke Ehle and on his lap, Danielle Renee Fulmer; next Mrs. Eleanor Louise (Ro bertshav) Ehle, holding Kendra Lynn Fulmer. The faithful dog is "Tisch". Continued on page 11. 1975 Vol 8 S rin - Sumer Issue BESS11

ELEANORLOUISE ROBERTSHAVand husband, VERNONBIKER EHLE, Continued from page 10:

(7) 1 JOB DANIELS(1790 to 18 ) wife, LOIS rnonrsou (8) 5 DE WITT CLINTON DANIELS (1830 to 1878) wife, CHARLOTTEBENDER (9) 1 EVERETT SILAS DANIELS (1857 to 1924) wife, LOUISE TERESA MYERS (10) 1 GRACE MAYDANIELS (1883 to 1967) husband, VERNONFRED ROBERTSHAV (see page 200, Vol. 2 for earlier generations)

ELEVENTH GENERATION

3. ELEANORLOUISE ROBEBTSAW,b. 5 Jan. 1915, ; m. at to Vernon nyker Ehle (b, 5 Oct. 1911, d. 16 Aug. 1974, Johnstown, N.Y., s/o Chi1dren:- (surname Ehle) 1. Deborah Grace, b. m. 31 Aug. 1968 at Johnstoun, N. Y. to Note: We requested and William Fulmer (b. s/o hoped to receive the Children:- (surname Fulmer) missing dates &places, but this was all we re 1. Danielle Renee, b. 21 Mar. 1968 ceived, sorry. Editor.+2. Kendra Lynn, b. Dec. 1972

§HIELEl£i_iEEN1L_§§MIEEI. Adair County. Missouri Grave Stones

JACINTH A. DANIELLS, co. D, 8 Is. Cav.

ELIZABETH E. DANIELS, died July 17, 1903, age 54 y. 10 m.

MINNIE M., dau. of J. A. & E.(E. or C.) DANIELS, age 1 y 2 m 15 d

AMYC. , dau. of W. & E. DANIELS, born Feb. 6 1893, died Jan 2 1895 JACINTH A. DANIELS, Putnam Co. Probate File # 2376 b. ?, d. 7 Sept. 1922, Putnam 00., Mo., lived Milan, Sullivan Co., Mo. Children: ThomasA. Daniels. Glade, Kansas; William J. Daniels, Laclede, Moo; Nathan F. Daniels, Lemon, Mo.; Edward J. Daniels, Harlewten, Montana; ’ John H. Daniels, Meadville, Mo.; Lee Everett Daniels, Centerville, Ia.; Mrs. MaudeScarbreugh, Unionville, 0. Heleft a will stating that his property should be divided equally amonghis seven children. The above was furnished by: Mrs. DonovanM.(Betty Beary) Poland, Rt. 2, Powers ville, Mo.64672. She states that, Jacinth A. Daniells is not of her family lineage, William B. Daniels & wf. Mary Chenoweth as appeared in the February 1974, Vol. 7, No.1, issues of the "Notes", pages 7 through 9. Weappreciate her furnishing this material. Wehope the above material may be of of some help to someone, some place, some time. glgl. 8, Spring - SummerIssue 1915 I

PUTTING THE PIECES TOGETHER (Continued from Vol. 7,No.4)

ASAHEL ROWEDANIELS(1806-1868) and some of his descendants. See pages 51,52 of Vol. 1 and pages 390 and 394 of Vol. II, Daniels-Danielle Family Genealogy.

(1) WILLIAM DANIELL (1671 to 1678) wife, CATHERINE GRENAWAY

(2)3) 210 JOHN JOHN DANIELL, DANIELS, sn. JR. (161.8 (1685 to to 1718) 1765) wife, wife, DOROTHYBADCOCK ELLENERVERIN (1.) I. NATHANIELDANIELS,sa. (1719 to 1799) 2nd wife, sran. LEAVENS (5) 1 GADDANIELS (1761. to 1812) wife, zxrpoam HERRICK

SIXTH GENERATION

9 ASAHELR. DANIELS,b. 1 Aug. 1806, W. Rutland, Vt., d. 24 Nov. 1868, Banch Co., Mich.; 111.1st ca1825-30, Ruby __(See page 32), Married 2nd ca 1850 to CYNTHIA IDNELL(GREENMAN)NEARPASS (widow of Samuel Nearpass), b. 30 Apr. 1828, where not learned, also date of her death. Cynthia, m. 3rd, 26 Oct. 1874 to Alonzo Hayden. Cynthia and her 1st husband Sam'l Nearpass had a son, George who used the name Daniels and he is so recorded in the Weaver Daniels Family Bible. George, b. 21 Dec. 1845, where is not given. In a letter to the editor, dated 4 Oct. 1973, Mrs. ‘ Claud M. (Hazel Clara Weaver) James, wrote, "Nowin the Family Bible which belonged to my Great Grandmother, Cynthia Daniels (wife of Asahel Rowe), she has recorded the information on Asahel and her children on a page in the front. Facing this page, in a different handwriting and I believe to be my Grand mother's is a"Weaver" record. Between the Old and NewT. is this name: George Daniel, b. 21 Dec. 1845. The handwriting is the sameas that listing the "Daniels" on the first page. I do not knowhis (meaning George) relationship to Asahel and Cynthia" (later research and records revealed the relationship, J.H.D.) Mrs. James then continued, "I was only 14 when Grandmadied, so do not recall all I wish I could. She spoke of her brothers and half brothers of which I am confused. I though she had a half brother named "Ward" and see "Warren" in your book (see Vol. II page 394, J.H.D) so perhaps it was Warren she spoke of" "n the back page of this Bible is the following information: Benjiman Greenman Dr. Asahel R. Daniel Died April 29, 1854 Rowe Age 59 Died November 24, 1868 at age 62 "Wethink Benjiman Greenmanwas Cynthia's brother1(Haze1 James). Asahel, as did an older brother ThomasGrosvenor, attended the University of Vermontand graduated in Medicine. Both prac ticed Medicine in Vermontwhile living at West Rutland, Vt. Asahel later practiced Medicine in Goldwater, Mich. and where he died in 1868. Following will be found corrected spelling of names with dates of his children with all the information knownto date. Continued on page 13 1975 Spring —Summer Issue Vol. 8 Page 13

SIX GENERATION - 9. ASAHEL ROWEDANIELS Continued from page /2. Children:- by 1st wife (surname Daniels) - Chronological order unknown.

1. WARREN b. in Vt. date not known, lived in Jackson, Mich. 2. ALBERTNoYoin b. in Vt. date not known, lived in NewYork state and died at Buffalo, 3. HARRIETb. in Vt. date not known, lived in Ohio. 40 beIn Vto,doin infancy 5. EMMA b. n thing is known 6. FRANCIS b. nothing is known Children:- by 2nd wife (surname.Daniels) 7. BENJAMING.b. 20 Sept. 1851, Coldwater, Branch Co., Mich., d. 7 Nov. 1881, this is all that has been learned to the present,1975. 8. EDWINA. b. 4 Sept. 1855, Coldwater, Branch Co., Mich. Nothing further has been learned to the present, 1975. (See picture on page 18) 9. CYNTHIAIDNELL,b. 25 Dec. 1857, Coldwater, Mch., d. 11 Apr. 1934, Klamath Falls, Klamath Co., Ore.; m. 17 Oct. 1875, Ovid Twp., Branch Co., Mdch. to WILLIAMHENRYWEAVER. (See presently on page 15)

BIOGRAPHY IN BRIEF OF CYNTHIA IDNELL {DANIELS} WEAVER Cynthia, with her husband and their three sons, Ora, Dycie and Lennie (Orlen Dan iels) left Coldwater, Michigan about September of 1893 and movedto Nebraska. This was followed with a move to Wisconsin for a short stay and then back to Nebraska. William Henry Weaver, Cynthia and their three sons took up residents on farm land near Valparaiso, Nebraska. It was here that Norman,a forth son, was born. Later the family movedto another location, near Gothenburg and North Platte. William was a fanner as were his sans. Cynthia, or Ida the name she always used and prefered, was no stranger to hard work and helped also with the farming. It was about 1915, when their oldest son, Ora moved to Wisconsin at Superior. He went into business there as a Merchant. Later and in 1929 he moved to Klamath Falls, Oregon.

Orlen (or Lennie as he was better known)moved with his family to Oregon in July of 1923. Then in the fall of the same year (1923) Ida and her two other sons, Dycie and Norman, with their families moved west, meeting near Eugene, Oregon. These three families, with the mother Ida, because of work from time to time lived at various places, including Redding, California. Ida's husband, Wm.H. died in February 1922. In March of 1926 Lennie with his family moved back to Klamath Falls, Oregon. He bought property there and settled down. Later, Ida, with Dycie and Normanand their families also movedback to KlamathFalls, Oregonwith their families. It was here that Ida lived until her death on April 11 1934. It was her desire that she be buried in Redding, Calif. beside an infant grand-daughter whohad preceded her in death, by some six years. Her wish was granted. After the death of Mertie, the wife of Dycie and Ralph their son in 1927, Dycie moved to Tillamook, in northwestern Oregon. Here he worked as a dairyman. Their old ed son Clarence never left Nebraska at North Platte. OGDENFA.M1L‘r'QT

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BIOGRAPHY OF QYNTHIS IDNELL (DANIELS) WEAVER, Continued from page 13. For years, Lennie, Ora and Normanworked in the Lumber industry. Ora and Norman workedin sawmills until their retirement. Lennie took up the ministry of the Gos pel. While still living in Nebrasha, Lennie felt the urge to turn to the ministry. Whenhe moved west he made plans to attend the Northest Nazarene College in Nampa, Idahos Times were hard and the family met with many hardships which made it impos sible to go to college. This was not to defeat him and he took up a home study course, 1st under the Nazarene chudh and later with the Pilgrim Holiness church (now knownas the Wesleyan Church). After completion of his "course of study" he was ordained in the Pilgrim Holiness Chruch, on July 16 1935. He continued in the min istry until his untimely death: July 6; 1954. Only Heavencan reveal the full worth of his ministry, but we whoremain will not forget his fine sermons that were "Bible" messages. He was honest, upright and sincere, never flinching from the truth. He was loving and kind, spent muchtime in calling on his parishners as well as those outside of his church. He always had time for those whoneeded him and he could re joice with those whorejoiced. Use of "Prayer" was his great talent. Hewas often called upon to make public prayer, but his secret was the time he spent alone with God, in his own private place. V William Henry Weaver, s/o Galvin & Lany (Spurbeck) Weaver, was of Canadian and Pennsylvanian Dutch parents. In the homeof his mother the language spoken was Germam(Pennsylvanian Dutch). Calvin was French Canadian and when a small boy he was bound out to a family named Weaver. He took the surname Weaver and this is where the Weaver, surname came into usuage for the family and his descendants. It was not his surname by birth and Mrs. James doesn't knowwhat it was, other than it would be of French origin. William Henry Weaver was born 28 June 1851 in Canada (near N-Yo line)- He died 14 February 1922 at Broken Bow, Nebr. and on 17 Oct. 1875 in Obid Twp., Branch Co., Mich. was married to Cynthia Idnell (Ida) Daniels. She was the daughter of Asahel Rowe& Cynthia Idnell (Greenma) Nearpass (widowof Sam'l Nearpass). Cynthia Idnell (Daniels) Weaver, died 11 April 1934 at Klamath Fall, Ore. and is buried at Redding, Calif,

Cynthia Idnell (Ida) Daniels (1357 - 1934) and her husband William Henry Weaver (1851 —1922) This is believed to be a wedding picture, or taken soon after. 1975 . Daniels—Daniells Family Notes Vol. 8, Spring-Summer Page 1§

) NILLIAN DANIELL (16?? to 1678) wife, CATHERINE GRENAWAY ) 2 JOHN DANIELL, SR. (1648 to 1718) wife, DOROTHYBADCOCK ) 10 JOHN DANIELS JR. (1685 to 1765) wife, ELLENERVERIN

) 4 1 NATHANIELDANiELs,GAD DANIELS (1764 to SR. 1812 (1719 wife to 1799) ZIPPORAH 2nd HERRICKwife, SYBIL LEAVENS . ) 9 ASAHEI. ROWEDANIELS (1806 to 1868) 2nd wife, CYNTHIA IDNELL(GRE_EN1/;AN)NEARPASS

SEVENTH GENERATION

9 CYNTHIAIDNELL(IDA) DANIELS, b. 25 Dec. 1857, Coldwater, Branch Co., Mich.; d. 11 April 1934, KlamathFall, Ore., bur. Redding, Calif.;,married 17 Oct. 1875, Ovid Twp. Branch cq., Mich. to wILLIAMHENRY WEAVER. Children:— (surname, weaver) (births at Goldwater, except_as noted) 1. WILLIAM(Willie) Ora, b. 5 Oct. 1876, d. 29 Dec. 1963, Klamath Falls, Ore.; m. 3 tbnes. 1st, Della Grigsby; 2nd Ella Marie Outzen; 3rd Fannie Tompkins, a widow. (See further on pa;p 16) ' 2. DYCIE G. (initial only), b. 17 Sept. 1883, d. 12 Sept. 1952, Roseburg, Ore.; m. ‘ ca 1904, Nebr. to Minnie Mertie Mcclellen (See further page 17) 3. ORLEN(Lennie) DANIELS,b. 2 Apr. 1891, d. 6 July 1954, Klamath Falls, Ore.; m. 17 June 1914, Gothenburg, DawsonCo., Nebr. to Clara May McClel en. (See further on page 19 ) 4. NORMANHOBERT,b. 6 Feb. 1897, Lancaster Co., Nebr., (1975, living 3640 Bisbe St., Klamath Falls, Ore.); m. 1 Dec. 1915 at Gering, Nebr. to_Mildred Bervl Mcclellen, m. 2nd 21 Sept. 1926 at Klamath Falls, Ore. to Daisy Holt. (See further on pages 24; 25, 26). .

William Henry Weaver, and wife, Cynthia Idnell (Daniels) Weaver and two sons . william (willie Ora (1876-1963): Dycie G. (1883-1952) (willie in back & Dycie, front) Spring-Summer Notes Vol; 8 1975

EIGHTH GENERATION (See page 15 for earlier Generations) 1. WILLIAM(willie) ORAWEAVER,b. 5 Oct. 1876, Goldwater, Mich., d. 28 Dec. 1963 Klamath Falls, Ore.; m. 1st,DELLA GRIGSBY(b. 8 June 1878, d. 31 Jan. 1963); m. 2nd, 9 Mar. 1912 Grand Island, Nebr. to ELLA MARIEOUTZEN(b. 1 June 1889, d. 24 Nov. 1960, d/o George & Cath erine(Hostrup)Outzen); m. 3rd, FANNIETOMPKINS(a widow) at Klamath Co., Ore. Children:- (Surname, Weaver) - by 1st wife.

1. MABELRUTH b. 22 Apr. 1904, Seward, Nebr., m. 5 Aug. 1925, Lincoln, Nebr. to MAXYANK(b. 15 Sept. 1889, d. 7 Apr. 1956); m. 2nd, Boldway. (Mabel, living 1975 at 4580 Dark Hollow Rd., Medford, Ore. 97501) (See presently on this page below) Children:- by 2nd wife.

2. NORMANORA b. 19 July 1914, Custer co., Nebr.; d. 10 June 1918, Foxboro, wis. 3. ANNAMARIE b. 23 Feb. 1916, Foxboro, Wis. (See presently on page 17) 4. WILLIAMGEORGEb. 14 Sept. 1919, Foxboro, Wis.; m. 23 Mar. 1944, Pasco, Wash. to EVELYNROSSMAN(b. 6 Dec. 1921, d/o Reinhard & Amelia (Unglaub) Ross man). Issue: 1) Christine Alice, b. 27 Feb. 1947, Portland, Ore.; m. 30 Aug. 1968, Portland, ore. to Sherman J. Coventry (b. Oct 1947, d/o Neil & Josephine (Hill) Coventry). . 2) Linda Rose, b. 21 Jan. 1952, Portland, Ore. 5. CLARAADELINE b. 8 Sept. 1921, Foxboro, wis., d. 11 Feb. 1924. FOXDOPO,Wis

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TENTH GENERATION

1. VERNEWILLIAMYANK,b. 21 July 1926, Seward, Nebr., m. 1st‘25 Oct. 1946 to PATRI CIA BROWN,d/o Sam'1 Ray & Irene Ann (Hithins) Brown.; m. 2nd (name of wife not known). Living, 1975 at Medford, Ore. Children:- (SurnameYank) by 1st wife.

1. STEVENBROWN b. 23 Aug. 1947, Klamath Falls, Ore. 2. BRUCEWILLIAMb. 27 Sept. 1949(or50), Bend, Ore. Children:- by 2nd wife. 1. STEVEN (there must be a mistake in the information given here) 2. GAIL

if if 1} ‘I if (8) 1 WILLIAM (WILLIE) ORA WEAVER(1876 to 1963) 2nd wife, ELLA MARIE OUTZEN

NINTH GENERATION

3. ANNAMARIEWEAVER,b. 23 Feb. 1916, Foxboro, Wis., m. 23 May 1933, Klamath Falls, .Ore. to GLENNCLINTONGOLDEN(b. 26 Oct. 1912, d. 13 Feb. 1962, s/o Walter J. & Florence Edith (Hardman) Golden). Anna Marie Golden is Continued on page 17 1975 Spring :_§ugg§r Notes Vol. 8 Page 17

ANNAMARIEWEAVER,Continued from page 16. living, 1975, at 4215 S.E. 28th Ave.’ Nortland, Ore. 97202. Children:- (Surname, Golden) 1. SANDRAMARIE b. 28 Apr. 1940, Portland, Ore.; In, 11 Apr. 1969, Portland, Ore. to CALVINMITCHELLNEWMAN(b. 29 Apr. 1938, S/0 Jonas Marshall & Annie Bertie (Mitchell) Newman). 2. GARYBARTON b. 30 Dec. 1944, Portland, Ore.; m.17 NOV. 1973, Portland, Ore. to CHERYLCARMENSMITH,d/o Carmie Edward A Mrtle Imogene (Dean) Smith). 3. SUSANJEAN b. 30 Dec. 1944, Portland, Ore.; m. 21 Dec. 1968, Portland, Ore. to GEORGEROBERTJACOBSEN(b. 28 Jan. 1945, S/O Stanley Marrion & Doris May (Robinson) Jacobsen). Issue:- 1) Jeanna Marie, b. 29 Dec. 1966, Portland, Ore. Note: (above, Cheryl Carmen Smith, b. 8 Mar. 1945)

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2. DYCIEG.(initial only) WEAVER,b. 17 Sept. 1883, Coldwater, Mich., d. 12 Sept. 1952, Roseburg, Ore.; m. ca1904 in Nebr. to MINNIEMERTIEMCCLELLEN,(b. 9 Mar. 1884, d. 9 oct. 1927, d/o wm. Jackson & Nancy Ann (Richardson) hnciellen) (Picture of he and his wife on page 18) _ Chi1dren:- (Surname, Weaver)

1. CLARENCERAYMONDb.18 Feb. 1905, Custer Go. (20 miles n. of Gothenburg) Nebr.; d. 18 Aug. 1940, Maxwell, Nebr.; m. 27 Apr. 1926, North Platte, Nebr. to CECIL ESTELLROBERTS(b. 9 Feb. 1909, d/o Orville Alvin & Nettie Alice (Frew) Roberts). (See presently below and page 19) 2. LULAPEARL b. 27/8 Aug. 1906/7, Custer.Co., Nebr., d. 4 Aug. 2911, Custer Co. 3. GERTRUDEVIOLA b. 2 Feb. 1911, Custer Co., Nebr.; m. 1st 13 Nov. 1928, Redding, Calif. to EDWARD"Eddie" McDONALD(b. 1904 in 0kla.); m. 2nd 8 Mar. 1938, Vancouver, Wash. to MERLEWOOD(b. 13 Oct. 1911, Beaverton, Ore.; m. 3rd, to ROBERTELATAU(b. 1902, Purham, Minn.) 1965 in Reno, Nev. (Living, 1975, 2031 N.E. Klamath Aveo, Roseburg, Ore. 97470). Issue: none, but adopted a child with her 2nd husband, Merle Wood. 1) David Romaine Miller, b. Nov. 1942, McMinnville, One. Is using the surname of Wood. 4. WILBERTDYCIE b. 3 Mar. 1913, Berwyn, Nebr. (See presently on page 19) 5. RALPHROWE b. 12 Nov. 1914, Berwyn, Nebr.; d. 11 Sept. 1927, Klamath Falls, Ore.

NINTH GENERATION

1. CLARENCERAYMONDWEAVER,b. 18 Feb. 1805, Custor,Co., Nebr., d. 18 Aug. 1940, Maxwell Nebr.; m.27 Apr. 1926,N.Platt¢,Nebr. to CECILESTELLROBERTS(b. 9 Feb. 1909, Eustic, Nebr., d/0 Orville Alvin &Nettie Alice (Frew) Roberts.) Children:- (Surname, weaver)

1. GLENORVILLE b. 5 Aug. 1927, North Platte, Nebr. 2. ESTELLENGARNETTb. 27 Mar. 1928, North Platte, Nebr., d. 11 May 1928, N. Platte,Nebr. 3. ROBERTLEE b. 6 Aug. 1930, North Platte, Nebr., m. 1st 22 July 1952, Lebondon, Mo. to BEVERLYANNPUEPPKA (b. 18 Mar. 1952, d. 25 Nov. 1971) Continued on page 19 ﬁgge 18 §pring-§ummer Noteg Vol_. 8 197;

William (Willie) Ora weaver (1876-1963) Dycie G. Weaver (1883-1952) e and wife Minnie Mertie McClellen(1884-1927) \

Edwin A. Daniels I Mrs. Haze1(Weaver) James (1855- ) (See page 2 for credit given Brother of Cynth1a(Daniels)Weaver to the work she has done) 1975 Spring—Summer Notes Vol, 8 Page 19 Continued from page 17. ROBERTLEE WEAVER, and Children:— TENTH GENERATION 3. ROBERTLEEWEAVER,b. 6 Aug. 1930, North Platte, Nebr., m. 1st, 22 July 1951, Lebon don, Mo. to BEVERLYANNPUEPPKA(b. 18 Mar. 1932, Southland, Nebr. d. 25 Nov. 1971, Denver Colo., bur. North Platte, Nebr.; d/o Arthur and Erma (Hoefer) Pueppka). m. 2nd, to HILDALEE EAST,d/o Cleo Columbus & Ruth Viola (Hampton) East. Robert served in the U.S. Army in Korea during the Korean War. Children:- (Surname, Weaver) by 1st wife.

1. BRENTROBERT b. 27 May 1956, North Platte, Nebr. 2. BRENDAKAY b. 12 Aug. 1960, Denver, Colo.

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(6) 9 ASAHEL ROWEDANIELS (1806 to 1868) 2nd wife, CYNTHIA IDNELL (GREENMAN) NEARPASS (7) 9 CYNTHIA IDNELL DANIELS (1857 to 1934) husband, WILLIAM HENRYWEAVER (8) 2 DYCIE C. WEAVER(1883 to 1952) wife, MINNIE MRRTIE MCCLELLEN

NINTH GENERATION

4. WILBERTDYCIEWEAVER,b. 3 Mar. 1913, Berwyn, Nebr.; m. 1st, June (or July) 1930, Yakima, Ash. to MARGARETHAMMERSTEAD:2nd m. 27 May 1967, Reno, Nev. to OLAELLENPRICE (b. 11 Aug. 1904, Ind. Terr. (now Okla.) d/o Wm.Thomas & Susan Elizabeth (Wilson) Price) (Living, 1975 1330 N.E. Klamath Ave., Roseburg, Ore. 97470) Children:— (Surname, Weaver) by 1st wife.

1. JOYCELOUISE b. 22 Oct. 1931, (probably Yakima, Wash); m. Johnson.

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3. ORLEN(Lennie) DANIELSWEAVER,b, 2 Apr. 1891, Goldwater, Mich., d, 6 July 1954, Klamaths Falls, Ore.; m. 17 June 1914, Gothenburg, DawxonCo., Nebr. to CLARAMAYMCCLELLEN(b. 10 Nov. 1895, living, 1975 at 2129 Hope St. Klamath Falls, Ore. 97601. d/o James Wm.& Cora May (PI‘eS‘b0l'1)M0C1ell6I1)- (See Notarized statement on page 21) Children‘’ (Surname: weaver) (Picture on page 27, Orlen & Clara MayWeaver) 1. ORLENDAVID b. 28 July 1916, Foxboro, Wis., d. 18 Feb. 1917, Foxboro, Doug las Co., Wis. 2. ASAHELHENRY b. 26 Jan. 1918, Ansley, Nebr.; m, 1st, 29 Aug. 1939, Colorado Springs, Colo. to Peral Marie Conway; m. 2nd, 19 Why 1957, to Margaret Althea Menzi. (See presently on page 20) 3. HAZELCLARA b. 10 Dec. 1919, Foxboro, Wis. (See presently on page 22 ) 4. MABELROSE b. 28 May 1922, North Platte, Nebr.; m. 29 Mar. 1946, Klamath Falls, Ore. to CLARENCECOLEMANGREENSTREET(b. 19 July 1926, s/o Clarence & Martha Edna (Melvin) Greenstreet). Living, 1975, 5524 Shasta Way, Klamath Falls, Ore. 97601) Issue:- (Surname, Greenstreet). 1) Clarence Michael, b. 24 Oct. Continued on page 20 Page 20 Vol. 8 Spring—summer Notes 1975

GREENSTREET,Continued from page 19. 1950, Klamath Falls, Ore.; m. 12 Aug. 1972, Klamath Falls, Ore to HELENELEANNHALBEHT(b. 21 Sept. 1951, d/o Raymond P. & Ethyl (Osborn) Halbert. Brief Biography of Mabel Rose (Weaver) Greenstreet. Mrs. Greenstreet attended High School (Klamath Union H.S.) for two years. Then she went to Colorado Springs, Colo. where she attended the Pilgrim Bible Col lege for two years and graduated. This College included a H.S. She graduated in 1940. Mrs. Greenstreet is a memberof the Wesleyn Church, formerly Pilgrim Holiness. Somefew years back the "Pilgrim Holiness Church" and the "Wesleyn Methodist Church" merged taking the name "Wesleyn". The church doctrine is that of Charles Wesley, but is not a split from the Methodist Church. Mrs. Greenstreet, had a part with her sister, Mrs. Hazel James and their mother in gathering the material for the Asahel RoweDaniels and William Henry Weaver history and genealogy in this and the November1974 issues of the Daniels-Dan iells Family Notes.

5. IDA BERYL b. 1 Apr. 1924, Redding, Calif., d. 28 Apr. 1924, Redding. 6. ORVAL DOYLE b. 1 July 1928, Klamath Falls, Ore.; m. ca19A6 to ARDELLJOYCE CADDEN; 111.2nd, 11 Jan 1969, Reno, Nev. to ELSIE RAYMILLER. (See presently on page 23)

NINTH GENERATION

2. ASAHELmay WEAVER,b. 26 Jan. 1918, Ansley, Nebro; m. 1st, 29 Aug. 1939 Colorado Springs, Colo. to PEARLMARIECONWAY(b. 30 Apr. 1931 in col orado, d/o Roy & Bessie (Aery) Conway); m. 2nd 10 May 1957, Reno, Nev. to MARGARETATHEAMENZI (b. 10 June 1932, Myhoningtown, Pa., d/o James Earl & Clara Martha (Shaulis) Menzi) Living, 1975, at 7638 Millbrook Aveo, Dublin, Calif. 9A566. Brief Biography of Asahel Henry Weaver. He served in the U.S. Armyduring W.W.II. He served 25 years in the U.S. Navy "Construction Battalion" Reserve, and is still in the Reserves. He is a Chief Equipment Operator. For Military purposes, a Platoon Commander. His rating qualifies him to operate any piece of construction equipment, or be able to supervise any earth movingjob. This includes a crew on rock crushers, asphalt batch plants, paver's, etc. He was trained in a NavySchool of Construction Engineering. This has prepared him to work in this specialty in cas of war or to lead a Platoon of men in a combat situation. (Mrs. Hazel James, says, "sounds like a "Daniels"). Children:— (Surname, Weaver) by 1st wife.

1. OHLEN ROY b. 27 Sept. 192.0, Colorado Springs, Colo.; m. 1st, 11.Aug. 1963, Coloroda Sprgs.Colo, -to DENAMAESAUNDERS:m. and, 10 Aug. 1970 Colo. Springs, Colo. to MARTHAANNEBLICKENSDERFER.(See present ly on page 23 ) 2. ROSE MARIE b- 26 May 1943. Klamath Falls. 0re.; m. 1st, DONALDSPIKER;In. 2nd, THOMASKIRKWOOD;m. 3rd, 1 Apr. 1971 Redwood Valley, Calif. to CHARLESWILLARDHARRINGTON.(See presently on page24 ) 3. ASAHEL HAROLD b. 2 April 1946, Columbus, Ga.; m. 1st, ca1967 to BARBARASUE STEVEN; mo 2nd, 11 Apr. 1970, Montrose, Colo, to DELORESELAINE DIVINNY(b. 26 June 1947, d/o Ralph & Fern Dolores (Ellis) Dev inny) Issue:- by 1st wife. 1) ASAHELHAROLD,JR., be 30 Mar. 1968, willits, Calif. Issue:- by 2nd wife. 2. BRIANKEITH 7 Nov. 1970, Colorado Springs, Colo. Continued on page 21. 1975 Spring —Sumer Note§,i Vol. 8 Page 21

3. ASAHELHAROLDWEAVER,Continued from page 20.

Chi1dren:- (adapted by Asahel Harold Weaver). Born by 2nd wife of a former marriage. Father's name- Ernest Fluharty. Adapted surname, Weaver.

4. JAMESEDWARD b. 3 Nov. 1949, Placer, Calif., m. 18 July 1968 to HELENANN WOOSLEY. 5. BABATTELENORE b. 5 Aug. 1950, Placer, Calif., In. to Gary McDonald. (all the information received) Children:- by 2nd wife. (Surname, Weaver).

6. CHERIELEE b. 2 Dec. 1958, Castro Valley, Calif. 7. MARKFRANKLIN b. 9 July 1962, Castro Valley, Calif. * n u a a uif -3 e u 11 June 1974

To Whom It Mhy Concern:

I, Hazel Clare WeaverJames, daughter of Orlcn Daniels Weaver, aka Lennie D. Weever and Lennie Weaver, do declare under penalty of purgery that Orlen Daniels Weaver and Lennie D. Weaver was the same person. Even though his nameis listed in the Family Bible as Lennie D. and on his Birth Record as Lennie Weaver he always said his correct namewas Orlen Daniels Weaver and that the name "Lennie"

was only a "nickname" given him as a baby. He was knawn as 1 Orlen Daniels Weaverall his life and signed all legal papers as such as well as personal papers. (I6/2 .. ii . /ﬂ"1 l e'5'“7""‘/‘7 ‘ Hazel Clara Weaver James

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(6) 9 ASAHEL ROWEDANIELS (1806 to 1868) and wife, CYNTHIA IDNELL (GREENMAN)NEARPASS (7) 9 CYNTHIA IDNELL DANIELS (1857 to 1934) husband, WILLIAM HENRXWEAVER (8) 3 ORLEN (Lennie) DANIELS WEAVER(1891 to 1954) wife, CLARAMAYMcCLELLEN

NINTH GENERATION

3. HAZELCLARAWEAVER,b. 10 Dec. 1919, Foxboro, Wis.; m. 1st, 10 June 1939 to DELBERT ADRIANSCRIVAN(b. 14 Jan. 1915, s/o DeWitt Talmage & Grace Eudora (Hand) Scriven); ma 2nd, 14 Dec. 1968 to CLAUDMORTIMR JAMES(b. 30 May 1908, s/o Fred & Enna Ruth (Wems) James. Biography of Hazel (Weaver) James. Hazel Clara Weaver, attended schools in Klamath Falls, Ore. and graduated in 1939 from the Union High School there. Continuing her education she attended for 1 year, HumboldtState College (now, Univ. of Calif., Humboldt), Arcata, Calif. Following this she was employedin the office of the Assessor, HumboldtCounty for thirteen years. Hazel is a memberof the church of the Nazarene. Presently, she is President of the, "Eel River Valley Business &Professional Women'sClub", the local club of the California (state) and Nationial Women'sClubs, headquarters in San Francisco and Wash ington, D.C., respectively. Her husband, Claud M. James is retired.Hb waathe "Supervising Auditor Appraiser of the Personal Property Dept." in the HumboldtCo. Assessor's Office. Mr. & Ms. James are presently (1975) living in Redding, Calif., 540 N. Market, (P.O. Box 4683). Mrs. James has favored us with a photo of herself, taken in 1966 and reproduced on page 18. Weare indebted to her for much of the genealogical man terial in this issue, for the descendants of Asahel RoweDaniels. Children:- (Surname, SCRIVEN)by1st husband. 1. DELBERT DANIELS b. 12 Aug. 1940, Chiloquin, 0re.; m. 28 Dec. 1962, Eureka, Calif. to LINDA KATHRINE WATTS(b. 8 May 1941, d/o Otto Frank & Enma Ruth (Weema)Watts). Issue:- (Surname, SCRIVEN) 1) Valerie Dalynn, b. 4 Oct. 1965, Roseville, Calif. 2) Denise Mchelle,b. 30 Aug. 1967, Roseville, Calif. 2. GARY ADRIAN b. 29 Nov. 1942, Klamath Falls, Ore.; m. 28 Mar. 1961, Eureka, Calif. to DONNACwxnTHRASS(b. 24 Aug. 1944. d/o Calvin Mller & Mary Grances (Reed) Thrash). Ixsue:— (Surname, SCRIVEN) 1) Sheri Lynn b. 10 Nov. 1961, Eureka, Calif. 2) Kari Jae b. 10 Aug. 1963, san Luis Obispo, Calif. 3) Cathren Colleen b. 17 Aug. 1965, Eureka, Calif. ,1 4) Marie Kirsten b. 6 Jan. 1669, Eureka, Calif. 3. VERNON DOYLE b. 30 July 1944, Napa, Calif., m. 10 Dec. 1966, McKinleyville, Humboldt Coo, Calif. to ANNABELLEHELENKESIGER (b. 14 Mar. 1946, d/o Harold Wilbur & Harriette Jane (Creelman) Zesiger) Issue:- (Surname, SCRIVEN) 1. Monica Amm b. 12 Mar. 1970, Tonasket, Wash. 2. Chad Doyle b. 6 Dec. 1971, Oroville, Wash. 3. Clint Wesley b. 18 Sept. 1974, Oreville, Wash. 4. SHARONMAY b. 15 June 1947, Klamath Falls, Ore.; m. 27 Aug. 1971, Reno, Nev. to ARNOLDCALVINIWANICK(b. 30 Nov. 1940, 3/0 Alexander & Olive (Naherniak) Iwanick. Issue:- Noneas of June 1975. BIOGRAPHY Qglbert D, ﬁggiygg was in the services of his country from 7 Aug. 1958 to 17 Aug. 1964. He was a seaman in the U.S. Navy. His last auty assignment & ma jor command was "USS DUXBURYBAY(AVP-38) and received his Honorable Discharge at Little creek, va. (was ern n Scriven / in the U.S. Army from March 8, 1963 to March 7, 1969. He received (a a Good Conduct Medal; (b) Vietnam Service Medal; and (c) Exper+ Badge (Rifle M-14). He left the service with an Honorable Discharge. 1975 V91, 8, .§pring:Summer Daniels Fagily Notes Page 23

(6) 9 ASAHEL ROWEDANIELS (1806 to 1868) 2nd wife, CYNTHIA IDNELL (GREENMAN) NEARPASS (7) 9 CYNTHIA IDNELL DANIELS (1857 to 1934) husband, WILLIAM HENRYWEAVER (8) 3 ORLEN DANIELS WEAVER (1891 to 1954) wife, CLARA MAY MoCLELLE.N ( See for first five generation, page 15)

NINTH GENERATION

6. ORVALDOYLEWEAVER,b. 1 July 1928, Klamath Falls, Ore.; 111.1st. ca1946 to ARDELL JOYCE CADDEN(b. 11 Dec. 1928 d/o wn. Norman & Gladys MAY (OBDE) CADDEN); m. 2nd, 11 Jan. 1969, Reno, Nev. to ELSIE RAYMILLER (b. 17 Nov. 1929 d/o Charles v. & Annie (Matson) Miller). Living, 1975, 4828 Airport Rd., Redding, Calif. 96001 Orval is a Truck Driver for the Southern Pacific Railroad.

Children:- (Surname, WEAVER)by1st wife. 1. JERRYLEE b. 15 Apr. 1947, Klamath Falls, Ore., m. 16 Dec. 1966, Carson City, Nev. to KATHLEENLYNNEDRURY,(b. Salt Lake City, Utah, d/o Ben Drury). Issue:- (Surname, Weaver) 1) Donald J. b. 12 Jan. 1968, Redding, Calif. 2) Joey Lee (female) b. 11 Nov. 1970, Bountiful, Utah. 2. LARRYDOYLE b. 2 May 1949, Eureka, Calif., m. 11Jan. 1967, Reno, Nev. to LAVAUNMARIEIRWIN (b. 25 Feb. 1951, d/o Donald Glenn & Lois Marie (Streetman) Irwin). Issue:- (Surname, Weaver) 1) Jefferson Doyle, b. 10 May1968, Redding, Calif. 2) Donald Glenn b. 31 Dec. 1970, Redding, Calif. Living, 1975, 9507 Quail Ct., Eureka, Calif. Larry is eployed as a District Mgr. for a Restaurant Chain.

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(8%(9 32 ORLENASAHEL DANIELS HENRY WEAVu3 WEAVLR (1918 (1891 to to 1954) ) wife, wife, MARGARETATHEA CLARA MAY MCCLELLEN HENZI (See page 15 for earlier Generations) TENTH GENERATION

1. ORLENROYWEAVER,b. 27 Sept. 1940, Colorado Springs, Colo.; m. 1st 14 Aug. 1963, Colo. Sprgs., Colo. to DENAVAESAUNDERS(b. 29 Jan. 1941, Chi cago, 111., d/o Mel & Hope (Gately) Saunders). In. 2nd, 10 Aug. 1970, Colorado Springs, Colo. to MARTHAANNEBLICHENSDERFER(b. 2 Oct. 1944, La Porte, Ind. d/o Wills & Jewell Alice (Wynn)Elick ensderfer). Living 1975, 416 E. Fontanero, Colorado Springs, Col. Chindren:- (Surname, Weaver) by 1st wife.

1. MARLENDEAN b. 18 Mar. 1964, Hutchinson, Kane. 2. VAUGHNDANA b. 3 May 1966, Colorado Springs, C010. 3. TREAVALINN b. 19 Sept. 1968, Colorado Springs, Colo.

Tenth Generation Continued on page 24. Page 24, §pring—Summer Notes Vol. 8 1975

TENTH GENERATION, Continued from page 23. TENTH GENERATION

2. ROSEMARIEWEAVER,b. 26 May 1943, Klamath Falls, 0re.; m. 1st in Colorado, ca1957 to DONALDSPIKER; m. 2nd to THOMASKIRKWOOD;m. 9rd, 1 lg. 1971, Redwood Valley, Calif. to CHARLESWILLARDHARRINGTON(b. 28 Nov. 1937, Yakima, Wash., s/o Lyd Harold & Peral Elizabeth (Wandron) Harrington. Living, 1975, in Hopland, Calif. P.O. Box 341, Children:- (not all of 1 marriage, but through adoption using the nameHarrington). (Because of honest and for a thrue genealogical record, birth surnamesmust be recognized, followed by statement of adoption with surnane of adoption. A true and factual genealogist would not do otherwise.) (Surname, HARRINGTON) 1st husband: 1. DONALDLEROY(Spiker), b. 24 Nov. 1958, Gookland, Kane. 2. BARBARANN b. 3 Sept. 1960, Oakland, Calif. By 2nd husband: 30 (KiI‘k‘$]OOd),beMarc Fremont,Calif. Children:- of 3rd husband by an earlier marriage. (Surname, HARRINGTON) 4.so CHARLESHAROLD,b. be Apr. 5 Dec. 1959, COrning,Calif. Santa Rosa, Calif. 6. JOHN RAYMOND b. 9 May 1966, Corning, Calif. 7. GERALDFRANKLINb. 4 Jan. 1968, Grand Pass, Ore. Note: The above are now one family, with the surname, Harrington.

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) 9 ASAHEL ROWEDANIELS (1806 to 1868) 2nd wife, CYNTHIA IDNELL (GREENMAN) NEARPASS ) 9 CYNTHA IDELL DANIELS (1857 to 1934) husband, WILLIAM HENRYWEAVER

EIGHTH GENERATION

4. NORMANHOBERTWEAVER,b. 6 Feb. 1897, Lancaster Co. (Near Lincoln) Nebr.; m. 1 Dec. 1915, Gering, Nebr. to MILDREDBERYLMCCLELLEN(b. 9 Nov. 1897, d. 22 Dec. 1923, d/o James Wm.& Cora May (Preston) Mcclellen). In. 2nd, 21 se t. 1926, Klamath Falls, Ore. to DAISYHOLT(b. 8 Mar. 1908md o Emmitt & Delilah (Andrews) Holt. Living, 1975, 3640 Bisbee, Klamath Falls, Ore. 97601. Children:- (Surname, Weaver) by 1st wife.

1. JAMESWILLIAM b. 1 Sept. 1916, Foxboro, »is., m. 1st 18 May 1941, Klamath Falls, Ore., to HELENGERTRUDEBRUMMITT:m. 2nd 25 Aug. 1971, Klamath Falls, Ore. to EDNACAROLINEKUSTER.(see further page 250 2. NOAHHOBERT b. 22 Oct. 1919, Foxboro, Wis., d. 26 Sept. 1954, Eureka, Calif. (See presently on pages 25 & 26).) Children continued on page 25

A picture of NORMANHOBERTWEAVERand his 1st wife, MELDREDBERXL (McCLELLEN) WEAVER will be found on page 27. This and the other Daniels-Weaver family pjgtures to be found on pages 14, 15 and 18 were furnished by Mrs. Hazel James, assisted by her mother and sister,, Ms. MabelGreenstreet, of KlamathFalls, Ore. Continued on page 25 1975 spring- SummerNotes Vol. 8 Page 25

Continued from page 24. CHILDREN: by 2nd wife, NOHMEN HOBERTWEAVER. 3. CECILNORMAN b. 16 July 1927, Klamath Falls, Ore., m. Beverly Edith Gilfford. A (See presently on page 25 below) 4. DOROTHYBELLE b. 22 July 1931, Klamath Falls, Ore., mo Emmett Hills (See presently on page 26.) 5. MILDREDLOUISE b. 5 Apr. 1934, Klamath Falls, Ore., m. Robert Kasper. (See presently on page 26.) 6. DONALDDEAN b. 26 Feb. 1941, Klamath Falls, Ore., m. Joyce Baldwin. (See presently on page 26) 7. SHARONJEAN b. 4 Mar. 1945, Klamath Falls, Ore., m. Calvin Bragg. (See presently on page 26)

(6) 9 ASAHEL ROWEDANIELS (1806 to 1868) 2nd wife, CYNTHIA IDNELL (GHEENNAN) NEARPASS (7) 9 CYNTHIA IDNELL DANIELS (1857 to 1934) husband, WILLIAM HENRYWEAVER (8) 4 NORMANHOBERT WEAVER (1897 to ) wife, MILDREN BERYL MccLELLEN

NINTH GENERATION

. 1. JAMESNILLIAMWEAVER,SR., b. 1 sept. 1916, Foxboro, wis., m. 1st, 18 May 1941, Kla math Falls, Or. to HELENGERTRUDEBRUMITT(b. 28 Mar. 1915, d. 15 July 1969, d/o Albert Bennett & Crystal Glenn(DeGramo); m. 2nd, 25 Aug. 1971, Klamath Falls, Ore. to EDNACAROLINEKUESTER, (b. 11 June 1920, Steubenville, Ohio, d/o Frank Louis & Wilma Marie (Halm) Kuester). Living, 1975, 8445 Hwy140, Klamath Falls, Ore. ChilOren:— (Surname, Weaver)

1. JAMESWILLIAM,JR. be 2 Oct. 1942, Klamath Falls, Ore. 2. DWAINFRANK b. 1 May 1944, Klamath Falls, Ore., m. 1st, 6 June 1964, Pain ville, Ohio, to BONITACUTLER(b. 5 Jan. 1945, d/o Ed. Cutler); m. 2nd, 6 April 1971, Walling, Tenn. to CAROLYN—-—--) 3. KEITHRAY b. 9 Jan. 1947, Klamath Falls, Ore., m. 14 July 1968, Klamath Falls, Ore. to THERESAANNWALKER(b. 9 July 1949, d/o Keefe & Marion Rose (Woodhouse)walker). Issue:- (Surname, weaver) 1) Kenneth Dale, b- 24 Feb. 1969, Klamath Falls, Ore. 2) Dennis Dale, b. 13 Dec. 1970, Klamath Falls, Ore.

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(8) 4 NORMANHOBHHTNAVER (1897 to A ) 2nd wife, DAISY HOLT

NINTH GENERATION

3. 3ECfL NORMANWEAVER,D. 16 July 1927: Klamath Falls, Ore., m. 11 Apr. 1947, Klamath Falls, Ore. to BEVERLYEDITHGIFFORD (b. 11 Aug. 1929, d/o David Francis & Ruby (Winchell) Gifford). Living, 1975, Kla math Falls, Ore. Children:- (Surname, Waeaver)

1. DANNORMAN b. 14 Nov. 1949, Klamath Falls, Ore., m. 16 Nov. 1969 to Sharon Miller. 2. STEVENDALE b. 5 May 1952, Klamath Falls, Ore., m. 23 Oct. 1971 to Cynthia Palmer.

Continued on page 26. Page 26 Spring-§1HnIner Notaga Vol. 8 1975 I Continued from page 25 - Same Family - Same Generation. NINTH GENERATION

4. DOROTHYBELLEWEAVER,b. 22 July 1931, Klamath Falls, Ore., m. 18 June 1951 (?) to EMMETTWALTERHILL (b. 7 Feb. 1926, Helper, Utah, s/o John Emmett & Eva (Hannah) Hill). Living, 1975, 946 Applewood, Klamath Falls, Ore. Chi1dren:— (Surname, Hill) ( Terry & Taffy, b. of Dorothy & adopted by Emmett) 1. TERRYFRANK b. 24 Feb. 1952, Klamath Falls, Ore. 2. TAFFYLYNN b. 7 June 1953, Klamath Falls, Ore., m. 18 Feb. 1971 to Alan Church. 3. RICKYNORMAN b. 22 Mar. 1957, Klamath Falls, Ore. 4. DEBBYLOUISE b. 17 Mar. 1959, Nlamath Falls, Ore.

NINTH GENERATION

5. MILDREDLOUISEWEAVER,D. 5 Apr. 1934, Klamath Falls, 0re., m. 2 Sept. 1950, Kla math Falls, Ore. to ROBERTKASPER; m..2nd to GEORGEEDWARD HAYES,s/o Wesley & Mae (Storkey) Hayes. Children:- (SurnameKasper) (all births in KlamathFalls unless given otherwise)

1. LINDA LOUISE b. 27 Mar. 1951, m. 24 Jan. 1970 to GARYSMELCER. 2. GUYMICHAEL b. 30 Dec. 1952, m. 1. Juen 1972 to EDITH COLE. ‘ 3. ROBIN LEE b. 8 Aug. 1954, m. 10 Mar. 1973 to TINA MOSES. 4. ROBERTNORMAN b. 14 Jan. 1956, 5. DEBRAJEAN b. 20 May 1957, Sacranento, Calif. 6. SHERYLANN b. 2 Jan. 1959, Florin, Calif.

8. CINDY KAY b. 1 Mar. 1963, Children:— by 2nd husband (Surname Hayes)

NINTH GENERATION

6. DoNALDDEANWEAVER,b. 26 Feb. 1941, Iﬂamath Falls, 0re., m. 17 May 1963 to JOYCE BALDWIN(b. 4 Nov. d/o Bob & Lou ( ) Bladuin) Children:- (Surname, Baldwin) 201. TIMMHLYNN be29Mar. b. 4 Mar. 1664, Ashland, F8118,Ore. Ore.

NINTH GENERATION

7. SHARANJEANWEAVER,b. 4 Mar. 1945, Klamath Falls, 0re., m. 13 Apr. 1963 to CALVIN BRAGG. Children:— (Surname, Bragg). 1. KEVINLEE b. 27 Aug. 1964, Klamath Falls, Ore. 2. KELLYRAY b. 29 Mar. 1965, Klamath Falls, Ore. 1-I’!-‘C30” '""-“'" CERTIFICATE OF DEATII Branch Cont!!!--— MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH Ovid Vital Recorda Section 1'-w "'. vm.:.. RoglaterodNo......

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MORE UERIES These People will welcome any assistance you can give them. DANIELS: LymonD. Daniels, b. 14 June 1805, N.Y., d. 21 Feb. 1881, Greenfield, Ohio. McFAdLIN. Need his parents. He m. MELINDAA.—----- (b. 7 Aug. 1809, d. 26 Aug. 1875, Greenfield, 0. Need her maiden name. Brother of Lymonwas Linus Lee Daniels. "Linus Lee Daniels, b. 24 May 1808, N.Y. (mother b. Conn.) m. EmmaMcFarlin ' (b. 8 May 1812, Ohio, d. Benton, Ill. Mother of Emmawas Hannah ---—-, b. Va.) Need any inf. on the above anyone can supply. Mrs. Leah D, Kendrick, Rt. §, Redbud Point, Roanoke, Tex, 76262, . , DANIELS: Berry Daniels, who were his parents & where was he b.? He m. Martha Childress CHILDRESS(pts were Tom& Martha, prob. from Hickman Co., Tenn.). Did Berry have Bro's. & Sis's.? Berry &Marhta had issue: Elizabeth; Ephrain; Etta; Betty; Roxie; Dee, believe b. & grew up near Glendale (or Columbia) Mauny Co., Tenn. & m. there. Wantb. &d. dates of all chil. &any &all leads for further inqueF ies. Col Donald E Burns USARat. Rt. 1 Box 6 Trussville Ala. 17

* 1)? -3? -14- -)1 1)! Don't ever forget, history is Genealogyand Genealogyis History. Youan I are a part of both. Whynot get interested in both and be useful to present & future generations? Page 28 gpring-summer Notes Vol. 8 1975 9

NAPERVILLEQ11.) HERITAGE socmry, Continued from page 2. Dr. Hamilton C. Daniels, M.D. (1818-1897) was a long time resident of Naperville. Pages 338-340 of Vol. 2, Daniels-Daniells Family Genralogy has a biography, with a picture of he and his 2nd wife, and his children by both marriages.. Naperville, Ill. and surrounding area is where SETHDANIELS(1779-1856), his eldest daughter,psARAH and her husband JOHNDANIELS(1809-1842), a 1st cousin, homesteaded in the middle or late 1830's. Naperville was the county seat of DuPageCo. when the county was fonned, and until a group of citzens from Wheaton, descended upon the Court House one*night, stealing the records to set up business in Wheaton. Wheatonhas been the County Seat ever since. '- A ~ '

Howdoes your editor know so much about Naperville? Well my grandfather grew up and attended school in the general area. He went to school for a while in DownersGrove 111, He was married at St. Charles, Ill. before going to Iowa to homestead. All this will of course be found in the pages of Vol. 1 &Vol. 2, with pictures. This is history as well as genealogy. But back to the NAPERSETTLEMENT. The committe on the "Daniels House research" is interested in hearing from descend ants of'Dr. Hamilton C. Daniels with any information and help they might have to give. Mrs. Mary P. (John W.) Hammersmith, 1424 Lark Lane, Naperville, Ill. 60540 is the person to write to at this address. I should add that copies of the Daniels Family Genealogy, Vol. 1 & 2 have been given to the committe for display in the Doctor's house whenit will be open to the public, at a later date. Belowis a picture of the Doctor's homeas it appeared at the original setting in Naper ville. This picture was taken by the editor in 1961, while in Naperville searching for the grave of my Great-grand father JOHNDANIELS(1809-1842) who is burined in a cem etery in the Naperville area. I have not found the grave location, yet I knowthe following Epitaph is on his gravestone. "A Soul out of prison released Andfreed from its bodily pain Our loss is his eternal gain" The Naperville Settlement is located about 2 blocks directly west of the pr iginal site of the Doctor's house. Mrs. Hammersmithhas written that, "If any Daniels comethis way, I'd be pleased to act as guide." So rememberfolks, and your surname doesn't need to be Daniels. This is good for any Daniels descendant, direct or otherwise of the Doctor. Stop and take a guided tour through the NAP ERVILLE SETTLEMENT.

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DANIELS, in the town of HINGHAM,MASS. from: "History of the Townof Hingham, Mass., Vol. II, pub. 1893. Pageg 1§8-182 1. WILLIAMDANIELS,whose name appears on Hingham records with wife, SARAH,about middle of last century (18th), m. prob. for his 2nd wife, 27 Sept. 1759, SARAHLEA VITT, (d/o Israel & Mary (Bates) Leavitt). She was b. in Hingham, Aug. 21, 1737 and d. 5 Mar. 1800, age 63 yrs. He d. 24 Apr. 1769, age 58 —(b. 1711). Children born in Hingham, by 1st wife, Sarah, were: 1. WILLIAM,Oct. 6, 1753, d. in Hingham, 22 Aug. 1826, age 73 yrs. 2. SARAH, Mar. 1., 1755. Children, born in Hinghsm, by 2nd wife, Sarah Leavitt, were: 3. ANTHONY Nov. 20, 1760 4. JOHN Mar. 20, 1763 5. THOMAS Oct. 4, 1765, d. at Boston, 18 Jan. 1851, ae. 85. 60 an infant, do ADeco

2 JOHNDANIELS2(Wm.1and Sarah Levitt) b. in Hingham, 20 Mar. 1763, m. 1st 20 Oct. 1790, TAMARLINCOLN(d/o Joshua & Tamar (Sprague) Lincoln). She was b. in Hingham, 5 Mar. 1767 and d. 14 Jan. 1792, age 25 yrs. He afterwards removed to Lanesborough (?), Mass. and took a 2nd wife, by whomhe had issue. John died at Pittsfield, Mass. 17 Dec. 1852, age 90 yrs. "Trader" his store and place of residence in Hinghamwere on South Street. Children born in Hingham,by wife, Tamar:- ‘ 1. TAMAR Mar. 29, 1791, m. Thaddeus Happin. She d. at Niles, Mich. 23 Apr. 1881, ae. 90. Thaddeus, d. 11 Feb. 1859, ae. 72. Pa e 1 — "Histo of Townof Hin ham" (These must be deaths, J,H,D, Editor) SAMUEL,s/o wid. Sarah, b. April 1, 1772 MRS. JUDUTHDANIELS, d. 15 Apr. 1834, ae 57 yrs. NICHOLAS,m. Jan. 12, 1823, Judith Gardner & d. 39 Aug. 1837, ae 51. Page 222, Vol, III, "ﬂigtogy 9f the Tonggf ﬂinghgg" Gardner Genealogy JUDITHwas the d/o (5th child) of Ezekeil Whiton and Olive (d/o Hezekiah Stod der) of Scituate, b. 1783, m. 1st Quincy Gardner, and 2nd 12 Jan. 1823 NICHOLASDANIELS. She d. in Hingham, 1834, ae. 51 yrs. Page QQO,Vol, I . Under Leavitt Genealogy. 7th child - Sarah, d/o Jsrael Leavitt and Mary (Bates) Leavitt, b. 21 Aug. 1737, 111.Sept. 27, 1759, WILLIAMDANIELS, widower.

East Bridgewarter, Mass. records show~ As ELIZABETH,wf. of WILLIAMDANIELS,boat builder, from Hingham, d. 2 Jan. 1803, ae. 42 —born 1761, if if I it ‘If 1} if 1} Mrs. Daniels, copied this but overlooked showing the source. WM.A. BRISTOL(a descendant of Lucy Sterling), b. Lima, N.Y. July 31, 1830, m. Nov. 11 1856 to CLARISSAI. DANIELS,of Southfield, Mich. (b. 31 May 1829, d/o John & Julia (Clark) Daniels). John was b. in Rutland, Vt., Julia, b. in Conn., in. Lima, N.Y. 1824. They moved to Mich. where he d. Sept. 4, 1855 and she d. 1894. 1975 §pring:Summer Notes, Rage 31

LINEAGE BOOK- D,A,R,, Vol. 91, 1912, page 309 MISS. MARIAN ELIZABETH DANIELLS born in Kalamazoo, Mich.

Descendants of NATHANIELDANIELLS,as follows: 1. HermanJ. Daniells (b. 1858) m. 1882, Florence Eberstein (b. 1863) 2. Alanson C. Daniells (1829-1909) m. 1855, Elizabeth Churchill (1835-1891) 3. Benjamin Daniels (1806-1893), m. Laura Clark (1806-1849) 4. William Daniels (1775-1866) m. Mary Irish (1777-1864) 5. Nathaniel Daniels m. Abigail Lee * (* This is an error, as has nowbeen proven) ( Nathaniel m. Esther Lee) Nathaniel Daniels served as a private in Joseph Warner's Company,Col. Ruggles Wood bridge's Massachusetts Regiment, 1777. He was born in Massachusetts; died in Sarato ga Springs, N.Y. In 1830 his will was probated. Editors‘ Note 3 See Vol. II "Daniels-Daniells Family Genealogy" for corrected and fuller dates and names.

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MRS. GRACE KINGMAN GOODWIN # 131288 (Vol. 132, page 95, 1917) Born in Des Monies, Iowa. Wife of William J. Goodwin. Descendant of DANDANIELS, and of CAPT. OLIVERSMITH, as follows: 1. Albert Kingman (1837-1905) m. Eliz. Higbee (1827-1916) 2. Franklin Daniels Kingman (1802-1865) m. 1825, Sophia Smith (1800-1852) 3. Sarah Kingman (1774-1814) In. 1799, Lucy Daniels (b. 1785); Elihu smith (1761-1821) m. 2nd, 1794, Elizabeth Hubbard (1744-1828) 4. Dan Daniels, m. 1782, Zerniah Herrick (1752~1842); Oliver Smith, m. 1757, Eliz abeth Eastman (1732-1811) Dan Daniels (1758-1846 served as a private in Capt. Sheldon's Company,Colonel Mur ray's Regiment, Hampshire County, Massachusetts Militia. He was born and died in Wor thington, Mass. Also # 30933 Oliver Smith (1726-1809) served as a private under Capt. Jonathan Wardand as Capt ian Colonel Duke's 4th Regiment, Hampshire County, Massachusett Militia. He was born and died in Hadley, Mass. Editors‘ Note: See Vol. II "Daniels-Damiells Family Genealogy" for more of the fuller namesand dates.

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GRAVESTONE READING FROM MARKERS IN THE DANIELS‘ CEMETERY, ORLEANS COUNTY, N. Y. (This Cemeteryis located south of Lyndonville, N. Y..) Gen. G. Faniels (this is Grosvenor) Sally, wife of Gen. G. Daniels died, Dec. 22, 1877, ae. 85 died, July 23, 1854. ae. 63 Florinda, wife of Gen. G. Daniels Sarah J., wife of Francis H. Daniels died, Mar. 18, 1878, ae. 67 died, July 9, 1844, ae. 27 Francis H. Daniels, died Jan. 11, 1880 Elizabeth D., dau. of Wm.N. & Sarah 3.30 Preston, died, Aug. 15, 1839, ae.27 HannahE. his wife, died, Jan. 16, 1913 8.90 Marth M., dau. of Wm.N. & Sarah died, Dec. 10, 1837, ae. 19 Continued on page 32 Eggs 32 §pring:§gger Ngjgg. Vol, 8 ’ A 1975

GRAVESTONE READING FROM MARKERS IN DANIELS‘ CEMETERY, Continued from page 31.

Mary, Dau. of Wm.N. & Sally Preston Sarah J. Weld, 1843-1908 died, Sept. 3, 1822, ae. 18 Wellington Weld, 1837-1917 Sally N. Preston, wife of Wm.N. Preston Mina L. Hawley, 1848 died Oct. 3) 8.80[#7. Winnie S. Daniels, his wife, 1853-1931 Wm.NoPreston, died, Deco29, Louis S. Hawley, 1883-1932 ae. 63 yrs. & 1 Mo. Rachel P., dau. of Samuel & Mary Daniels Persis T., dau. of Wm.N. & Sarah Preston born Dec. 23, 1847 died, Nov. 10, 1844, ac. 22 yrs. & 10 Mo. died Dec. 27, 1854 Winston Preston —Son; May 23, 1853 Samuel Daniels Mary Rees, his wife ae. 53 Yrs, 60 Mo. & 26 days born Sept. 1818 born May 20, 1826 died Oct. 3, 1881 diedmo13, David Tolford, born in Grafton Co. N.H. May 26, 1783 . Anna, wife of Samuel Church died at Lyndanville, N.Y. Jan. 22, 1823 died, June 17, 1855, as. 81 yrs. Betsey, wife of David Tolford Herman, Son, S. & A. Church died, July 26, 1861, as. 64 Age 6 yrs. 1824 Phebe, wife of David Tolford Samuel Church died,Sept. 9, 1819 in her 32 Xr. born Nov. 5, 1781 Also Betsey, his 2nd wife died April 9, 1871 died, June 9, 1825 in her __ Yr. died in 90th year of his age. Adalaid M. dau. of There were and probably still are other Thomas & Maryette Tolford grave stones:in this cemetery that we died, Feb. 7, 1851, 2 y. 6 mo. did not copy. Sea, Daniels Family Gen. Vol. pages 197ff for muchmore on these Daniels and related families burined in this old cemetery, located on part of the General, Grosvenor Daniels Farm. Youreditor visited it last back in the early 1960's. I know not the condition the cemetery might be in at this time. It was strickly a family cem etery, with but few of any descendant living in the general area at this date. This cemetery is located on left side of State Hiway'# 63 between Ridgewayand Lyndonville, going north from Ridgeway. Pieces of Genealogical Information found amongmyold research records. Seth P. Church, wife, Julia A. Berry. dau. EmmaJane (Bhurch), m. 18 Dec. 1894, age 43 to Charles G. Britt of Ridgeway. age 460 dau. Hattie, b. June __ 1868, d. Jan. 14, 1890, age 21 yrs. 7 mo. LAHD_B§§Q§D§9 Townof Gaines, Orleans Co., N. Y. COUDWseat at M.biOn’, Nays Asahel R. Daniels, & wife, Ruuy. March 23, 1838, Book 17, Page 169 Asahel R. Daniels, & wife, Cynthia. Sept. 29, 1852. A Dead. Book & Page not noted. The above is interesting as it is evidence, before overlooked that the 1st wife of ASAHEL ROWEDANIELS, was Ruby . Also that they lived in Orleans Co. Twpof Gaines at a period around 1838. 1975 §22las:§2sa2a__E2issl__!2_» 8 3222.21 FAMILY§KETCﬂ§S,from "Landmarks of Orleans Co., (N.Y.)"

WILLIAMCOCHRANE,was born in Pembroke, N. H. in 1781. He married RHODAMUDGETT,of Pembroke, N.H. They settled in Ridgeway 1819. They had four sons and three daughters. Wm.Cochrane, of Waterport is eldest of the sons.

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Grosvenor Church came to Ridgewaywith his parents when eight years old, and moved thenss in 1831, to Yates, settling on a farm in the east part of the town. October 27, 1831, he married, Jane, daughter of Richard Barry, and died April 26, 1863. He was a Justice of the Peace and a trustee of Yates Academy,and during his life was one of the towns most eminent men. His widownow resides in Lyndonville and has gained considerable prominence by her exquisite needle work.

William Church was born June 8, 1812 and died July 19, 1893. October 25, 1837 he marr ied Sena, daughter of Richard Barry. He was Justice of Peace and Overseer of the poor manyyears, and was long an active member, Classleader, Steward and Trustee of the M.E. Church. Like his brother Grosvenor,_he lived first in Ridgewayand later in Yates. His widowsurvives him and resides at Yates Center. NQI§_§1_§h§_§g;§g£} The Church and Cochrane family inter married with the Daniels. Membersof both families are buried in the Daniels‘ Cemetery, between Ridgeway and Lyndon ville, N.Y. '3 1!!‘ ‘I * -I! ‘X ‘I

SUFFOLK COUNTY, MASS, DE§Q§, Lib. XII, #30. SAMUELDANIELL(son of William of Milton), on Feb. 7, 1680 sold the 30 acres of land willed him by his father, to John Haywardof Roxbury. Wittnessed by: Henry Dering and Nat. Barnes. Lib. XII, #339. Samuel Daniell (son of William of Milton), on July 12, 1682 sold lot # 25 in town Records of Dorchester "being the lot of myfather, William Daniell"_and containing 25 acres, 36 2/4 rods, more or less. to ThomasPeirce of Dorchester. Wittnessed by: John Copen, Sr. and Hannah Copen.

§§gg_gg_§h§_§g13g;‘ The above is the Samuel who later married Deborah (Waldo) Ford, widow0fVol. II. Joseph Ford Of Bristol, Mass. See pages 80, 81 of Daniels-Danielle Genealogy 1} if 11- ‘I if 'I- it QAQEL COUNTY,VIRGINIA (now West Virginia) Early DANIEL(s) Records. William Daniel(s), b. ca1813, Cabell Co., Va. m. 26 July 1838, Cabell Co., to Martha Ward (b. ca1822 in Va.) Issue: (surname, Daniel(s). Maybemore than listed below. 1. MARYANN b. 1839, Cabell Co., Va. m. F. 8. Christian (See presently) 2. HARRISON b. ca18A0 in Va. 3. HIRAM b, can842 in Va, Note: this from 1850 Virginia Census and 4. ELONDER b. ca1846 in Va. furnished by Mrs» Carole Slaybaugh. 5. Cartmill b. ca1848 in Va. Rt. 1, Box 17, Pomeroy, Wash. 99347 Continued on page 34. Page 24 SQring:Sumer Notes. Vol. 8 1975

CABELLCOUNTY,VA, (now W, Va.) Records, continued from page 33.

1. MARYANNDANIELS, b. 1839, Cabell Co., Va., d. 7 ; m. FREDERICKSELBURNCHRIS TIANin 1856, Wayne Co., Va. (now W. Va.). One or both were-Mbrman. 0Births of children believe to have been in Va. Dates from a family Children :- (surname Christian)

1. WILLIAMHENRY b. 1857, d. 1859 2. ANABELLA(orIsabella) b. b. 1860, m. Alfred Luther 3. MARTHAE. b. 1861, d. 1864 4. FANNIEL. b. 1864, m. Benj. Board 5. ZOLICOFFEN b. 1866 6. MARKALICE b. 1868 7. THOMASS. b. 1870, m. Della Clan Perdue 8. LEMASH b. 1873 9. ISAACQ. b. 1875, m. Georgie Booth 10. FLORENCE b. 1877 11. LULUJ. b. 1880, m. Joseph B. Ogden

In 1882, F. 3. Christian m. 2nd, MARYA. STUMP(Was this a Morman 2nd m. with the 1st wife living, as Mormansdid in their ealy days in Utah, or was Mary Ann, deceased ?) Children:- (surname Christian) by 2nd wife.

12. RACHELREBECCA b. 1883 . 13. JULIUS D. b. 1885 14. FREDRICK BRUCE b. 1888 15. JOH b. 1891 16.0.L. b.1%8

Year not established, but 2. ANABELLA&husband, ALFREDLUTHER,moved west and took with them her youger sister, Lula J. who later m. Josepg Boyd Ogden

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ALLEGAN COUNTY, MICHIGAN DEATHS, from VITAL RECORDS - 1879 to 1958 By, Mrs. Dale Meyers, Gobles, Mich. DAISYBELLDANIELS,b. Clyde, 0., d. Clyde, 0. 3 Jan. 1879, ae. 2 yrs.; of parents[D,182) Benjamin & Harriett Daniels, of Otsege, Allegan Co., Mich. # 210.Vol. 1. NELSONDANIELS,male, widower, 67yrs, died at Doughles of old age, b. N.Y., parents: Died Feb. 18, 1879. Vol. 1, page 184, # 255. MARYE. DANIELS.Volo 2. page. 161.. #661 died 1892, female, married, 16-9-10, died in Otsegs of childbirth, born Mich., Parents: LymonA Tribe, Mich. BENJAMINDANIELS,Vol. 2, page 200, #1489, died June 20, 1894 in Otsege of paralisis of heart, male, married, 73-3-O, born N.Y., stonemason, Parents: Benjamin, N.Y. Betsey Daniels, Mich. B. H. DANIELS,Vol. 2,page 201,#1515,died June 20, 1894 at Otsege of old age, male, mar ried, 75-O-0, born N.Y., stonemason, Parents: Benjamin,N.Y. Sarah Daniels, N.Y. PHEBEDANIELS,Vol. 2, page 235, #2255, died May 16 1896, female, married, 60-O-20, died at Mnntorey Twp. of consumption, born N.Y., farmer. Parents: Robert Goul, N.Y. state & Phebe Goul, N.J. J. A. DANIELS,Vol. 2, pege 237, #2282, died Aug. 23, 1896, single, 17-5-16, died in Otr sege of consumption, b. unknown. Parents: Benjamin Daniels, Otsege & un known, unknown. Continued on page 35. 1975 §gring:Sumer Notes Vol. 8 Page 35 I QQGAN COUNTY, MICE, DEATHS,Continued from page 34.

JOHNC. DANIELS,Vol. 2, page 311, #75, died Mar. 19, 1900, male, married 77-0-23, died at Plainwell of heart disease, b. N.Y., a gardner. Parents: Elezer Dan iels, N.Y. & Nancy Berry. . FRANCISA. DANIELS,Vol. 4, page 92, #7505, died May 8, 1917, female, married, 63-6-27, mes,NoYo&died in Allegan City NQYO of strangulation, born N.Y. Parents: LymanK. Hol LEONARDSQUIREDANIELS,Vol.5, page 8, #77, died Nov. 10, 1921, male, married, 09-0-26 died at Allegan City of Mitral Stonesis, born Wisconsin, milworker. Par ents: Leonard Daniels, N.Y. & L. Moon, N.Y. JOHNN. DANIELS,Vol. 5, page 114, #99, died Nov. 10, 1921, male, married, 56-226, died in Allegan City of Apoplexy, born Mich., section labor. Parents: Char les Daniels, Penn. &Jane Gould, England. EDWARDDANIELS,Vol. 5, page 125, #6, died Feb. 2, 1923, male, married, 62-3-17, died Plainwell Village of cronic Brights Disease, born Mich. labor, Parents: WymanDaniels, N.Y. & Adda Fisk, N.Y. CHARLESM.DANIELS,Vol. 5, page 478. #77, died Dec. 1,1930, male, widower, 80-6-19, died Allegan City of Apeplexy, born, N.Y., farmer, Parents: Cyrenue Daniels, Vt. & Mariah Brooks, Vt. CHARLESE.M. DANIELS,Vol. 5, page 539, #8, male, widower, 98-4-16, died in Cheshire Twp. of cerebrel hemmerage,born N.Y., retired farmer. Parents: unknown, & U.nknOWno JOSEPHDANIELS,Vol. 9, page 81, #35/36, died Feb.18,1935, male, single, died in Allegan 1 Twp. of myecarditis following 2 wks influenza, born Nov.27,1861,73-2-14, . labor, born Wisconsin. Parents: Leonard Daniels & Moore, b. N.Y. Informant: Mrs. H. Germain, Allegan. Buried Feb.20,1935 OakwoodCemetery. EMMADANIELS,Vol. 9,page81,#30/11, died Feb.1, 1937, female, widow of Dave Daniels,died GangesTwp.of diabites, mellitus-several yrs., born June 29,1887,49-7-2 in Belguim. Parents: Frank Dhulst, Belguim & Matiles Lemper, Belguim. Informent, ZelmaClaeys of Fenville, Mich., Buried, Lake Ferrest, Ill. MATTIER. DANIEL,Vol. 10, page 14, #41/281, died June 14, 1941 in Otsege City, female, widowof Charles A. Daniel, born Dec..26,1853,87-5-18, England. Parents: unknown. Informant, Myrtle Strassler, 3836 South 17th, Lincoln, Nebr. Buried, Mt. HomeCemetery Otsege. KYLEWILLIAMDANIELS,Vol. 10,page383,#44/378, died Nov. 14, 1944, male, married to Edna Daniels, 48 yrs., died Plainwell, Allegan Co., 51-1-21, born Sept. 23, 1893, Monteray Twp., Parents: John N. Daniels, born,Monteray &Myrtle Calkins, born Monteray. Buried Maplewood Cemetery, Hopkins Twp. Nov. 17, 1944c HAROLDALBERTDANIELS,Vol. 12, page 274, #54/301, died Sept. 27, 1954, male, married to Gladys Irene , died Trewbridge Twp., Allegan Co., Usual Residence, Kalamazoo DeComstook Twp., East J.K. Ave. Rt. 3. Born Juky 10, 1904, 50 yrs., born Kalamazoo. Parents: Charles A. Daniels & Edith Kemple. Infar mant,Sept. Wm.Ten Brink, Hamilton, Buried, Riverside Cemetery, Kalamazoo, SPENCERK. DANIELS,Vol. 12,page 407, #55/295C, died May 19,1955, Grand Rapids, Kent Co., Mich. Usual Residence, Meline, Allegan Co., 4419 Vining St., male, mar ried to Dorothy , born July 21,1911, 43yrs. Workedfor E & O Rail road, born Grand Rapids. Parents: Silas A. Saniels & Kent Lamira, was in U.S. ArmedForces 3-24-31 to 3-20-37. Informant, Mrs. Dorothy Daniels, Buried May 21,1955, Elmwood, Allegan Co., Mich. FREDERICKWILLIAMDANIELS,Vol. 13, page 296,#58/193, died May 18, 1958, died Plainwell, Allegan Co., Usual Residence, Cooper Twp., Kalamzoo Co., Mich., male, married to Doris Daniels, born Aug. 24,1914,43yrs. Parents: Oliver Dan iels & Marie Albertson. Informant, Doris Daniels. Buried East Cooper Continued on page 36. Pa e 6 S rin er Notes_ Vol. 8 19Z5_ I ALLEGANCOUNTY,MICH,, DEATHS, Continued from page 35. Cemetery, May 22, 1858. CHARLESTHEODOREDANIELS,Vol. 14, page 395, #63/117, died Jan. 8, 1963 in the Kalama zoo State Hospital, having been a patient 5 yrs., 20 mo. 24 da., male, NEGRO,singel, Residence Pullman, Mich, born Sept. 12, 1904, 58 yrs, born Ill. Parents: John Daniels & Texey . Buried, Lee Cemetery, Pullman, Mich. Jan 11, 1963. Ms. Meyers, makes note: "I neglected to copy death of ESTHERE. DANIELS,Vol. 13, page 331 in 1958 and RUTHK. DANIELS, Vol. 8, page 10125 in 1971". Mrs. Meyers, also send from the 1880 Federal Census the following: Alleggg Village, Allgggn CO‘. Mich, Gunlain e C pg e 18,BENJAMIN H. DANIELS, age 60 CHARLESJ. DANIELS age 55 II II 54 Jane n n 56 Mergan " " 24 James " " 21 LEONARD DANIELS age 60 Frank " " 17 Leonard S. " " 28 Willard " " 14 Joseph M. " " 20

Cheshire! AlleganI §¥Et Mich. , age 47 EmmaMary A. " " 16 5 Phebe " " 45 sapuatuck, Allegan Co. John W. " " 12 J. N. DANIELS age 47 4 Minnie II II 6 Mahala 1! ll Annice " " male 15 James L. " 12 Lei ton le C c Helen " " 9 CHARLES DANIELS age 38 Mamie " " 7 Otsege ye“ Allegan C0,, Mich, Charles " " 2 ASA DANIELS age 32 Alice " " 24 Note: In the search the Twpsof Martin Carrie " " 7 and Monteray were omitted Ina H H 8 Wm. H H 2 #**%§§***¥§§#§%§§§§*#**§*%%***§****%%§*§*§* * ASSOCIATE EDITORS FOR THS ISSUE BENJAMINDANIELS age 28 * The following are the Contributing and Harriet " ” 24 * Associate Editors of this issue: Mattie " " 8 * Mrs. Kathryn K. Daniels (Editor's wife) Homer u u 7 * Mr. John B. Threlfall, Madison, Wisconsin. Alice " " 5 * Mrs. Elizabeth M. (Daniels) Murdoch, Gas Charles " " 1 * port, N. Y. James " " 1 : Mr.Mrs. John Vernon G. Wilson,L. Ehle, Minneapolis, Johnstown, N. Minn. Y. §§§*§§*§§¥§***#***§*§*§§§§*§§§§§§§*§§§§§**§§*§ Mrs. Donavan M. Poland, Powersville, Mo. Mrs. Hazel Clara (Weaver) James, Bedding, Calif. Mrs. Mabel Rose (Weaver) Creenstreet, Klamath Falls, Ore. Mrs. Orlen (Lennie) (McClel1en) Weaver, Klamath Falls, Ore. Mrs. Carole Slaybaugh, Pomery, Wash. Mrs. Dale Meyers, Gobles, Mich. M. Harry Chase, Putnam-Pomfret, Conn. (furnished picture of page 1) Mrs. John W. Hammersmith,Naperville, Ill. Ms. Hazel James was assisted in her work by several of the Weavercousins and their names I amnot sure of, but credit should be given to them also for their work, though not named. Also we must recognize those who have placed their Queries. If any one ‘ has been missed, it has beeen an oversight we regret. SUPPLEMENT - CORRECTIONS and‘ ADDITIONAL MATERIAL (Vol. 8, Spring-SummerDaniels Notes),

NOAH HOBERTWEAVER(1919 - 1954), see page 25. This is a supplement pertaining‘ to his World War II, Arm Service. ‘ A copyof his enlisting record and report of separation was furnished your editor, but the Xerox copy if reproduced would be unreadable and therefore would serve no purpose to speak of; Instead, we can give the most important and interesting data along with a newspaper clipping and a picture taken while he was in France. His Service Record is most unusual. I knowof only one other of the Daniele and/or descendants that could possibly comparein any wayto it.‘ I refer to the Civil ~Warservice of my Great Uncle, Harrison 0. Danie1s.(1836-1927), see page 111 and 112 of Vol. I of the Family Genealogy. Noahenlisted at Portland,,Ore. Oct. 1, 1941. His dischard (or Separation) was at the Separation Center of Fort Lewis, Washington, July 31, 1945. Noahwas an Expert CombatInfantryman. He served in Go. D, 7th Infantry and saw action in the followh ing areas: Southern France, Rhineland, Central Europe, Algerian-French Mbrocccn, Tunision, Sicilion, Nap1es—Foggia, Rome-Arno Qo33 WD45. ’ Noah was awarded the following Badges and Medals. One Bonze Service Arrowhead, Distinguished Unit Badge Co 44 ND45,European African Middle Eastern Service Medal, Good Cpnduct Medal, American Defense Service Medal, Groix Of Guerre OD1st_French Army. Noahfought in every Front in Europe and returned homewithout a scratch. I am . told, that of his Platoon, only he and 5 others madeit across the Rhine river. It was a very pround momentfor him when he was among those who stood parade for President Roosevelt in Casablanca.

Credit and appreciation is due Mrs. Clara May(Mbclellan) Weaverand her daughter, Mrs. Hazel James for making available the additional material on Noah Hobert Weaver. Noah's picture was taken in France during WWII. See clipping on following page.

Noah Hobert Weaver h%9-1%M (son of NormanHobert weaver, and Mildred Beryl Mbclellen, p. 25) SUPPLEMENT - CORRECTIONS and ADDITIONAL MATERIAL — 2nd Page (Vol. 8, Spring4immmr Daniels Notes)

3rd 'FoughfO"n'Event Page 21, Vol. 8 - Correction.

Afronylngfurope‘4 . ’ I2 Should read By A ervice ' _ ' ; p,On'_VE¢Day the third infantry1 division was at Sa1zburg,_ and 2. ASAHELHENRI WEAVER,Continued from page 20. ‘was using as a mess hall the din» .in%rcomi’o£he ' where’ Hitler the Schicss‘ once housed K1ess~‘ Children:- (adopted by Asahel Henry Weaver) etc. his more'- im ortant ‘guests."‘ Butithe dough- 1.. JAMES EDWARD, etc. oys of ' th e 5. RABATTELENORE, etc. hird had ‘walk , d a long. and bloody, trail to Children: by 2nd wife (Surname Weaver) ‘' ' reach ‘This Salzburg. division, which earned ‘the’ nickname 6. CHERIELEE, etc. “Rock of‘the Marne" becauseot, its impregnable stand. in‘ World 7. MARKFRANKLEN, etc. War I, is the only American_div_i-; sion which fought the nazis on every front in Europe"-—North‘ (Note: the mother of the above 4 children is Mar Africa, SiciIy,‘Ita1y. France and. garet Athea Menzi, 2nd wife of Asahel Henry Weaver) ', Germany. It‘ had more casual , ties-—-nearly. '-35;000——thanr any-' other division,__and it ho1ds4.th_ef record for high combat citations,’ Page 23, Vol. 8 —Correction. - no fewer than 29 of its officers and men ‘having’Iwon the Medal Should read -of Honor. . ' « . ; 4 The third’5s first D-Day, came‘ ‘in 1942,‘whenpit spearheaded the (9) 2 ASAI-[ELHENRY WEAVER (1918 to ) 1st wife, (landing ‘near Casablanca» The PEARL MARIE CONWAY division’s, capture of. Palermo‘. after a_~D-Daylanding in. Sicily,‘ -was sensational. . - .; ' Whenvthe~Anzio campaign was‘: Page 23, Additional. a 4th child born to ORLEM .launched, the Ithird again. drew; ROY WEAVER 8, MARTHA ANNE BLICI'IEN3DERF'ERo ‘the ;"short strawff _Its men» Children: (Surname:—Weaver) {slashed,ashore ‘in.the first wave,. ;and it was here that the’ third‘ established the record for the 4. JASONWILLS,b. 4 June 1975, Colorado Springs, «most casualties. suffered /in any one day.‘ In 1ts~first 24 hours on C0100 Frenchsoil the division‘ ‘took more-than 1000 prisoners; It raced to Avignonsnd the’Rhone l'1Ver..and breached the .Vosges <—.«;.a:.__ ‘line, '-Then as a major unit in the seventh army, the third drove across the Rhine and»deep Should any one find other corrections, that haven't G an ,_ V been caught as these were, please feel free to write and let your editor have thn. Wealways try to awoid such as are shownabove, but in spite of our best efforts, mistakes will sometimescreep in and we welcomecorrections. JE. an the following page will be fond a group picture of those whowere so helpfull in furnishing your editor with the pictures and genealogical material in this issue of the DANIELS-DANIELLS FAMILY NOTES & NEWS. It has always been the thinking of your editor that pictures add muchto a genealogy and therefore should be included as nuch as could be made possible. This is the reason for having manypictures in "TE NOTES"andlikewise the many that are in both books, Vol. I and Vol. II. It should also be recognized that pictures in any publication increases the.cost of the publication. 3 75.00 is the added cost to this issue of the "Notes", had I not used the pictures. But I feel that the value to the "NOTES"is well worth the added expense. will anyone disagree? SUPPLH4ENT-(CORRECTIONSV010 8, Spring and - ADDITIONALSumer Daniels MATERIAL- Notes) 3rd Page

Left to right, back row - Mable Rose Weaver (Mrs. Clarence C. Greenstreet) p. 19 & 20. Hazel Clara Weaver (Mrs. Claude M. James) p. 19 8: 22. Asahel Henry Weaver, p. 19 & 20. Orval Doyle Weaver, p. 21 & 23. Their mother, Mrs. Clara May (McClellan) Weaver. Picture was taken two years ago (1973)o * * ‘I I N ‘I ‘I -I * -I

TheNewsand Ohscnm, Raleigh,N.C. .-Tuesday.August 5. 1975 This Daniels‘ gathering is in deed a big event at Manteo, N.C. each year. Your editor and fame “Daniels Day," as the gath ily was invited to attend once, Farm Official ering is now known, was start ed some 40 years_ago by the also take in the "Outdoor Play" Will Address late Josephus Daniels and the ‘The Lost Colony‘. The late late Melvin R. Daniels. Melvin R. Daniels, Sr. was our Through the years the event Daniels Clan .has grown to be one of the hOSto nation‘s largest family gathe MAN'l'E0—James A. rings-. The date, Aug. 19 is also the Graham. commissioner of Archie Daniels of Eden. the Agriculture, is to be the head of the clan. will serve as birth date of Virginia Dare the featured speaker at the annual master of ceremonies for the 1st knownwhite child born in gathering of the Daniels clan program. Mrs. Rena Tillett North America. onitug. l9at4:30 p.m., accord and Mrs. Pearl Scharff will di ing to Melvin R. Daniels Jr. rect the music and entertain Continued on page 4. The clan will meet at the Meth ment. ' _ , odist Church ground at The clantmeetins and Picnic Wanchese, on Roanoke Island, ° is open to the public. the homeplace of the clan. Graham, who has served as commissioner of Agriculture since 1964,is a native of Rowan Countyanda tamer. SUPPLEMENT- CORRECTIONS and ADDITIONAL MATERIAL- 4th Page ' (Vol. 8, Spring - Summer Daniels Notes) '::-o s Ian; . Continued from page 3. There has been no established relationship between, the William Daniell (167? - 1668) of Dorchestor & Milton, Mass. and the RoanokeIsland, N. C. Daniels. Neither has there been any extensive research madeto establish a relationship. However,your editor and the late MelvinR. Daniels, 8:. did do enoughresearch that a relation ship appeared to be possible and most likely. It is a shamethat someoneof the RoanokeIsland Daniels family hasn't mademore of a reseach study of their family History for a Genealogical Record. A few years back your editor offered to assist in such a project, but no on seemed to care.enough to head up the work in the Manteo area. Here is what has been learned, and we will start with the Lineage record of the late Melvin R. Daniels, Sr. as give to your editor by Melvin.

A.WILLIAMDANIELS, SR. came to Roanoke Island sometime between 1700 & 1720. A deed & will record in the Currituck Co. Court House at Curr ituck, N.C.‘gives the following as his children, but there could have been more. William, Jr.; Joseph; Woodsand Balcher. The lineage follows: Joseph - Ayory —Joseph Avory - Benjamin T. - Melvin R. Sr. —Melvin R. Jr. b. Oct. . - 1922 1 In 1741, according to the Colonial Records in the Clerk's Office in Curritcuk Co. William Daniels, Sr. purchased one half (5) of RoanokeIsland from the heirs of Dr. Noyes of Boston. The heirs Vere: Annie, Nathan and Belcher Noyes. (I should add here that the names, Belcher and Noyes are early surnames of families in the Dorchester and Boston area, neighbors and business associates of gmDaniels fore bears in Dorchester).

In 1951 (May 2nd), the above Melvin R. Daniels Sr. wrote me —"Mygreat grandfath er, 8 removed, William Daniels, Sr. came to Roanoke Island from Mass. around 1750 and settled on the beach near RoanokeIsland. A little later his sons comedown and bought 5 of Roanoke Island. I am living on the same land today". Melvin was of the opinion they came from Salem, Mass. Melvin had no proof of where in Mass. his William Daniela forebear emigrated from to RoanokeIsland, N.C. I never found, in all myresearch, a substantial basis for a belief that any of the few Daniels in Salem, Mass. was named William. However, the name William was a common name with my Dorchester and Boston Daniels family. Also, a number of the William Daniels have not and I was unable to further trace their line of descent whenI was compiling both Vol. I and Vol. II of my books. I will give an example and one who could very well have been the William who came to Roanoke Island. The dates are right to have it possible.

Page 83, Vol. II at the bottom of the page will show a WILLIAMDANIELS,s/o Will iam and Dorothy (Budd) Daniels. This William was b. 16 Sept. 1702 in Boston and was a Shipwright by trade (a builder of ships). He was in NewLondon, Colony of Conn. in 1734. His where abouts after that could not (that is I couldn't) be leaned. Being a ship builder by trade, it is Just possible, RoanokeIsland attracted him. Also, remember, the Roanoke Island land was purchased from Boston owners. People in the North Corolina colony favored the Massachusetts people with their business transactions. Theyhad as little to do with Virginia people as they could. Continued on page 5. SUPPLEMENT- CORRECTIONS and ADDITIONAL MATERIAL - 5th Page (Vol. 8, Spring - Summer Daniels Notes)

. Continued from page 4. There is also another Boston, WILLIAMDANIELSunaccounted for in Vol. II, as will be seen on page 85. William, b. 5 Feb. 1925, s/o Zebediah and Elizabeth (Leamon) Daniels. What is on page 85 is all that I and the others whoworked with me in compiling Vol. II, was able to find. Dare County, with Manteo as the county seat was formed in 1870 from Tyrrell, Curr ituck and Hydecounties. RoanokeIsland was a part of Currituck County until 1870. The early land records (deeds &wills) for the Island as well as Marriage Bondsare to be found in the Colonial Records of Currituck at the Clerk's Office. These your editor copies back in the early 1950's. DEDS Book Page Date Grantor Grantee 2 94 2.Aug.1768 William Danie1,Sro to AdamEthendge 2 133 17£ng.1769 " " Daniels,Sr. to Belcher Daniel 2 237 7Apr.1770 " " Daniel,Sr. to Gideon Lamb 2 267 23Nov.1770 " " Daniel,Sr. to Woods Daniel 2 300 25July1770 William Daniel, Jr. to Sal. Ashbee 2 301 23July1771 William Daniel,Jr. to Jacob Beasley Deed of Gift (or Will) "to my beloved son" 2 395 1772 Joseph Daniel to William Daniel,Sr. 2 267 Moses Daniel to William Daniel, Sr. 3 542 John Daniel to Willis Gallah 3 455 Sm'l Midgett to John Daniel 5 224 2Mar.1787 William Daniel,Jr. to Gart Etheridge 5 225 William Daniel,Jr. to Jesse Etheridge 5 233 William Daniel,Jr. to Sam‘l Midgett 5 235 Sam‘l Daniel to Abraham & Maurice Baum 5 237 William Daniel,Jr. to Sam‘l Daniel 5 238 William Daniel,Jr. Gideon Daniel 5 239 Sam‘l Daniel to Wm.Midgett 5 241 William Daniel to David Daniel 5 241 William Daniel to Belcher Daniel 5 234 William Daniel, Jr. to Joseph Daniel The spelling of the nameDaniel or Daniels should not disturb anyone, because the person whorecorded deeds, wills, etc. wrote the nameas he heard it or thought it was spelled. Manyearly land records will showthe nameDaniels, written as Danel, Dannell, Danold as well as Daniel and Daniell. In Mass. from 1630 to 1700 the spelling can be found Daniell, Daniel generally and the "s" was added with the 3rd and 4th generation, but still records showa great variation in the land records into the mid-1800's.

In North Carolina there are both DANIELand DANIELSfamilies. They descend from different imnigrants, but at the time of anunigrationone spelling (Daniel or Daniell) was comon two both. Those with the spelling Daniel can very largely be traced to the immigrant, WILLIAMDANIEL,b. ca1625 in England, d. 20 Feb. 1698 in Middlesex 00., Va. His descendants spread out west and south throughout Virgina and North Carolina: then further west and south. In 1959 Mr. & Ms. Robert Neville Mann, Cedar Bluff, Ala. compiled and published a Genealogyof 244 pages, well indexed, titled, "Mddle sex, Virginia Daniel Descendants". Your editor has a copy. I could not say if there are more copies available, or if either Mr. or Mrs. Mannis nowliving. Continued on page 6 SUPPLEMNT - CORRECTIONS and ADDITIONAL MATERIAL- 6th Page Vol. 8, Spring - SummerDaniels Notes) Daniel ' Gatherin teo ok Is an N C. Continued from page 5. In North Carolina, those with the spelling Daniels can very largely be traced to the immigrant WILLIAMDANIELfrom Mass. to the Island. The name became DANIELS by descendants in a short time, as happened in Mass, descendants of William Daniell, who came to Dorchester in 1630, as well as, the descendants of Robert Daniell, to Watertown, ca1636. A relationship between William and Robert has not been estab lished, thou there very well could be, both comingfrom England. some DEATHNOTICES,by Mrs. Josie s. Daniels, Faiéon, N.C. (1957) DANIELS- James O. 1857-5/??/1947, Beaufort, N.C. Lived at Washington, N.C. Buried on Cedar Island. Survivors, Children: A.W.Daniels of Charlotte, N.C. , W.T. Daniels; Miss Melvina Daniels; Mrs. J.L. Goodwin; Mrs. Cleveland Daniels all of Cedar Island; Mrs. Floyd Jones of Washington, N.C,; Bro ther: Marion Daniels of Stonewall, N.C. DANIELS- Mrs. Minnie 1876-1951, native of Dare Co., lived 70 yrs at Wanchese, N.C. 1 She «was dtr. of Spencer & Lovie L. Daniels, wf/o Baron DeKalb Daniels, funeral at WancheseMeth. Ch. Survivors: Chl. Mrs. Mary Tillett; Mrs. Devorah Daniels & Mrs. Marie Daniels of Wanchese; Mrs. Wynolia Smith of Wash. D.C. Spencer, Amos& DeKalb Daniels of Wanchese, N.C. DANIELS- Mrs. Susan Gilbert, d. 30 Oct.1951, Wanchese, N.C. Native of Pasquotank Co., N.C. dtr. of Frank & Mary (Jennings) Gilbert. Survivors, 1 dtr. Mrs. Ida D. Payne of Wanchese, N.C. DANIELS- Mrs. Luna, 1870-24 June 1951, Oxford, N.C. (Last name of sons, Daniel, no a). Crowell T.; Charlie To; M.M.Daniel of Oxford; H.H. Daniel of Youngs ville, N.C.; Mrs. WadeFuller of Creedmoor; Mrs. W.K. Shearen of Frank linton, N.C. One bro. Will Turner of Creedmoor. DANIELS- Oscar H. 1881-24 Oct.1948, native of Wanchese, d. in Norfolk, Va. s/o Edwin & Dorcas (Beasley) Daniels. Survivors: wife, Lynn Blivena Daniels; dtrs. Mrs. Warren R. O‘Neal of Manteo, N.C. & Mrs. Horace Haymanof Nor folk, Va. A sister Mrs. Molly Daniels Baumof Wanchese, a br. Cardell Dan iels of St. Augustine, Fla. DANIELS- James D. 1893-7 Jan. 1951, RFD#1, Kenly, N.C. Burial: Boswell Cem., Sur vivors: wife, former Nancy Boswell; Chl: Mrs. Roy L. Brantley of Wilson, N,C. Mrs. Lucy Lus?(not clear); Lucama, N.C.; Mrs. Alice Barnes, Rt#3, Kenly, N.C.; Barney, J.D. &Willizm Daniels all of Kenly, Rt#1, N.C. DANIELS- Charles B. 1888-80ct.1951, Wanchese,N.C. Bur. at Cudworth Cem. s/o Chas. B. & Ella M. Daniels. Survivors: wife, Deborah; chl. Charles 8.; Elmo Daniels; Mrs. Lewis Cudworth all of Wanchese & Mrs. Belton Burrus of Man teo, N.C. Brothers: W.O., Paul & Carl Daniels of Wanchese; Cecil of Oak _land, Calif. &Joe Daniels of Norfolk, Va. Sisters: Mrs. Ida Bramberry of Beloit, Wis. I have ten (10) more pages of these notices. The next issue of "THENOTES"will have the additional ten pages. Anyoneworking on the RoanokeIsland, N.C. Daniels family will find Death Notices very helpful in their Reconstruction of the family. Someone,with the help of others, I suggest set to work doing a Genealogical Recon struction of the RoanokeIsland Daniels Family. I might help some, but not head it. IIEIIIEI or The Society of Genealoglsts London, England The National Genealoglcal Society Washlngton. n.c. central N.Y.Genealogical society Syracuse. N.Y. Maryland Genealoglcal society Baltimore. Maryland courlun and EBITED The Danlols Famlly. Vol. I The Daniels-Danlells Family. Vol. II The symons-slmons Family (nowbelngcomplied) 25 February Greetings from Marylandand the focal point where, over the past 35 years, a large collection of historical and genealogical records of the Daniels-Danielle and re lated families have become QUITEABUNDANT.Michof this material has been published, either in the two books, or the Quarterly, "Daniels-Danielle Family Notes". Some of you may have seen or own the two volume History and Genealogy. You may have also seen copies of, or been receiving the "NOTES",beingpublished as a Quarterly. The "NOTES"havebeen published and mailed on a subscription basis, which some paid the 8 4.00 a year; and others accepted copies without acknowledgnentor paying. lvhnyhave written telling howmuch they have enjoyed both the books and the "NOTES". As the Gompiller and publisher, I have gotten great pleasure and historical knowl edge from the researching, compiling and publishing of all. Anydescendant of WILLIAMDANIELLof Dorchester and Milton, likes, that doesn't own the books and the "NOTES"has denied themselves of the knowledgeof their family heritage. Here is Just one of the manywritten commentsreceived on the books. "This bookis the result of the persistent untiring efforts of the author. It is both by Heritage and mannerof Life that the Daniels Family contributes to American Ideals, and adds momentumto them" - Mrs. Olive V. Daniels Baxter. It will thrill you, it will thrill your chrildren to read and learn about the Life and Timesof your Daniels Pioneer Forefathers. Youwill never have a better oppor tunity then right now, to give your children and grand-chi1d1"enthis wonderful lIERI§A%.II, 1 .00. . Order now when you can receive Vol. 32.,FREE, with Just the price of Vol. The numberof»Daniels’-‘Danielle descendants to whomthis .letter and offer is being mailed is limited, because the writer doesn't have the namesand addresses of all. So, do your cousins and other relatives a favor by helping to makethis offer knownto them. Youcan do this: (1) write and tell them‘of this Vol. I Free offer; or (2) ‘sendthe writer the namesand addresses.of relatives, that a notice of this offer maybe nailed to -tum. . met Sincerely yours, J. Harrison Daniels

, 1>.,s_._f’It:l‘sh‘ould.'be_understoodthat there are Daniels in this 4 ’ ’ country not descendants of William Daniell. He came in 1630 and other immigrant Daniell-Daniels have come since. GENEALOGY ASSOCIATES Publishing Genealogical Magazines HULK RATE Daniels-Danielle Family Notes and U.S. POSTAGE Symons—SimonsNewsletter & others PAID J. Harrison Daniels, Editor’ Baltimore, M. 213 S. Rolling Rd., Catonsville Maryland 21228 ‘ Pe t N 1 ‘

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