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The DANIEL Discoverer & Documenter ^nnxA OCCGS RfcrsirscSviCE ONLY The DANIEL Discoverer & Documenter ISSUE 48 - November 1987 Page 27 Published Quarterly by Connie Daniels Graves, 614 Kirkwood Place, La Jolla, OA 92037. Subscription $7.00 per year. nil sprmo mirnr mptuo COINCIDENCES, CONNECTIONS, CORRESPONDENCE, & CONFUSION Since the Aug issue of ODD I have had the pleasure of corresponding with several of you. Sometimes it seemed that each letter I received con tained a coincidence that tied it to a previous letter. My problem was remembering WHERE I read that before? After much stumbling and a few false starts here I am with a few updates for you on items which previously appeared in DDD and some questions on others. Letter # 1, from Marian Botel of Phoenix, AZ contained additional info on the Daniel family of Claiborne Co., Mississippi. MISSISSIPPI COURT RECORDS. 1799-1835, compiled by J. Estelle Stewart King. 83 will of Samuel Ragsdale, no dates, witness: William Daniel. 85 Claiborne Co., Marriages Book A, Aug 1816-1820. Daniel, William - Elizabeth Taylor May 1, 1819 p. 90 Claiborne Co., Marriages 1820-1826 Daniel, Archibald Catherine Beard 93 Daniell, Ann E. Lewis C. Morris 94 Daniel, Margaret William Sugg 95 Daniel, Mary John P. Taylor 96 Daniels, Sarah William Watkins 99 Claiborne Co. Tax List 1834 Daniel, William ' \ Daniel, Josiah J. (Estate) 02 Morris, Lewis C 105 Taylor, John (copies of the above records can be obtained from: Chancery Clerk, . Claiborne Co., Port Gibson, MS 39150) MISSISSIPPI GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY CEMETERY & BIBLE RECORDS. Vol. 16, 1976 p. 193 WINDSOR CEMETERY, location Claiborne Co., adjacent the ruins of 'Windsor", Sec. 58, T 12 N, RIE, copied by Smith Coffee Daniell, IV, 1957. Kate Daniell Buckner/June 15, 1845/May 3, 1872 Elizabeth (Betsy) Coffee/widow of Charles Daniell/1775/Dec 27, 1832 Catherine Malinda Crane/ wife of Thomas F. Daniell/1-854/1882 (no stone) Smith Coffee Daniell 1/ Nov 17, 1794/ July 8, 1836 Priscilla "Skinner/ wife/ Sept. 11, 1803/Apr 21, 1882 Smith Coffee Daniell, II/ Oct 10, 1826/Apr 28, 1861 Infant son Daniell/ 1828/ Oct 1828 Emily Jane Daniell/ Jan 15, 1835/ May 1, 1836 .'f: •Infant son/ 1836/ July 1836 Catherine S. Freeland/ wife of Smith Coffee Daniel, II/ Aug 31, 1830/ A. Mar 6, 1903 Priscilla Daniell/ Apr 3, 1851/ Jan 5, 1932 (Port Gibson Cemetery) . r .... las F. Daniell/ Nov 18, 1852/ Oct 16, 1933 (Port Gibson Cemetery) \ Issue 48 - Nov 1987 Page 28 Trueman Adderton Daniell (no stone) Charles S. Daniell/ Apr 27, 1861 (no stone) Lavjinia (Bena) Daniell/1854/ Oct 15, 1863 (no stone) Smith Coffee Daniell, 111/ Oct 16, 1861/ Sept 30, 1887 (Port Gibson) Adderton Daniell Freeland/ Jan 29, 1832/ Mar 24, 1836 Priscilla Daniell Freeland/ Nov 1, 1833/ Aug 19,1840 Smith C. Daniell Freeland/ Aug 5, 1835/ Jan 8, 1836 Martha Daniell Parker/ Sept 7, 1861/ May 30, 1864/ (dau of John M. Parker) Catnerine S. Freeland married Jan 9, 1849, Smith C. Daniell, II Nancy (Nannie) Hughes married June 26, 1884, Smith C. Daniell, 111 Eugenia Z. Beall was adopted by Priscilla S. Daniell (copied from records at the Miss. Genealogical Society) FAMILY RECORDS OF MISSISSIPPI REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS, compiled by Alice Trahy Welsh, Mississippi DAR, p. 75 WiljLiam Powell Daniel, born VA, died Mississippi June 1841, Service; He was with the Mecklenburg,. VA Company under Capt. Ward and Col. Gordon. Name sent in by Mr. Smith C. Daniell, Port Gibson, MS Thanks Marian for all of this info. You have been generous with your re search and this was never more apparent than when I received LETTER # 2 from Ruth Withers of Grafton, W.VA. Ruth sought help on her line, John Daniels m 20 July 1775, Philadelphia PA Sarah Ball. I was able to help Ruth because Marian Botel had sent me copies from a book in the Nat. Gen. SocL Lib., DUMONT DE SOUMAGNE AND ALLIED FAMILIES WITH COLLATERAL LINES OF ...I.DANIELS, by John Sanderson DuMont. 1960. The book had an interesting account of Ruth s family on pages 120-129. After exchanging several letters and making corrections in the books account the following history emerged. DANIELS FAMILY OF BUCKS CO., PA. Capi;. John Daniels was a British officer in the Fr. & Indian War. He came to i^merica in 1754. His wife ^ ; Sarah Ball, was the daughter of Wm. Ball and Frances Slaughter, grand-dau of John Ball and Sarah Roades. John and Sarah Daniels lived briefly in Fauquier Co., VA where a son, William Ball Daniels was b 29 Oct 1784. John Daniels remained in the British Army and died while fighting on Malta, where he was buried with full military honors. Sept 1793. Sarah Ball Daniels, b 1750, d 21 Nov 1828, buried Norristown, PA at Old Swedes" Church. The will of Sarah Ball Daniels was written, 1823 while she was residing at Warminister, Bucks Co., PA., but was probated 1829 in Montgomery Co., PA (Will Bk 6, p. 541). Children listed in the will: Abigail, m. George Washington Withers, resided Fauquier Co., VA; William Daniel and wife, Ann (Eldridge) Daniel; Joseph Daniels; John Daniels(deceased when will written). Some records from Fauquier Co., VA: MARRIAGE BONDS OF FAUQUIER CO., Johp Daniel to Nancy Hardin, Jan 8, 1795. 1810 census, Fauquier Co., VA p 272: John Daniel, 1 mal under 10; 1 male 16-26; 1 male 26-46; 2 females under 5; 1 female 16-26. _ LETTER #3 arrived from Dave Harness, 4918 Tahoe Circle, Martinez, CA 94553. His earliest ancestor was Eli Daniels, b 1800, London Co., VA, m 3-29-1821, London Co., VA Elizabeth Wagley; dc 1865 Pottawatomie Co., Kansas. Dave had done a lot of VA research especially the counties of London, FAirfax, and FAUQUIER. He shared' lots of his info with me which will appear in DDD next year, but I was able to combine some of this data with Old Faithful Heiriemann s Daniel^Families of theSouthern States (Vol. 2 p 40b Fam 7) and old copies of Daniell, Daniells News and Notes (Vol. 8, 1975, p. 5) and hav^ an interesting picture of the DANIEL FAMILY OF LOUDON CO., VA.-- unfortunately I could not fit Dave's ancestor, Eli ] but we're still hoping to find the right clue. Daniels, in this line Issue 48 - Nov 1987 Page 29 WILLIAM DANIEL of Louden Co., VA, son of William O'Daniel. b ? ; d 16 Feb 1800; m 20 Jan 1734, Fairfax Co., VA, Mrs. Esther Graham Deu bragh. Reportedly this family were Quakers. Children not in order; 1 James Daniel, m 4-15-1776, London Co., VA Hannah Seybolds William Daniel, m 1) Nancy Hobbs 2)-- 3) Rebecca Ellis moved to Dearborn Co., Indiana 3 Joseph Daniel, m Tacey Humphrey, d 1828 4 Benjamin Daniel, ml) Jane Love 2) -- 5 Samuel Daniel, m Sarah Hunt, went to Belmont Co., Ohio (HeinemannV2, P46-5C 6 Sarah Daniel, m -?- Lewis 7 Jane Daniel, m Thomas Cadwaller 8 Esther Daniel, m -?- Richards ' 9 Martha Daniel, m Joseph Rhodes 10 Mary Daniel, m 1) Samuel Smith 2) -?- Dillon 11 Rachel Daniel, m 2)John Sinclair In the VA files of DDD 1 found a letter written to me in 1985 from Ken iRoctcwell, 2010 Terrace Dr., Ventura, CA 93001. Some of'the data mentioned- - in it seems like it may be talking about the above family but there are- somt obvious similarities and/or mistakes. Ken's earliest ancestor was " Jane Daniel, married Enos Drake 25 Sept 1800, in "W.VA". Enos Drake was. - b in LOUDON CO., VA 3 Sept 1775. Several of Jane and Enos* children were b in London Co. Enos died in Morgan Co., OHIO. In the letter Ken wondered if Jane Daniel was a dau of James Daniel b 1729, of London Co., VA, m Ester Yarborough and had known son, Samuel, b 1781, moved to Ohio. It looks to me like a couple of generations may be combined in this account. Can any of you help straighten this out? Regarding the records of Morgan Co., Oh'io 1 have FGS~on file sent by Nadine Heppell, 556 Dalton Way, Goleta, CA 93117, in 1985. They are for Fenton Lee Daniel/Daniels, b 20 Oct 1827, Fairfax Co., VA., m. 30 Mar 1854., Morgan Co., OHio Martha Jones. Fenton was a son of James and Millie Daniel. Cen^etery records from Morgan Co., Ohio appeared in the Aug 84 issue of DDD Letter M from Thomas Edson Doughten, 5055 Rolandale Rd., Toledo, Ohio 43623. ■provides an update on the DANIEL FAMILY OF IREDELL CO., NC as published in the Jan 1987 issue of DDD, Yerby Daniel manuscript, She pherd Daniel, b 1780-90 (1820 census of Iredell Co., NC); m Mary Moss, cen sus records indicate the following age groups for their children: 2 m ales b 1820-25; 1 male b 1825-30; 1 female b 1820-25; 1 female b 1825-30. One of the sons was .PINKNEY 0. DANIEL, b 2 Feb 1824, Iredell Co., NC, d 1 8 Nov 1919 Grayson Co., VA, m 1) Ruth Cox 2) Jane Rutherford 3) Jane Osb orne. Children-- resided Grayson Co., VA--David, Warner, Cynthia, Mary, Let cher Charles, Jenny (Flora)^ Joseph, Mattie, and Bell. (FGS are on file) * A "k icirkirkirirk DON*T FORGET "*********** Thi s* is your last issue of DDD for 1987. New subscriptions begin with the Jan uary issue, 1988. Please send your renewal of $7..00 with check payable to: CONNIE DANIELS GRAVES, 614 Kirkwood Place, La Jolla, CA 92037. THANKS! EIG ITEENTH CENTURY EMIGRANTS, Vol 11, The Western Palatinate, by Annette Kun selmann Burgert.
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