List: may I echo Mike's recommendation of the American Memory project at LOC. When I mentioned some time back the Washington Manuscripts, I thought there were only a few. I was mistaken. Images of most that are readable are there, plus transcriptions of others. Some date back to his surveyor days. Very interesting letters and other papers. It will take weeks to read them all, but worth the time. Martha Boggs -----Original Message----- From: Runforf471@aol.com [mailto:Runforf471@aol.com] Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2004 11:51 AM To: DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [DANIEL-L] Early Virginia Religious Petitions Listers: Happened upon this site that is a Collaborative Project of the Library of Congress and the Library of Virginia that has some surprisingly high-quality digital images of Early Virginia Religious Petitions (beginning in 1774). I have reviewed several in PE and Caroline Co.'s and found signatures of many of the folks we discuss frequently on the list. Documents can be retrieved by date, geographic loacation or keyword. A good example was November 12, 1785, Prince Edward, Buffalo Church, in favor of Presbyterian Convention petition which was signed by several CUNNINGHAMS, William and James DANIEL and several other folks we routinely see in later Ga. documents. Good stuff. Link below: http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/repehtml/repehome.html Mike 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.

Listers: Happened upon this site that is a Collaborative Project of the Library of Congress and the Library of Virginia that has some surprisingly high-quality digital images of Early Virginia Religious Petitions (beginning in 1774). I have reviewed several in PE and Caroline Co.'s and found signatures of many of the folks we discuss frequently on the list. Documents can be retrieved by date, geographic loacation or keyword. A good example was November 12, 1785, Prince Edward, Buffalo Church, in favor of Presbyterian Convention petition which was signed by several CUNNINGHAMS, William and James DANIEL and several other folks we routinely see in later Ga. documents. Good stuff. Link below: http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/repehtml/repehome.html Mike Daniel

Hi all, John R. Clarke wrote: >This may well be a source of much DANIEL information on some of these >Virginia DANIELS if someone can lay their hands on a copy of it. <<<< Authors: Eddis Johnson and Hugh Buckner Johnston. "The Johnsons and Johnstons of Corrowauch in Isle of Wright County, Virginia." Eddis Johnson, Publisher 840 East Columbus Street, Martinsville, Indiana 46151 1979. p. 212. >>> Snuck in a quick session at library during this winter break. My library has vol. 1, but I'm not sure there really are other volumes. Only a few Daniel entries, many are the same info presented twice as elaborations. I did the briefest extractions of the gists only: p. 161 Elias (X) Daniel a witness to an 1816 deed from various heirs of Amos Johnson to Laban Johnson p. 164 Elisha Daniel named as a bound in 1819 deed from John Johnson to son Joakim, land at head of Cabin Swamp p. 176 Elias Daniel named as bound in description of land in will of Jordan Johnson 1815 p. 213 reiteration of p. 161 p. 236 family description: Edmund Bailey s/o Jesse Bailey and Pharaba Johnson, b. 10 Feb 1795 in Dinwiddie Co, d. 8 Apr 1873 in Barnsville OH, md. 6 Oct 1816 at Stillwater Meetinghouse to Margaret Doudna d/o Henry Doudna and Martha "Patty" Daniel, b. 116 Oct 1779 in Edgecombe Co NC, d. 3 May 1857. [I checked the dates, she's either 16 years his senior of there's a typo in book.] p. 247 reiteration of p. 164 p. 252 Elias Daniel a bound in 1831 deed from Jordan Johnson to Gale Johnson p. 253 reiteration of p. 176 p. 255 Elias Daniel a bound in land in 1829 mortgage deed of Allen Johnson (owed $200 to Exum Eley) for land and slaves to Anthony Persons. p. 255 Elias Daniel in 1832 similar mtg by Allen Johnson to Monroe Clements p. 326 family description: Albert McDaniel md. Anna M. Johnson in 1869 a son William b. 1870, md. Carrie V. ??[my oops], their dau Fern a son Harry b. 1873 md. Nellie ?? No O'Daniel. That's it for the book. BTW, none of this is my people so I don't have any more info. Regards, Pam in CA (currently concentrating on my Gallagher line, won't last long, they are impervious to research) P.S. John, how did the listserver change the reply to address (on the original list mail) from the list to you? I didn't notice it until this reply didn't get on the list the first time, then I realized it had only gone to you!

Good Morning, The following was posted on the McDONALD list and it may interest some DANIEL researchers. <<< My Angus McDonald b bet 1750-1755in Scotland, died abt 1826 Probably Garrard Co, Ky. Married to NANCY unknown, had children Elizabeth McDonald, George McD, John McD, and Nancy , Peggy, Polly, Sally, and Allen McDonald, Sr b Dec 6. 1774. in Va.....and Angus Jr b abt 1819. (Have had my doubts on a baby born 1819.... B U T....) Allan McDonald Sr b Dec 6, 1774 in Va died abt 1850 in Marion Co,Ala, married Judith Smith who died before 1815. and shows children, Wm McD b Mar 18, 1791. Sally b Jan 1, 1794. Angus b Sept 17, 1801...John A b Nov 12, 1803, Unity S McDonald b Feb 6, 1806, and my GGGM Martha (Patsy) McDonald b June 1, 1808 in Ky, who married my GGGF Matthew Pickens Young in Garrard Co. Ky on July 26, 1832 (Were in Marion Co, Ala by 1834) when my GGM was born......Isaac Green Young, Anguish McCleod Young, Samuel , Margaret, James and Thomas , Sam'l, John L and Alfred were Patsy's siblings. My Patsy had a sister, Unity who mar Elijah Turner, and they, in turn had a son, Lorenzo Dow Turner b 1806 , who mar Judah McDonald b Jan 16, 1813 (His Mom's sister??) Lucinda Margaret Turner mar Patsy's son, Isaac Green Young in Marion Co, Ala. The Youngs and Turners all came out of Clan Lamont massacre in 1646 Scotland. They were in SC from 1760 on, marrying into Keowns and Whites, and split with the ARP Church over slavery issue just prior to 1800, and went to Green River, near Bowling Green, Ky with Davis and other names and marrying into McDonalds there. If this makes any sense to anyone, let me know and we have more. But am confused on some points so take it with a grain of salt, it is the way I found it somewhere. Jean mccoy@gvtc.com >>> John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA

Jim, There is still something missing here. I can understand the Craven County, NC WISE connection but when you go back through their family and their WADSWORTHS, it does not make a lot of sense. Notice that Hugh Buckner JOHNSTON did not have a name for all of the DANIEL kids that I know of - only two out of ten and I do not have Chesley on my list. I do have James (1814-1857) and William (b. 1797), as well as Nancy (1799-1862) and Sarah (1804-1872) and I know who they married -- WISE boys, children of John WYSE and Nancy WADSWORTH of Craven County, NC. I also know that Nancy and Sarah DANIEL were siblings of Robert W. DANIEL (1809-1865) of Jefferson County, GA but this does not tie it all together. Something is missing. It makes some sense but not completely. However, do notice, these DANIEL kids have life spans about what I have always said about my bunch -- they had lives "shorter than most." (boys, 50-60 and girls a little longer.), so that part matches. I also feel there has to be some family connection to the RENEAUS because Mary Jane RENEAU (1830-1912), being the daughter of a preacher, probably came with hat in hand and when that happens, it often means, family of some variety. She was nice looking but she was no Miss America - a little too short and dumpy for my tastes. <grin> . We also know where the RENEAUS were from and where they point back to -- Upper Neck and Augusta County areas of VA and southern PA and MD. We also know the WYSE bunch migrated through MD on the way to Craven County, NC. In fact, John WYSE's daddy, Ninean WYSE died in Oxford, Talbot County, MD. I have family links all over that area. As I look at this bunch one would think they were probably part of the DANIEL bunch out of IOW County, VA and they may well be but I think not. I think they were part of a DANIEL family that migrated from Ireland, Scotland, England or even New England to MD, NJ or the Upper Areas of VA in the 1750 time frame and then moved south after the war. They well could have been a VA or even SC family that moved north out of the tide water areas of VA and SC and later moved south into NC and GA. I really like the smell of families around Spotsylvania and Orange County, VA for some reason. . One of the families tied to Smith Callaway BANKS, my good friend of Statesboro, GA, were in the foundry business during the RW in Reading, PA and his bunch is tied to mine, later. We also know the Chancellorsville and Fredericksburg areas of VA were big time foundry areas. That's why all of the old growth timber had been cut down in the area of the Battle of the Wilderness in 1864 - it had been used in the foundry business prevalent in that area in earlier years.. We also know the CALLAWAYS were from MD and they are tied to my bunch through the FITZPATRICKS, a Goochland and Cumberland area family. The problem with my bunch is they came from an area devastated by war (wherever) and moved into an area devastated by war (Burke and Jefferson County, GA) which is why we do not know who they were or where they came from. However, they came to Burke County, GA in 1812 with some amount of money and breeding and none of their children match the profile of the more or less standard, $300/$600 a year family. This bunch, at adulthood, was a $5,000 a year bunch. They also seem to have married often but married, well. Don't worry, I will figure it out with the help of Payne, you and a few others..... <grin> John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim Boland" <jboland@cfl.rr.com> To: "'John R. Clarke'" <jclarke@rose.net> Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2004 8:28 PM Subject: RE: Robert C. DANIEL Family of Burke County, GA Congratulations John! That sounds like quite a break through. -----Original Message----- From: John R. Clarke [mailto:jclarke@rose.net] Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2004 8:52 AM To: GAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Robert C. DANIEL Family of Burke County, GA Good Morning, Well, we have finally figured out where they came from -- Greene County, NC. We also know who the WISE/WYSE family that was connected to them came from - Craven County, NC, the children of John WYSE and Nancy WADSWORTH who migrated to Craven County, NC from Maryland and before that, Scotland. The following information is from the miscellaneous notes of Hugh Buckner JOHNSTON that are in the Raleigh Library, Raleigh, Wake County, NC: JOHNSTON's notes are generally considered as being reliable. Several comments on these notes: 1. The Chesley DANIEL listed in this information is the Chesley C. DANIEL born ABT 1818, probably in Burke County, GA since RCD and Penelope moved to Burke in 1812. He married an Ann LNU ABT 1837 and I think later lived in Washington County, GA. 2. The Nancy DANIEL listed in this information married a Richard ERWIN/IRWIN/IRVIN, first (ABT 1820), and after he died (Bef 31 Mar 1827) she married Frederick W. WISE/WYSE. The W. is probably for WADSWORTH, his mother's maiden name. 3. We do not know what the C. stood for in Robert C. DANIEL's name, but maybe Chesley. We know the WYSE family was originally from Maryland before migrating to Craven County, NC. However, since Chesley C. DANIEL also had the middle initial C. we really do not know what it stood for and it could have stood for something else. COUNCIL and CASON are other real possibilities for this middle name. 4. I can confirm from the 1861 Will of Ann DANIEL (1809-1861), the second wife of James L. DANIEL (1814-1857) of Bethany, GA, who was listed as a son of Robert and Penelope in these notes, that Sarah Elizabeth DANIEL (1807-1872) was a sister of Robert W. DANIEL (1809-1865) of Bethany, Jefferson County, GA. I think this Sarah DANIEL and Thomas WYSE lived in Tattnall County, GA. Regardless, two of her sons were living with Robert W. DANIEL and his family in Bethany, GA in 1860 and are so enumerated with him on the 1860 census. The 1862 will of Counsel D. WISE, a son of Sarah and Thomas WISE, executed by Robert W. DANIEL, also confirms this sibling relationship since Robert was listed in his will as his uncle. 5. Chesley Simon WISE was born in 1845 and served in Company G (E), 38th GA VIR, ANV during the CW. He enlisted on November 24, 1861 as a PVT, was wounded at 2nd Manassas on August 28, 1862 and discharged in March 1863. His whereabouts after then are unknown as are the whereabouts of his brother, Counsel D. WISE. . Any information on this bunch is appreciated..... <<< R. C. Daniel of Greene County, North Carolina, married Penelope and had: James Daniel, William Daniel, Chesley Daniel, Nancy Daniel married on February 13, 1834, Frederick W. Wyse, son of John Wyse and Nancy Wadsworth. He was born on September 5, 1798. Sarah Elizabeth Daniel was born on February 25, 1807, in Greene County North Carolina. and died on May 22, 1872; on January 25 1827, she married Thomas Wise, fifth son of John Wyse and wife Nancy Wadsworth. He was born on October 12, 1799, and died on February 22, 1849. Also there was a Chesley Simeon Wise. >>> John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA ============================== 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 --- Incoming mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). 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Allen WASHINGTON, Sorry it took me so long to get around to your 26 Sep 2003 message but it was in a group of messages I never finished with last summer. My guess is your Elizabeth DANIEL if she was a DANIEL was a child of Chesley C. DANIEL and his wife, Anne. Recent information tends to say that Chesley was a younger brother of my Robert W. DANIEL of Jefferson County, GA. I do know that Chesley signed his 1841 marriage bond in Richmond County, GA which seems to show that Chesley was in some way related to Bobby. How, and whether he was actually a sibling, I do not know. What I do know is that Robert C. DANIEL disappears from the 1840 Burke County, GA census and Chesley shows up in almost the same position. The name, Chesely, in your GAY bunch may also indicated there was some relationship to your Elizabeth DANIEL born ABT 1851. I am going to post all of the people around Chesley C. DANIEL in 1850 so you can see who they were. Maybe you will see a familiar name. One word on the Nancy WISE listed near Chesley. She was Nancy DANIEL (1799-1862) who married an ERWIN, first, and Frederick Wadsworth WISE or WYSE, second. So, that Nancy was his sister. And, most of those other folks were related to the DANIELS in one way or another. <<< 1850 Burke County, GA census: Two houses down from Chesley DANIEL 3 217 217 Tarver Allen 40 M . Farmer . South Carolina . . X . . 4 218 218 Wiggins Amos W. 32 M . Planter 16,000 Georgia . . . . . 5 218 218 Jones George 30 M . Gardener . Ireland . . . . . 6 218 218 Sills Enoch 26 M . Ploughman . Georgia . . X . . 7 219 219 Chance John 45 M . Overseer . North Carolina . . . . . 8 219 219 Chance Rebecca 40 F . . . Georgia . . X . . 9 219 219 Chance Mary 18 F . . . Georgia . X . . . 10 219 219 Chance James 15 M . . . Georgia . X . . . 11 219 219 Chance Rebecca 13 F . . . Georgia . X . . . 12 219 219 Chance Nancy 11 F . . . Georgia . X . . . 13 219 219 Chance Sarah 9 F . . . Georgia . X . . . 14 219 219 Chance Serena 7 F . . . Georgia . . . . . 15 219 219 Chance William 5 M . . . Georgia . . . . . 16 220 220 Byne Thomas A. 29 M . Physician 9,300 Georgia . . . . . 17 220 220 Byne Harriet 27 F . . . Rhode Island . . . . . 18 220 220 Smith Wiley 22 M . Overseer 1,452 Georgia . . . . . 19 221 221 Daniel Chesley 32 M . Farmer 1,400 Georgia . . . . . 20 221 221 Daniel Ann 33 F . . . Georgia . . . . . 21 221 221 Daniel Robert B. 12 M . . . Georgia . X . . . 22 221 221 Daniel S. Adeline 9 F . . . Georgia . X . . . 23 221 221 Daniel Virginia 6 F . . . Georgia . . . . . 24 221 221 Daniel Mary A. 3 F . . . Georgia . . . . . 25 221 221 Sills William 18 M . . . Georgia . . . . . 26 222 222 Wise Nancy 47 F . . 654 North Carolina . . X . . 27 222 222 Wise Thomas C. 15 M . . . Georgia . X . . . 28 222 222 Wise Nancy F. 13 F . . . Georgia . X . . . 29 222 222 Tinley Elizabeth A. 24 F . . . Georgia . . . . . 30 222 222 Tinley Mary E. 7 F . . . Georgia . X . . . 31 222 222 Tinley James L. 4 M . . . Georgia . . . . . 32 223 223 Palmer George R. 27 M . Farmer . Georgia . . . . . 33 223 223 Palmer Lavina 23 F . . . Georgia . . . . . 34 223 223 Palmer Martha J. 4 F . . . Georgia . . . . . 35 223 223 Palmer Alice A. 2 F . . . Georgia . . . . . 36 224 224 Voloton Francis 53 M . Farmer 2,910 Georgia . . . . Note: Actual spelling of 37 224 224 Voloton Sarah 52 F . . . Georgia . . . . . Surname is "Vallotton" 38 224 224 Voloton Robert E. 28 M . Sawyer . Georgia . . . . . 39 224 224 Voloton Elizabeth A. 22 F . . . Georgia . . . . . 40 224 224 Voloton Amanda 20 F . . . Georgia . . . . . 41 224 224 Voloton Winnifred 16 F . . . Georgia . . . . . 42 225 225 Carswell Enoch 35 M . Farmer 2,500 Georgia . . . . . >>> John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Allen Washington" <pob293lexington@alltel.net> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, September 26, 2003 2:14 PM Subject: RE: [DANIEL-L] Roll Call > > DANIEL ROLL CALL: I am confident of all these facts; beyond that, I have > no other information on my Daniel ancestors. > My great grandmother was Elizabeth A. DANIEL born November 27, 1850, and > died September 01, 1887. She married James W. GAY. He was born July > 18, 1850, and died October 13, 1901. > Sources: > 1. Interview with my aunt Addie Mae Washington, granddaughter of > Elizabeth A. DANIEL > 2. 1880 census Georgia, Hephzibah, Richmond county page 462 > James Gay, married, male, white, 30, born GA, farmer, father born GA, > mother born GA > Elizabeth Gay, married, female, white, 29, born GA, keeps house, father > born GA, mother born GA > Edward C. Gay, male, white, 4, born GA, father born GA, mother born GA > Florence M. Gay, female, white, 3, born GA, father born GA, mother born > GA > Nancy A. Gay, female, white, 1, born GA, father born GA, mother born GA > Children of ELIZABETH DANIEL and JAMES GAY are: > Edward Chesley GAY, born November 04, 1875. > Florence Mae GAY, born. May 14, 1877; died April 1977, Dearing, > Georgia. > Nancy Ann AMELIA GAY, born March 06, 1879. > Margaret Elizabeth GAY, born November 27, 1880. > James Barnabas GAY, born December 31, 1882. > Your assistance is appreciated. > > > > > > ==== 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 > >

Payne, One of the families that bang into this bunch in Burke County, GA is the KENT family of Craven County, NC and they ended up in Lousyanna, later. They descend from a Thomas KENT (1730-1781) and UNK of Talbot County, MD that migrated to New Bern, Craven County, NC. Their son, Levi KENT married Keziah WADSWORTH, sister of the Nancy WADSWORTH who married John WYSE. The WADSWORTHS were also of Maryland before migrating to Craven County, NC.. As you know, I bounce through people's GEDCOMS that have known family links. In this case the WISE/WYSE bunch. Doing so, I picked up several interesting links in that bunch tied to the DANIELS. One of these was the link of Cornelius CARGILL, Sr. of Cornwall, Lunenburg Co., VA who married Elizabeth DANIELL, d/o John DANIELL, III (1672-1724) and Ann BATES of York County, VA. The other was a link to Phoebe DANIEL, d/o William DANIEL, Sr. and Sarah WILLIAMS who married a Thomas JACKSON of Orange County, VA in 1720. His sister, Sarah JACKSON married William TINSLEY II (ABT 1645-1716) of St. Anne Parish, Essex Co., VA. His parents were Thomas TINSLEY I and Elizabeth RANDOLPH, d/o Sir John of Yorkshire, ENGLAND. From some of the names I saw in this bunch, either of these would smell right for this later DANIEL bunch in either NC or Burke County, GA...... I did look at the KENT information that is available and they tie into the ALBRITTON family - probably the York County, VA bunch tied to the CASONS. I could not get any firm connections but the name pattern looks the same as the bunch that married into the KENTS. I will keep diggin. <grin> John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Payne Daniel" <gpdfla@tampabay.rr.com> To: "John R. Clarke" <jclarke@rose.net> Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2004 11:13 AM Subject: Re: [DANIEL-L] This book may be of interest > Good suggestion, I have not been able to find that book as of yet. > > Payne > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "John R. Clarke" <jclarke@rose.net> > To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2004 9:13 AM > Subject: [DANIEL-L] This book may be of interest > > > > This may well be a source of much DANIEL information on some of these > > Virginia DANIELS if someone can lay their hands on a copy of it. > > > > <<<< > > Authors: Eddis Johnson and Hugh Buckner Johnston. "The Johnsons and > > Johnstons of Corrowauch in Isle of Wright County, Virginia." Eddis > Johnson, > > Publisher 840 East Columbus Street, Martinsville, Indiana 46151 1979. p. > > 212. > > >>> > > > > 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 > > > > > >

Thanks for the extras John, I will look forward to checking it out. Payne ----- Original Message ----- From: "John R. Clarke" <jclarke@rose.net> To: <> Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2004 9:07 AM Subject: [DANIEL-L] This may ring a bell for someone -- WISE -DANIEL > Good Morning, > Since Payne found my elusive DANIEL bunch in Hugh Buckner JOHNSTON's > notes, I did a little checking on families of which he was a part of and > found this. > A Thomas A. WISE (1787-ABT 1840) married a Charity DEW who was the d/o > of a Christopher DEW, Sr. (1769-1827) and a Mary Ann BERRY (1768-1849). The > DEW children married into the WISE, PERRITT, HAYES and LANE families. That > PERRITT may be part of the John PERRY I see later listed on census and wills > of this bunch and the LANE family may also be tied to the Penelope LANE > (1773-1846) that some say was the wife of Robert C. DANIEL (ABT 1765-AFT > 1830). Thomas WISE may also be the Thomas C. WISE that married Sarah > Elizabeth DANIEL (1807-1872), as probably his second wife. The LANE listed > in this GEDCOM was a Bryant LANE born ABT 1800 but they did not include > other details about this LANE. > > 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. > >

This may well be a source of much DANIEL information on some of these Virginia DANIELS if someone can lay their hands on a copy of it. <<<< Authors: Eddis Johnson and Hugh Buckner Johnston. "The Johnsons and Johnstons of Corrowauch in Isle of Wright County, Virginia." Eddis Johnson, Publisher 840 East Columbus Street, Martinsville, Indiana 46151 1979. p. 212. >>> John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA

Good Morning, Since Payne found my elusive DANIEL bunch in Hugh Buckner JOHNSTON's notes, I did a little checking on families of which he was a part of and found this. A Thomas A. WISE (1787-ABT 1840) married a Charity DEW who was the d/o of a Christopher DEW, Sr. (1769-1827) and a Mary Ann BERRY (1768-1849). The DEW children married into the WISE, PERRITT, HAYES and LANE families. That PERRITT may be part of the John PERRY I see later listed on census and wills of this bunch and the LANE family may also be tied to the Penelope LANE (1773-1846) that some say was the wife of Robert C. DANIEL (ABT 1765-AFT 1830). Thomas WISE may also be the Thomas C. WISE that married Sarah Elizabeth DANIEL (1807-1872), as probably his second wife. The LANE listed in this GEDCOM was a Bryant LANE born ABT 1800 but they did not include other details about this LANE. John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA

John, I have been looking into your quest for the roots of Robert C. Daniel + Penelope Lane of Burke County, Georgia. I found the following tid-bits in the Notes of Hugh Buckner Johnston or a collection of miscellaneous notes on the Daniel family. >>From the Miscellaneous Notes of Hugh Buckner Johnston, Raleigh Reading Room. Vertical File.<< R. C. Daniel of Greene County, North Carolina, married Penelope and had: James Daniel, William Daniel, Chestly Daniel, Nancy Daniel married on February 13, 1834, Frederick W. Wyse, son of John Wyse and Nancy Wadsworth. He was born on September 5, 1798. [notice the name Chestly, could be Robert's middle name as well?] Sarah Elizabeth Daniel was born on February 25, 1807, in Greene County North Carolina. and died on May 22, 1872; on January 25 1827, she married Thomas Wise, fifth son of John Wyse and wife Nancy Wadsworth. He was born on October 12, 1799, and died on Fenruary 22, 1849. [notice a different father for Thomas and his brother Frederick who married Nancy Daniel] Also there was a Chesley Simeon Wise. No smokeing guns here but this does put R. C's. family in Greene County, NC. While without documentation, the notes of Mr. Johsnton usually prove correct. Chew away, Payne Michael Jordon said. "Loseing a game is the best way to appreciate winning". Go DUKE! Err., it might have been Magic Johnson?

Robert, Two names caught my attention on this list, besides what I listed in my private message to you. They are REESE and HAYNES. My grandparents, Alice DANIEL (1854-1924) and John RICHTER (1848-1907) lived in Reese Community, Morgan County, GA. This community, which borders on Brownwood Community to the north and Shady Dale, Jasper County, GA to the south, was named for a REESE boy who was clerk of the court in Morgan County, GA. There are more than a few connections of the REESE name to several family deeds in Morgan County, GA. The HAYNES connection also caught my eye because William Montgomery HAYNES (1868-1902) of Hall County, GA married Lillian May McCLELLAN (1862-1911) of Marietta, Cobb County, GA in 1882. They had two children that I know of, a Montgomery HAYNES and a Marietta HAYNES. I do not know anything about the girl but Montgomery HAYNES was of Tampa, FL in 1925. I do not know if the "Montgomery" HAYNES was a junior or not. I do not know very much about the HAYNES but I know a lot about the McCLELLANS. Lillian's grandmother, Margaret POTTER (1810-1863) married Joseph John "Jesse" TATUM ABT 1836 in St. Croix, I believe, since both of their families were from St. Croix, Dutch West Indies. Margaret and Jesse migrated to Marietta, GA by 1850 and Jesse was a prominent merchant and slave trader in Marietta before the CW. Margaret's older sister, Anne Eliza POTTER (1808-1863), married Charles W. RICHTER, Sr. (1807-1884) in about the same time frame and the RICHTERS migrated to Madison, Morgan County, GA. You also know from my private note that Anne and Charles's boys went to school in Marietta and Marietta and Madison are only about 75 miles apart, as the crow flies. Anyway, Harriett Ann TATUM (1838-1925), daughter of Jesse and Margaret, married Leander Calvin McCLELLAN (1826-1883) in 1856 in Marietta, GA by a Dr. George PEETRE. They had four children, three girls and a boy who died in infancy. Their oldest daughter, Alice Josephine McCLELLAN (1858-1907) married, first, Alonzo James WHITE, Jr. Esq. (1845-1877) in 1876 in Marietta. He was out of the Blake Leah WHITE family of Charleston, SC. Alice and Alonzo had one daughter, Alonsita WHITE born 1877, after her father's death. Alonsita WHITE married a Harold WALKER of NYC in 1904. They had three daughters, Evelyn (married Lawrence Wood ROBERT), Aldace (married a DAVIES) and another daughter who married a Fielding ROBINSON, as the story goes. In 1892 after 15 years of widowhood, Alice married second, Theodore Weld BIRNEY, Esq. (1854-1897). The BIRNEYS were of Forest Glen, MD. They had two daughters -- Catherine BIRNEY born 1893 married a Baron Albrect von SCHOEN and Lillian born 1895 married an Edward R. FINKENSTAEDT of Washington, DC, according to my information. Lillian McCLELLAN was Alice's younger sister. They also had another sister, Grace Lee McCLELLAN (1864-1832) who married a James Emmett SMITH (1859-1925). I know he died in Milledgeville, Baldwin County, GA and she died in Atlanta but I do not know very many of the specific details about James and Grace's family only that they had three children (two girls and a boy) all born around 1900 -- Mary Virginia SMITH, McClellan SMITH and Ruth Birney SMITH (married Paul BEAUCHAMP of Pike County, GA in 1921). I think the SMITHS were of Nelson County, VA and James was a grandson of William SMITH (1755-1836) and Elizabeth MASSIE of Nelson County, VA. SMITH was formerly of Albemarle County, VA. These McCLELLAN kids were my 2nd cousins, once removed (2C-1R) and their mother (Harriett TATUM) my 1C 2R and her mother, my great grand aunt. John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA ----- Original Message ----- From: <HSGBORO@aol.com> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 12:00 AM Subject: [DANIEL-L] MARRIAGES BY BRIDE - TROUP CO.GA. 1851 - 1898 > DANIEL MARY L. 1/7/1894 BARBER BRITTON > " MATTIE 3/12/1885 CLEVELAND JOHN (my gg > aunt) > " lula 4/3/1891 CLEVELAND E. P. > " JENNIE 16/1/1887 COTTON WES > " LILA 4/3/1880 DANIEL JOHN > " L. L. 25/11/1889 DANIEL R.A.J. > " N. S. 7/3/1881 HARWELL J. T. > " MAY 13/10/1895 HAYNES T. G. > " ARTIE 20/9/1893 HOUSE HENTY > " MARY A. 2/2/1888 LITTLE EISHAM > " SOPHY 20/12/1891 PHILPOT WILL > " WILLIEM 8/3/1888 PIPER JOSEPH W. > " EMMA 3/12/1873 REESE CHSRLIE > " EXA 5/6/1895 SPURLOCK J. E. > " S. W. 22/12/1874 WALLER JAMES A. > " LABBA 24/12/1874 GLANTON HENDERSON > " MATTIE 5/8/1898 REDDIN J. > > any body claim these folks? Robert Daniel > > > > ==== 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 MARY L. 1/7/1894 BARBER BRITTON " MATTIE 3/12/1885 CLEVELAND JOHN (my gg aunt) " lula 4/3/1891 CLEVELAND E. P. " JENNIE 16/1/1887 COTTON WES " LILA 4/3/1880 DANIEL JOHN " L. L. 25/11/1889 DANIEL R.A.J. " N. S. 7/3/1881 HARWELL J. T. " MAY 13/10/1895 HAYNES T. G. " ARTIE 20/9/1893 HOUSE HENTY " MARY A. 2/2/1888 LITTLE EISHAM " SOPHY 20/12/1891 PHILPOT WILL " WILLIEM 8/3/1888 PIPER JOSEPH W. " EMMA 3/12/1873 REESE CHSRLIE " EXA 5/6/1895 SPURLOCK J. E. " S. W. 22/12/1874 WALLER JAMES A. " LABBA 24/12/1874 GLANTON HENDERSON " MATTIE 5/8/1898 REDDIN J. any body claim these folks? Robert Daniel

DANIEL ANDREW J. 2/12/1888 SIMES LUTA DANIEL ANDREW 15/2/1891 GATES MATTIE DANIEL B. D. 29/12/1890 RIVENS W. B. DANIEL BUTLER 29/11/1871 BROWN ANGELU DANIEL DAN 11/1898 FLING KATE DANIEL DAVID 24/6/1896 HIGHTOWER KATE DANIEL EDMOND 22/12/1886 REID PARRY my GG uncle DANIEL ELIJAH 5/5/1872 STINSON JENNIE DANIEL ENIS 9/2/1886 WEST LIZZIE DANIEL FRANCIS M. 14/2/1857 POWELL FRANCIS LT. DANIEL FRANK 28/1/1887 WILLIAMS LISSIE DANIEL J. W. 3/9/1896 FLING HATTIE DANIEL JAMES J. 21/12/1854 JENNINGS VERGINIA my GG FATHER DANIEL JAMES R. 8/3/1893 VICKERS FLORENCE C. DANIEL JOHN 4/3/1880 DANIEL LILA DANIEL JOHN 17/10/1889 WHITE TOBY DANIEL O. E. 7/10/1896 ROBERTS LIZZIE DANIEL R.A.J. 25/11/1889 DANIEL L. L. DANIEL WASHINGTON 24/6/1866 COOK SUSAN DANIEL WILLIAM THOMAS 5/1/1891 STRICKLANG MAGGI ELEANOR ROBT DANIEL

Hi, Another comment on St. Croix, Dutch West Indies. There were lots of Norwegians living in St. Croix which was probably the source of the DANIELSONS listed in these files. My 2nd GGM was a Maria HOLLWECK born Bergan, Norway and she married Carl Wilhelm RICHTER, Sr. sometime prior to 1807. We know Carl left Reichenbach, Liegnitz, Schlesien, Prussia in 1799 but do not know his movements before he landed in St. Croix sometime ABT May 1807 when Carl, Jr. was born in St. Croix. We also have information his mother later married a kinsman, also named HOLLWECK, after Carl, Sr. died in 1807. We also know that Little Carl, who later changed his name to Charles William RICHTER, was the only child of Carl, Sr. because we have an 1833 letter in which Carl, Jr. is described by his uncle, who still lived in Reichenbach, Liegnitz, Schlesien, Prussia, as the only heir of Carl Jr.'s uncle, August RICHTER (1792-1817), an officer in the Prussian Army, who had died as a result of injuries he recieved at Battle of Waterloo in 1815. John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA ----- Original Message ----- From: "E.Daniel" <elizann@gorge.net> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2004 10:06 AM Subject: Re: [DANIEL-L] St. Croix DANIEL and related families Re: [DANIEL-L] Daniel, James and Thomas and Bezaliel - St. Croix > Please find below the complete message and date of message > that refers to James, Thomas and Bezaliel Daniel.... > And if anyone has any information on the above Daniel Men, I > would be very interested in that information. If anyone has > any suggestions on additional places to search that would be > a great help. > > Thank you > Elizabeth Daniel > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "John R. Clarke" <jclarke@rose.net> > To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, June 15, 2003 5:28 AM > Subject: [DANIEL-L] St. Croix DANIEL and related families > > > > I did the best I could with this information and do not > ask me for more > > information about these folks, that's all I have and I do > not know where > > they went, later, or what happened to them. > > > > > > Source: List of Names of Inhabitants, Dutch West Indies > (1650-ABT 1825) > > > > > > DANIEL, James Mit. has six sugar plantations with 70 > slaves St. Croix > > 30.6.1837 (30 Jun 1837) Note: I do not know what the Mit. > stands for. > > > > DANIEL, Thom. St. Croix Landslite (this means land list or > census) 1742.20 > > and 1747.16. > > > > DANIEL, Bezaliel marr. Maria Ursulla SURLAINE 18.3.1791 > dutch church > > > > DANIEL, Mary daughter of Bazailel died 13.10.1790, Royal > Gazette > > > > DONNELL, James Mac died St. Croix Sliftepro No. 29, > 24.3.1784 > > > > DONNELL, James Charles died St. Croix, Skiftepro No. 29, > page 75, 1711.89 > > > > DONNEL, Constantine O' marr. Johanna Jacobine Stoud their > son Magnus bapt. > > 19.3.1777, St. Thomas > > > > DONNELL, Con, O' on plantation of Markoe died St. Croix, > Skiftepro No. 49, > > 12.6.1769 > > > > DONNELL, Ignatius O' died St. Croix, Skiftepro No. 50, > 11.4.1778 > > > > DONNELL, James died St. Croix, Skiftepro No 50, page 435, > 1778 > > > > WECHUM, Joseph a widower married Anna DANIELSON St. Croix, > 1742/44 > > > > BEVERHOUT, Maria Von marr. Hans Wonsild DANIELSEN > 5.2.1801 Dutch Church > > > > BEVERHOUT, Helena Margaretha marr. Adam DANIELSEN > 2.3.1817, Dutch Church had > > child bapt. 15.9.1823 > > > > DANIELSEN, D. has a tavern in the "Baron's House" on the > wharf Christiansted > > 10.7.1790 (Royal Gazette) > > > > DANIELSEN book keeper at the commission for loans his > children: Jul Aug > > bapt. 29.11.1806, conf. 27.5.1821, St. Croix, Joh Jorgen > bapt. and died > > 18.2.1807, Carl Edw. died 20.5.1808, Maria Alleta bapt. > 9.8.1809, St. Croix > > > > DANIELSEN, Adam marr. Helena Margaretha Baroness v. > Beverhout 2.3.1817 their > > children Henr. August bapt. 18.10.1818, St. Croix. Adam > marr. Helena > > Margaretha de Bretton their child Josophine Eliza bapt. > 15.9.1823, St. > > Croix, Barth born 5.9.1828, St. Croix, Sidney Stanhope > born 28.2.1832, St. > > Croix. > > > > DANIELSON, Hans Wonsild marr. Maria v. BEVEROUT 5.3.1801 > Anna Madame born > > Wonsild (Jorgen WIGGERS) died St. Croix, Skiftepro No 21, > 18.9.1793. Daniel > > a baker bankrupt St. Croix, Skiftepro No. 21, 27.1.1794. > Jorgen WIGGERS > > bapt 27.11.1782 their son Anna marr. the widower Joseph > WECHUM, St. Croix > > 1742.24 Hans confirmed (14) 1.5.1791 St. Croix; Daniel > marr. Maria Malm > > KOOPMAN 13.12.1793, St. Croix; Hellen census 1841 St. > Croix born St. Croix a > > widow "Altona" HANS wonsild a baker born Stege citizen > 19.3.1800; A. W. born > > Stege citizen 19.3.1800; D. born in Bergen, Norway citizen > 24.4.1781 Fritz. > > census 1860 St. Thomas born St. Croix, clerk. > > > > DANIELSEN a controller has son, Johannes Jorgen bapt. > 8.6.1803, St Croix. > > > > KLIEN & DANIELSEN partership dissolved 11.1.1803, Royal > Gazette > > > > KOOPMAN, Maria Malm marr. Daniel DANIELSEN 13.12.1793, St. > Croix > > > > WONSILD, Anna see DANIELSEN > > > > Note: Skiftepro means the records of settlements of > estates. > > > > Note: Since the British controlled the Dutch West Indies > for most of the > > period from 1800-ABT 1820 a lot of records were lost for > this period or they > > were stored in other locations. > > > > > > John R. Clarke > > Feel free to visit my website at: > > www.outdoorwriter.com > > > > > > > > ==== 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 > > > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > Going on Vacation for longer than 5 days? 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Good morning, I do not remember the rather cryptic comment you attributed to me but I do remember posting that Barbados information. It was from last spring or early last summer. Did you have any particular comment to make other than the possible link to the Barzilla DANIEL that was mentioned recently? This is why it is imperative for researchers to go back through the DANIEL archives from time to time and search for information on their families because we all miss important clues from time to time. It's address is: http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=DANIEL John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA ----- Original Message ----- From: "E.Daniel" <elizann@gorge.net> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2004 11:24 PM Subject: [DANIEL-L] Daniel, James and Thomas and Bezaliel - St. Croix > The following was from an earlier post to this mailing list. > > "I did the best I could with this information and do not ask me for more > information about these folks, that's all I have and I do not know where > they went, later, or what happened to them. signed: John R. Clarke > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Source: List of Names of Inhabitants, Dutch West Indies (1650-ABT 1825) > DANIEL, James Mit. has six sugar plantations with 70 slaves St. Croix > 30.6.1837 (30 Jun 1837) Note: I do not know what the Mit. stands for. > > DANIEL, Thom. St. Croix Landslite (this means land list or census) 1742.20 > and 1747.16. > > DANIEL, Bezaliel marr. Maria Ursulla SURLAINE 18.3.1791 dutch church > > DANIEL, Mary daughter of Bazailel died 13.10.1790, Royal Gazette" > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - > > I did find the following additional information at this web site: http://www.horlacher.org/usviris/index.html > > 6 Sep 1793 Bezaliel Daniel & Mary Daniel, St. Croix 25 Jun 1790 > > 27 Nov 1795 Elisabeth Surlain to be her own representative, yet under her brother-in-law Betzaliel Daniels and any other man she appoints. > > I would be very interested in any additional information on any of these Daniel's. > > Thank you > > Elizabeth Daniel > > > > ==== 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 > >

Please find below the complete message and date of message that refers to James, Thomas and Bezaliel Daniel.... And if anyone has any information on the above Daniel Men, I would be very interested in that information. If anyone has any suggestions on additional places to search that would be a great help. Thank you Elizabeth Daniel ----- Original Message ----- From: "John R. Clarke" <jclarke@rose.net> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 15, 2003 5:28 AM Subject: [DANIEL-L] St. Croix DANIEL and related families > I did the best I could with this information and do not ask me for more > information about these folks, that's all I have and I do not know where > they went, later, or what happened to them. > > > Source: List of Names of Inhabitants, Dutch West Indies (1650-ABT 1825) > > > DANIEL, James Mit. has six sugar plantations with 70 slaves St. Croix > 30.6.1837 (30 Jun 1837) Note: I do not know what the Mit. stands for. > > DANIEL, Thom. St. Croix Landslite (this means land list or census) 1742.20 > and 1747.16. > > DANIEL, Bezaliel marr. Maria Ursulla SURLAINE 18.3.1791 dutch church > > DANIEL, Mary daughter of Bazailel died 13.10.1790, Royal Gazette > > DONNELL, James Mac died St. Croix Sliftepro No. 29, 24.3.1784 > > DONNELL, James Charles died St. Croix, Skiftepro No. 29, page 75, 1711.89 > > DONNEL, Constantine O' marr. Johanna Jacobine Stoud their son Magnus bapt. > 19.3.1777, St. Thomas > > DONNELL, Con, O' on plantation of Markoe died St. Croix, Skiftepro No. 49, > 12.6.1769 > > DONNELL, Ignatius O' died St. Croix, Skiftepro No. 50, 11.4.1778 > > DONNELL, James died St. Croix, Skiftepro No 50, page 435, 1778 > > WECHUM, Joseph a widower married Anna DANIELSON St. Croix, 1742/44 > > BEVERHOUT, Maria Von marr. Hans Wonsild DANIELSEN 5.2.1801 Dutch Church > > BEVERHOUT, Helena Margaretha marr. Adam DANIELSEN 2.3.1817, Dutch Church had > child bapt. 15.9.1823 > > DANIELSEN, D. has a tavern in the "Baron's House" on the wharf Christiansted > 10.7.1790 (Royal Gazette) > > DANIELSEN book keeper at the commission for loans his children: Jul Aug > bapt. 29.11.1806, conf. 27.5.1821, St. Croix, Joh Jorgen bapt. and died > 18.2.1807, Carl Edw. died 20.5.1808, Maria Alleta bapt. 9.8.1809, St. Croix > > DANIELSEN, Adam marr. Helena Margaretha Baroness v. Beverhout 2.3.1817 their > children Henr. August bapt. 18.10.1818, St. Croix. Adam marr. Helena > Margaretha de Bretton their child Josophine Eliza bapt. 15.9.1823, St. > Croix, Barth born 5.9.1828, St. Croix, Sidney Stanhope born 28.2.1832, St. > Croix. > > DANIELSON, Hans Wonsild marr. Maria v. BEVEROUT 5.3.1801 Anna Madame born > Wonsild (Jorgen WIGGERS) died St. Croix, Skiftepro No 21, 18.9.1793. Daniel > a baker bankrupt St. Croix, Skiftepro No. 21, 27.1.1794. Jorgen WIGGERS > bapt 27.11.1782 their son Anna marr. the widower Joseph WECHUM, St. Croix > 1742.24 Hans confirmed (14) 1.5.1791 St. Croix; Daniel marr. Maria Malm > KOOPMAN 13.12.1793, St. Croix; Hellen census 1841 St. Croix born St. Croix a > widow "Altona" HANS wonsild a baker born Stege citizen 19.3.1800; A. W. born > Stege citizen 19.3.1800; D. born in Bergen, Norway citizen 24.4.1781 Fritz. > census 1860 St. Thomas born St. Croix, clerk. > > DANIELSEN a controller has son, Johannes Jorgen bapt. 8.6.1803, St Croix. > > KLIEN & DANIELSEN partership dissolved 11.1.1803, Royal Gazette > > KOOPMAN, Maria Malm marr. Daniel DANIELSEN 13.12.1793, St. Croix > > WONSILD, Anna see DANIELSEN > > Note: Skiftepro means the records of settlements of estates. > > Note: Since the British controlled the Dutch West Indies for most of the > period from 1800-ABT 1820 a lot of records were lost for this period or they > were stored in other locations. > > > John R. Clarke > Feel free to visit my website at: > www.outdoorwriter.com > > > > ==== 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 >

If you check White County Illinois Census for 1818 you will also find David, Basil and Josiah Daniel. Nancy Daniel Johnson > I do not have info on Jeremiah Daniel (or Daniels) but notice that in Captain McCormack's Militia company of the Kentucky 1812 militia (found on genealogy.com history subscription, it mentions Jeremiah Daniel, Basdel Daniel, and Barton Daniel (all in a row in an non-alphabetized list). In 1818 census of Washington Co., Illinois, heads of families (again, consecutively ) include Jeremiah Daniel, Barton Daniel, Martin Daniel and Robert Daniel. In 1820 census of Bond Co. Illinois, it includes in a row in a non- alphabetized list Martin Daniel, Barton Daniel, Jeremiah Daniel, William Daniel and Delila Daniel. There is also a Robert Daniel on the same page. This puts a hint as to the family did stick together migrating from North Carolina. > > > ==== 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 >

The following was from an earlier post to this mailing list. "I did the best I could with this information and do not ask me for more information about these folks, that's all I have and I do not know where they went, later, or what happened to them. signed: John R. Clarke ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Source: List of Names of Inhabitants, Dutch West Indies (1650-ABT 1825) DANIEL, James Mit. has six sugar plantations with 70 slaves St. Croix 30.6.1837 (30 Jun 1837) Note: I do not know what the Mit. stands for. DANIEL, Thom. St. Croix Landslite (this means land list or census) 1742.20 and 1747.16. DANIEL, Bezaliel marr. Maria Ursulla SURLAINE 18.3.1791 dutch church DANIEL, Mary daughter of Bazailel died 13.10.1790, Royal Gazette" -------------------------------------------------------------------------- I did find the following additional information at this web site: http://www.horlacher.org/usviris/index.html 6 Sep 1793 Bezaliel Daniel & Mary Daniel, St. Croix 25 Jun 1790 27 Nov 1795 Elisabeth Surlain to be her own representative, yet under her brother-in-law Betzaliel Daniels and any other man she appoints. I would be very interested in any additional information on any of these Daniel's. Thank you Elizabeth Daniel

Hi, This is really interesting. Israel CHRISTIAN was from Augusta County, VA and his daughter, Ann "Nancy" CHRISTIAN (1744-1782) married Col. William FLEMING of Bellmont, Roanoke County, VA. Their daughter, Elizabeth Christian FLEMING (1775-1844) married Samuel Graham RAMSEY. Samuel G. RAMSEY (1771-1817) was the younger brother of Jane RAMSEY (ABT 1765-1851) who married my 4th GGF, Rev. Thomas Means RENEAU RS-VA (1760-1840). Jane and Rev. RENEAU are buried in Blue River TWP, Harrison County, IN. Their son, Louis O. RENEAU, Esq. (1784-1863) married a Jane NORRIS, some say MORRIS but I think NORRIS is correct. Louis, an attorney, and Jane lived in the French Broad River area of Jefferson County, TN and he represented that area in the TN House. The General John SEVIER RS-VA of Augusta County, VA family is also collateral with this bunch. Thomas's brother, Rev. Francis RENEAU RS-VA married John's daughter, Lydia SEVIER. Does any of this sound familiar? <<<< Jane and Samuel Graham RAMSEY were the children of Reynolds RAMSEY RS-MD and Naomi ALEXANDER of Swan Pond, Knox County, Tennessee. They were formerly of Frederick County, MD. Children of Reynolds RAMSEY and Naomi ALEXANDER: i. Francis Alexander RAMSEY b: 31 May 1764 in Marsh Creek, Adams Co., PA Marriage 1 Ann (Agnew) FLEMING Married: Mar 1806 in Gettysburg, Adams Co., PA Marriage 2 Margaret McKnitt ALEXANDER b: 3 Apr 1766 in Mecklenburg Co., NC Married: 7 Apr 1789 in Mecklenburg, NC Death: 5 Nov 1820 in Knox, Tennessee Burial: Lebanon Presby., Church Graveyard, Knox, Tennessee. ii. Jane RAMSEY born ABT 1765 married Rev. Thomas Means RENEAU. iii. John RAMSEY b: Abt. 1766 in Marsh Creek, Adams Co., PA iv. William RAMSEY b: Abt. 1768 in Marsh Creek, Adams Co., PA v. Samuel Reynolds Graham RAMSEY b: 20 Oct 1771 in Marsh Creek, Adams Co., PA Married: 24 FEB 1797 in Botetourt County, Virginia Elizabeth Christian FLEMING b. 13 MAR 1775 in Botetourt County, Virginia.Death: 1844 in Georgia His Death: 5 Jul 1817 in Knox, Tennessee Her Father: William Fleming b: 17 FEB 1727/28 in Jedburgh, Scotland Mother: Nancy Anne Christian b: ABT. 1745 in Virginia vi. Amelia Naomi RAMSEY b: Abt. 1773 in Marsh Creek, Adams Co., PA Marriage 1 James KING Marriage 2 UNKNOWN TAYLOR Married: in Knox Co., TN Death: 17 Nov 1809 in Knox, Tennessee Burial: Ebenezer Church, Graveyard, Knox, Tennessee John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA ----- Original Message ----- From: <ShuShuFlyPie@cs.com> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2004 5:56 PM Subject: [DANIEL-L] "A" MARTIN DANIEL > Captain ROBERT Coleman DANIEL, b: 1743/50 ~ db: 1797. Will dated 08 AUG 1792, > proved AUG 1797, Shelby County, Kentucky. Brother MARTIN and brother-in-law > Nicholas MERIWETHER were named executors. The Will names his brothers and > sisters; there is no mention of a brother John, nor children mentioned. > [Will Book 1, pg 24] > > Robert Coleman DANIEL married 16 AUG 1783, Lincoln County, Kentucky, to Mary > CHRISTIAN Trigg, a widow and daughter of Israel CHRISTIAN and Mary STARKS. > Mary CHRISTIAN~TRIGG~DANIEL died in 1786 less than three years after her marriage > to Robert. > > Mary, the widow of Colonel Stephen TRIGG, a Virginia native. [Trigg County, > Kentucky was named after him.] Israel BOONE, a private under him in Dunmore's > War. Stephen TRIGG, b: 1744; Will dated 20 SEP 1780; killed 19 AUG 1782 at the > Battle of Blue Licks Kentucky where he was in Command of one wing of the Army > of Kentuckians in which Daniel BOONE commanded the Centre; Stephen's Will > presented 04 MAR 1783; Stephen's brother-in-laws were William FLEMING and Caleb > WALLACE. > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > Don't forget to change the Subject line of your message when you change the subject of a reply message. > >