Hi List, Has anyone information on the Peter DANIEL listed on the Shelby Co IL 1830 census. He is found on Microfilm 19_23 page 140B. Peter (1761/1770) is listed with 1 male (1801/1810); 1 female (1811/1815), 1 female (1801/1811), & 1 female (1771/1780). I have no idea where he was before 1830. Thanks, Gladys

Good Morning: I knew Etheldred SMITH (ABT 1750-1843) and Noah SMITH (ABT 1775-AFT 1843) of Green County, NC were related. I also knew they followed Robert C. DANIEL (ABT 1765-AFT 1830) to Burke County, GA and then to Jefferson County, GA. The Jordan SMITH listed in this will was Rev. Jordan SMITH (ABT 1777-1835) who married Mary GAINER, d/o William GAINER and Martha WILLIAMS. The GAINERS and WILLIAMS were originally of Petersburg, Surry County, VA and later moved to Davisboro, Washington County, GA. I feel pretty sure there was also a MARSHALL family that was a part of an overall SMITH, GAINER, WILLIAMS and RAIFORD connection because they were all over each other in Jefferson County, GA, besides those names mentioned in the following will. The HUDSON connection in this will of Etheldred SMITH looks very much like the HUDSON boy was a descendant of Robert HUDSON (ABT 1750-ABT 1790) and Rhoda DANIEL (ABT 1755-1792) of Pitt County, NC, later Effingham County, GA because this bunch ties right into the WILLIAMS family, too. I am also pretty sure the ALLENS listed in this will were descendants of Robert ALLEN bunch out of Hanover County, VA, some of which later moved to Richmond County, GA. I also think the R. W. JOHNSON listed was probably R. W. JOHNSTON because folks always seemed to leave out the T in this name. Any information on this bunch is appreciated. <<< Jefferson Co.Georgia Wills (1777-1893) ETHELDRED SMITH 11/18/1843:5/6/1844, p. 288-289 Wife: Nancy. Sons: Noah, Richard. To ch of son, Jordan Smith, decd. Daus: Amy Youngblood, Polly Oliphant. To ch of dau., Patsey Hudson, decd. To ch of dau., Nancy Harris, wife of Samuel H. Harris. Wits: R. W. Johnson, Waddle Allen, J. W. Allen. >>> John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA

This website is an education in dates and county formations in Virginia. Its pictorials makes it easy to follow jurisdictions year by year from 1617 to 1995. Very interestingly presented. http://www.segenealogy.com/virginia/va_maps/va_cf.htm Robert

Hi, Dan, Thanks for responding to this inquiry. I can tell you that your John Daniel does NOT descend from Capt. Allen Daniel of Madison County, Georgia. His children were born in Virginia well before 1800, and probably before or right after the Rev War. None of his descendants were ever known to migrate into Tennessee, just west into Mississippi and Texas. Diane Carrington Bradford Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- From: Dan Goodin [mailto:jd_goodin@cox.net] Sent: Thursday, March 25, 2004 8:40 AM To: DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [DANIEL-L] James H. Daniel Family Bible This is my posting and James H DANIEL is my 2nd great grandfather. I believe his father is John DANIEL. This is where I hit a wall. I have been working (part time) on my 3rd great grandfather, John DANIEL. Most of my information was gathered by family bibles and the US Census, and confirmed with interviews. Provided below is what I know about my John DANIEL. There are a number of GHOLSTON folks in Lee and Prentiss counties in the area of Pratt, MS. I do not know much about these folks. . Sincerely, Dan Goodin 1 John DANIEL b: Abt. 1802 in Tennessee .. +Mary (Unknown) b: Abt. 1805 in South Carolina or Georgia ......... 2 Martha DANIEL b: Abt. 1830 in Alabama ......... 2 Mary DANIEL b: Abt. 1831 in Alabama ......... 2 William DANIEL b: Abt. 1832 in Alabama ......... 2 Amanda E. DANIEL b: Abt. 1835 in Alabama d: Abt. 1865 ............. +William Thomas CLARK b: Bet. 1832 - 1833 in Lawrence County, Mississippi d: June 27, 1862 in Virginia (Civil War) m: February 06, 1856 in Tishomingo County, Mississippi .................... 3 Joseph M CLARK- b: Abt 1857 .................... 3 Mary Sue CLARK b: August 04,1860 in Itawamba County, Mississippi d: January 12,1941 in Stratford, Oklahoma ........................ +Marion W. LOVELACE b: May 02,1861 in Cherokee County, Alabama d: February 04,1941 in Stratford, Oklahoma in: December 14,1882 in Lee County, Mississippi ............................... 4 Amanda/Alvaretta LOVELACE b: February 03,1887 in Lee County, Mississippi d: in Asher, Oklahoma ................................... +John Robert HIBBARD b: December 25,1885 in Siloam Springs, Arkansas d: July 19,1969 in Sulphur, Oklahoma in: October 21, 1906 in Asher, Oklahoma ........ 2 Sara DANIEL b: Abt. 1837 in Alabama ......... 2 Jane DANIEL b- Abt. 1842 in Alabama ......... 2 James Hamilton DANIEL b: September 09, 1844 in Itawamba County, Mississippi d: March.18,1914 in Lee County, Mississippi ............. +Rebecca Cunningham PRATT b: May 10, 1855 in Mississippi d: January 05,1896 in Lee County, Mississippi in: January 11, 1872 in Lee County, Mississippi .................... 3 Mary Balzora DANIEL b: September 08,1875 in Mississippi d: September 12, 1923 ................... + Nathaniel Bullock GHOLSTON b: September 29,1874 d: June 09,1956 in: November 22,1894 ...............................4 Lessie GHOLSTON b: May 14,1892 d: February 06,1945 ................................ | Mabry .................... *2nd Husband of Mary Balzora DANIEL: ........................ +Nattie GHOLSTON in: November 22,1894 .................... 3 James Henry DANIEL b: August 31, 1877 in Lee County, Mississippi d: July 21, 1951 in Booneville, Mississippi (Prentiss County) ........................ | Ola Myrtle ENIS b: March 08,1883 d: February 01, 1965 in Booneville, Mississippi (Prentiss County) in: December 08,1901 in Lee County, Mississippi ............................... 4 Clancie M. DANIEL b: December 12,1902 in Pratt Community, L= County, Mississippi d: June 26,1904 in Pratt Community, Lee County, Mississippi ............................... 4 James Otis DANIEL b: August 12,1904 in Pratt Community, Lee County, Mississippi d: February 02,1996 in Westpoint, Clay County, Mississippi ................................... +Maggie Bell PLUNK b: January 22,1909 in McNairy, Tennessee m: December 04,1929 in Booneville, Prentiss County, Mississippi ............................... 4 William Flavis DANIEL b: October 27,190@ in Pratt Community, Lee County, Mississippi d: January 1985 ................................... +Beulah HOLLEY b: April 13,1914 d: January 1988 in: November 24,1932 in Booneville, Prentiss County, Mississippi ............................... 4 Violet Justine DANIEL b: July 11, 1909 in Pratt Community, Mississippi (L4w County) d: October 30,1976 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida (Broward County) ................................... | John Vandiver GOODIN b: November 04,1912 in Prentiss County, Mississippi in: December 24,1931 in Prentiss County, Mississippi ............................... 4 Prentiss Felton DANIEL b: April 11, 1911 in Pratt Community, Mississippi (Lx County) d: August 09,1994 in Booneville, Mississippi (Prentiss County) ................................... | Lettie Maydale HOLLEY b: December 09,1913 in Ripley, Mississippi (Tippah County) d: October 23,1998 in Booneville, Mississippi (Prentiss County) in: April 08,1937 in Booneville, Prentiss County, Mississippi ................................... 4 Enis Melton DANIEL b: May 04,1916 in Pratt Community, Lee County, Mississippi d: April 1978 in Mississippi ................................... + Mae ............................... *2nd Wife of Enis Melton DANIEL: ........................................ +Sarah .................... 3 Elmer DANIEL b: July 17, 1880 in Mississippi d: February 15, 1887 in Mississippi .................... 3 Clinton DANIEL b: February 07, 1883 in Lee County, Mississippi d: November 15, 1953 ........................ +Lena GHOLSTONb: Abt. 1889 in: June 21, 1908 in Lee County, Mississippi .................................... 4 Allen G. DANIEL b: June 25, 1914 d: September 05, 1975 . .................................... 4 Clorine DANIEL b: Abt. 1909 ..................... 3 Orah DANIEL b: October 29, 1885 in-Mississippi ..................... +Lee M. MALONE in: August 07, 1910 in Lee County Misissippi ..................... 3 William Jackson DANIEL b: January 05, 1873 d: July 15, 1878 .............*2nd Wife of James Hamilton DANIEL: ............. +Ada Snow b: November 22, 1869 m.-June,(@2, 1898 .................... 3 Alpha SNOW . ....................... +Pratt ......... 2 Andrew DANIEL b: Abt. 1848 in Itawamba, Mississippi ----- Original Message ----- From: "Diane Carrington Bradford" <wdbradford@mindspring.com> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 20, 2004 4:07 AM Subject: [DANIEL-L] James H. Daniel Family Bible > I found the following transcription of a Daniel Bible record on the > Lee County, Mississippi GenWeb Page at URL: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~mslee/jhdanielbible.html > > The "Nattie" Gholston mentioned was a gr grandson of Dabney Gholston > of Madison County, Georgia, and Dabney was also a 3rd gr grandfather > of mine. I don't know whether or not this James H. Daniel family > descends from the Capt. Allen Daniel family of Madison County, GA, but > it's possible. > > Does anyone on the list know anything about the origins of this James > H. Daniel? > > Diane Carrington Bradford > Atlanta, GA > > > James H. Daniel Family Bible > > Submitted by Dan Goodin > > James H. Daniel and Rebecca J. Pratt was married January 11, 1872 > Joseph M. Clark and Loucinda Boren, daughter of Wash Boren, born about > 1858, was married - - - > Mary Balzora Daniel and Nattie Gholston was married Nov. 22, 1894 > J. H. Daniel and Ada Snow was married June 2, 1898 > James Hamilton Daniel was borned September 9, 1844 > Rebecca Jane Pratt was borned May 10, 1853 > William Jackson Daniel was borned January 5, 1873 > Mary Balzora Daniel was borned Sept. 8, 1875 > James Henry Daniel was borned Aug. 31, 1877 > Elmer Daniel was borned July 17, 1880 > Clintie Daniel was borned Feb. 7, 1883 > Orah Daniel was borned Oct. 29, 1885 > Ada Snow was borned Nov. 27, 1869 > Alpha Snow was borned Apr. 2, 1887 > Lessie Gholston was borned May 14, 1897 > Joseph Marien Clark was borned Oct. 25, 1857 > William Thomas Clark was borned Sep. 25, 1862 > Mary Susan Clark was borned Aug. 13, 1860 > William J. Daniel departed this life July 15, 1878 > Joseph M. Clark departed this life August 24, 1878 > Elmer Daniel departed this life Feb. 15, 1887 > Rebecca Jane Daniel departed this life January 5, 1896 > > > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > DO NOT FORGET: This is a Genealogical Mailing List and the posting of messages that do not relate to the DANIEL Family, its collateral families or those of a historical nature relating to genealogical research -- are not allowed on this list. > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== DO NOT FORGET: This is a Genealogical Mailing List and the posting of messages that do not relate to the DANIEL Family, its collateral families or those of a historical nature relating to genealogical research -- are not allowed on this list.

This is my posting and James H DANIEL is my 2nd great grandfather. I believe his father is John DANIEL. This is where I hit a wall. I have been working (part time) on my 3rd great grandfather, John DANIEL. Most of my information was gathered by family bibles and the US Census, and confirmed with interviews. Provided below is what I know about my John DANIEL. There are a number of GHOLSTON folks in Lee and Prentiss counties in the area of Pratt, MS. I do not know much about these folks. . Sincerely, Dan Goodin 1 John DANIEL b: Abt. 1802 in Tennessee .. +Mary (Unknown) b: Abt. 1805 in South Carolina or Georgia ......... 2 Martha DANIEL b: Abt. 1830 in Alabama ......... 2 Mary DANIEL b: Abt. 1831 in Alabama ......... 2 William DANIEL b: Abt. 1832 in Alabama ......... 2 Amanda E. DANIEL b: Abt. 1835 in Alabama d: Abt. 1865 ............. +William Thomas CLARK b: Bet. 1832 - 1833 in Lawrence County, Mississippi d: June 27, 1862 in Virginia (Civil War) m: February 06, 1856 in Tishomingo County, Mississippi .................... 3 Joseph M CLARK- b: Abt 1857 .................... 3 Mary Sue CLARK b: August 04,1860 in Itawamba County, Mississippi d: January 12,1941 in Stratford, Oklahoma ........................ +Marion W. LOVELACE b: May 02,1861 in Cherokee County, Alabama d: February 04,1941 in Stratford, Oklahoma in: December 14,1882 in Lee County, Mississippi ............................... 4 Amanda/Alvaretta LOVELACE b: February 03,1887 in Lee County, Mississippi d: in Asher, Oklahoma ................................... +John Robert HIBBARD b: December 25,1885 in Siloam Springs, Arkansas d: July 19,1969 in Sulphur, Oklahoma in: October 21, 1906 in Asher, Oklahoma ........ 2 Sara DANIEL b: Abt. 1837 in Alabama ......... 2 Jane DANIEL b- Abt. 1842 in Alabama ......... 2 James Hamilton DANIEL b: September 09, 1844 in Itawamba County, Mississippi d: March.18,1914 in Lee County, Mississippi ............. +Rebecca Cunningham PRATT b: May 10, 1855 in Mississippi d: January 05,1896 in Lee County, Mississippi in: January 11, 1872 in Lee County, Mississippi .................... 3 Mary Balzora DANIEL b: September 08,1875 in Mississippi d: September 12, 1923 ................... + Nathaniel Bullock GHOLSTON b: September 29,1874 d: June 09,1956 in: November 22,1894 ...............................4 Lessie GHOLSTON b: May 14,1892 d: February 06,1945 ................................ | Mabry .................... *2nd Husband of Mary Balzora DANIEL: ........................ +Nattie GHOLSTON in: November 22,1894 .................... 3 James Henry DANIEL b: August 31, 1877 in Lee County, Mississippi d: July 21, 1951 in Booneville, Mississippi (Prentiss County) ........................ | Ola Myrtle ENIS b: March 08,1883 d: February 01, 1965 in Booneville, Mississippi (Prentiss County) in: December 08,1901 in Lee County, Mississippi ............................... 4 Clancie M. DANIEL b: December 12,1902 in Pratt Community, L= County, Mississippi d: June 26,1904 in Pratt Community, Lee County, Mississippi ............................... 4 James Otis DANIEL b: August 12,1904 in Pratt Community, Lee County, Mississippi d: February 02,1996 in Westpoint, Clay County, Mississippi ................................... +Maggie Bell PLUNK b: January 22,1909 in McNairy, Tennessee m: December 04,1929 in Booneville, Prentiss County, Mississippi ............................... 4 William Flavis DANIEL b: October 27,190@ in Pratt Community, Lee County, Mississippi d: January 1985 ................................... +Beulah HOLLEY b: April 13,1914 d: January 1988 in: November 24,1932 in Booneville, Prentiss County, Mississippi ............................... 4 Violet Justine DANIEL b: July 11, 1909 in Pratt Community, Mississippi (L4w County) d: October 30,1976 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida (Broward County) ................................... | John Vandiver GOODIN b: November 04,1912 in Prentiss County, Mississippi in: December 24,1931 in Prentiss County, Mississippi ............................... 4 Prentiss Felton DANIEL b: April 11, 1911 in Pratt Community, Mississippi (Lx County) d: August 09,1994 in Booneville, Mississippi (Prentiss County) ................................... | Lettie Maydale HOLLEY b: December 09,1913 in Ripley, Mississippi (Tippah County) d: October 23,1998 in Booneville, Mississippi (Prentiss County) in: April 08,1937 in Booneville, Prentiss County, Mississippi ................................... 4 Enis Melton DANIEL b: May 04,1916 in Pratt Community, Lee County, Mississippi d: April 1978 in Mississippi ................................... + Mae ............................... *2nd Wife of Enis Melton DANIEL: ........................................ +Sarah .................... 3 Elmer DANIEL b: July 17, 1880 in Mississippi d: February 15, 1887 in Mississippi .................... 3 Clinton DANIEL b: February 07, 1883 in Lee County, Mississippi d: November 15, 1953 ........................ +Lena GHOLSTONb: Abt. 1889 in: June 21, 1908 in Lee County, Mississippi .................................... 4 Allen G. DANIEL b: June 25, 1914 d: September 05, 1975 . .................................... 4 Clorine DANIEL b: Abt. 1909 ..................... 3 Orah DANIEL b: October 29, 1885 in-Mississippi ..................... +Lee M. MALONE in: August 07, 1910 in Lee County Misissippi ..................... 3 William Jackson DANIEL b: January 05, 1873 d: July 15, 1878 .............*2nd Wife of James Hamilton DANIEL: ............. +Ada Snow b: November 22, 1869 m.-June,(@2, 1898 .................... 3 Alpha SNOW . ....................... +Pratt ......... 2 Andrew DANIEL b: Abt. 1848 in Itawamba, Mississippi ----- Original Message ----- From: "Diane Carrington Bradford" <wdbradford@mindspring.com> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 20, 2004 4:07 AM Subject: [DANIEL-L] James H. Daniel Family Bible > I found the following transcription of a Daniel Bible record on the > Lee County, Mississippi GenWeb Page at URL: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~mslee/jhdanielbible.html > > The "Nattie" Gholston mentioned was a gr grandson of Dabney Gholston > of Madison County, Georgia, and Dabney was also a 3rd gr grandfather > of mine. I don't know whether or not this James H. Daniel family > descends from the Capt. Allen Daniel family of Madison County, GA, but > it's possible. > > Does anyone on the list know anything about the origins of this James > H. Daniel? > > Diane Carrington Bradford > Atlanta, GA > > > James H. Daniel Family Bible > > Submitted by Dan Goodin > > James H. Daniel and Rebecca J. Pratt was married January 11, 1872 > Joseph M. Clark and Loucinda Boren, daughter of Wash Boren, born about > 1858, was married - - - > Mary Balzora Daniel and Nattie Gholston was married Nov. 22, 1894 > J. H. Daniel and Ada Snow was married June 2, 1898 > James Hamilton Daniel was borned September 9, 1844 > Rebecca Jane Pratt was borned May 10, 1853 > William Jackson Daniel was borned January 5, 1873 > Mary Balzora Daniel was borned Sept. 8, 1875 > James Henry Daniel was borned Aug. 31, 1877 > Elmer Daniel was borned July 17, 1880 > Clintie Daniel was borned Feb. 7, 1883 > Orah Daniel was borned Oct. 29, 1885 > Ada Snow was borned Nov. 27, 1869 > Alpha Snow was borned Apr. 2, 1887 > Lessie Gholston was borned May 14, 1897 > Joseph Marien Clark was borned Oct. 25, 1857 > William Thomas Clark was borned Sep. 25, 1862 > Mary Susan Clark was borned Aug. 13, 1860 > William J. Daniel departed this life July 15, 1878 > Joseph M. Clark departed this life August 24, 1878 > Elmer Daniel departed this life Feb. 15, 1887 > Rebecca Jane Daniel departed this life January 5, 1896 > > > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > DO NOT FORGET: This is a Genealogical Mailing List and the posting of messages that do not relate to the DANIEL Family, its collateral families or those of a historical nature relating to genealogical research -- are not allowed on this list. > >

Good Evening: Are any of the following names familiar to anyone? These are persons located within 10 of the Robert DANIEL listed in this 1793 voters list from Greene County, NC. Robert (ABT 1765-AFT 1830) married Penelope LANE (1773-1846), d/o Capt. Isham LANE of Green County, NC. <<<< Alexander HARPER, David SCARBOROUGH, James TUNAGE, Enoch PRICE, Matthew HANKS, George BUTTS, Thomas KINNEY, Moses HINSON, Thomas Tarrbarr (TARVER), James BARFIELD, Robert DANIELS, Noah SMITH, Benjamin ELLIS, Andrew MIZELL, Francis MEEKS, William HOLLIDAY, John TAYLOR, Jonathan FAIRCLOTH, Richard SMITH, Benjamin CASWELL, William HOOKER, Richard JORDAN >>> John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA

Brenda, My name is Myrtle Wynne. What Daniel/Daniels are you seeking in clarke County, AL. I am researching John T. Daniel, married (2nd) Sarah Moncrief. John was born in Va, January 17, 1804. When they married in 1839 he already had a Robert Born AL in 1833 in his household. Can we help each other? Myrtle ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brenda Joiner" <wheeliebj@msn.com> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2004 6:21 PM Subject: [DANIEL-L] DANIEL'S who served in Civil War > For those of you who are searching for ancestors who served in the Civil War, go to: > www.archives.state.al.us/civilwar/search.cfm, and type in DANIEL. > > These are, primarily, soldiers who served from the State of Alabama, but also includes some from Georgia, Tennessee, Mississippi, South Carolina and a couple from Kentucky. > > Hope this helps some of you with your search. > > Brenda in Alabama > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > Going on Vacation for longer than 5 days? Please unsubscribe > Click on the following link and your message is ready to send > Mail Mode: > mailto:DANIEL-L-request@rootsweb.com?subject=unsubscribe > or- > Digest Mode: > mailto:DANIEL-D-request@rootsweb.com?subject=unsubscribe > >

To search for Georgia ancestors in the Civil War, go to: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/military/civilwar/regiment.htm And the Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System Web site is at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/military/civilwar/regiment.htm You can search for Confederate or Union soldiers at this site. Diane Carrington Bradford Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- From: Brenda Joiner [mailto:wheeliebj@msn.com] Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2004 7:21 PM To: DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [DANIEL-L] DANIEL'S who served in Civil War For those of you who are searching for ancestors who served in the Civil War, go to: www.archives.state.al.us/civilwar/search.cfm, and type in DANIEL. These are, primarily, soldiers who served from the State of Alabama, but also includes some from Georgia, Tennessee, Mississippi, South Carolina and a couple from Kentucky. Hope this helps some of you with your search. Brenda in Alabama ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== Going on Vacation for longer than 5 days? Please unsubscribe Click on the following link and your message is ready to send Mail Mode: mailto:DANIEL-L-request@rootsweb.com?subject=unsubscribe or- Digest Mode: mailto:DANIEL-D-request@rootsweb.com?subject=unsubscribe

For those of you who are searching for ancestors who served in the Civil War, go to: www.archives.state.al.us/civilwar/search.cfm, and type in DANIEL. These are, primarily, soldiers who served from the State of Alabama, but also includes some from Georgia, Tennessee, Mississippi, South Carolina and a couple from Kentucky. Hope this helps some of you with your search. Brenda in Alabama

This is very good information. However, what one must remember, about Accomack and probably even Northampton is they were eastern shore counties, not connected to VA, proper, but separated from mainland VA by Chesapeake Bay.. I know for a fact that Accomack families are very heavily engaged with family of Fairfax and Prince William County, VA and I assume there would be some connection in these families to Northampton. I would also look for lots of connections in these two counties to DE, MD and that area since they are actually attached to these areas, as opposed to being directly attached to VA. . I would also assume there would be a reasonable number of connections to counties like Essex, Caroline and those areas of VA, since they were located directly across Chesapeake Bay from both counties. However, I would still tend to think they probably had more connections to DE and MD since they were located on the same peninsula as both of these two states because traversing the Chesapeake Bay was not an easy chore for most families and any migration, inland would be occurred along the shorelines of this bay. Hence the reason there are so many connections between the families of Accomack and Fairfax County, VA -- the folks followed the shoreline to the vicinity of Washington and crossed the sound into, VA, proper. The same connections can be said for Prince William County, VA since it is located adjacent to Fairfax. . None of these northern VA counties are probably tied to Southside families of York, Henrico, James City, Charles City, IOW, Surry, etc., loosely or otherwise. These folks are located way down the state, south and east of Richmond -- pretty near the NC line. That's a long ways from the other locations since Washington is about 100 miles from Richmond and these counties, south and east of Richmond. I am sure there was probably some ties between the outer island counties, like Accomack and Northampton and the mainland, that Chesapeake Bay was not a easy body of water to traverse in those days and most links would probably have occurred with families located to their north in DE and MD, as well as across the sound at one of its narrower points located to the north. It must be remembered, the land body composing most of current Accomack and Northampton are at the end of the Delaware and Maryland peninsula and not on the land mass of VA, proper. In 1634, Accomack County, VA composed most of this whole peninsula and Northampton was not split off until 1643. At the same time (1743) Charles River parish was renamed, York, so York was not one of the original eight VA parishes or counties. The original eight counties of VA in 1634 (also called shires or parishes) were Charles City, Elizabeth City, Henrico, James City, Accomack, Charles River, Warrosquyoake, and Warwick River. Also, remember the name of Accomack county was later changed to Northampton and then later Northampton was split up into Northampton and Accomack counties. John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA ----- Original Message ----- From: <ShuShuFlyPie@cs.com> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2004 11:19 AM Subject: [DANIEL-L] Cavaliers & Pioneers ~ DANIEL CAVALIERS and PIONEERS ~ Nell Marion Nugent VOL I ~ 1623 ~ 1666 DANIEL ~ By Years [pg 33] ~ Henry and Elizabeth DANIELL, 1635 HENRY DANIELL, 200 acres James City County, 13 NOV 1635, pg 306. Adjacent land of Alexander STONER and running unto the woods east and west. 100 acres for the person adv. Of himself and wife, ELIZABETH DANIELL, and 100 acres for transport of two persons: Elizabeth HUDSON and Katherine SANDERS. Note: Renewed in the name of William DAVIS. Test: Thomas COOKE, Clerk. ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 43] ~ Edward DANIELL, 1636 [See 1643] John NEALE, 1500 acres Accomack County, 18 JUN 1636, pg 365. Beginning at the long point on the seaboard side, along the same in breadth abutting southeast upon Smith's Island and northwest into the woods. Transport of 30 persons: EDWARD DANIELL, Ann ALPORT, Richard WILSONN, John MANLY (or Manby), Edward PASKINS, George BOWLES, Jonathan CURTIS, Pearce NEALE, Robert PEARCE, William PEARCE, Abraham PANTHURST, Edward GILL, Gilbert BENNETT, David WITHERBY, James HEAD, Phillipp LANGFIELD, James PATTISON, Bryan KELLY, Richard SMITH, Katherine SMITH, Elizabeth PISTOLE, Robert PISTOLE, William PARRY, , Thomas ADDAMS, Elias HARMAN, Ann PROSSER, Elizabeth SHERLY [Shirley~?], William SHAW, Henry ROBINSON. ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 50] ~ Walter DANIEL, 1636 WALTER DANIEL, 100 acres James City County, last day of SEP 1636, pg 394. In Martin's Hundred, joining west upon land of Thomas SMITH; south upon a branch of Kethes Creek; and east into the woods. Transport of two persons: Thomas JENINGS [or JENNINGS~?], Richard WRIGHT. ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 97] ~ Henry DANIELL, 1638 John JACKSON and Elizabeth KINGSMILL (Kingsmell) now the wife of William TAYLOR, 600 acres James City County, 26 SEP 1638, pg 600. Being a parcel of small islands upper Chichahominy River compassed round with a marsh, south southwest on land of Mr. Bridges FREEMAN, west northwest upon land of John DANSEY and north northeast upon land of Mr. John FELGATE, etc. Dut by right of transport of 12 persons: HENRY DANIELL, Michael BATT, 100 acres as being an old planter; John GELDING, Patrick TALLING, David DAVIS, Jonathan VAUGHAN, , Edward PLOWMAN, Alexander STOMER, Thomas BROWNE, Thomas CHILD, Jonathan NURTON ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 82] ~ Edward DANIELL, 1638 Stephen CHARLTON, 1,000 acres, Accomack County, 10 MAY 1638, pg 528. Northeast upon main creek of Nuswattocks, adjacent to William ANDREWS and the main bay. Transport of 20 persons: EDWARD DANIELL, Alex WILLINSON, Jon. ENGLAND, Edward EDNALL, Jon. WOODFORD, Thomas SYMONS, Jon. COLLINS, William DAVIS, Thomas BELL, William MOULT, William WILLIAMS, Jon. ROBINSON, James BLITHE, Robert RHOADES, Brice MARKS, Chri. MOYSES, Nich. WHITE, Nich GOWER, Archelaus STEPHENS, Alex. CHAPMAN. ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 139] ~ John DANIELL, 1642 John HARLOWE, 200 acres, Northampton County, 10 NOV 1642, pg 851. Being a neck of land, adjacent land late in the possession of Rowland REYNE, north on land of Captain William ROPER and westerly Old Plantation Creek. Due by assignment from John CORKER, to whom it was due for transport of 4 persons: John PLUMMER, Henry CARLETON, John HINTON, and JOHN DANIELL ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 225] ~ Thomas DANIEL, 1643 ~ [See 1636] John NEALE, Gent., 300 acres, Northampton County, 10 APR 1643, pg 365. At Maggetty Bay, beginning at a mrked cedar tree parting, this from the devdt. Of Edmd. SCARBURGH, thence running westerly along Craduck Creek unto the main Bay, bounded on the west by said bay, on the north by the now claimed land of Peter WALKER and finally on the east by land of said SCARBURGH and a former devdt. Of said NEALE. Transport of 6 persons: Richard MILLER, Fra. CARTER, Thomas PERKINS, Edward ELLIS, Samuel JOHNSON and THOMAS DANIEL ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 155] ~ Edward DANIELL, 1644 Edwyn CONAWAY [Conway~?] Clarke, (Clerk), 500 acres, Northampton County, 08 OCT 1644, pg 17. At Hungers Creek, east upon land of Richard SMITH. Transport of 10 persons: EDWARD DANIELL, William BURRELL, Elizabeth his wife, Fra. HARISON [Harrison], Richard FIXMUS, Ja. LANDWOOD, John POWELL, Elizabeth POTTER. NOTE: Mr. BURRELL have assigned his write [right] to Edwyn CONAWAY this 08th of OCT 1644. Thomas KNIGHT, Mary KNIGHT, Richard LATHBERRY. (This patent renewed 22 JUL 1645 in the name of John SEVERNE.) ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 178] ~ John DANIELL, 1648 Thomas LUDWELL, Gent., 500 acres, James City County, Virginia, 16 JUN 1648, pg 154. Upon the north side of Jones Creek in Chickahominy River. Transport of 10 persons: Elinor BIGG, Alice JEFFERSON, John BARKER, William VICARD, A dam RICHARDSON, JOHN DANIELL, John CHINLEY, John NEWTON, William DRUIT, Henry COLLIER. ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 185] ~ Thomas DANIEL, 1649 Mr. Ralph BARLOWE, 850 acres, Northampton County, 05 OCT 1649, pg 184. Lying north northwest upon great Noswattock River from Arokoko Creek Mouth, bounded west southwest with said creek, east northeast with Mansotanzick Creek. Transport of 17 persons: Himself "two several times," Ann PARKER, William BOSMAN, Walter NORTON, Bridgett RICHARDSON, Abraham MORGAN, Robert PARKER, George PARKER, THOMAS DANIEL, James KEMP, John MELLER [Miller~?], Elinor ODAIT, John PETER, Roger HENGAN, William HOPKINS, one Negro ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 186] ~ John DANIELL, 1649 John KING, 500 acres, York County, Virginia, 19 NOV 1649, pg 192. On the north side of York River upon the west side of the mouth of Poropotanke, bounded northeast upon Kings Creek. Transport of 10 persons: JOHN DANIELL, Robert LESTER, George LITTLETON, Thomas LOMANS, Thomas MANSFEILD [Mansfield], John BOSHOE, Morgan JOANES [JONES], John WILLIAMS, and Henry THOMPSON ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 275] ~ Henry DANIELL, 1652 Mrs. Jane HARMER, 2,000 acres, Northumberland County, date blank, 1652, pg 184. Northernly upon Potomeck River alias Potomeck Creek, easternly upon a branch of same dividing this and land of John ROOKWOOD, Gent., commonly called the Fort land, etc. Transport of 40 persons: Charles GREGORY, Elizabeth DOBSON, Sackfield BREW, John JAMES, John SMITH, William CHRISTIAN, Richard FORD, Roger HOBSON, George JAMES, Elizabeth RICHARDS, Lanc. [Lancelot~?] SEWELL, William JACKSON, John OXFORD, Mary WINCHLY, William ABBEYS, James CUNNY, Fra. HEWETT, Thomas SHARPE, William JONES, Mich. SAWYER, James COLE, James TUTE [or TATE], Richard LOWEN, William FARLEY, William HOPKINS, Arth. COLLINS, John TOWMES, John NURTON, Mich. BATT, Hump. ADREY, John GOLDINGS, Patr. TALLIN, David DAVIS, John VAUGHAN, Edmd. CLOWMAN, William WILLIAMS, John METCALF, HENRY DANIELL ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 249, Patent Book No. 3] ~ Walter DANIEL, 1653 Captain Francis POTT, 1,500 acres, Northampton County, 24 JAN 1653, pg 49. Beginning at the end of a point of land on the north side of a branch running out of Matchepungo Creek, etc. to land of Richard ALLEN. 500 acres by vertue of an order of the Quarter Court, 07 DEC 1633, and 1,000 acres for transport of 20 persons: Joseph FILCH, Jno. GEORGE, Walter HORTON, Cha. GREENE, William GAPIN, Richard OSBORNE, Thomas PRICE, William PRICE, Randall HOLT, WALTER DANIEL, Joseph HILL, Edward GRIMES, Richard TAYLOR, Edward HARRISON, Nicholas GEORGE, James HALL, Susan WILSON, Elizabeth BLORE, Susan HOLSTON, Margaret LITTLE. ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 249, Patent Bk No. 3] ~ John DANIELL, 1653 Joseph CROSHAW, 1,750 acres York County, 08 NOV 1653, pg 51. On south side of York River behind land of Captain John WEST called Cheemockin, running by Black Creek unto CROSHAWs Extent. Transport of 25 persons: Henry BANISTER, Michael WIDNELL, John TURPEY [Turpen/Turpin~?], Ann BARDEN, Martin PALMER, Mary his wife, Mary PALMER, John GODSMEN, Villemile HUGHES, Edward TIRRELL [Terrill~?], JOHN DANIELL, John FLEMING, John MILLER, Richard BAYLEY [Bailey~?], John WLENING (?), Sarah BOYCE, George SMITH, Hugh STANFORT, George GYMES [Grimes~?] ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 257] ~ Thomas DANIELL, 1653 William THOMAS, 400 acres, Northumberland County, 19 OCT 1653, pg 87. Upon south side of great Wicocomico River, bounded on southeast side with Fishing Creek, northwest upon a branch of the river and northeast upon the river opposite land surveyed for Thomas SAFFALL. Transport of 8 persons: Mary BOONE, John NEWTON, Richard GROVES, THOMAS DANIEL, Mary LIGHT, Anne SLAUGHTER, Michael INGES, Phillip BEADLE ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 280/81, Patent Book No. 3] ~ Oliver DANIELL, 1653 Thomas READ, 300 acres, Northumberland County, 01 DEC 1653, pg 219. Adjacent land of Jeffery GOUCH at Vulcanes Creek, on south side of great Wicocomico River and west northwest upon land of Henry WICKER. Transport of 6 persons: William BRUHAM, Edmund LAND (or LUND), Tower HILL, Edward MOTHELL, OLIVER DANIELL, William THOMAS ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 282] ~ Adam DANIELL, 1653 Peter KNIGHT and Baker CUTT, 1,850 acres, 13 OCT 1653, pg 228. Bounding southernly upon Captain BRENT's land, easternly upon Potomeck River and northernly upon Chapawansick Creek. Transport of 37 persons: William CLAYRE, John SYSONE (or Sipsone), James WESTBROOKE, William Valence, Elinor RAMZEE [Ramsey~?], John FAIRBANKE, Fra. MOTT, Richard SPURNELL, Rice MORRICE, Robert KNOTT, Elizabeth LAWRENCE, Elizabeth MORRICE, James BARBER, John DRAP, Toby INGRAM, Wilmott JONES, ADAM DANIELL, Thomas CHARNOLD, Mary DAVIS, Michael POOPE [Pope], John FULLER, John ROBINSON, John SPREATT [Spratt~?], Susan PUNGLY, Rice THOMPSON, Christopher BENNETT, Eman. [Emanuel~?] WILLE, Elizabeth, his wife, and six children; William MURDURE [Murden~?], Georg AIREA (or ACREA); three Negroes, Robert, Sampsons and Thom, and one Indian Thomas. The three last names due. {?} ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 284] ~ William DANIELL, 1653 Thomas HAWKINS, 2,500 acres, Northumberland County, 26 FEB 1653, pg 236. Upon south side of Potomeck River. Record incomplete. Description, however, mentions Herringe Creek and Major George READ. Part of this tract assigned by ………. KEMP unto Mr. Nicholas GERRARD, who assigned same unto Thomas HAWKINS; and 1,000 acres part formerly granted unto Mr. Thomas GERRARD and assigned to said HAWKINS. 1,000 acres for transport of 20 persons: Richard BRIDGE, Robert LANDSON, Joane ELCOCKE, WILLIAM DANIELL, John JEFFERYS, Mary ARNOLL [Arnold~?], William PROUT, Martha BRICE, John MARTIN, Mary BAKER, James LOID [Loyd or LORD~?], William POWELL, Winifred POWELL, David WILKINS, Richard BRITTS, John SMITH, James JOHNSON, William REYNOLDS, William BURTON, James RASH. ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 285] ~ Hugh DANIELL, 1653 Sampson ROBINS, 700 acres, Northampton County, 04 JUL 1653, pg 246. At Pongotegue Creek, beginning at a little branch on the south side parting this from land of George HACK. Record Incomplete. Transport of 14 persons: Sampson ROBBINS, Alice ROBINS, Edward MOORE, Phill MATHEWS, HUGH DANIELL, Sam. ROBINS, Thomas PHILLIPS, John NICHOLLS, Nicholas NICHOLLS, Daniel CHADWELL, Elinor NICHOLLS, Elinor NICHOLLS. [twice] ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 358, Patent Bk No. 4] ~ William DANIEL, 1653 Captain John BLAKE, 400 acres, In Mathewes Creek, a branch of the south branch of Nansamond River, 01 APR 1658, pg 142 (209). Transport of 8 persons: Susan ASHLY, William JONES, Thomas PETERSON, Mary CORBETT, WILLIAM DANIELL, Andrew STON [Stone~?], Tymothy JONES, William NORCOTT. Renewed 30 OCT 1662. ``````````````````````````````````````` Continued............... Later ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== Don't forget to change the Subject line of your message when you change the subject of a reply message.

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There were probably multiple Thomas Daniels - but it was also very common for the same individuals to appear on several different land grants as being transported by the grantee. I counted one group - the exact same list of 8 people (none Daniel) - on 7 separate grants. Jack Butler ----- Original Message ----- From: "Payne Daniel" <gpdfla@tampabay.rr.com> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 20, 2004 10:34 AM Subject: Re: [DANIEL-L] Cavaliers & Pioneers ~ DANIEL > There may have been six Thomas Daniells but I only pay attention to the ones > I can find records for. "Enquiring minds wanna know." With out question a > truism. You and I help to keep old John honest so perhaps we are both "black > Sheep"? All of the men in my family are Duke grads, me I went to NC State. > Sic the Black Sheep. > > Payne > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <ShuShuFlyPie@cs.com> > To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, March 19, 2004 10:34 PM > Subject: [DANIEL-L] Cavaliers & Pioneers ~ DANIEL > > > > Payne, There is one thingy I noticed while reading and typing out these > lists > > of "incoming shipments" and that is, they ALL have double Ls in their > > names.... so, shouldn't we dismiss the theory of "certain families only > used..... " > > or, this being an indication from where a certain person belonged in the > scheme > > of things??? > > > > And, I have what is probably a "duh" question to the list..... <g> > [Keeping > > in mind, I haven't sent all DANIELLs in the first book as yet.] > > > > Question: There are six "THOMAS DANIELL" names in the first book.... as > > having arrived in 1649, 1653, 1657, and three of 'em in 1664. Does this > mean that > > SIX DIFFERENT men with the name of THOMAS DANIELL came in these years? > > > > Wasn't there something illegal about being used more than once in order > for > > someone to receive land? What have I missed? What sez a particular person > did > > indeed do service for their benefactor in payment of their passage? No > doubt > > people sometimes returned to their original home soil, and with some > coming > > back to the colonies...... I'm discovering that "things" haven't really > changed > > in the last 300 years, just getting worse... as to when it comes to doing > the > > right thing, whether on the law books or not... so, why not in these cases > > also? > > > > By now, think I should be elgible for The Black Sheep Society. <g> > > > > Enquiring minds wanna know. > > Ole Nettles Annie > > > > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > > IF YOU MISS ANY MESSAGE: You can easily search the DANIEL List Archives > at: > > http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=DANIEL > > > > > > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > DO NOT FORGET: This is a Genealogical Mailing List and the posting of messages that do not relate to the DANIEL Family, its collateral families or those of a historical nature relating to genealogical research -- are not allowed on this list. >

Thanks Ken and Mike.... Regarding the "transports" ~ that's about how I had figured... and sorta reminds me of the Civil War... first one side, then the other... gotta get more land. If no one minds, I'll probably go ahead at some point and send the rest of the DANIELLs listed in the C & P Books... maybe their "seagoing companions" will offer up some clues. Below might help someone ~ Permission to post from Ginny Keefer who originally placed it on the Lincoln County, Tennessee list. <ginnykeefer@comcast.net> Heritage Book of Union County, South Carolina, with McDANIEL's in it. Lemuel McDANIEL, Sr, born 1796 and died 1886, of Ireland. His wife, Mary, was born 1794 and died in 1885. The potato famine caused them to leave their beloved Ireland to come to America in 1820. From Ireland they are said to have journeyed to Scotland then come to Pennsylvania, and the Allegheny Mountains, stopping at Hickory, NC. They have no idea of how long this family stayed in either place. They arrived in Pinckneyville, SC, before the census of 1850 with their children; John age 19, Julianna age 14, Mitchell age 12 and Lemuel age 10. They laborered as planters and belonged to Mt Tabor Presbyterian Church then joined Mr. Vernon Presbyterian Church in Union Co. It was from Pinckneyville that their sons, John and Lemuel Jr volunteered to join the War between the states on April 13, 1861. John was killed in service and Lemuel Sr. and Mary took four of his children into their home to raise. During the Civil War, Lemuel and Mary had moved into Union Co SC just below the present site of Rosemont Cemetery. It was here that Lemuel Jr returned after the surrender and engaged himself in Harvesting grain. He fell in love with one of the HUMPHRIES twin girls, Medora HUMPHRIES. They soon married. Madora was born December 16, 1846 and died October 22, 1922. To them were born nine children. Two died in infancy and seven lived to adulthood and married. They were; Ida, John Rufus, Robert Lee, Victoria, Kate, Lucy, and Mary Ann "Mame". Medora and Lemuel Jr are buried at Sardis Church Cemetery.

In a message dated 3/19/2004 10:34:53 PM Eastern Standard Time, ShuShuFlyPie@cs.com writes: Payne, There is one thingy I noticed while reading and typing out these lists of "incoming shipments" and that is, they ALL have double Ls in their names.... so, shouldn't we dismiss the theory of "certain families only used..... " or, this being an indication from where a certain person belonged in the scheme of things??? Annie, Here is a good article on the headrights system; how it started, ended and the abuses it was subject to: http://www.lva.lib.va.us/whatwehave/local/va4_headrights.htm Mike Daniel

Annie, Headrights have been one of the most misinterpreted of early colonial records. A headright could be generated every time an individual entered a colony so if an individual came to Virginia, returned to England to conduct business or visit family, then returned to Virginia, there could be two separate headright claims. It's documented that some individuals crossed the Atlantic multiple times. I've seen a deposition from a woman, in her 70s I believe, who testified in a court case that she had crossed the Atlantic 5 times. It's also easy for us to forget that the colonies were separate. If a Virginian, perhaps even a native born one, went south to North Carolina, then returned to Virginia, that counted as an entry into Virginia - another headright could be claimed. Then, of course, there was also some outright fraud going on. Someone would take a headright claim to officials in one county to get land, then go to another county to get more land on the same claim. One wa! y I try to distinguish between a multiple entry and possible fraud is to see how many of the other names in the set match. It's unlikely that the same set of 12 to 20 people would be travelling together on multiple trips. Another problem with headrights is that the person who eventually made the claim for the land was often not the one who actually transported them. Headrights were a form of currency. They were transferable and could be bought, sold, traded, perhaps even multiple times. Finally, the dates only tell you the date the headright was being claimed, not the actual date of transport. The headrights didn't expire and some were held and possibly passed around for decades before they were "cashed in" by the current owner. The only thing for certain is that transport occurred prior to the claim. So, with regard to the six headrights for a "Thomas Daniell", there may have been multiple individuals or multiple entries to Virginia (or combination of the two), and there is no certainty of any direct relationship between the claimant and the persons transported - maybe there was, maybe there wasn't. It's only a clue that can be used in combination with other records (deeds, church registers, wills, etc) to see if there was a relationship. Ken > > From: ShuShuFlyPie@cs.com > Date: 2004/03/19 Fri PM 10:34:12 EST > To: DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [DANIEL-L] Cavaliers & Pioneers ~ DANIEL > > Payne, There is one thingy I noticed while reading and typing out these lists > of "incoming shipments" and that is, they ALL have double Ls in their > names.... so, shouldn't we dismiss the theory of "certain families only used..... " > or, this being an indication from where a certain person belonged in the scheme > of things??? > > And, I have what is probably a "duh" question to the list..... <g> [Keeping > in mind, I haven't sent all DANIELLs in the first book as yet.] > > Question: There are six "THOMAS DANIELL" names in the first book.... as > having arrived in 1649, 1653, 1657, and three of 'em in 1664. Does this mean that > SIX DIFFERENT men with the name of THOMAS DANIELL came in these years? > > Wasn't there something illegal about being used more than once in order for > someone to receive land? What have I missed? What sez a particular person did > indeed do service for their benefactor in payment of their passage? No doubt > people sometimes returned to their original home soil, and with some coming > back to the colonies...... I'm discovering that "things" haven't really changed > in the last 300 years, just getting worse... as to when it comes to doing the > right thing, whether on the law books or not... so, why not in these cases > also? > > By now, think I should be elgible for The Black Sheep Society. <g> > > Enquiring minds wanna know. > Ole Nettles Annie > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > IF YOU MISS ANY MESSAGE: You can easily search the DANIEL List Archives at: > http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=DANIEL > >

There may have been six Thomas Daniells but I only pay attention to the ones I can find records for. "Enquiring minds wanna know." With out question a truism. You and I help to keep old John honest so perhaps we are both "black Sheep"? All of the men in my family are Duke grads, me I went to NC State. Sic the Black Sheep. Payne ----- Original Message ----- From: <ShuShuFlyPie@cs.com> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 19, 2004 10:34 PM Subject: [DANIEL-L] Cavaliers & Pioneers ~ DANIEL > Payne, There is one thingy I noticed while reading and typing out these lists > of "incoming shipments" and that is, they ALL have double Ls in their > names.... so, shouldn't we dismiss the theory of "certain families only used..... " > or, this being an indication from where a certain person belonged in the scheme > of things??? > > And, I have what is probably a "duh" question to the list..... <g> [Keeping > in mind, I haven't sent all DANIELLs in the first book as yet.] > > Question: There are six "THOMAS DANIELL" names in the first book.... as > having arrived in 1649, 1653, 1657, and three of 'em in 1664. Does this mean that > SIX DIFFERENT men with the name of THOMAS DANIELL came in these years? > > Wasn't there something illegal about being used more than once in order for > someone to receive land? What have I missed? What sez a particular person did > indeed do service for their benefactor in payment of their passage? No doubt > people sometimes returned to their original home soil, and with some coming > back to the colonies...... I'm discovering that "things" haven't really changed > in the last 300 years, just getting worse... as to when it comes to doing the > right thing, whether on the law books or not... so, why not in these cases > also? > > By now, think I should be elgible for The Black Sheep Society. <g> > > Enquiring minds wanna know. > Ole Nettles Annie > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > IF YOU MISS ANY MESSAGE: You can easily search the DANIEL List Archives at: > http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=DANIEL > >

I found the following transcription of a Daniel Bible record on the Lee County, Mississippi GenWeb Page at URL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~mslee/jhdanielbible.html The "Nattie" Gholston mentioned was a gr grandson of Dabney Gholston of Madison County, Georgia, and Dabney was also a 3rd gr grandfather of mine. I don't know whether or not this James H. Daniel family descends from the Capt. Allen Daniel family of Madison County, GA, but it's possible. Does anyone on the list know anything about the origins of this James H. Daniel? Diane Carrington Bradford Atlanta, GA James H. Daniel Family Bible Submitted by Dan Goodin James H. Daniel and Rebecca J. Pratt was married January 11, 1872 Joseph M. Clark and Loucinda Boren, daughter of Wash Boren, born about 1858, was married - - - Mary Balzora Daniel and Nattie Gholston was married Nov. 22, 1894 J. H. Daniel and Ada Snow was married June 2, 1898 James Hamilton Daniel was borned September 9, 1844 Rebecca Jane Pratt was borned May 10, 1853 William Jackson Daniel was borned January 5, 1873 Mary Balzora Daniel was borned Sept. 8, 1875 James Henry Daniel was borned Aug. 31, 1877 Elmer Daniel was borned July 17, 1880 Clintie Daniel was borned Feb. 7, 1883 Orah Daniel was borned Oct. 29, 1885 Ada Snow was borned Nov. 27, 1869 Alpha Snow was borned Apr. 2, 1887 Lessie Gholston was borned May 14, 1897 Joseph Marien Clark was borned Oct. 25, 1857 William Thomas Clark was borned Sep. 25, 1862 Mary Susan Clark was borned Aug. 13, 1860 William J. Daniel departed this life July 15, 1878 Joseph M. Clark departed this life August 24, 1878 Elmer Daniel departed this life Feb. 15, 1887 Rebecca Jane Daniel departed this life January 5, 1896

Payne, There is one thingy I noticed while reading and typing out these lists of "incoming shipments" and that is, they ALL have double Ls in their names.... so, shouldn't we dismiss the theory of "certain families only used..... " or, this being an indication from where a certain person belonged in the scheme of things??? And, I have what is probably a "duh" question to the list..... <g> [Keeping in mind, I haven't sent all DANIELLs in the first book as yet.] Question: There are six "THOMAS DANIELL" names in the first book.... as having arrived in 1649, 1653, 1657, and three of 'em in 1664. Does this mean that SIX DIFFERENT men with the name of THOMAS DANIELL came in these years? Wasn't there something illegal about being used more than once in order for someone to receive land? What have I missed? What sez a particular person did indeed do service for their benefactor in payment of their passage? No doubt people sometimes returned to their original home soil, and with some coming back to the colonies...... I'm discovering that "things" haven't really changed in the last 300 years, just getting worse... as to when it comes to doing the right thing, whether on the law books or not... so, why not in these cases also? By now, think I should be elgible for The Black Sheep Society. <g> Enquiring minds wanna know. Ole Nettles Annie

That's what I was asking you and the folks on the DANIEL List. I have seen the name, Christopher, but not associated with NC and this was on the Wayne County, NC website, associated with the WHITFIELDS and that clan.... Take your time, I will not be back in the office until, Sunday, late.. <grin> John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Payne Daniel" <gpdfla@tampabay.rr.com> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2004 10:14 AM Subject: Re: [DANIEL-L] Wayne County, NC Information > The 1748 record is probably the John Daniel Sr., (1707-bef. Feb.1764) who > married Sarah Raven. He died in New Hanover Co., NC. John Jr, was to young > for this transaction. > > Who is this Christopher Daniel/Danell? > > Payne > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "John R. Clarke" <jclarke@rose.net> > To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2004 7:40 AM > Subject: [DANIEL-L] Wayne County, NC Information > > > > > > Christopher DANIEL 1626 Land Patent > > > > <<< > > Land Patent. Corp. of James City, Virginia. [1626]. CHRISTOPHER DANELL > > 100 acres on Warosquoiacke Plantation from Hog Island, 10 miles by river > > side, page . [Hotten, page 272.] > > > > > > 1748 > > * 4 September 1748. The Spanish Alarm Troops at Wilmington, North > > Carolina, [from Clark, STATE RECORDS, Volume 22, pages 282 - 283]. A List > > of Capt. John Shearrard's Company. WILLIAM A. COCK #2; THOMAS A. COCK > #40; > > JOHN A. COCK #41; SIMON A. COCK #43 AND CHARLES A. COCK #53 [Other men > > responding: JOHN NEWSUM, JESSE BARDIN, WILLIAM JONES, JOHN BARNES, SAMUEL > > BARNES, JOHN WORREL, SR. RICHARD WORREL, JOHN WORREL, JR., ISAAC DANIEL, > > JOHN DANIEL, and WILLIAM WILLIAMS.] > > [eds. note: Spanish war ships attacked the town of Beaufort, NC in 1747 > and > > the town of Brunswick in 1748] > > > > > > > > > > John R. Clarke > > Thomasville, GA > > > > > > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > > IF YOU MISS ANY MESSAGE: You can easily search the DANIEL List Archives > at: > > http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=DANIEL > > > > > > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > DO NOT FORGET: This is a Genealogical Mailing List and the posting of messages that do not relate to the DANIEL Family, its collateral families or those of a historical nature relating to genealogical research -- are not allowed on this list. > >

CAVALIERS and PIONEERS ~ Nell Marion Nugent VOL I ~ 1623 ~ 1666 DANIEL ~ By Years [pg 33] ~ Henry and Elizabeth DANIELL, 1635 HENRY DANIELL, 200 acres James City County, 13 NOV 1635, pg 306. Adjacent land of Alexander STONER and running unto the woods east and west. 100 acres for the person adv. Of himself and wife, ELIZABETH DANIELL, and 100 acres for transport of two persons: Elizabeth HUDSON and Katherine SANDERS. Note: Renewed in the name of William DAVIS. Test: Thomas COOKE, Clerk. ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 43] ~ Edward DANIELL, 1636 [See 1643] John NEALE, 1500 acres Accomack County, 18 JUN 1636, pg 365. Beginning at the long point on the seaboard side, along the same in breadth abutting southeast upon Smith's Island and northwest into the woods. Transport of 30 persons: EDWARD DANIELL, Ann ALPORT, Richard WILSONN, John MANLY (or Manby), Edward PASKINS, George BOWLES, Jonathan CURTIS, Pearce NEALE, Robert PEARCE, William PEARCE, Abraham PANTHURST, Edward GILL, Gilbert BENNETT, David WITHERBY, James HEAD, Phillipp LANGFIELD, James PATTISON, Bryan KELLY, Richard SMITH, Katherine SMITH, Elizabeth PISTOLE, Robert PISTOLE, William PARRY, , Thomas ADDAMS, Elias HARMAN, Ann PROSSER, Elizabeth SHERLY [Shirley~?], William SHAW, Henry ROBINSON. ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 50] ~ Walter DANIEL, 1636 WALTER DANIEL, 100 acres James City County, last day of SEP 1636, pg 394. In Martin's Hundred, joining west upon land of Thomas SMITH; south upon a branch of Kethes Creek; and east into the woods. Transport of two persons: Thomas JENINGS [or JENNINGS~?], Richard WRIGHT. ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 97] ~ Henry DANIELL, 1638 John JACKSON and Elizabeth KINGSMILL (Kingsmell) now the wife of William TAYLOR, 600 acres James City County, 26 SEP 1638, pg 600. Being a parcel of small islands upper Chichahominy River compassed round with a marsh, south southwest on land of Mr. Bridges FREEMAN, west northwest upon land of John DANSEY and north northeast upon land of Mr. John FELGATE, etc. Dut by right of transport of 12 persons: HENRY DANIELL, Michael BATT, 100 acres as being an old planter; John GELDING, Patrick TALLING, David DAVIS, Jonathan VAUGHAN, , Edward PLOWMAN, Alexander STOMER, Thomas BROWNE, Thomas CHILD, Jonathan NURTON ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 82] ~ Edward DANIELL, 1638 Stephen CHARLTON, 1,000 acres, Accomack County, 10 MAY 1638, pg 528. Northeast upon main creek of Nuswattocks, adjacent to William ANDREWS and the main bay. Transport of 20 persons: EDWARD DANIELL, Alex WILLINSON, Jon. ENGLAND, Edward EDNALL, Jon. WOODFORD, Thomas SYMONS, Jon. COLLINS, William DAVIS, Thomas BELL, William MOULT, William WILLIAMS, Jon. ROBINSON, James BLITHE, Robert RHOADES, Brice MARKS, Chri. MOYSES, Nich. WHITE, Nich GOWER, Archelaus STEPHENS, Alex. CHAPMAN. ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 139] ~ John DANIELL, 1642 John HARLOWE, 200 acres, Northampton County, 10 NOV 1642, pg 851. Being a neck of land, adjacent land late in the possession of Rowland REYNE, north on land of Captain William ROPER and westerly Old Plantation Creek. Due by assignment from John CORKER, to whom it was due for transport of 4 persons: John PLUMMER, Henry CARLETON, John HINTON, and JOHN DANIELL ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 225] ~ Thomas DANIEL, 1643 ~ [See 1636] John NEALE, Gent., 300 acres, Northampton County, 10 APR 1643, pg 365. At Maggetty Bay, beginning at a mrked cedar tree parting, this from the devdt. Of Edmd. SCARBURGH, thence running westerly along Craduck Creek unto the main Bay, bounded on the west by said bay, on the north by the now claimed land of Peter WALKER and finally on the east by land of said SCARBURGH and a former devdt. Of said NEALE. Transport of 6 persons: Richard MILLER, Fra. CARTER, Thomas PERKINS, Edward ELLIS, Samuel JOHNSON and THOMAS DANIEL ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 155] ~ Edward DANIELL, 1644 Edwyn CONAWAY [Conway~?] Clarke, (Clerk), 500 acres, Northampton County, 08 OCT 1644, pg 17. At Hungers Creek, east upon land of Richard SMITH. Transport of 10 persons: EDWARD DANIELL, William BURRELL, Elizabeth his wife, Fra. HARISON [Harrison], Richard FIXMUS, Ja. LANDWOOD, John POWELL, Elizabeth POTTER. NOTE: Mr. BURRELL have assigned his write [right] to Edwyn CONAWAY this 08th of OCT 1644. Thomas KNIGHT, Mary KNIGHT, Richard LATHBERRY. (This patent renewed 22 JUL 1645 in the name of John SEVERNE.) ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 178] ~ John DANIELL, 1648 Thomas LUDWELL, Gent., 500 acres, James City County, Virginia, 16 JUN 1648, pg 154. Upon the north side of Jones Creek in Chickahominy River. Transport of 10 persons: Elinor BIGG, Alice JEFFERSON, John BARKER, William VICARD, Adam RICHARDSON, JOHN DANIELL, John CHINLEY, John NEWTON, William DRUIT, Henry COLLIER. ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 185] ~ Thomas DANIEL, 1649 Mr. Ralph BARLOWE, 850 acres, Northampton County, 05 OCT 1649, pg 184. Lying north northwest upon great Noswattock River from Arokoko Creek Mouth, bounded west southwest with said creek, east northeast with Mansotanzick Creek. Transport of 17 persons: Himself "two several times," Ann PARKER, William BOSMAN, Walter NORTON, Bridgett RICHARDSON, Abraham MORGAN, Robert PARKER, George PARKER, THOMAS DANIEL, James KEMP, John MELLER [Miller~?], Elinor ODAIT, John PETER, Roger HENGAN, William HOPKINS, one Negro ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 186] ~ John DANIELL, 1649 John KING, 500 acres, York County, Virginia, 19 NOV 1649, pg 192. On the north side of York River upon the west side of the mouth of Poropotanke, bounded northeast upon Kings Creek. Transport of 10 persons: JOHN DANIELL, Robert LESTER, George LITTLETON, Thomas LOMANS, Thomas MANSFEILD [Mansfield], John BOSHOE, Morgan JOANES [JONES], John WILLIAMS, and Henry THOMPSON ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 275] ~ Henry DANIELL, 1652 Mrs. Jane HARMER, 2,000 acres, Northumberland County, date blank, 1652, pg 184. Northernly upon Potomeck River alias Potomeck Creek, easternly upon a branch of same dividing this and land of John ROOKWOOD, Gent., commonly called the Fort land, etc. Transport of 40 persons: Charles GREGORY, Elizabeth DOBSON, Sackfield BREW, John JAMES, John SMITH, William CHRISTIAN, Richard FORD, Roger HOBSON, George JAMES, Elizabeth RICHARDS, Lanc. [Lancelot~?] SEWELL, William JACKSON, John OXFORD, Mary WINCHLY, William ABBEYS, James CUNNY, Fra. HEWETT, Thomas SHARPE, William JONES, Mich. SAWYER, James COLE, James TUTE [or TATE], Richard LOWEN, William FARLEY, William HOPKINS, Arth. COLLINS, John TOWMES, John NURTON, Mich. BATT, Hump. ADREY, John GOLDINGS, Patr. TALLIN, David DAVIS, John VAUGHAN, Edmd. CLOWMAN, William WILLIAMS, John METCALF, HENRY DANIELL ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 249, Patent Book No. 3] ~ Walter DANIEL, 1653 Captain Francis POTT, 1,500 acres, Northampton County, 24 JAN 1653, pg 49. Beginning at the end of a point of land on the north side of a branch running out of Matchepungo Creek, etc. to land of Richard ALLEN. 500 acres by vertue of an order of the Quarter Court, 07 DEC 1633, and 1,000 acres for transport of 20 persons: Joseph FILCH, Jno. GEORGE, Walter HORTON, Cha. GREENE, William GAPIN, Richard OSBORNE, Thomas PRICE, William PRICE, Randall HOLT, WALTER DANIEL, Joseph HILL, Edward GRIMES, Richard TAYLOR, Edward HARRISON, Nicholas GEORGE, James HALL, Susan WILSON, Elizabeth BLORE, Susan HOLSTON, Margaret LITTLE. ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 249, Patent Bk No. 3] ~ John DANIELL, 1653 Joseph CROSHAW, 1,750 acres York County, 08 NOV 1653, pg 51. On south side of York River behind land of Captain John WEST called Cheemockin, running by Black Creek unto CROSHAWs Extent. Transport of 25 persons: Henry BANISTER, Michael WIDNELL, John TURPEY [Turpen/Turpin~?], Ann BARDEN, Martin PALMER, Mary his wife, Mary PALMER, John GODSMEN, Villemile HUGHES, Edward TIRRELL [Terrill~?], JOHN DANIELL, John FLEMING, John MILLER, Richard BAYLEY [Bailey~?], John WLENING (?), Sarah BOYCE, George SMITH, Hugh STANFORT, George GYMES [Grimes~?] ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 257] ~ Thomas DANIELL, 1653 William THOMAS, 400 acres, Northumberland County, 19 OCT 1653, pg 87. Upon south side of great Wicocomico River, bounded on southeast side with Fishing Creek, northwest upon a branch of the river and northeast upon the river opposite land surveyed for Thomas SAFFALL. Transport of 8 persons: Mary BOONE, John NEWTON, Richard GROVES, THOMAS DANIEL, Mary LIGHT, Anne SLAUGHTER, Michael INGES, Phillip BEADLE ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 280/81, Patent Book No. 3] ~ Oliver DANIELL, 1653 Thomas READ, 300 acres, Northumberland County, 01 DEC 1653, pg 219. Adjacent land of Jeffery GOUCH at Vulcanes Creek, on south side of great Wicocomico River and west northwest upon land of Henry WICKER. Transport of 6 persons: William BRUHAM, Edmund LAND (or LUND), Tower HILL, Edward MOTHELL, OLIVER DANIELL, William THOMAS ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 282] ~ Adam DANIELL, 1653 Peter KNIGHT and Baker CUTT, 1,850 acres, 13 OCT 1653, pg 228. Bounding southernly upon Captain BRENT's land, easternly upon Potomeck River and northernly upon Chapawansick Creek. Transport of 37 persons: William CLAYRE, John SYSONE (or Sipsone), James WESTBROOKE, William Valence, Elinor RAMZEE [Ramsey~?], John FAIRBANKE, Fra. MOTT, Richard SPURNELL, Rice MORRICE, Robert KNOTT, Elizabeth LAWRENCE, Elizabeth MORRICE, James BARBER, John DRAP, Toby INGRAM, Wilmott JONES, ADAM DANIELL, Thomas CHARNOLD, Mary DAVIS, Michael POOPE [Pope], John FULLER, John ROBINSON, John SPREATT [Spratt~?], Susan PUNGLY, Rice THOMPSON, Christopher BENNETT, Eman. [Emanuel~?] WILLE, Elizabeth, his wife, and six children; William MURDURE [Murden~?], Georg AIREA (or ACREA); three Negroes, Robert, Sampsons and Thom, and one Indian Thomas. The three last names due. {?} ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 284] ~ William DANIELL, 1653 Thomas HAWKINS, 2,500 acres, Northumberland County, 26 FEB 1653, pg 236. Upon south side of Potomeck River. Record incomplete. Description, however, mentions Herringe Creek and Major George READ. Part of this tract assigned by ………. KEMP unto Mr. Nicholas GERRARD, who assigned same unto Thomas HAWKINS; and 1,000 acres part formerly granted unto Mr. Thomas GERRARD and assigned to said HAWKINS. 1,000 acres for transport of 20 persons: Richard BRIDGE, Robert LANDSON, Joane ELCOCKE, WILLIAM DANIELL, John JEFFERYS, Mary ARNOLL [Arnold~?], William PROUT, Martha BRICE, John MARTIN, Mary BAKER, James LOID [Loyd or LORD~?], William POWELL, Winifred POWELL, David WILKINS, Richard BRITTS, John SMITH, James JOHNSON, William REYNOLDS, William BURTON, James RASH. ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 285] ~ Hugh DANIELL, 1653 Sampson ROBINS, 700 acres, Northampton County, 04 JUL 1653, pg 246. At Pongotegue Creek, beginning at a little branch on the south side parting this from land of George HACK. Record Incomplete. Transport of 14 persons: Sampson ROBBINS, Alice ROBINS, Edward MOORE, Phill MATHEWS, HUGH DANIELL, Sam. ROBINS, Thomas PHILLIPS, John NICHOLLS, Nicholas NICHOLLS, Daniel CHADWELL, Elinor NICHOLLS, Elinor NICHOLLS. [twice] ``````````````````````````````````````` [pg 358, Patent Bk No. 4] ~ William DANIEL, 1653 Captain John BLAKE, 400 acres, In Mathewes Creek, a branch of the south branch of Nansamond River, 01 APR 1658, pg 142 (209). Transport of 8 persons: Susan ASHLY, William JONES, Thomas PETERSON, Mary CORBETT, WILLIAM DANIELL, Andrew STON [Stone~?], Tymothy JONES, William NORCOTT. Renewed 30 OCT 1662. ``````````````````````````````````````` Continued............... Later