Does anyone recognize this Simon: This Bill Bindeth me John DENE me my [ayers] Excetors adminestrators to pay or Cuse to be payd unto Joseph WINSLOW and Company or there order the full sum of owne thousand owne hondred and forten poundes of Good sound [merchantable] tobacco and Cask to contayn the sayd [sum] to [be] payd of the ferst of my owne [Crope] upon [all] demand after the tenth day of October next insuing the deate hereon as witness my hand this 20th day of Jenewery 1675/6. John DEENE Testes [Simon DANIELL] Jene PARKER her marke [Endorsed:] John Deene bill for 1114 Souce is NC Higher Court Records edited by Mattie Erma Edwards Parker Copyright 1968 Raleigh, NC State Dept. of Archives & History If this is the Simon we carry as son of Owen then he was born earlier than we thought. The counties in NC at this time were Albemarle and Chowan (1670) and there were several precincts (Currituck, Pasquotank and Perquimans for the purposes of local administration) set up after 1668. Mike Daniel

Mike, Very interesting. Now, look at this (below). Notice the DEAN in this and remember that one of my LANE girls married an Isaac PARKER in Greene or Wayne County, NC. Contrary to what some may think and I cannot tell you how close all of these families were. IMHO, it all smells of the same overall DANIEL bunch since another LANE girl married Robert C. DANIEL and Council is a real possibility for his middle name. I tend to think this is the LANE, ISHAM and DANIEL family out of Surry. That, is sure where it seems to point. Also remember where the LANIERS, BARKERS and that bunch was from -- Surry County, VA. As for me, I have never bought into that HUGH DANIELL story for the primary reason is there is no Hugh found down the road in this family and for that not to happen, would be extremely rare. This does not mean that I do not think that Thomas and Simon were not brothers. I think they were...... <<< I watch the WOOTENS pretty closely. Lucy COUNCIL married Richard WOOTEN, Jr. Lucy was the d/o Hodges COUNCIL and Lucy HARDY. Lucy and Richard's son, William WOOTEN, born 1705, married an Elizabeth Ann DEAN. Another son, John WOOTEN, married Mary JOHNSTON and their son, Council WOOTEN married Mary BURNEY, d/o Simon BURNEY, Sr. and Louisa PUGH. Simon was the brother of Sarah BURNEY who married Thomas DANIEL, (I think, Jr.), son of Thomas DANIEL and Elizabeth LANIER. >>> John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA ----- Original Message ----- From: <Runforf471@aol.com> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 10:56 AM Subject: [DANIEL-L] Simon DANIELL > Does anyone recognize this Simon: > > This Bill Bindeth me John DENE me my [ayers] Excetors adminestrators to pay > or Cuse to be payd unto Joseph WINSLOW and Company or there order the full sum > of owne thousand owne hondred and forten poundes of Good sound [merchantable] > tobacco and Cask to contayn the sayd [sum] to [be] payd of the ferst of my > owne [Crope] upon [all] demand after the tenth day of October next insuing the > deate hereon as witness my hand this 20th day of Jenewery 1675/6. > > John DEENE > Testes [Simon DANIELL] Jene PARKER her marke [Endorsed:] John Deene bill for > 1114 > > Souce is NC Higher Court Records edited by Mattie Erma Edwards Parker > Copyright 1968 Raleigh, NC State Dept. of Archives & History > > If this is the Simon we carry as son of Owen then he was born earlier than we > thought. The counties in NC at this time were Albemarle and Chowan (1670) > and there were several precincts (Currituck, Pasquotank and Perquimans for the > purposes of local administration) set up after 1668. > > Mike Daniel > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > Don't forget to change the Subject line of your message when you change the subject of a reply message. > >

Mike, On second thought about Thomas and Simon. Probably brothers but they could have been cousins. I do think the CULLENS have some play in this and we know that Thomas POLLOCK married a CULLEN and we also know that Thomas POLLOCK was young Thomas's guardian. I also think the BRYANS or BRYANTS were part of this bunch as were the others in this little group that I have identified, before. I still think they were Surry and not IOW but maybe IOW, early, but not by the time frame we are talking about. My best guess is -- it was James City and then Surry but that is just a guess. John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA ----- Original Message ----- From: <Runforf471@aol.com> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 10:56 AM Subject: [DANIEL-L] Simon DANIELL > Does anyone recognize this Simon: > > This Bill Bindeth me John DENE me my [ayers] Excetors adminestrators to pay > or Cuse to be payd unto Joseph WINSLOW and Company or there order the full sum > of owne thousand owne hondred and forten poundes of Good sound [merchantable] > tobacco and Cask to contayn the sayd [sum] to [be] payd of the ferst of my > owne [Crope] upon [all] demand after the tenth day of October next insuing the > deate hereon as witness my hand this 20th day of Jenewery 1675/6. > > John DEENE > Testes [Simon DANIELL] Jene PARKER her marke [Endorsed:] John Deene bill for > 1114 > > Souce is NC Higher Court Records edited by Mattie Erma Edwards Parker > Copyright 1968 Raleigh, NC State Dept. of Archives & History > > If this is the Simon we carry as son of Owen then he was born earlier than we > thought. The counties in NC at this time were Albemarle and Chowan (1670) > and there were several precincts (Currituck, Pasquotank and Perquimans for the > purposes of local administration) set up after 1668. > > Mike Daniel > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > Don't forget to change the Subject line of your message when you change the subject of a reply message. > >