Sallye: The article was written by D. A. Brown, 337 Mayhew Dr., Dallas, TX 75228. Daniel was buried in the Versailles West Cemetery circa 1879 according to the article. I think you had the death of Samuel Enoch wrong, not of Daniel. The article has 6 generations listed starting with Daniel and Rebecca and ending with several descendants born in the 1930 to 1960 timeframe. I would be happy to send this to anyone that is working on this line. John Charles Tippet JohnDoeTippet@csi.com ---------- > From: SalGundy@aol.com > To: friendlm@trianglenet.net > Cc: BEHYMER-L@rootsweb.com; johndoetippet@csi.com > Subject: Re: Daniel Behymer & Hanks & Seaborn > Date: Monday, January 11, 1999 10:01 AM > > Kathy, > Thanks for the information. I guess that I have the death of Daniel > wrong. > I don't know where I picked it up...no references. > Sarah who is buried in Southside Cem at Brown, IL...is not Sarah Seaborn. > According to my 1880 census of Versailes, Brown, IL ...Sarah was still > alive, and her sister Eliz. Seaborn, besides several of her children were with > her. I read just the Soundex for this, and it did not show Daniel there. I > do > not have a 1900 or 1910 census on this family. > Odd thing, I found another marriage for a Daniel. He married a MARY > McKENZIE in Mar 8, 1853 in Christian, IL. Now Sarah's first child was > shown as being born 1856 (twins). Could Daniel have married 3x? > Originally, there was a mix up of Daniels, as a Daniel, from a another > branch of the family lived in Macon, Brown, IL about the same time. He > also had various wives. They appeared to have gotten mixed up, but > think that they were straightened out. I have not found a marriage date for > Daniel and Seaborn. > The reason I feel Daniel was a son of Elijah, as both families lived in > Taylorville in 1880, fairly close together. So, if they were father and son, > Billy Bob will probably want to know also as he is researching the Daniel > and Anna from Campbell Co, KY. > > JOHN T....Did the article say where Daniel was buried? who wrote the > article? > > > Sallye