Payne, If the Tabley DANIELL bunch went anywhere, it would have been to New England, and not Virginia. As another researcher stated so eloquently, VA was where the "riff-raff" went. We know the Tabley DANIELLS were supposedly tied to the GROSVENORS and the GROSVENORS did migrate to New England (Roxbury, MA). We also know they were later collateral with a DANIEL family of the same area. That DANIEL family, if anything, may be the source of any of any Tabley DANIELL in America and not VA, as you note. However, this Massachusetts DANIEL family could be a completely different DANIEL family because this DANIEL family was probably from the Norfolk or Suffolk areas of England and the over Tabley bunch was from Over Tabley, Cheshire, England. Regardless, Leicester and Richard are big names in the descendants of John GROSVENOR, Sr. (1640-1691) and Esther CLARKE of Roxbury, Suffolk County, MA. Notice the location where they lived -- it has the same county name as where the Robert DANIEL family was from in England. Leicester GROSVENOR, Sr. (1675-1759) and Rebecca WALDO of Pomfret, Windham County, CT are two of the primary ancestors of most GROSVENORS in America. Leicester GROSVENOR, Sr. and Rebecca WALDO are my wife's 6th GGP. Also, William GROSVENOR, Jr., Leicester's older brother died in Charleston, SC BEF 16 Jul 1721. Rebecca Waldo GROSVENOR's uncle, Thomas ADAMS, died in Barbados in 1684. I would not be surprised to find the sister of South Carolina's Gov. MOORE, a Dolly CLARK of Boston, was not a part of the Esther CLARKE family, the wife of John GROSVENOR, Sr. My wife is also a WELD descendant from Chelmsford, Middlesex, MA, the ancestral home of the ADAMS and GRAVES families of MA and these WELDS feed right into the David ALDERMAN family of Duplin County, North Carolina. Below is a short pedigree for Leicester GROSVENOR, son of John and grandson of William GROSVENOR. Also, notice the MARBURY in this listing and the MERBURY you have on your website with the Tabley DANIELLS. From this, you can easily see -- my wife also has a few CROOKS in her family, too. <grin> <<< ""In the pedigree entered by Leicester GROSVENOR, her grandson, in 1663, the wife of William GROSVENOR (2) is called 'daughter of CRUCK of Cruckhall in Bridgnorth.' The marriage record in the registers of the parish of St. Leonard, Bridgnorth, calls her 'Ursula BLUNT.' In 1404 Sir Nicholas BLUNT or BLOUNT, who had been involved in a plot for the restoration of King Richard II, changed his name to CROKE, in order to escape punishment from Henry IV; and his descendants appear sometimes under the name of CROKE or CRUKE and sometimes under the name of BLUNT or BLOUNT. In the registers of the parish of St. Leonard both names are found for this family. Members of the BLOUNT family played important parts in English history. Sir Walter BLOUNT, a supporter of John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, and of his son, King Henry IV, was slain by Archibald, Earl of Douglas, at the Battle of Shrewsbury, 23 July 1403. He is a prominent character in Shakspere's King Henry IV, Part I. He married Donna Sancha DE AYÁLA, a Spanish lady of high rank, and in the reign of Edward IV their grandson became the first Baron Mountjoy and was Lord High Treasurer of England. William BLOUNT, the fourth Baron Mountjoy, a grandson of the first Baron Mountjoy, was a patron and friend of Erasmus. Mrs. Anne (MARBURY) HUTCHINSON, so famous in the early history of New England, was a descendant of Sir Walter BLOUNT and his wife, Donna Sancha DE AYÁLA, and several New England families may trace their ancestry, through the MARBURY family, to this Shaksperean knight and his Spanish consort. For the BLOUNT family see pedigrees in various English Visitations, articles in the Dictionary of National Biography, and Sir Alexander CROKE's Genealogical History of the CROKE FAmily, surnamed LE BLOUNT." [footnote, p. 184]"" . >>> John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Payne Daniel" <gpdfla@tampabay.rr.com> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, February 27, 2004 11:43 AM Subject: [DANIEL-L] For the Record > Annie, In regard to Col. William Daniel of Wigan, who by the way, was not > William of Middlesex Co., Va., nor William of Mass. His sons William and > Henry did not produce any issue. Hayden's Charts are incorrect in some of > the lineage lines of the De Tabley Daniels/Danyls. etc. I have the > documentation at my web page which is supported by researchers in England. > [Hayden's "The Visitation of Lancashire" with respect to William of Wigan is > nonsense] To quote a Lancashire Researcher. > > Notes on Dorothy Forth are below. SHE did not marry William Daniel of > Middlesex who is most likely the founder of the Daniel family in Middlesex > County, Virginia in 1660. ("A Place in Time, Middlesex County, Virginia, > 1650-1750") > > There is speculation that a Peter Daniel from Scotland was in Middlesex Co., > Va., in 1620, but this is quite improvable. > Col. William of Wigan married Dorothy Forth, daughter of William Forth Esq. > of Wigan, Lancs, about 1646. > > They had the following children: > > 175 M i Henry Daniell was born 1647. He died d.s.p. > > 176 M ii William Daniell was born 1651. He died d.s.p. > > 177 F iii Dorothy Daniell died as infant. > > 178 F iv Dorothy Daniell was born 1653. > > 179 F v Elizabeth Daniell was born 1654. was buried 10 Feb 1730. > > Elizabeth married (1) Ralph Finch Esq. of Chester. > > Elizabeth also married (2) John Hutton Esq. of St.Oswald,Cheshire. > > 180 F vi Mary Daniell was born 1655. > > 181 F vii Anne Daniell died died young. > > 182 F viii Helen Daniell was born 1660. > > Helen married Martin Willis Esq. of Halstead on 14 Apr 1681. > > Note: Dorety Forth (d/o)William Forth was christened on 6 Aug. 1618 Wigan, > Lancashire. Capt. William of Wigan, b. 1626 married Dorothy (d/o William > Forth) of Wigan and co-heiress of William of Wigan. She was reported to be > buried in 1695, having had 2 sons and 6 girls. This lady (i.e.. Dorothy > Forth) bore the arms of Holt and Forth, being granddaughter of - Holt,esq. > of Sherington and an heiress. > > I am not sure what that aet. 14, anno, 08 APL 1665 means but William and > Henry died before that date. > > I think you can be safe with beginning the Daniels of Middlesex with William > [Will record: ITEM: I give to my loving son, James Daniell one tract or > divident of land which I bought of Joseph Gore, being 1/2 of the land that > David Allison dyed possessed of, in the Co. of Middlesex, to him and his > heirs forever, lawfully begotten of his body, and for want of such heirs to > my son James Daniell and to his heirs lawfully] I see no mystery here. > > Are you sure the Parish Register of Christ Church, Middlesex Co, Va. from > 1653 to 1812 doesn't mention a son James? > > I have Eustace unassigned. He is not Edmund!! > > Nice work Annie, Payne http//paynedaniel.com > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <ShuShuFlyPie@cs.com> > To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 10:08 PM > Subject: Re: [DANIEL-L] DANIEL ~ Blissland Parish, VA + Marriages > > > > Payne, About Eustace DANIEL.... I just don't know. My DNA from Edmund and > > TEMBTE line doesn't match the Middlesex as you are aware. After going > through > > the Hayden book which is mostly, or perhaps considered all Middlesex, I'm > > beginning to believe atleast TWO DIFFERENT DANIEL clans were running in > the same > > crowd in that time period. > > > > So, here's probably a repeat of info you have already seen from this > > "Virginia Genealogies" by Rev Horace E. Hayden, pub: 1891, 1959, 1966, pg > 330 ~ this > > page mentions Eustace DANIEL ~ and all these people might be ones he could > not > > place, [definitely isn't clear to me], and this has probably been > circulated a > > dozen times in the past across the web. Also, see last note below about > > Edwin CONWAY and another Samuel COLEMAN. > > > > Annie > > > > > > MIDDLESEX RECORDS > > DANIEL, Margaret, m. 15 AUG 1711, to Henry WARE, b: 1690 > > DANIEL, Elizabeth, m. 04 FEB 1714, to George CHEWNING, b: 1695 > > DANIEL, Ann, m. 03 SEP 1714, to Curtis PERROTT, b: 1698 > > DANIEL, Jane, married 12 MAY 1720, to Oliver LEGAR > > DANIEL, Sarah, married 10 DEC 1730, to Henry NIXON > > DANIEL, Jane, married 26 JAN 1733, to Arthur WARE > > DANIEL, Mary, married 10 JUN 1731, to Ralph SKELTON > > DANIEL, Robert, married 29 APR 1731, to Elizabeth CARTER > > DANIEL, Elizabeth, married 13 APR 1733, to Edward BRISTOW > > DANIEL, Annie, married 14 MAY 1734, to James PRESNALL > > DANIEL, Margaret, married 09 OCT 1735, to John TOWLES > > > > NOTE the break in dates ~ why? ~ maybe marriages in these years had been > > identified? > > > > DANIEL, Robert, JR, married 29 DEC 1768, to Penelope LEE > > DANIEL, Betty, married 18 MAY 1769, to Peter KEMP > > DANIEL, William, married 26 JUL 1770, to Lucy GUTTERY > > DANIEL, Elizabeth, married 06 FEB 1774, to James LEE > > DANIEL, Catherine, married 21 DEC 1776, to William SHACKLEFORD > > DANIEL, Lydia, married 10 JUL 1777, to Lunsford DANIEL > > DANIEL, Sarah, married 04 APR 1782, to Abner CLOUDAS > > DANIEL, Peggy, married 16 MAR 1786, to Batchelder THURSTON > > DANIEL, Susannah G., married 31 DEC 1789, to Leonard GEORGE > > DANIEL, Mary, married 19 DEC 1789, to Henry Daniel SHEPHERD > > DANIEL, George, married 12 FEB 1789, to Lucy CLARE > > DANIEL, Nelson, married 06 FEB 1790, to Jeane BLACKBURN > > DANIEL, Elizabeth, married 22 SEP 1792, to William BROOKING > > DANIEL, Sarah, married 27 JUL 1793, to Burgen KIDD > > DANIEL, Lucy, married 21 JUN 1801, to Matt KEMP > > > > Immediately below the above marriages, still on pg 330: > > BLISSLAND PARISH REGISTRY ~ > > 1. DANIEL, EUSTACE, b: 04 DEC 1734/35, baptized 06 FEB 1734/35, son of > > Edmond and Alice DANIEL > > > > NOTE: The surname of EUSTACE appears in this book starting on page 125 > with > > Agatha Ann EUSTACE, b: APR 1765, daughter of Agatha CONWAY, b: 1740 ~ d: > 02 > > APR 1826, Stafford County, VA and [M: 15 MAY 1757, to] Isaac EUSTACE ~ Son > of > > William EUSTACE and Anne LEE ~ Agatha Ann married General John BLACKWELL > > > > ~ pg 127 Mary BALL + William Conway EUSTACE and her sister, Maria married > > Eustace CONWAY. > > > > This book also mentions the GLASSCOCKs about 20 times ~ same ones that > > married into both paternal and maternal sides. And, the THORNTONs about > 50 times > > [family of the mother of Hannah ASBURY~DANIEL]. BILLINGTONs mentioned > about 06 > > times, and there are THORNTONs and DANIELs in the BILLINGTON line. > > > > 2. DANIEL, James, b: 21 OCT 1737, baptized 27 NOV 1737, son of Walter and > > William DANIEL ~ NOTE: Sometime back I posted about a lady with a man's > name > > which came from one of my books, ~ not sure if this "William" is same. > Believe > > her second name was a recognized female name. > > > > 3. DANIEL, Sarah, b: 28 SEP 1756, baptized 07 NOV 1756, daughter of > Walter > > and Mary DANIEL. > > > > 4. DANIEL, Mary, b: 07 SEP 1758, baptized 29 OCT 1758, also daughter of > > above Walter and Mary DANIEL > > > > 5. DANIEL, William, b: 04 OCT 1767 ~ son of above. > > > > DANIEL, Buckner, private, Virginia Military, 1775 ~ 1783; pensioner 1835, > age > > 74, DAVIDSON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. > > > > DANIEL, Christopher, private, Virginia Military 1775 ~ 1783; pensioner > 1835, > > age 75, ORANGE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA > > > > DANIEL, George married Frances UNKNOWN. John ROANE was adm of estate of > > Francis. [as written] > > > > DANIEL, James, married Anne Maclin, widow of William Maclin and mother of > > William W. M. > > > > DANIEL, Walker went to Lincoln County from Virginia, 1781. He "laid off" > the > > town of Danville, Kentucky, 1781. He was prosecuting attorney of Kentucky > > district, 1783. > > > > > > DANIEL in Virginia Militia, War of 1812 ~ brackets indicate numbers upon > the > > Pay Rolls: > > DANIEL, Travers > > DANIEL, Robert, private Capt Cousin's Company [139] > > DANIEL, Nathaniel, private 1st Reg. [143] > > DANIEL, Goodwin G., private 1st Reg. [149] > > DANIEL, Robert B., sergeant > > DANIEL, John, private > > DANIEL, Ephraim, private [153 ~ may include the two immediately above] > > DANIEL, Nimrod, private [185] > > DANIEL, Charles [232] > > DANIEL, Christopher, 109th Reg. [235, 246] > > DANIEL, Lewis, 109th Reg. [239, 247] > > DANIEL, John, 109th Reg. [243] > > DANIEL, Carter, 109th Reg. [247] > > DANIEL, Jonathan or John M., private, 21st Reg. [272] > > DANIEL, Thomas [453] > > > > ALL ABOVE on page 330. > > > > Now, would someone please explain this to me: What does "aet. 40, anno, > 08 > > APL 1665" mean after William DANIEL of Wigan, County Lancaster, England? > And, > > the same date below? He married Dorothy FORTH, heir of Hugh FORTH of > Wigan. > > In addition, it is signed by William DANIELL, Ormeskirke on 08th APL 1665, > on > > the same date, as written in this book by HAYDEN, pg 292, [unnumbered]. > > > > Then there is a vertical line across the page separating above, and with > > eight short horizontal lines ~ > > under the vertical line, to the left under two of these short lines are: > > 1. William, aet. 14, anno, 08 APL 1665 ~ ???. > > b: 1651. > > 2. Henry, aet. 18 ann. > > > > Then, to the right under the other six short lines are a bunch of "hens" > and > > NO "roosters" > > ````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` > > pg 294: > > William DANIEL received land in Middlesex County, Virginia, 1669. He > > received 150 acres in Lancaster County, 05 OCT 1672. But, no one of the > name DANIEL > > appears in Middlesex Church records prior to 1684. > > > > "Mr. CONWAY wisely began his chart with James and Margaret [VIVIAN] DANIEL > of > > Middlesex County, 1704. Through Mr. STANARD* I have lately secured the > Will > > of Captain William DANIEL, 263, which names his son James, whose birth is > not > > given in the Middlesex Register. It appears very probable that James > DANIEL, > > who heads the following pedigree, was his son, BUT IT IS NOT PROVEN." > > > > So, has anyone since proven? > > > > > > `````````````````````````````````````````````` > > > > *STANARD... Was this STANYARNE by some in the family... earlier times, the > > same? > > John WILSON= c. 1790 ~ Elizabeth STANYARNE ~ Son of: > > Algernon WILSON= 1746, ~ Susan Proctor DANIELL ~ Daughter of: > > Marmaduke DANIEL= c. 1724 ~ Susan [Proctor] ~ Son of: > > Robert DANIEL, II = c. 1698 ~ Sarah ............... ~ Son of: > > Robert DANIEL, I, Governor = Dorothy CHAMBERLAYNE, Son of: > > Roger DANIEL, II ~ [pg 6a] > > > > NOTE: Marmaduke DANIEL, bc: 1703 ~ dc: 1741 ~ Married circa 1724, to > Susan > > [PROCTOR~?]. They had two children: son Marmaduke DANIEL, II [sic], b: > 13 DEC > > 1725, and daughter Sarah Proctor DANIEL, b: 17 JAN 1727/28*, db: AUG 1801, > > married 06 FEB 1746, to Algernon WILSON. [*Register of St Thomas and St > Denis > > Parish, South Carolina, by CLUTE, pg 55] > > > > Until 1959 it had been presumed that Marmaduke II had died young. In 1959 > > Mrs. Lola Lee DANIELL Bruington of Florida made transcripts of some deeds > in > > Chatham County, North Carolina, signed by Marmaduke DANIELL in 1782~1786. > [pg 20] > > > > From "A Carolina ~ Virginia Genealogy" by York Lowry WILSON, A.B., > Princeton > > University, 1915, pub 1962, Aldershot Gale & Polden Ltd. [about 15 pages > on > > Robert DANIEL, I, with references] > > ````````````````````````````````````````````````````` > > From above: John WILSON= c. 1790 ~ Son of Algernon WILSON, of St Paul's > > Parish, d: 31 MAR 1774, m. Sarah Proctor DANIEL ~ also had a son, Jehu > WILSON, > > [Will dtd 05 JUN 1795, proved in Charleston 11 NOV 1826] who married 10 > AUG 1801 > > Sarah BLAKEWAY, dau. of Dr. Lionel CHALMERS & (1) Martha LOGAN, who was a > > granddaughter of Lieutent General the Honorable Robert DANIELL. > > > > The author further states that Algernon and Marmaduke are distinctive > > Christian names of these WILSON families. Marmaduke WILSON of Westonfield > and > > Kirkdeighton, Yorkshire, England, was father of Marmaduke WILSON [JR~?] > who > > matriculated at Trinity College, Cambridge in 1602 ~ this branch moved to > Durham... > > England, I assume. > > > > `````````````````````````````````````````````````````` > > [Hayden, pg 226] "The next grant was to Edwin CONWAY for 1250 acres in > > Lancaster County, [Virginia] S. E. side Corotoman River ~ 1000 acre grant > by two > > patents, one of 06 DEC 1652, in which he and his wife Martha [ELTONHEAD, > dau of > > Richard of Lancaster, England] are named head-rights, and which states > that > > Edwyn CONWAY had come to Virginia four times; and one of 06 APR 1654, for > 250 > > acres for five persons ~ William Collins, Edward Bennett, Alice Ellis, Ann > > Roberts, and SAMUEL COLEMAN." ~ Isn't 1654, Lancaster, a long time before > we see > > any Mobjack Bay Samuel COLEMANs? Could this 1654 Samuel have been a > brother or > > cousin to Robert COLEMAN, bb: 1622 who married Elizabeth GRIZZELL and > probably > > in the colony by 1637? > > > > ````````````````````````````````````````````````````` > > About "a" James DANIEL marrying "a" Grizzell CLEMENTS: > > Grizzell COLEMAN, bc: 1660, who married Benjamin CLEMENTS, had sons > Richard, > > b: 1682, Benjamin, b: 1687 and Thomas, b: 1701, all born in Albingdon > Parish, > > to carry the CLEMENTS name forward in this line ~ who they married and the > > names of their children or their childrens' children, I would say, is > anyone's > > guess at this point... as accuracy may be lost to time. Looks like OCT > 1691, > > Ben SR was dealing land in King & Queen [book 8, pg 190] > > > > I see "a" Benjamin CLEMENTS died and left a Will in 1812/13 Harrison > County, > > Kentucky ~ also "a" Benjamin CLEMENTS married 03 NOV 1796 to a Lucy BAILEY > in > > Bourban County, Kentucky ~ Henning DANIEL's sister, Tembte DANIEL married > a > > John BAILEY... so that's interesting. Sorry, can't help on any James > DANIEL + > > Grizzell CLEMENTS... were they in Kentucky, or Virginia? > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > > If you are have any problems receiving the DANIEL List, would like to > change your subscription method or email address or you have a suggestion > you think would improve the operation of the DANIEL list -- feel free to > contact me at any time - My email address is JClarke@rose.net > > > > > > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > Going on Vacation for longer than 5 days? 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In a message dated 2/27/2004 10:45:55 AM Central Standard Time, gpdfla@tampabay.rr.com writes: > What does "aet. 40, anno, > 08 APL 1665" mean after William DANIEL of Wigan, County Lancaster, England? Well, I went back and looked... duh me... didn't think I did, but left something off. This paper was also signed 08 APL 1665 by William DANIEL. I see now that appears he was age 40 on this date, so not necessarily his birthdate. Then, son William, JR, on the same date was/would have been age 14, thus bc: 1651; and son Henry was/would have been 18 and thus bc: 1647. This paper signed 08 APL 1665, also shows, [Visitation of 1664] that William DANIEL of Wigan was the son of Peter DANIEL, a Captaine of foote in the Army of his late Majestie King Charles the first anno 1643 ~ his siblings were {2} Henry; {3} Richard; {4} Robert; {5} Thomas; {6} John; No {7} and {8} Thomas DANIELL, a Lieutenant in the late Kings Army, slayne at Bruinsford anno 1662 who married Alice SMITH and left son Peter DANIEL, living in 1666. These were children of Peter DANIELL, of Tabley Co. Cest. and his spouse Sarah WILCOCKS, daughter of Richard, Esq. `````````````````````````````````````````````````` `````````````````````````````````````````````````` Visitations of Lancashire,1623 ~ Crest: an UNICORN'S HEAD, etc. Thomas DANIEL of Om., Tabley in Com. Pal. Cestriae, 13 Edw IV (1747) married Blanch, daughter of Piers WARBURTON and they had Piers DANIEL who married Juliana NEWTON. And they had: {1} Thomas DANIEL who married Alice FFOULK, of Chester. and had Peter, b: 1561 of Tabley Co. Cest. Esq. who married Anne MAINWARING. {2} William DANIEL who married first a daughter of Christopher SECONDARY of the court; and married secondly his MAID, then one of these ladies had William DANIEL, JR. [and whom I'm guessing was probably born well before 1600.] ``````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` The Will you mentioned of William DANIEL who named his son James, is abstracted here in the book AND adjacent to the DANIEL Chapter which leads a novice, of these particular DANIELs, to believe or question.... I have no lineage interest in any of these DANIELs... merely trying to get them all straight in me ole cranium. Thanks for the clarification on William and James... and, like I said this book is difficult to follow, not counting the small print... think it was written by a Philadelphia Lawyer. `````````````````````````````````````````` Are you sure the Parish Register of Christ Church, Middlesex Co, Va. from 1653 to 1812 doesn't mention a son James? [see below] Those marriages on page 330 that I listed, are probably only the ones HAYDEN couldn't connect. Ah ha... pg 294 ~ The DANIEL "disjecta membra"... [told you he was a lawyer] ...given from the church records, at the end of this Daniel line, will show the difficulty of constructing a legitimate pedigree from any one of the early settlers of the name. ~ [And, that be those on pg 330] I did find another "stray" Middlesex Parish marriage: Margaret DANIEL and Henry WARE on 15 AUG 1711 `````````````````````````````````````````` I have Eustace unassigned. He is not Edmund!! Agreed!!! `````````````````````````````````````````` Here's exactly what HAYDEN wrote about James, as to dates ~ I know, Payne, you probably already have... pg 294/95 1. James DANIEL of Middlesex County, Virginia, bc: 1680 ~ d:....... ~ Married 27 JAN 1704, to Margaret VIVIAN, b:...... ~ d: 05 MAY 1727, daughter of John and Margaret VIVIAN of same county. [lists the VIVIAN children, etc. in footnote] NOTE: [pg 294] James DANIEL was ordered by the vestry of Middlesex Parish to procession the land 1724 and 1726. He was therefore a member of the vestry. In 1747, James DANIEL succeeded William DANIEL in the vestry. In 1751 he again processioned the land. [Is this the same William DANIEL who was a member of the vestry back in JUN 1684? Whoa!] Children of James DANIEL and Margaret VIVIAN [M.R. except No. 5.] 2. Rachel, b: 14 OCT 1704 ~ baptized: 15 NOV 1704 ~ m. 14 NOV 1722, Thomas AMIS or ARNIS, gent. 3.+ Peter, b: 1706 ~ baptized 29 SEP 1706 ~ m. .........., Sarah TRAVERS Pierson, widow of Captain Christopher PIERSON. 4.+ CHARLES, b: 1708/09 ~ baptized 06 MAR 1708/09 ~ m. 1732/33, Jane MICKELBOROUGH 5.+ William, b: 1710/14 (?) ~ m. Elizabeth WATKINS Woodson 6.+ James, b: 17 FEB 1716 ~ baptized: 17 MAR 1716 ~ m. 1753 (?) Mary KILLINGHAM 7. John, b: 19 JAN 1721 ~ b: 18 FEB 1721 ~ m. (?) ...... Elizabeth MORTON 8. Phebe, b: 12 MAR 1723 ~ baptized 05 APR 1724 9.+ Vivian, b: 01 JUL 1726 ~ baptized: 29 JUL 1726 ~ m. Elizabeth VIVIAN 10.? Susanna DANIEL, m. 17 FEB 1736; Henry MICKELBOROUGH and had Vivian, b: 06 NOV 1736 or 46 (last two figures almost erased), [Susanna] was probably daughter of James combing before James No. 6 ? Robert, No. 286, also probably belongs to James. ```````````````````````````````````````````````````````````

This may help to straighten out some of this mess. Cumberland County, VA Marriage Records: Feb. 26, 1753, Vallentine ALLEN & Ann ARNOLD. November 19, 1763, Philip ALLEN & Elizabeth, dau. of Daniel COLEMAN March 28, 1768, William DANIEL & Patty Field ALLEN, dau. of Samuel ALLEN (a) Samuel, Valentine and Phillip ALLEN were brothers. (b) Daniel COLEMAN and a Unity CARROLL are generally the ancestors some list as the ancestors of some of these Greene County, GA COLEMANS. (c) William DANIEL (1739-1797) was the son of William(s) DANIEL and Elizabeth WATKINS of Cumberland County, VA. My comments: 1. These NETHERLANDS (John) moved to Augusta, Richmond County, GA where they tie in with a TINLEY family and in turn my DANIEL bunch. The TINLEYS supposedly came over with Oglethorpe to GA in 1732. 2. Phillip and Valentine's sister, Susannah ALLEN, married a SUBLETT, which points right back into the Manikin Township bunch, which includes my RENEAUS and CHASTAINS, as well as others. 3. Francis MARSHALL is a name in the MARSHALL family of Jefferson County, GA and we know the HATCHERS are around that area, too. 4. Notice the two later marriages to Middlesex County, VA names -- Thomas MONTAGUE and Charles LEE - I wonder? 5. George Walton and Martha HUGHES -- . I think these WALTONS are about as messed up as our DANIELS. It would seem this George WALTON family Cumberland County, VA is related in some way to the Robert WALTON Family, since George (1724-1795) married a Martha HUGHES and Robert WALTON II (1718-ABT 1750) married a Mary Sarah HUGHES, especially since they both lived in Cumberland County, VA. I think it is the same bunch, as such, descendants of some of this bunch feed right into Morgan and Walton County, GA and are collateral with my family. 6. For the most part, these families are from what is generally considered to be part of the WOODSON-DANIEL line or Roger DANIELL line, however, they may point back into the Huguenot families of Manikin Township, VA 7. I have always felt there was possibly something more in Cumberland County, VA, more so than I have seen posted. Your thoughts.... Other Notes and Marriages in Cumberland County, VA: <<<< May 22, 1749, George Walton & Martha Hughes, spinster, Sec. R. Walton. McLaurine or any other orthodox minister of the Church of England to join together John Carlyle and Frances, dau of Wade Netherland. Feb. 1, 1750, John Netherland and Mary Anne Mosby. Sec. James Claiborne. March 27, 1750, William Edwards and Grisell Coleman, dau. of Daniel Coleman. Sept. 24, 1750, Thos. Bedford & Mary Ligon Coleman. Sec. Micajah Mosby. Nov. 26, 1750, Joseph Freemason & Sarah Harris, spinster; consent of her guardian, Wade Netherland. Oct. 16, 1751, Richard Povall & Tabitha Hudspeth, spinster. Sec. Benjamin Childrey. Letter of Tabitha Hudspeth: "This is to certify I have agreed to join in wedlock with Richard Povall." Teste: Benja. Childrey, Mary Childrey. Nov. 27, 1751, Peter LeGrand & Mary Woodson, spinster. Sec. Jacob Mosby. Feb. 19, 1752, John Carlyle & Frances Netherland. Sec. Benjamin Netherland. George Carrington's letter to Rev. Robert April 9, 1753, Henry Clay son of Henry Clay, & Rachel Povall. Bond given by John Netherland and Richard Povall. June 23, 1755, Benjamin Clopton & Agnes Morgan. May 24, 1756, Nathan Glenn & Lucy Coleman. Sec. Stephen Davenport. June 26, 1756, William Hudspeth & Lucy Povall. Sec. Richard Povall. Nov. 24, 1760, Samuel Hobson & Sarah Stoval, spinster, of Cumberland. Sec. Richard Povall. Feb. 1762, Tucker Woodson, of Goochland, & Mary Netherland of Cumberland. Sec. Wade Netherland. May 29, 1762, Peterfield Jefferson & Elizabeth Allen. Sec. John Jefferson. Samuel Allen's letter of consent to dau.'s marriage. April 23, 1764, Thomas Ligon & Betty Povall, spinster, dau. of Richard Povall. Dec. 19, 1764, James Coleman & Anna Cocke, dau. of John Cocke. April 23, 1770, Thomas Clay & Susanna Watkins. April 16, 1772, Nicholas Cabell, Jur., & Hannah Carrington. Sec. Jos. Carrington. Nov. 5, 1772, John Woodson & Anne Davenport. Letter of her father Thomas Davenport, Jr., of Littleton Parish, witnessed by Henry Davenport, & Thos. Davenport, 2d junior. Nov. 23, 1772, Charles Moseley & Mary Povall. Dec. 21, 1772, John Moseley & Patty Povall. Sec. Charles Childrey. April 11, 1773, John Gannaway & Pattie Woodson, dau. of John Woodson. June 27, 1774, Francis Marshall, Jr., & Phebe Hatcher. Sept. 5, 1774, Law Smith & Catherine Montague. Sec. Thos. Montague. March 7, 1775, Burwell Baugh & Anne Netherland. March 6, 1775, Edmund Vaughan & Sally Michaux. Sec. John Woodson. February 21, 1775, Daniel Allen & Joana Hill. Dec. 25, 1785, William Allen & Sarah Slaughter. Sec. Larkin Smith. Jan. 18, 1786, Charles Lee, Jr., & Susanna Pearce, daughter of Jesse Pearce >>> John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA

Annie, In regard to Col. William Daniel of Wigan, who by the way, was not William of Middlesex Co., Va., nor William of Mass. His sons William and Henry did not produce any issue. Hayden's Charts are incorrect in some of the lineage lines of the De Tabley Daniels/Danyls. etc. I have the documentation at my web page which is supported by researchers in England. [Hayden's "The Visitation of Lancashire" with respect to William of Wigan is nonsense] To quote a Lancashire Researcher. Notes on Dorothy Forth are below. SHE did not marry William Daniel of Middlesex who is most likely the founder of the Daniel family in Middlesex County, Virginia in 1660. ("A Place in Time, Middlesex County, Virginia, 1650-1750") There is speculation that a Peter Daniel from Scotland was in Middlesex Co., Va., in 1620, but this is quite improvable. Col. William of Wigan married Dorothy Forth, daughter of William Forth Esq. of Wigan, Lancs, about 1646. They had the following children: 175 M i Henry Daniell was born 1647. He died d.s.p. 176 M ii William Daniell was born 1651. He died d.s.p. 177 F iii Dorothy Daniell died as infant. 178 F iv Dorothy Daniell was born 1653. 179 F v Elizabeth Daniell was born 1654. was buried 10 Feb 1730. Elizabeth married (1) Ralph Finch Esq. of Chester. Elizabeth also married (2) John Hutton Esq. of St.Oswald,Cheshire. 180 F vi Mary Daniell was born 1655. 181 F vii Anne Daniell died died young. 182 F viii Helen Daniell was born 1660. Helen married Martin Willis Esq. of Halstead on 14 Apr 1681. Note: Dorety Forth (d/o)William Forth was christened on 6 Aug. 1618 Wigan, Lancashire. Capt. William of Wigan, b. 1626 married Dorothy (d/o William Forth) of Wigan and co-heiress of William of Wigan. She was reported to be buried in 1695, having had 2 sons and 6 girls. This lady (i.e.. Dorothy Forth) bore the arms of Holt and Forth, being granddaughter of - Holt,esq. of Sherington and an heiress. I am not sure what that aet. 14, anno, 08 APL 1665 means but William and Henry died before that date. I think you can be safe with beginning the Daniels of Middlesex with William [Will record: ITEM: I give to my loving son, James Daniell one tract or divident of land which I bought of Joseph Gore, being 1/2 of the land that David Allison dyed possessed of, in the Co. of Middlesex, to him and his heirs forever, lawfully begotten of his body, and for want of such heirs to my son James Daniell and to his heirs lawfully] I see no mystery here. Are you sure the Parish Register of Christ Church, Middlesex Co, Va. from 1653 to 1812 doesn't mention a son James? I have Eustace unassigned. He is not Edmund!! Nice work Annie, Payne http//paynedaniel.com ----- Original Message ----- From: <ShuShuFlyPie@cs.com> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 10:08 PM Subject: Re: [DANIEL-L] DANIEL ~ Blissland Parish, VA + Marriages > Payne, About Eustace DANIEL.... I just don't know. My DNA from Edmund and > TEMBTE line doesn't match the Middlesex as you are aware. After going through > the Hayden book which is mostly, or perhaps considered all Middlesex, I'm > beginning to believe atleast TWO DIFFERENT DANIEL clans were running in the same > crowd in that time period. > > So, here's probably a repeat of info you have already seen from this > "Virginia Genealogies" by Rev Horace E. Hayden, pub: 1891, 1959, 1966, pg 330 ~ this > page mentions Eustace DANIEL ~ and all these people might be ones he could not > place, [definitely isn't clear to me], and this has probably been circulated a > dozen times in the past across the web. Also, see last note below about > Edwin CONWAY and another Samuel COLEMAN. > > Annie > > > MIDDLESEX RECORDS > DANIEL, Margaret, m. 15 AUG 1711, to Henry WARE, b: 1690 > DANIEL, Elizabeth, m. 04 FEB 1714, to George CHEWNING, b: 1695 > DANIEL, Ann, m. 03 SEP 1714, to Curtis PERROTT, b: 1698 > DANIEL, Jane, married 12 MAY 1720, to Oliver LEGAR > DANIEL, Sarah, married 10 DEC 1730, to Henry NIXON > DANIEL, Jane, married 26 JAN 1733, to Arthur WARE > DANIEL, Mary, married 10 JUN 1731, to Ralph SKELTON > DANIEL, Robert, married 29 APR 1731, to Elizabeth CARTER > DANIEL, Elizabeth, married 13 APR 1733, to Edward BRISTOW > DANIEL, Annie, married 14 MAY 1734, to James PRESNALL > DANIEL, Margaret, married 09 OCT 1735, to John TOWLES > > NOTE the break in dates ~ why? ~ maybe marriages in these years had been > identified? > > DANIEL, Robert, JR, married 29 DEC 1768, to Penelope LEE > DANIEL, Betty, married 18 MAY 1769, to Peter KEMP > DANIEL, William, married 26 JUL 1770, to Lucy GUTTERY > DANIEL, Elizabeth, married 06 FEB 1774, to James LEE > DANIEL, Catherine, married 21 DEC 1776, to William SHACKLEFORD > DANIEL, Lydia, married 10 JUL 1777, to Lunsford DANIEL > DANIEL, Sarah, married 04 APR 1782, to Abner CLOUDAS > DANIEL, Peggy, married 16 MAR 1786, to Batchelder THURSTON > DANIEL, Susannah G., married 31 DEC 1789, to Leonard GEORGE > DANIEL, Mary, married 19 DEC 1789, to Henry Daniel SHEPHERD > DANIEL, George, married 12 FEB 1789, to Lucy CLARE > DANIEL, Nelson, married 06 FEB 1790, to Jeane BLACKBURN > DANIEL, Elizabeth, married 22 SEP 1792, to William BROOKING > DANIEL, Sarah, married 27 JUL 1793, to Burgen KIDD > DANIEL, Lucy, married 21 JUN 1801, to Matt KEMP > > Immediately below the above marriages, still on pg 330: > BLISSLAND PARISH REGISTRY ~ > 1. DANIEL, EUSTACE, b: 04 DEC 1734/35, baptized 06 FEB 1734/35, son of > Edmond and Alice DANIEL > > NOTE: The surname of EUSTACE appears in this book starting on page 125 with > Agatha Ann EUSTACE, b: APR 1765, daughter of Agatha CONWAY, b: 1740 ~ d: 02 > APR 1826, Stafford County, VA and [M: 15 MAY 1757, to] Isaac EUSTACE ~ Son of > William EUSTACE and Anne LEE ~ Agatha Ann married General John BLACKWELL > > ~ pg 127 Mary BALL + William Conway EUSTACE and her sister, Maria married > Eustace CONWAY. > > This book also mentions the GLASSCOCKs about 20 times ~ same ones that > married into both paternal and maternal sides. And, the THORNTONs about 50 times > [family of the mother of Hannah ASBURY~DANIEL]. BILLINGTONs mentioned about 06 > times, and there are THORNTONs and DANIELs in the BILLINGTON line. > > 2. DANIEL, James, b: 21 OCT 1737, baptized 27 NOV 1737, son of Walter and > William DANIEL ~ NOTE: Sometime back I posted about a lady with a man's name > which came from one of my books, ~ not sure if this "William" is same. Believe > her second name was a recognized female name. > > 3. DANIEL, Sarah, b: 28 SEP 1756, baptized 07 NOV 1756, daughter of Walter > and Mary DANIEL. > > 4. DANIEL, Mary, b: 07 SEP 1758, baptized 29 OCT 1758, also daughter of > above Walter and Mary DANIEL > > 5. DANIEL, William, b: 04 OCT 1767 ~ son of above. > > DANIEL, Buckner, private, Virginia Military, 1775 ~ 1783; pensioner 1835, age > 74, DAVIDSON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. > > DANIEL, Christopher, private, Virginia Military 1775 ~ 1783; pensioner 1835, > age 75, ORANGE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA > > DANIEL, George married Frances UNKNOWN. John ROANE was adm of estate of > Francis. [as written] > > DANIEL, James, married Anne Maclin, widow of William Maclin and mother of > William W. M. > > DANIEL, Walker went to Lincoln County from Virginia, 1781. He "laid off" the > town of Danville, Kentucky, 1781. He was prosecuting attorney of Kentucky > district, 1783. > > > DANIEL in Virginia Militia, War of 1812 ~ brackets indicate numbers upon the > Pay Rolls: > DANIEL, Travers > DANIEL, Robert, private Capt Cousin's Company [139] > DANIEL, Nathaniel, private 1st Reg. [143] > DANIEL, Goodwin G., private 1st Reg. [149] > DANIEL, Robert B., sergeant > DANIEL, John, private > DANIEL, Ephraim, private [153 ~ may include the two immediately above] > DANIEL, Nimrod, private [185] > DANIEL, Charles [232] > DANIEL, Christopher, 109th Reg. [235, 246] > DANIEL, Lewis, 109th Reg. [239, 247] > DANIEL, John, 109th Reg. [243] > DANIEL, Carter, 109th Reg. [247] > DANIEL, Jonathan or John M., private, 21st Reg. [272] > DANIEL, Thomas [453] > > ALL ABOVE on page 330. > > Now, would someone please explain this to me: What does "aet. 40, anno, 08 > APL 1665" mean after William DANIEL of Wigan, County Lancaster, England? And, > the same date below? He married Dorothy FORTH, heir of Hugh FORTH of Wigan. > In addition, it is signed by William DANIELL, Ormeskirke on 08th APL 1665, on > the same date, as written in this book by HAYDEN, pg 292, [unnumbered]. > > Then there is a vertical line across the page separating above, and with > eight short horizontal lines ~ > under the vertical line, to the left under two of these short lines are: > 1. William, aet. 14, anno, 08 APL 1665 ~ ???. > b: 1651. > 2. Henry, aet. 18 ann. > > Then, to the right under the other six short lines are a bunch of "hens" and > NO "roosters" > ````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` > pg 294: > William DANIEL received land in Middlesex County, Virginia, 1669. He > received 150 acres in Lancaster County, 05 OCT 1672. But, no one of the name DANIEL > appears in Middlesex Church records prior to 1684. > > "Mr. CONWAY wisely began his chart with James and Margaret [VIVIAN] DANIEL of > Middlesex County, 1704. Through Mr. STANARD* I have lately secured the Will > of Captain William DANIEL, 263, which names his son James, whose birth is not > given in the Middlesex Register. It appears very probable that James DANIEL, > who heads the following pedigree, was his son, BUT IT IS NOT PROVEN." > > So, has anyone since proven? > > > `````````````````````````````````````````````` > > *STANARD... Was this STANYARNE by some in the family... earlier times, the > same? > John WILSON= c. 1790 ~ Elizabeth STANYARNE ~ Son of: > Algernon WILSON= 1746, ~ Susan Proctor DANIELL ~ Daughter of: > Marmaduke DANIEL= c. 1724 ~ Susan [Proctor] ~ Son of: > Robert DANIEL, II = c. 1698 ~ Sarah ............... ~ Son of: > Robert DANIEL, I, Governor = Dorothy CHAMBERLAYNE, Son of: > Roger DANIEL, II ~ [pg 6a] > > NOTE: Marmaduke DANIEL, bc: 1703 ~ dc: 1741 ~ Married circa 1724, to Susan > [PROCTOR~?]. They had two children: son Marmaduke DANIEL, II [sic], b: 13 DEC > 1725, and daughter Sarah Proctor DANIEL, b: 17 JAN 1727/28*, db: AUG 1801, > married 06 FEB 1746, to Algernon WILSON. [*Register of St Thomas and St Denis > Parish, South Carolina, by CLUTE, pg 55] > > Until 1959 it had been presumed that Marmaduke II had died young. In 1959 > Mrs. Lola Lee DANIELL Bruington of Florida made transcripts of some deeds in > Chatham County, North Carolina, signed by Marmaduke DANIELL in 1782~1786. [pg 20] > > From "A Carolina ~ Virginia Genealogy" by York Lowry WILSON, A.B., Princeton > University, 1915, pub 1962, Aldershot Gale & Polden Ltd. [about 15 pages on > Robert DANIEL, I, with references] > ````````````````````````````````````````````````````` > From above: John WILSON= c. 1790 ~ Son of Algernon WILSON, of St Paul's > Parish, d: 31 MAR 1774, m. Sarah Proctor DANIEL ~ also had a son, Jehu WILSON, > [Will dtd 05 JUN 1795, proved in Charleston 11 NOV 1826] who married 10 AUG 1801 > Sarah BLAKEWAY, dau. of Dr. Lionel CHALMERS & (1) Martha LOGAN, who was a > granddaughter of Lieutent General the Honorable Robert DANIELL. > > The author further states that Algernon and Marmaduke are distinctive > Christian names of these WILSON families. Marmaduke WILSON of Westonfield and > Kirkdeighton, Yorkshire, England, was father of Marmaduke WILSON [JR~?] who > matriculated at Trinity College, Cambridge in 1602 ~ this branch moved to Durham... > England, I assume. > > `````````````````````````````````````````````````````` > [Hayden, pg 226] "The next grant was to Edwin CONWAY for 1250 acres in > Lancaster County, [Virginia] S. E. side Corotoman River ~ 1000 acre grant by two > patents, one of 06 DEC 1652, in which he and his wife Martha [ELTONHEAD, dau of > Richard of Lancaster, England] are named head-rights, and which states that > Edwyn CONWAY had come to Virginia four times; and one of 06 APR 1654, for 250 > acres for five persons ~ William Collins, Edward Bennett, Alice Ellis, Ann > Roberts, and SAMUEL COLEMAN." ~ Isn't 1654, Lancaster, a long time before we see > any Mobjack Bay Samuel COLEMANs? Could this 1654 Samuel have been a brother or > cousin to Robert COLEMAN, bb: 1622 who married Elizabeth GRIZZELL and probably > in the colony by 1637? > > ````````````````````````````````````````````````````` > About "a" James DANIEL marrying "a" Grizzell CLEMENTS: > Grizzell COLEMAN, bc: 1660, who married Benjamin CLEMENTS, had sons Richard, > b: 1682, Benjamin, b: 1687 and Thomas, b: 1701, all born in Albingdon Parish, > to carry the CLEMENTS name forward in this line ~ who they married and the > names of their children or their childrens' children, I would say, is anyone's > guess at this point... as accuracy may be lost to time. Looks like OCT 1691, > Ben SR was dealing land in King & Queen [book 8, pg 190] > > I see "a" Benjamin CLEMENTS died and left a Will in 1812/13 Harrison County, > Kentucky ~ also "a" Benjamin CLEMENTS married 03 NOV 1796 to a Lucy BAILEY in > Bourban County, Kentucky ~ Henning DANIEL's sister, Tembte DANIEL married a > John BAILEY... so that's interesting. Sorry, can't help on any James DANIEL + > Grizzell CLEMENTS... were they in Kentucky, or Virginia? > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > If you are have any problems receiving the DANIEL List, would like to change your subscription method or email address or you have a suggestion you think would improve the operation of the DANIEL list -- feel free to contact me at any time - My email address is JClarke@rose.net > >

For those who may be interested Benjamin Clopton is a son of Walter Clopton & Mary JARRATT Clopton [my 9th g-gp's] source The Clopton Family Book Debbie Hill dhill@srcaccess.net > June 23, 1755, Benjamin Clopton & Agnes Morgan.

Thanks, I don't mind going over the repeats again. John, who was the father of Mary Elizabeth Coleman born 1764? No puzzles, please! Payne ----- Original Message ----- From: <ShuShuFlyPie@cs.com> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 10:08 PM Subject: Re: [DANIEL-L] DANIEL ~ Blissland Parish, VA + Marriages > Payne, About Eustace DANIEL.... I just don't know. My DNA from Edmund and > TEMBTE line doesn't match the Middlesex as you are aware. After going through > the Hayden book which is mostly, or perhaps considered all Middlesex, I'm > beginning to believe atleast TWO DIFFERENT DANIEL clans were running in the same > crowd in that time period. > > So, here's probably a repeat of info you have already seen from this > "Virginia Genealogies" by Rev Horace E. Hayden, pub: 1891, 1959, 1966, pg 330 ~ this > page mentions Eustace DANIEL ~ and all these people might be ones he could not > place, [definitely isn't clear to me], and this has probably been circulated a > dozen times in the past across the web. Also, see last note below about > Edwin CONWAY and another Samuel COLEMAN. > > Annie > > > MIDDLESEX RECORDS > DANIEL, Margaret, m. 15 AUG 1711, to Henry WARE, b: 1690 > DANIEL, Elizabeth, m. 04 FEB 1714, to George CHEWNING, b: 1695 > DANIEL, Ann, m. 03 SEP 1714, to Curtis PERROTT, b: 1698 > DANIEL, Jane, married 12 MAY 1720, to Oliver LEGAR > DANIEL, Sarah, married 10 DEC 1730, to Henry NIXON > DANIEL, Jane, married 26 JAN 1733, to Arthur WARE > DANIEL, Mary, married 10 JUN 1731, to Ralph SKELTON > DANIEL, Robert, married 29 APR 1731, to Elizabeth CARTER > DANIEL, Elizabeth, married 13 APR 1733, to Edward BRISTOW > DANIEL, Annie, married 14 MAY 1734, to James PRESNALL > DANIEL, Margaret, married 09 OCT 1735, to John TOWLES > > NOTE the break in dates ~ why? ~ maybe marriages in these years had been > identified? > > DANIEL, Robert, JR, married 29 DEC 1768, to Penelope LEE > DANIEL, Betty, married 18 MAY 1769, to Peter KEMP > DANIEL, William, married 26 JUL 1770, to Lucy GUTTERY > DANIEL, Elizabeth, married 06 FEB 1774, to James LEE > DANIEL, Catherine, married 21 DEC 1776, to William SHACKLEFORD > DANIEL, Lydia, married 10 JUL 1777, to Lunsford DANIEL > DANIEL, Sarah, married 04 APR 1782, to Abner CLOUDAS > DANIEL, Peggy, married 16 MAR 1786, to Batchelder THURSTON > DANIEL, Susannah G., married 31 DEC 1789, to Leonard GEORGE > DANIEL, Mary, married 19 DEC 1789, to Henry Daniel SHEPHERD > DANIEL, George, married 12 FEB 1789, to Lucy CLARE > DANIEL, Nelson, married 06 FEB 1790, to Jeane BLACKBURN > DANIEL, Elizabeth, married 22 SEP 1792, to William BROOKING > DANIEL, Sarah, married 27 JUL 1793, to Burgen KIDD > DANIEL, Lucy, married 21 JUN 1801, to Matt KEMP > > Immediately below the above marriages, still on pg 330: > BLISSLAND PARISH REGISTRY ~ > 1. DANIEL, EUSTACE, b: 04 DEC 1734/35, baptized 06 FEB 1734/35, son of > Edmond and Alice DANIEL > > NOTE: The surname of EUSTACE appears in this book starting on page 125 with > Agatha Ann EUSTACE, b: APR 1765, daughter of Agatha CONWAY, b: 1740 ~ d: 02 > APR 1826, Stafford County, VA and [M: 15 MAY 1757, to] Isaac EUSTACE ~ Son of > William EUSTACE and Anne LEE ~ Agatha Ann married General John BLACKWELL > > ~ pg 127 Mary BALL + William Conway EUSTACE and her sister, Maria married > Eustace CONWAY. > > This book also mentions the GLASSCOCKs about 20 times ~ same ones that > married into both paternal and maternal sides. And, the THORNTONs about 50 times > [family of the mother of Hannah ASBURY~DANIEL]. BILLINGTONs mentioned about 06 > times, and there are THORNTONs and DANIELs in the BILLINGTON line. > > 2. DANIEL, James, b: 21 OCT 1737, baptized 27 NOV 1737, son of Walter and > William DANIEL ~ NOTE: Sometime back I posted about a lady with a man's name > which came from one of my books, ~ not sure if this "William" is same. Believe > her second name was a recognized female name. > > 3. DANIEL, Sarah, b: 28 SEP 1756, baptized 07 NOV 1756, daughter of Walter > and Mary DANIEL. > > 4. DANIEL, Mary, b: 07 SEP 1758, baptized 29 OCT 1758, also daughter of > above Walter and Mary DANIEL > > 5. DANIEL, William, b: 04 OCT 1767 ~ son of above. > > DANIEL, Buckner, private, Virginia Military, 1775 ~ 1783; pensioner 1835, age > 74, DAVIDSON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. > > DANIEL, Christopher, private, Virginia Military 1775 ~ 1783; pensioner 1835, > age 75, ORANGE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA > > DANIEL, George married Frances UNKNOWN. John ROANE was adm of estate of > Francis. [as written] > > DANIEL, James, married Anne Maclin, widow of William Maclin and mother of > William W. M. > > DANIEL, Walker went to Lincoln County from Virginia, 1781. He "laid off" the > town of Danville, Kentucky, 1781. He was prosecuting attorney of Kentucky > district, 1783. > > > DANIEL in Virginia Militia, War of 1812 ~ brackets indicate numbers upon the > Pay Rolls: > DANIEL, Travers > DANIEL, Robert, private Capt Cousin's Company [139] > DANIEL, Nathaniel, private 1st Reg. [143] > DANIEL, Goodwin G., private 1st Reg. [149] > DANIEL, Robert B., sergeant > DANIEL, John, private > DANIEL, Ephraim, private [153 ~ may include the two immediately above] > DANIEL, Nimrod, private [185] > DANIEL, Charles [232] > DANIEL, Christopher, 109th Reg. [235, 246] > DANIEL, Lewis, 109th Reg. [239, 247] > DANIEL, John, 109th Reg. [243] > DANIEL, Carter, 109th Reg. [247] > DANIEL, Jonathan or John M., private, 21st Reg. [272] > DANIEL, Thomas [453] > > ALL ABOVE on page 330. > > Now, would someone please explain this to me: What does "aet. 40, anno, 08 > APL 1665" mean after William DANIEL of Wigan, County Lancaster, England? And, > the same date below? He married Dorothy FORTH, heir of Hugh FORTH of Wigan. > In addition, it is signed by William DANIELL, Ormeskirke on 08th APL 1665, on > the same date, as written in this book by HAYDEN, pg 292, [unnumbered]. > > Then there is a vertical line across the page separating above, and with > eight short horizontal lines ~ > under the vertical line, to the left under two of these short lines are: > 1. William, aet. 14, anno, 08 APL 1665 ~ ???. > b: 1651. > 2. Henry, aet. 18 ann. > > Then, to the right under the other six short lines are a bunch of "hens" and > NO "roosters" > ````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` > pg 294: > William DANIEL received land in Middlesex County, Virginia, 1669. He > received 150 acres in Lancaster County, 05 OCT 1672. But, no one of the name DANIEL > appears in Middlesex Church records prior to 1684. > > "Mr. CONWAY wisely began his chart with James and Margaret [VIVIAN] DANIEL of > Middlesex County, 1704. Through Mr. STANARD* I have lately secured the Will > of Captain William DANIEL, 263, which names his son James, whose birth is not > given in the Middlesex Register. It appears very probable that James DANIEL, > who heads the following pedigree, was his son, BUT IT IS NOT PROVEN." > > So, has anyone since proven? > > > `````````````````````````````````````````````` > > *STANARD... Was this STANYARNE by some in the family... earlier times, the > same? > John WILSON= c. 1790 ~ Elizabeth STANYARNE ~ Son of: > Algernon WILSON= 1746, ~ Susan Proctor DANIELL ~ Daughter of: > Marmaduke DANIEL= c. 1724 ~ Susan [Proctor] ~ Son of: > Robert DANIEL, II = c. 1698 ~ Sarah ............... ~ Son of: > Robert DANIEL, I, Governor = Dorothy CHAMBERLAYNE, Son of: > Roger DANIEL, II ~ [pg 6a] > > NOTE: Marmaduke DANIEL, bc: 1703 ~ dc: 1741 ~ Married circa 1724, to Susan > [PROCTOR~?]. They had two children: son Marmaduke DANIEL, II [sic], b: 13 DEC > 1725, and daughter Sarah Proctor DANIEL, b: 17 JAN 1727/28*, db: AUG 1801, > married 06 FEB 1746, to Algernon WILSON. [*Register of St Thomas and St Denis > Parish, South Carolina, by CLUTE, pg 55] > > Until 1959 it had been presumed that Marmaduke II had died young. In 1959 > Mrs. Lola Lee DANIELL Bruington of Florida made transcripts of some deeds in > Chatham County, North Carolina, signed by Marmaduke DANIELL in 1782~1786. [pg 20] > > From "A Carolina ~ Virginia Genealogy" by York Lowry WILSON, A.B., Princeton > University, 1915, pub 1962, Aldershot Gale & Polden Ltd. [about 15 pages on > Robert DANIEL, I, with references] > ````````````````````````````````````````````````````` > From above: John WILSON= c. 1790 ~ Son of Algernon WILSON, of St Paul's > Parish, d: 31 MAR 1774, m. Sarah Proctor DANIEL ~ also had a son, Jehu WILSON, > [Will dtd 05 JUN 1795, proved in Charleston 11 NOV 1826] who married 10 AUG 1801 > Sarah BLAKEWAY, dau. of Dr. Lionel CHALMERS & (1) Martha LOGAN, who was a > granddaughter of Lieutent General the Honorable Robert DANIELL. > > The author further states that Algernon and Marmaduke are distinctive > Christian names of these WILSON families. Marmaduke WILSON of Westonfield and > Kirkdeighton, Yorkshire, England, was father of Marmaduke WILSON [JR~?] who > matriculated at Trinity College, Cambridge in 1602 ~ this branch moved to Durham... > England, I assume. > > `````````````````````````````````````````````````````` > [Hayden, pg 226] "The next grant was to Edwin CONWAY for 1250 acres in > Lancaster County, [Virginia] S. E. side Corotoman River ~ 1000 acre grant by two > patents, one of 06 DEC 1652, in which he and his wife Martha [ELTONHEAD, dau of > Richard of Lancaster, England] are named head-rights, and which states that > Edwyn CONWAY had come to Virginia four times; and one of 06 APR 1654, for 250 > acres for five persons ~ William Collins, Edward Bennett, Alice Ellis, Ann > Roberts, and SAMUEL COLEMAN." ~ Isn't 1654, Lancaster, a long time before we see > any Mobjack Bay Samuel COLEMANs? Could this 1654 Samuel have been a brother or > cousin to Robert COLEMAN, bb: 1622 who married Elizabeth GRIZZELL and probably > in the colony by 1637? > > ````````````````````````````````````````````````````` > About "a" James DANIEL marrying "a" Grizzell CLEMENTS: > Grizzell COLEMAN, bc: 1660, who married Benjamin CLEMENTS, had sons Richard, > b: 1682, Benjamin, b: 1687 and Thomas, b: 1701, all born in Albingdon Parish, > to carry the CLEMENTS name forward in this line ~ who they married and the > names of their children or their childrens' children, I would say, is anyone's > guess at this point... as accuracy may be lost to time. Looks like OCT 1691, > Ben SR was dealing land in King & Queen [book 8, pg 190] > > I see "a" Benjamin CLEMENTS died and left a Will in 1812/13 Harrison County, > Kentucky ~ also "a" Benjamin CLEMENTS married 03 NOV 1796 to a Lucy BAILEY in > Bourban County, Kentucky ~ Henning DANIEL's sister, Tembte DANIEL married a > John BAILEY... so that's interesting. Sorry, can't help on any James DANIEL + > Grizzell CLEMENTS... were they in Kentucky, or Virginia? > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > If you are have any problems receiving the DANIEL List, would like to change your subscription method or email address or you have a suggestion you think would improve the operation of the DANIEL list -- feel free to contact me at any time - My email address is JClarke@rose.net > >

Note: the person who wrote these orders was not consistent in their spelling of any of these names. They use McDONALL on some, DONALLY on others but they appear to be the same family. This is from the Chaulkley book on Augusta County, VA. This book is full of entries for Israel CHRISTIAN and his family, as well as the ALEXANDERS and RAMSEYS, Upper Neck families of an earlier era and before that, Maryland........ JUNE 19, 1764. (496) John Ramsey chosen guardian by Mary McDonall, aged 16; John McDonall, aged 14, and the Court appoints him guardian for Francis, Hugh, Rebecca, William, Elizabeth and Saml. McDonall, all orphans of John McDonall. (496) Will of Adam Wall proved by one witness (James Calloway) and to lie for further proof. No exr. being named, Apple Wall qualified administrator. MARCH 17, 1772. (329) Admn. of estate of Samuel McDonald granted his brother, Henry McDonald MARCH, 1790 Donnely vs. Hinter.--Andrew Donnely writes from kanawha, 1792. Abraham Ingram vs. Zachariah Calloway and Ellenor, his wife.--26th November 1788. John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA

Annie, That is more or less what I am thinking about some of these Greene County, GA folks. They weren't NC folks, but VA folks and probably a part of that same KDC bunch that came from Ireland to PA to VA and then to GA - KELSO-DANIEL-CUNNINGHAM clan. There are also three other families in this little group, the COFFEES, CARLTONS and the CALDWELLS, so there are lots of "C.'s" in this bunch. I do not know whether Thomas DANIEL (ABT 1740-1813) of Greene County, GA was out of this KDC bunch or not but I think Charles DANIEL (1773-1800) was, because he married a COFFEE. If Thomas was in this bunch and he was, indeed, Charles's father, then my bet is -- he was married to a RANDLE and not a NC BURNEY. The RANDLES are another family that floats with them, as are the RALLS and SANFORDS, all VA folks. One of the GA families I closely monitor is the LAMARS, as some of you know. They were from Frederick County, MD and migrated to Columbia County, GA, as well as other places. I find many things interesting about this LAMAR family but most of all the name of the Clerk of the Court in Frederick County, MD on the 1748 will of Thomas LAMAR II (1686-1749) -- James DARNELL. The reason I find it interesting is because a Morgan County, GA researcher once told me -- "you know we really aren't DANIELS but DARNELLS." I blew it off at the time, but not now. I wonder if some of the DANIEL lines we are seeing in GA are really DARNELL, especially those that kept the "double L" spelling of the name, like some of these Greene County, GA folks did? This would probably go a long way to explain some of what we are seeing with the CALLAWAYS, another MD family, all over some of our DANIEL folks. What we may be seeing is the worst possible of combinations -- McDONALDS who became DANIELS, McDANIELS who became DANIELS, DARNELLS who became DANIELS, O'DANIELS who became DANIELS, DONALDSONS who became DANIELS, DONNELLS who became DANIELS and after several generations when everyone had forgotten the real spellings of their names, they all intermarried. John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA ----- Original Message ----- From: <ShuShuFlyPie@cs.com> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 10:23 PM Subject: [DANIEL-L] DANIEL + KELSO ~ A different set of COLEMANs > GENERATION ONE ~ > 1. Robert COLEMAN, SR, b: Wales > > GENERATION TWO ~ > 2. Robert COLEMAN, JR, bc: 1642, probably Wales [20 MAY 1663, became 21 years > of age and father deed him lands] > 2.a. Francis COLEMAN, SR, bc: 1665, VA or NC ~ Married Honour UNKNOWN > > GENERATION THREE ~ > 2.a. Children of Francis COLEMAN, SR and Honour UNKNOWN: > 2.a.1. Francis COLEMAN, JR, bc: 1683 ~ Married Mary UNKNOWN > 2.b.2. John COLEMAN, bc: 1685 ~ Married Frances MATHIS [Matthews] ~ daughter > of Thomas and Eliza MATHIS > > GENERATION FOUR ~ > 2.a.1. Child of Francis COLEMAN, JR and Mary UNKNOWN: > 2.a.1.a. Robert R. COLEMAN, bc: 1725, Halifax County, VA > > GENERATION FIVE ~ > 2.a.1.a. Robert R. COLEMAN: 01 MAY 1753. Dinwiddie County formed from Prince > George. The Coleman's then lived in this area and were thereafter in Dinwiddle > County. 09 NOV 1756. Robert COLEMAN received patent from Lord Granville for > 157 acres of land in Edgecombe County, North Carolina [later Halifax County, > NC] > > Children of Robert R. COLEMAN and UNKNOWN > 2.a.1.a.1. Francis COLEMAN, SR, b: 16 AUG 1744, Virginia ~ Colonel ~ d: 13 > AUG 1823, St Stevens, Washington County, Alabama ~ Married circa 1757, to > Margaret DANIEL, b: 29 DEC 1750, NC ~ d: 17 APR 1804, St Stevens, Washington County, > Alabama ~ Daughter of James DANIEL and Jean/Joan KELSO > 2.a.1.a.2. Thomas COLEMAN, bc: 1745 ~ dc: 1821, South Carolina ~ Married > Sarah PRICHETT > 2.a.1.a.3. Robert COLEMAN, bc: 1747 ~ Major ~ dc: 1809, Fairfield County, > South Carolina ~ Married (1) Elizabeth ROE, b: 28 FEB 1748/49 [mother of > children] Married (2) Susanna UNKNOWN > 2.a.1.a.4. Charles P. COLEMAN, bc: 1748/65 > 2.a.1.a.5. William COLEMAN, bc: 1748/65 > 2.a.1.a.6. Susanna COLEMAN > 2.a.1.a.7. Stephen COLEMAN > 2.a.1.a.8. Sarah COLEMAN > 2.a.1.a.9. Mary COLEMAN > 2.a.1.a.10. Cloe COLEMAN > 2.a.1.a.11. Frances 'Fanny' COLEMAN > 2.a.1.a.12. Nancy COLEMAN > > GENERATION SIX ~ > 2.a.1.a.1. Francis COLEMAN, SR, b: 16 AUG 1744, Virginia ~ Colonel ~ d: 13 > AUG 1823, St Stevens, Washington County, Alabama ~ Married circa 1757, to > Margaret DANIEL, b: 29 DEC 1750, NC ~ d: 17 APR 1804, St Stevens, Washington County, > Alabama ~ Daughter of James DANIEL and Jean/Joan KELSO [NOTE: James DANIEL's > Will probated 19 APR 1763, named his daughter Margaret, wife of Francis > COLEMAN] James and Jean also had a son named William DANIEL. > > NOTE: Francis COLEMAN: Listed in Washington County, Alabama [Deed Book A > 1798] based on a 1777 description as "...a plantation of 500 acres in West Florida > on a point immediately above Black Rock on the river Tombechy [sic. > Tombogbee] about 112 miles above the town of Mobile..." from Joel Walker in Liberty > County, GA in 1798; deed was witnessed by William COLEMAN and James SMITH before > William HARDWICK, Justice of the Peace for Jefferson County, Georgia, 13 OCT > 1799. [Vol 1, History of Washington County. Washington County Historical > Society, Chatom, Alabama 1982, pg 426] [History, Vol 1, pg 26] DAR#118061 > > Children of Francis COLEMAN and Margaret DANIEL: > Isaac COLEMAN, b: 25 SEP 1768 > William COLEMAN, b: 13 MAY 1770 > Francis COLEMAN, b: 08 JUN 1772 > Margaret COLEMAN, b: 06 JAN 1774 > John COLEMAN, b: 03 JAN 1776 > Benjamin COLEMAN, b: 29 APR 1778 > Abner COLEMAN, b: 17 JAN 1783 > Elias COLEMAN, b: 09 DEC 1784 > Vashti COLEMAN, b: 19 DEC 1786 > Robert COLEMAN, b: 09 MAR 1789 > Daniel COLEMAN, b: 05 SEP 1792 > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > Don't forget to change the Subject line of your message when you change the subject of a reply message. > >

GENERATION ONE ~ 1. Robert COLEMAN, SR, b: Wales GENERATION TWO ~ 2. Robert COLEMAN, JR, bc: 1642, probably Wales [20 MAY 1663, became 21 years of age and father deed him lands] 2.a. Francis COLEMAN, SR, bc: 1665, VA or NC ~ Married Honour UNKNOWN GENERATION THREE ~ 2.a. Children of Francis COLEMAN, SR and Honour UNKNOWN: 2.a.1. Francis COLEMAN, JR, bc: 1683 ~ Married Mary UNKNOWN 2.b.2. John COLEMAN, bc: 1685 ~ Married Frances MATHIS [Matthews] ~ daughter of Thomas and Eliza MATHIS GENERATION FOUR ~ 2.a.1. Child of Francis COLEMAN, JR and Mary UNKNOWN: 2.a.1.a. Robert R. COLEMAN, bc: 1725, Halifax County, VA GENERATION FIVE ~ 2.a.1.a. Robert R. COLEMAN: 01 MAY 1753. Dinwiddie County formed from Prince George. The Coleman's then lived in this area and were thereafter in Dinwiddle County. 09 NOV 1756. Robert COLEMAN received patent from Lord Granville for 157 acres of land in Edgecombe County, North Carolina [later Halifax County, NC] Children of Robert R. COLEMAN and UNKNOWN 2.a.1.a.1. Francis COLEMAN, SR, b: 16 AUG 1744, Virginia ~ Colonel ~ d: 13 AUG 1823, St Stevens, Washington County, Alabama ~ Married circa 1757, to Margaret DANIEL, b: 29 DEC 1750, NC ~ d: 17 APR 1804, St Stevens, Washington County, Alabama ~ Daughter of James DANIEL and Jean/Joan KELSO 2.a.1.a.2. Thomas COLEMAN, bc: 1745 ~ dc: 1821, South Carolina ~ Married Sarah PRICHETT 2.a.1.a.3. Robert COLEMAN, bc: 1747 ~ Major ~ dc: 1809, Fairfield County, South Carolina ~ Married (1) Elizabeth ROE, b: 28 FEB 1748/49 [mother of children] Married (2) Susanna UNKNOWN 2.a.1.a.4. Charles P. COLEMAN, bc: 1748/65 2.a.1.a.5. William COLEMAN, bc: 1748/65 2.a.1.a.6. Susanna COLEMAN 2.a.1.a.7. Stephen COLEMAN 2.a.1.a.8. Sarah COLEMAN 2.a.1.a.9. Mary COLEMAN 2.a.1.a.10. Cloe COLEMAN 2.a.1.a.11. Frances 'Fanny' COLEMAN 2.a.1.a.12. Nancy COLEMAN GENERATION SIX ~ 2.a.1.a.1. Francis COLEMAN, SR, b: 16 AUG 1744, Virginia ~ Colonel ~ d: 13 AUG 1823, St Stevens, Washington County, Alabama ~ Married circa 1757, to Margaret DANIEL, b: 29 DEC 1750, NC ~ d: 17 APR 1804, St Stevens, Washington County, Alabama ~ Daughter of James DANIEL and Jean/Joan KELSO [NOTE: James DANIEL's Will probated 19 APR 1763, named his daughter Margaret, wife of Francis COLEMAN] James and Jean also had a son named William DANIEL. NOTE: Francis COLEMAN: Listed in Washington County, Alabama [Deed Book A 1798] based on a 1777 description as "...a plantation of 500 acres in West Florida on a point immediately above Black Rock on the river Tombechy [sic. Tombogbee] about 112 miles above the town of Mobile..." from Joel Walker in Liberty County, GA in 1798; deed was witnessed by William COLEMAN and James SMITH before William HARDWICK, Justice of the Peace for Jefferson County, Georgia, 13 OCT 1799. [Vol 1, History of Washington County. Washington County Historical Society, Chatom, Alabama 1982, pg 426] [History, Vol 1, pg 26] DAR#118061 Children of Francis COLEMAN and Margaret DANIEL: Isaac COLEMAN, b: 25 SEP 1768 William COLEMAN, b: 13 MAY 1770 Francis COLEMAN, b: 08 JUN 1772 Margaret COLEMAN, b: 06 JAN 1774 John COLEMAN, b: 03 JAN 1776 Benjamin COLEMAN, b: 29 APR 1778 Abner COLEMAN, b: 17 JAN 1783 Elias COLEMAN, b: 09 DEC 1784 Vashti COLEMAN, b: 19 DEC 1786 Robert COLEMAN, b: 09 MAR 1789 Daniel COLEMAN, b: 05 SEP 1792

Payne, About Eustace DANIEL.... I just don't know. My DNA from Edmund and TEMBTE line doesn't match the Middlesex as you are aware. After going through the Hayden book which is mostly, or perhaps considered all Middlesex, I'm beginning to believe atleast TWO DIFFERENT DANIEL clans were running in the same crowd in that time period. So, here's probably a repeat of info you have already seen from this "Virginia Genealogies" by Rev Horace E. Hayden, pub: 1891, 1959, 1966, pg 330 ~ this page mentions Eustace DANIEL ~ and all these people might be ones he could not place, [definitely isn't clear to me], and this has probably been circulated a dozen times in the past across the web. Also, see last note below about Edwin CONWAY and another Samuel COLEMAN. Annie MIDDLESEX RECORDS DANIEL, Margaret, m. 15 AUG 1711, to Henry WARE, b: 1690 DANIEL, Elizabeth, m. 04 FEB 1714, to George CHEWNING, b: 1695 DANIEL, Ann, m. 03 SEP 1714, to Curtis PERROTT, b: 1698 DANIEL, Jane, married 12 MAY 1720, to Oliver LEGAR DANIEL, Sarah, married 10 DEC 1730, to Henry NIXON DANIEL, Jane, married 26 JAN 1733, to Arthur WARE DANIEL, Mary, married 10 JUN 1731, to Ralph SKELTON DANIEL, Robert, married 29 APR 1731, to Elizabeth CARTER DANIEL, Elizabeth, married 13 APR 1733, to Edward BRISTOW DANIEL, Annie, married 14 MAY 1734, to James PRESNALL DANIEL, Margaret, married 09 OCT 1735, to John TOWLES NOTE the break in dates ~ why? ~ maybe marriages in these years had been identified? DANIEL, Robert, JR, married 29 DEC 1768, to Penelope LEE DANIEL, Betty, married 18 MAY 1769, to Peter KEMP DANIEL, William, married 26 JUL 1770, to Lucy GUTTERY DANIEL, Elizabeth, married 06 FEB 1774, to James LEE DANIEL, Catherine, married 21 DEC 1776, to William SHACKLEFORD DANIEL, Lydia, married 10 JUL 1777, to Lunsford DANIEL DANIEL, Sarah, married 04 APR 1782, to Abner CLOUDAS DANIEL, Peggy, married 16 MAR 1786, to Batchelder THURSTON DANIEL, Susannah G., married 31 DEC 1789, to Leonard GEORGE DANIEL, Mary, married 19 DEC 1789, to Henry Daniel SHEPHERD DANIEL, George, married 12 FEB 1789, to Lucy CLARE DANIEL, Nelson, married 06 FEB 1790, to Jeane BLACKBURN DANIEL, Elizabeth, married 22 SEP 1792, to William BROOKING DANIEL, Sarah, married 27 JUL 1793, to Burgen KIDD DANIEL, Lucy, married 21 JUN 1801, to Matt KEMP Immediately below the above marriages, still on pg 330: BLISSLAND PARISH REGISTRY ~ 1. DANIEL, EUSTACE, b: 04 DEC 1734/35, baptized 06 FEB 1734/35, son of Edmond and Alice DANIEL NOTE: The surname of EUSTACE appears in this book starting on page 125 with Agatha Ann EUSTACE, b: APR 1765, daughter of Agatha CONWAY, b: 1740 ~ d: 02 APR 1826, Stafford County, VA and [M: 15 MAY 1757, to] Isaac EUSTACE ~ Son of William EUSTACE and Anne LEE ~ Agatha Ann married General John BLACKWELL ~ pg 127 Mary BALL + William Conway EUSTACE and her sister, Maria married Eustace CONWAY. This book also mentions the GLASSCOCKs about 20 times ~ same ones that married into both paternal and maternal sides. And, the THORNTONs about 50 times [family of the mother of Hannah ASBURY~DANIEL]. BILLINGTONs mentioned about 06 times, and there are THORNTONs and DANIELs in the BILLINGTON line. 2. DANIEL, James, b: 21 OCT 1737, baptized 27 NOV 1737, son of Walter and William DANIEL ~ NOTE: Sometime back I posted about a lady with a man's name which came from one of my books, ~ not sure if this "William" is same. Believe her second name was a recognized female name. 3. DANIEL, Sarah, b: 28 SEP 1756, baptized 07 NOV 1756, daughter of Walter and Mary DANIEL. 4. DANIEL, Mary, b: 07 SEP 1758, baptized 29 OCT 1758, also daughter of above Walter and Mary DANIEL 5. DANIEL, William, b: 04 OCT 1767 ~ son of above. DANIEL, Buckner, private, Virginia Military, 1775 ~ 1783; pensioner 1835, age 74, DAVIDSON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. DANIEL, Christopher, private, Virginia Military 1775 ~ 1783; pensioner 1835, age 75, ORANGE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA DANIEL, George married Frances UNKNOWN. John ROANE was adm of estate of Francis. [as written] DANIEL, James, married Anne Maclin, widow of William Maclin and mother of William W. M. DANIEL, Walker went to Lincoln County from Virginia, 1781. He "laid off" the town of Danville, Kentucky, 1781. He was prosecuting attorney of Kentucky district, 1783. DANIEL in Virginia Militia, War of 1812 ~ brackets indicate numbers upon the Pay Rolls: DANIEL, Travers DANIEL, Robert, private Capt Cousin's Company [139] DANIEL, Nathaniel, private 1st Reg. [143] DANIEL, Goodwin G., private 1st Reg. [149] DANIEL, Robert B., sergeant DANIEL, John, private DANIEL, Ephraim, private [153 ~ may include the two immediately above] DANIEL, Nimrod, private [185] DANIEL, Charles [232] DANIEL, Christopher, 109th Reg. [235, 246] DANIEL, Lewis, 109th Reg. [239, 247] DANIEL, John, 109th Reg. [243] DANIEL, Carter, 109th Reg. [247] DANIEL, Jonathan or John M., private, 21st Reg. [272] DANIEL, Thomas [453] ALL ABOVE on page 330. Now, would someone please explain this to me: What does "aet. 40, anno, 08 APL 1665" mean after William DANIEL of Wigan, County Lancaster, England? And, the same date below? He married Dorothy FORTH, heir of Hugh FORTH of Wigan. In addition, it is signed by William DANIELL, Ormeskirke on 08th APL 1665, on the same date, as written in this book by HAYDEN, pg 292, [unnumbered]. Then there is a vertical line across the page separating above, and with eight short horizontal lines ~ under the vertical line, to the left under two of these short lines are: 1. William, aet. 14, anno, 08 APL 1665 ~ ???. b: 1651. 2. Henry, aet. 18 ann. Then, to the right under the other six short lines are a bunch of "hens" and NO "roosters" ````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` pg 294: William DANIEL received land in Middlesex County, Virginia, 1669. He received 150 acres in Lancaster County, 05 OCT 1672. But, no one of the name DANIEL appears in Middlesex Church records prior to 1684. "Mr. CONWAY wisely began his chart with James and Margaret [VIVIAN] DANIEL of Middlesex County, 1704. Through Mr. STANARD* I have lately secured the Will of Captain William DANIEL, 263, which names his son James, whose birth is not given in the Middlesex Register. It appears very probable that James DANIEL, who heads the following pedigree, was his son, BUT IT IS NOT PROVEN." So, has anyone since proven? `````````````````````````````````````````````` *STANARD... Was this STANYARNE by some in the family... earlier times, the same? John WILSON= c. 1790 ~ Elizabeth STANYARNE ~ Son of: Algernon WILSON= 1746, ~ Susan Proctor DANIELL ~ Daughter of: Marmaduke DANIEL= c. 1724 ~ Susan [Proctor] ~ Son of: Robert DANIEL, II = c. 1698 ~ Sarah ............... ~ Son of: Robert DANIEL, I, Governor = Dorothy CHAMBERLAYNE, Son of: Roger DANIEL, II ~ [pg 6a] NOTE: Marmaduke DANIEL, bc: 1703 ~ dc: 1741 ~ Married circa 1724, to Susan [PROCTOR~?]. They had two children: son Marmaduke DANIEL, II [sic], b: 13 DEC 1725, and daughter Sarah Proctor DANIEL, b: 17 JAN 1727/28*, db: AUG 1801, married 06 FEB 1746, to Algernon WILSON. [*Register of St Thomas and St Denis Parish, South Carolina, by CLUTE, pg 55] Until 1959 it had been presumed that Marmaduke II had died young. In 1959 Mrs. Lola Lee DANIELL Bruington of Florida made transcripts of some deeds in Chatham County, North Carolina, signed by Marmaduke DANIELL in 1782~1786. [pg 20] From "A Carolina ~ Virginia Genealogy" by York Lowry WILSON, A.B., Princeton University, 1915, pub 1962, Aldershot Gale & Polden Ltd. [about 15 pages on Robert DANIEL, I, with references] ````````````````````````````````````````````````````` From above: John WILSON= c. 1790 ~ Son of Algernon WILSON, of St Paul's Parish, d: 31 MAR 1774, m. Sarah Proctor DANIEL ~ also had a son, Jehu WILSON, [Will dtd 05 JUN 1795, proved in Charleston 11 NOV 1826] who married 10 AUG 1801 Sarah BLAKEWAY, dau. of Dr. Lionel CHALMERS & (1) Martha LOGAN, who was a granddaughter of Lieutent General the Honorable Robert DANIELL. The author further states that Algernon and Marmaduke are distinctive Christian names of these WILSON families. Marmaduke WILSON of Westonfield and Kirkdeighton, Yorkshire, England, was father of Marmaduke WILSON [JR~?] who matriculated at Trinity College, Cambridge in 1602 ~ this branch moved to Durham... England, I assume. `````````````````````````````````````````````````````` [Hayden, pg 226] "The next grant was to Edwin CONWAY for 1250 acres in Lancaster County, [Virginia] S. E. side Corotoman River ~ 1000 acre grant by two patents, one of 06 DEC 1652, in which he and his wife Martha [ELTONHEAD, dau of Richard of Lancaster, England] are named head-rights, and which states that Edwyn CONWAY had come to Virginia four times; and one of 06 APR 1654, for 250 acres for five persons ~ William Collins, Edward Bennett, Alice Ellis, Ann Roberts, and SAMUEL COLEMAN." ~ Isn't 1654, Lancaster, a long time before we see any Mobjack Bay Samuel COLEMANs? Could this 1654 Samuel have been a brother or cousin to Robert COLEMAN, bb: 1622 who married Elizabeth GRIZZELL and probably in the colony by 1637? ````````````````````````````````````````````````````` About "a" James DANIEL marrying "a" Grizzell CLEMENTS: Grizzell COLEMAN, bc: 1660, who married Benjamin CLEMENTS, had sons Richard, b: 1682, Benjamin, b: 1687 and Thomas, b: 1701, all born in Albingdon Parish, to carry the CLEMENTS name forward in this line ~ who they married and the names of their children or their childrens' children, I would say, is anyone's guess at this point... as accuracy may be lost to time. Looks like OCT 1691, Ben SR was dealing land in King & Queen [book 8, pg 190] I see "a" Benjamin CLEMENTS died and left a Will in 1812/13 Harrison County, Kentucky ~ also "a" Benjamin CLEMENTS married 03 NOV 1796 to a Lucy BAILEY in Bourban County, Kentucky ~ Henning DANIEL's sister, Tembte DANIEL married a John BAILEY... so that's interesting. Sorry, can't help on any James DANIEL + Grizzell CLEMENTS... were they in Kentucky, or Virginia?

Payne, et. al. To get this to fly, you need to find a way to get Mary Elizabeth COLEMAN born 22 Feb 1764 into Elizabeth COLEMAN (1707-1801), wife of William DANIEL of Caroline County, VA, since this Mary married Jesse CLEMENTS, sister of the Griselle CLEMENTS who married James DANIEL. If you can put this Mary E. COLEMAN into the family of Robert COLEMAN III and Mary CLAYTON, then I think you have the necessary information to put James DANIEL, who married Griselle GLEMENTS, into the family of William DANIEL and Elizabeth COLEMAN...... Otherwise, I think not...... John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Payne Daniel" <gpdfla@tampabay.rr.com> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 11:04 AM Subject: Re: [DANIEL-L] Virginia Roots > My riff raff did well in tobacco. > > Now, answer up Annie and John or anyone else interested. > > Did William Daniel Jr., and Elizabeth Coleman have a son James, and did that > James have a son James who married Grizelle Clements? Mike and I suspect so > but we need some documentation. Was Edmund (Uster) Daniel connected to > Eustis, Eustus, Hustis, or one in the same? > > The supreme irony of life is that hardly anyone gets > out of it alive. > -- Robert Heinlein, "Job", 1984 > > Later ya'll, Payne > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "John R. Clarke" <jclarke@rose.net> > To: <> > Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 9:55 AM > Subject: [DANIEL-L] Virginia Roots > > > > If anyone still has any wind left in their sails, I thought I would pass > > this on from one of the better genealogical researchers in the country. > > <grin> Their name with held for the obvious reasons. > > > > "Let's not forget VA was settled by riff raff mostly from England - NC > was > > settled by riff raff from Va which makes us really riff raff." > > > > John R. Clarke > > Thomasville, GA > > > > > > > > ==== 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. >

My riff raff did well in tobacco. Now, answer up Annie and John or anyone else interested. Did William Daniel Jr., and Elizabeth Coleman have a son James, and did that James have a son James who married Grizelle Clements? Mike and I suspect so but we need some documentation. Was Edmund (Uster) Daniel connected to Eustis, Eustus, Hustis, or one in the same? The supreme irony of life is that hardly anyone gets out of it alive. -- Robert Heinlein, "Job", 1984 Later ya'll, Payne ----- Original Message ----- From: "John R. Clarke" <jclarke@rose.net> To: <> Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 9:55 AM Subject: [DANIEL-L] Virginia Roots > If anyone still has any wind left in their sails, I thought I would pass > this on from one of the better genealogical researchers in the country. > <grin> Their name with held for the obvious reasons. > > "Let's not forget VA was settled by riff raff mostly from England - NC was > settled by riff raff from Va which makes us really riff raff." > > John R. Clarke > Thomasville, GA > > > > ==== 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. > >

If anyone still has any wind left in their sails, I thought I would pass this on from one of the better genealogical researchers in the country. <grin> Their name with held for the obvious reasons. "Let's not forget VA was settled by riff raff mostly from England - NC was settled by riff raff from Va which makes us really riff raff." John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA

Hi, Judy. Just received this from my non-lister friend. It goes along with the name "Charity". Hope this is of value to you as well. Does it help nail down who this Elizabeth DANIEL is? Elizabeth mar John McAllister 3 Mar 1831 in Pulaski Co. Census' consistently show her birth year to be abt 1813. 1850 Pulaski Co, Ga NOTE:::pg 250, 69th Dist, 1 Sep, (roll 80) 1355 J W McAlister 27 (37) m Farm 30 SC Elizabeth 38 Ga Dawkin Daniel 23 m Lab Ga (brother/nephew to Elizabeth?) Kissy Daniel 25 f Ga pg 251 Charity 13 Ga Elivann 10 f Ga Amanda 6 f Ga Meyer 5 m Ga Samuel 2 m Ga 1860 she is 47 - Robert ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judy Garner" <jpast59@strato.net> To: "Robert Daniell" <rdaniell@surfbest.net> Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2004 7:29 PM Subject: Re: [DANIEL-L] DANIELL, Elizabeth m. 1831 McALISTER, John, Pulaski County, GA > Robert, Charity Daniel, b:1803, M: Jesse Pipkin, 27 July 1831, Pulaski > Co.GA. Charity's parents were Charles & Elizabeth (Unknown) Daniel. > Elizabeth & Charity could be sisters;do you have her birthdate? > Judy > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Robert Daniell" <rdaniell@surfbest.net> > To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2004 5:07 PM > Subject: [DANIEL-L] DANIELL, Elizabeth m. 1831 McALISTER, John, Pulaski > County, GA > > > > A non-lister and researcher from the DANLEY, HOLLY, McALISTER, SYFRETT > lines is looking for help in identifying who were the parents of this > Elizabeth DANIELL who m. in 1831 McALISTER, John, in Pulaski County, GA. > Elizabeth was born 1813 in GA? Any help greatly appreciated. > > > > Robert > > > > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > > Don't forget to change the Subject line of your message when you change > the subject of a reply message. > > > > >

Can anyone place an Ambrose or Moses Daniel in MD in the middle 1750s? Payne ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lucy Gray" <Lucygray1@cox.net> To: <> Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2004 5:55 PM Subject: Re: [DANIEL-L] DANIELL, Elizabeth m. 1831 McALISTER, John, Pulaski County, GA > John, > > Remember you also found a Daniel family in MD. > > Lucy > ----- Original Message ----- > From: John R. Clarke > To: DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com > Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2004 4:47 PM > Subject: Re: [DANIEL-L] DANIELL, Elizabeth m. 1831 McALISTER, John, Pulaski County, GA > > > Robert, > I carry a few HOLLYS but they are a CT family that migrated westward > into NY in the early 1800's.. There was a DANIEL family in Washington > County, GA that had some northern roots (William DANIEL and Elizabeth > SKINNER) but most DANIELS, that I know of, were all of Southern origins. > I have looked for other DANIEL families that migrated south out of New > England into VA, NC and GA but I have never found one. I do not carry the > other names you listed in my 40K off PAF. > > John R. Clarke > Thomasville, GA > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Robert Daniell" <rdaniell@surfbest.net> > To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2004 5:07 PM > Subject: [DANIEL-L] DANIELL, Elizabeth m. 1831 McALISTER, John, Pulaski > County, GA > > > > A non-lister and researcher from the DANLEY, HOLLY, McALISTER, SYFRETT > lines is looking for help in identifying who were the parents of this > Elizabeth DANIELL who m. in 1831 McALISTER, John, in Pulaski County, GA. > Elizabeth was born 1813 in GA? Any help greatly appreciated. > > > > Robert > > > > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > > Don't forget to change the Subject line of your message when you change > the subject of a reply message. > > > > > > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > Don't forget to change the Subject line of your message when you change the subject of a reply message. > > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > If you are have any problems receiving the DANIEL List, would like to change your subscription method or email address or you have a suggestion you think would improve the operation of the DANIEL list -- feel free to contact me at any time - My email address is JClarke@rose.net > >

Hi, Thanks for this obit. According to information from US GNIS, Reyno is located in Randolph County, AR and Brockett Cemetery is also located Mayfield and Pocahontas, Randolph County, AR. .Biggers, AR is also located in Randolph County, AL. Randolph County, AR is located in northeast AR, right on its border with MO. These are the DANIEL family members who have been buried, previously, in Brockett Cemetery, according to a list on the Randolph County, AR US GENWEB website: <<< Daniel, Calvin J son of Edmon M & Sarah J (Knotts) 11 Jul 1886 - 2 Mar 1907 Daniel, Charles T son of Edmon M & Sarah J (Knotts) 1 Jan 1889 - 12 Feb 1907 Daniel, Edmon M 7 Oct 1858 - 16 May 1936 Daniel, Elnora A (Brantley) dau of Edmond & Margaret (Sisson) wife of William Henry 25 Feb 1912 - 4 Feb 1986 Daniel, Joyce born & died 21 Oct 1943 Daniel, Margaret Ellen 14 Feb 1938 - 4 Aug 1938 Daniel, Sarah J wife of Edmon M 20 Oct 1863 - 9 Sep 1916 Daniel, William Henry son of William Fletcher & Clara (Robertson) 1 Sep 1900 - 9 Mar 1972 >>> John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA ----- Original Message ----- From: <Jimmieharr@aol.com> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 12:04 AM Subject: [DANIEL-L] Faye (DANIEL) SPIKES 1917-2004 - obit > Faye Daniel Spikes, 86, of Reyno, died Friday, Jan. 30, 2004, in Parkview > Rehab and Healthcare in Little Rock. > She was born Aug. 20, 1917, in Biggers, a daughter of the late James and > Hattie (Johnston) Daniel. Her husband of 49 years, Zaniel Spikes, brothers, > Curtis, Troy and Clay "Hawk" Daniel and a sister, Tressie Price Morley, also > preceded her in death. > She is survived by a son, two daughters, three grandchildren, two step > grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. > Funeral services were held Tuesday morning in the Chapel of McNabb Funeral > Home with Darrell Fears officiating. Burial followed in Brockett Cemetery near > Pocahontas. Pocahontas Star Herald 2/5/04 > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > If you are have any problems receiving the DANIEL List, would like to change your subscription method or email address or you have a suggestion you think would improve the operation of the DANIEL list -- feel free to contact me at any time - My email address is JClarke@rose.net > >

Linda, I am sure you know, ministers of the gospel of any religion generally moved all over the place, so it is usually hard to track them, as we can sometimes do family migrations. However, most early Presbyterian ministers were trained at the Presbyterian seminary at Princeton University in New Jersey, so you may find some information, there. Presbyterian ministers were not just ordained folks, as often happened in other religions. They were actually college graduate and :educated gentlemen, always. One college the Presbyterians opened in the South to train their ministers was Oglethorpe University, located in Milledgeville, Baldwin County, GA. I do not know where your Isham John DANIEL went to seminary but I am sure he went to one of these two locations, from what I understand about the Presbyterians. One difference I noted between the Presbyterians and my Methodists is -- ten of more years ago I contacted the Methodist Archives in VA, GA and AR about my 2nd GGF, a PE in the Methodist Church, they gave me all of his assignments and everything else they had on him without charge, even though I did have to contact three different archives. From all of this and what I already had on him from family sources, I wrote a short biography of him, which is now in the Archives of the Methodist Church. When I contacted the Presbyterians a few months ago to see what they knew about the minister, then President of Oglethorpe University, who married my grandparents in 1872, they offered to research this person for me for $15 an hour. A little difference there. Maybe even the Methodists now charge for this service, having learned "there is some gold to be found in them thar Methodist minister ancestors." <grin> I also contacted the archivist (twice) at Oglethorpe University, now in Atlanta, about Dr. David WILLS, and they did not even give me the courtesy of a reply. One would think they would have a short biography already prepared about their former President, who they actually list by name on their website. <sigh> John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA ----- Original Message ----- From: <Llscottfl@cs.com> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2004 11:14 PM Subject: [DANIEL-L] Isham John DANIEL Collaterals > Hello all - > > My 3G grandparents were Isham John DANIEL and Mary Ann RAINEY. They were married 30 Mar 1848 in Sumter Co., AL. According to the Presbyterian (PCA)Historical Center in St. Louis, MO, Isham John DANIEL was a Presbyterian minister. I have found them in the 1870 and 1880 census records for Edwards, Hinds Co., MS. These records all indicate that Isham was born in Alabama around 1829 and his wife in Georgia around 1830. > > I am trying to look at collaterals in and around this family, so I have checked out the RAINEY/RANEY surname in Georgia from around 1800 to about 1850. While researching I found an interesting marriage record from Pike County, GA in 1842, for a Chesley P. RAINEY to Amanda LYNCH. I know from reading this DANIEL list that the name Chesley shows up among the DANIEL/WOODSON family. Does anyone have any other DANIEL/RAINEY connections? > > Other collateral surnames in my files on this family include DODGE, GIRARDEAU, MCDOWALL, MCEWEN, MORTON, REINHARDT, SHIELDS, THOMAS, and WITHERSPOON. I know that most of these were Scots-Irish Presbyterians that settled in the Carolinas. Is anyone researching any of these collaterals? Could there be a connection to the Cub Creek Presbyterians? > > Regards, > Linda Scott > > > ==== 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 > >

Faye Daniel Spikes, 86, of Reyno, died Friday, Jan. 30, 2004, in Parkview Rehab and Healthcare in Little Rock. She was born Aug. 20, 1917, in Biggers, a daughter of the late James and Hattie (Johnston) Daniel. Her husband of 49 years, Zaniel Spikes, brothers, Curtis, Troy and Clay "Hawk" Daniel and a sister, Tressie Price Morley, also preceded her in death. She is survived by a son, two daughters, three grandchildren, two step grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning in the Chapel of McNabb Funeral Home with Darrell Fears officiating. Burial followed in Brockett Cemetery near Pocahontas. Pocahontas Star Herald 2/5/04

Hello all - My 3G grandparents were Isham John DANIEL and Mary Ann RAINEY. They were married 30 Mar 1848 in Sumter Co., AL. According to the Presbyterian (PCA)Historical Center in St. Louis, MO, Isham John DANIEL was a Presbyterian minister. I have found them in the 1870 and 1880 census records for Edwards, Hinds Co., MS. These records all indicate that Isham was born in Alabama around 1829 and his wife in Georgia around 1830. I am trying to look at collaterals in and around this family, so I have checked out the RAINEY/RANEY surname in Georgia from around 1800 to about 1850. While researching I found an interesting marriage record from Pike County, GA in 1842, for a Chesley P. RAINEY to Amanda LYNCH. I know from reading this DANIEL list that the name Chesley shows up among the DANIEL/WOODSON family. Does anyone have any other DANIEL/RAINEY connections? Other collateral surnames in my files on this family include DODGE, GIRARDEAU, MCDOWALL, MCEWEN, MORTON, REINHARDT, SHIELDS, THOMAS, and WITHERSPOON. I know that most of these were Scots-Irish Presbyterians that settled in the Carolinas. Is anyone researching any of these collaterals? Could there be a connection to the Cub Creek Presbyterians? Regards, Linda Scott

List, Just passing on information, I know nothing about the individual ----- Original Message ----- From: "joyce wilson" <momajo54@hotmail.com> To: <BEAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2004 5:29 PM Subject: [BEAN] Wiley R and John W Bean born Texas 1815-1818 > Hi List. > > Have been doing a page by page research of Pottawatomie Co. Ok, Dent Twn > 1920 and ran onto an interesting family, The kind of family that can be hard > to locate if you don't have all the info. > > Thought that I would post it in case it could help someone. > > Household 58 Martin A Daniel age 54 born in Mo parents Tenn and Tenn > Louise L--------- age 39, born Tenn, parents Tenn and > Tenn > Ralph Riggins(stepson) age 18 born Texas, father Ga. > mother Tenn > Clarence G Riggins(stepson) age 15 born Texas, father > Ga, mother Tenn > Willie M Riggins (stepson) age 13, born Texas, father > Ga. mother Tenn > Wiley R Bean (stepson) age 5, born Texas, father Ala, > mother Tenn > John W Bean (stepson) age 3 4/12 born Texas, father Ala, > mother Tenn > > Happy Hunting > Joyce > > _________________________________________________________________ > Dream of owning a home? Find out how in the First-time Home Buying Guide. > http://special.msn.com/home/firsthome.armx > > > ==== BEAN Mailing List ==== > To subscribe or unsubscribe from our list, send a NEW e-mail message to: Bean-L-request@rootsweb.com (or) Bean-D-request@rootsweb.com (for digest mode) with only one word in the body: subscribe (or)unsubscribe SPECIAL NOTE: Be sure to leave the "subject" field blank. > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > >