Kevin, Nancy DANIEL (ABT 1765-1828), w/o Eden COLEMAN (ABT 1764-1817), was the mother of Cynthia Ann COLEMAN (1797-1869) who married James Hunter RALLS (1793-1824) -- all of Greene County, GA. James and Cynthia's daughter, Ann Eliza RALLS (1819-1872) married Elisha Sparks HUNTER, Jr.(1814-1852) of Greene County, GA and their daughter, Mary Lou HUNTER (1848-1917) married my grand uncle, Charles W. RICHTER, Jr (1837-1907) of Madison, Morgan County, GA. The SANFORDS, GIBBS, WYNNE and NEWSON, ATKINSONS and CLARKS were also in this little group. The COLEMANS were descendants of a Daniel COLEMAN and a Unity CARROLL, of VA, we think. If you will note, the COFFEES, CARROLLS, CUNNINGHAMS, CARLTONS and the KELSO-DANIEL bunch floated, together, from VA to NC and then to GA. The RALLS or RAWLS were from Overwharton Parish, Stafford County., VA, later Amherst County, VA and my thought is the COLEMANS were probably also part of this VA bunch. Vincent SANFORD (1777-1859) of Greene County, GA married Cynthia Ann COLEMAN (1797-1869) in 1832 after James Hunter RALLS died. They had one son, Vincent Seadman SANFORD, later Dean of the University of GA. What the KY deed you listed is telling me is these folks were from a northern VA DANIEL family from the Stafford and probably the Augusta County, VA area, which fits right in with the Kelso-DANIEL bunch, as well as the COFFEES, CUNNINGHAMS and the others we already know from this area of VA. Families, which also migrated to Greene County, GA along with most of these family. The answer may lie in PE County, VA since the Coffees, Cunningham's and some of the others later migrated to GA from this area. This is just more evidence that Thomas DANIEL of Greene County, GA was a VA DANIEL and quite possibly out of this same COFFEE-KELSO-CUNNINGHAM-DANIEL bunch that also migrated to Greene County, GA since their descendants marry into this overall bunch, as well as the fact -- they meet the profile of this bunch. I also do not know how an eastern NC family like the BURNEYS fits in all of this, if at all. We know that some say Thomas DANIEL married a Sarah BURNEY and some say he married a Sarah RANDALL. I would almost bet money the RANDALLS were a part of this group, since they were also a VA family and they are all over them, later. However, who Thomas DANIEL actually married, I do not know but my bet would be -- the mother of his children was a RANDALL, as opposed to being a NC BURNEY. There is one other possibility, there was a James Gillespie BIRNEY (1767-1839) who married a Martha REED. He migrated from IRELAND to Danville, Mercer County, KY and his descendants, later, to Huntsville, Madison County, AL. My notes on this BIRNEY state he migrated first to PA and then to KY and we know that some of this CUNNINGHAM-COFFEE-CARROLL, CARLTON, etc bunch also seems to have come this exact same route to GA. Due to the slavery issue, some of these BIRNEYS moved back to Maryland before the CW. This is a real possibility for this Sarah BURNEY and these BIRNEYS do meet the profile of this bunch. We also know the REEDS were also an Augusta County, VA family and a lot of this bunch seems to have migrated through that area of VA to GA and they were all either first of second generation Irish families. A connection, I do not know but what I do know is -- the family of General William M. BIRNEY (1819-1907) and Catherine HOFFMAN of Forest Glen, MD is related to my bunch. In fact, their son, Theodore Weld BIRNEY, Esq. (1854-1897) married Charles RICHTER's cousin, Alice Josephine McCLELLAN (1858-1907) of Marietta, GA, in 1892 as her second husband. She had previously married Alonzo James WHITE, Jr. Esq. (1845-1877), who was out of the Blake Leah WHITE family of Charleston. Alice was my 2C1R and Alice was also the name of my grandmother, Alice E. DANIEL (1854-1924), born four years before Alice McCLELLAN. The McCLELLANS were from Horry County, SC, before they migrated to Marietta, GA and tied up with my TATUM bunch, there. The TATUMS and the RICHTERS had migrated from St. Croix, DWI to GA in the 1830-1840 time frame -- Margaret POTTER (1810-1863) married Jesse TATUM and her older sister, Anne Eliza POTTER (1808-1863), married Charles W. RICHTER, Sr. The mother of these POTTER girls was a Margaret WHITE (1790-1849), d/o a Captain John WHITE, so we see the WHITE connection once again in this bunch. Before then, the TATUMS were of Barbados and were tied to, get this, the WAINWRIGHTS. My overall bunch also seems to be nothing but a St. Croix, Barbados and Charleston extended family with possibly links to NC and VA. What I do not know is whether my DANIEL bunch, who also tie into the RICHTERS, was a part of this VA bunch in Greene County, GA or they were from another DANIEL line with links to this same area in SC. My guess is the latter. John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA ----- Original Message ----- From: <Runforf471@aol.com> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2004 4:36 PM Subject: Re: UORRE: [DANIEL-L] Daniel SC & GA Newspaper items > Kevin, > > Allow me to add to the Reuben Guthrie/Thomas DANIELL connection with the > following Greene Co. Ga. deed abstract: > > Page 213: 27 Aug 1796. "I Thomas DANIELL of Greene Co. for the love and good > will I bear toward my trusty friend Reuben GUTTERY...all that tract of land in > the Commonwealth of Kentucky tho when surveyed in the Commonwealth of > Virginia, on Kentucky River in Fayette Co. about two miles below the mouth of Jack's > Creek cont. 200 acres, by survey dated 23 Sept 1785, granted to said Thomas > DANIELL 21 April 1792 and signed by Henry LEE Esq. then Governor of Va. I give > the aforesaid land ...but not to warrant & defend same from any other person > or persons whatsoever." Signed Thos. DANIELL. Wit: Peter MARTIN, Jonas FAUCHE. > Proved by the witnesses 29 Aug 1796 before Wm. Fitzpatrick J.P. Reg. 29 Aug > 1796. > > This witnesses are MARTIN (first husband of Elizabeth DANIELL, dau of Thomas) > and FAUCHE (Husband of Mary, called Polly in 20 Oct 1793 Greene Co. marriage > record, I believe also a dau of Thomas). > > There is also a Greene Co. will of Sally Fitzsimmons (recorded 17 Sept 1804) > that names sister Nancy COLEMAN (Thomas daughter, wife of Eden COLEMAN), > sister Betsy COOPER (Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas whose second husband was James > COOPER), brother William DANIEL and appointed brothers-in law James COOPER and > Jonas FAUCHE as administrators. Also mentions her father and mother (not by name) > and implication is they are both alive. Saslly is yet another child I didn't > have for this family. > > Fauche was a soldier of some renown in Ga history, Adjutant General of Ga. > form 1795 to 1806, and a delegate on the committee creating the Ga. constitution > in Louisviile on 30 May 1798 and one of the first commissioners of > Greensboro, Ga. > > Mike 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 > >

Anyone know how Eden Coleman(1764-1817) who M: Nancy Daniel is related to Thomas Daniel(1743)who married Sarah Randall? Thomas Daniel's parents were William Daniel(1705VA) and Sarah Coleman(1724VA) William and Sarah married,ca 1724 in Caroline Co. VA. Judy ----- Original Message ----- From: "John R. Clarke" <jclarke@rose.net> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2004 7:14 PM Subject: Re: UORRE: [DANIEL-L] Daniel SC & GA Newspaper items > Kevin, > Nancy DANIEL (ABT 1765-1828), w/o Eden COLEMAN (ABT 1764-1817), was the > mother of Cynthia Ann COLEMAN (1797-1869) who married James Hunter RALLS > (1793-1824) -- all of Greene County, GA. James and Cynthia's daughter, Ann > Eliza RALLS (1819-1872) married Elisha Sparks HUNTER, Jr.(1814-1852) of > Greene County, GA and their daughter, Mary Lou HUNTER (1848-1917) married my > grand uncle, Charles W. RICHTER, Jr (1837-1907) of Madison, Morgan County, > GA. The SANFORDS, GIBBS, WYNNE and NEWSON, ATKINSONS and CLARKS were also > in this little group. > The COLEMANS were descendants of a Daniel COLEMAN and a Unity CARROLL, > of VA, we think. If you will note, the COFFEES, CARROLLS, CUNNINGHAMS, > CARLTONS and the KELSO-DANIEL bunch floated, together, from VA to NC and > then to GA. The RALLS or RAWLS were from Overwharton Parish, Stafford > County., VA, later Amherst County, VA and my thought is the COLEMANS were > probably also part of this VA bunch. > Vincent SANFORD (1777-1859) of Greene County, GA married Cynthia Ann > COLEMAN (1797-1869) in 1832 after James Hunter RALLS died. They had one son, > Vincent Seadman SANFORD, later Dean of the University of GA. > What the KY deed you listed is telling me is these folks were from a > northern VA DANIEL family from the Stafford and probably the Augusta County, > VA area, which fits right in with the Kelso-DANIEL bunch, as well as the > COFFEES, CUNNINGHAMS and the others we already know from this area of VA. > Families, which also migrated to Greene County, GA along with most of these > family. The answer may lie in PE County, VA since the Coffees, Cunningham's > and some of the others later migrated to GA from this area. > This is just more evidence that Thomas DANIEL of Greene County, GA was a > VA DANIEL and quite possibly out of this same COFFEE-KELSO-CUNNINGHAM-DANIEL > bunch that also migrated to Greene County, GA since their descendants marry > into this overall bunch, as well as the fact -- they meet the profile of > this bunch. > I also do not know how an eastern NC family like the BURNEYS fits in all > of this, if at all. We know that some say Thomas DANIEL married a Sarah > BURNEY and some say he married a Sarah RANDALL. I would almost bet money > the RANDALLS were a part of this group, since they were also a VA family and > they are all over them, later. However, who Thomas DANIEL actually married, > I do not know but my bet would be -- the mother of his children was a > RANDALL, as opposed to being a NC BURNEY. > There is one other possibility, there was a James Gillespie BIRNEY > (1767-1839) who married a Martha REED. He migrated from IRELAND to > Danville, Mercer County, KY and his descendants, later, to Huntsville, > Madison County, AL. My notes on this BIRNEY state he migrated first to PA > and then to KY and we know that some of this CUNNINGHAM-COFFEE-CARROLL, > CARLTON, etc bunch also seems to have come this exact same route to GA. > Due to the slavery issue, some of these BIRNEYS moved back to Maryland > before the CW. This is a real possibility for this Sarah BURNEY and these > BIRNEYS do meet the profile of this bunch. We also know the REEDS were > also an Augusta County, VA family and a lot of this bunch seems to have > migrated through that area of VA to GA and they were all either first of > second generation Irish families. > A connection, I do not know but what I do know is -- the family of > General William M. BIRNEY (1819-1907) and Catherine HOFFMAN of Forest Glen, > MD is related to my bunch. In fact, their son, Theodore Weld BIRNEY, Esq. > (1854-1897) married Charles RICHTER's cousin, Alice Josephine McCLELLAN > (1858-1907) of Marietta, GA, in 1892 as her second husband. She had > previously married Alonzo James WHITE, Jr. Esq. (1845-1877), who was out of > the Blake Leah WHITE family of Charleston. Alice was my 2C1R and Alice was > also the name of my grandmother, Alice E. DANIEL (1854-1924), born four > years before Alice McCLELLAN. > The McCLELLANS were from Horry County, SC, before they migrated to > Marietta, GA and tied up with my TATUM bunch, there. The TATUMS and the > RICHTERS had migrated from St. Croix, DWI to GA in the 1830-1840 time > frame -- Margaret POTTER (1810-1863) married Jesse TATUM and her older > sister, Anne Eliza POTTER (1808-1863), married Charles W. RICHTER, Sr. The > mother of these POTTER girls was a Margaret WHITE (1790-1849), d/o a Captain > John WHITE, so we see the WHITE connection once again in this bunch. > Before then, the TATUMS were of Barbados and were tied to, get this, the > WAINWRIGHTS. My overall bunch also seems to be nothing but a St. Croix, > Barbados and Charleston extended family with possibly links to NC and VA. > What I do not know is whether my DANIEL bunch, who also tie into the > RICHTERS, was a part of this VA bunch in Greene County, GA or they were from > another DANIEL line with links to this same area in SC. My guess is the > latter. > > John R. Clarke > Thomasville, GA > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <Runforf471@aol.com> > To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2004 4:36 PM > Subject: Re: UORRE: [DANIEL-L] Daniel SC & GA Newspaper items > > > > Kevin, > > > > Allow me to add to the Reuben Guthrie/Thomas DANIELL connection with the > > following Greene Co. Ga. deed abstract: > > > > Page 213: 27 Aug 1796. "I Thomas DANIELL of Greene Co. for the love and > good > > will I bear toward my trusty friend Reuben GUTTERY...all that tract of > land in > > the Commonwealth of Kentucky tho when surveyed in the Commonwealth of > > Virginia, on Kentucky River in Fayette Co. about two miles below the mouth > of Jack's > > Creek cont. 200 acres, by survey dated 23 Sept 1785, granted to said > Thomas > > DANIELL 21 April 1792 and signed by Henry LEE Esq. then Governor of Va. I > give > > the aforesaid land ...but not to warrant & defend same from any other > person > > or persons whatsoever." Signed Thos. DANIELL. Wit: Peter MARTIN, Jonas > FAUCHE. > > Proved by the witnesses 29 Aug 1796 before Wm. Fitzpatrick J.P. Reg. 29 > Aug > > 1796. > > > > This witnesses are MARTIN (first husband of Elizabeth DANIELL, dau of > Thomas) > > and FAUCHE (Husband of Mary, called Polly in 20 Oct 1793 Greene Co. > marriage > > record, I believe also a dau of Thomas). > > > > There is also a Greene Co. will of Sally Fitzsimmons (recorded 17 Sept > 1804) > > that names sister Nancy COLEMAN (Thomas daughter, wife of Eden COLEMAN), > > sister Betsy COOPER (Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas whose second husband was > James > > COOPER), brother William DANIEL and appointed brothers-in law James COOPER > and > > Jonas FAUCHE as administrators. Also mentions her father and mother (not > by name) > > and implication is they are both alive. Saslly is yet another child I > didn't > > have for this family. > > > > Fauche was a soldier of some renown in Ga history, Adjutant General of Ga. > > form 1795 to 1806, and a delegate on the committee creating the Ga. > constitution > > in Louisviile on 30 May 1798 and one of the first commissioners of > > Greensboro, Ga. > > > > Mike 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 > > > > > > > > ==== 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. >

Judy, That's one of the problems with have with Thomas. Some say he was married to a Sarah BURNEY and some, a Sarah RANDALL. My guess is Randall...... John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judy Garner" <jpast59@strato.net> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 8:34 PM Subject: Re: UORRE: [DANIEL-L] Daniel SC & GA Newspaper items > Anyone know how Eden Coleman(1764-1817) who M: Nancy Daniel is related to > Thomas Daniel(1743)who married Sarah Randall? Thomas Daniel's parents were > William Daniel(1705VA) and Sarah Coleman(1724VA) William and Sarah > married,ca 1724 in Caroline Co. VA. > Judy > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "John R. Clarke" <jclarke@rose.net> > To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2004 7:14 PM > Subject: Re: UORRE: [DANIEL-L] Daniel SC & GA Newspaper items > > > > Kevin, > > Nancy DANIEL (ABT 1765-1828), w/o Eden COLEMAN (ABT 1764-1817), was > the > > mother of Cynthia Ann COLEMAN (1797-1869) who married James Hunter RALLS > > (1793-1824) -- all of Greene County, GA. James and Cynthia's daughter, > Ann > > Eliza RALLS (1819-1872) married Elisha Sparks HUNTER, Jr.(1814-1852) of > > Greene County, GA and their daughter, Mary Lou HUNTER (1848-1917) married > my > > grand uncle, Charles W. RICHTER, Jr (1837-1907) of Madison, Morgan County, > > GA. The SANFORDS, GIBBS, WYNNE and NEWSON, ATKINSONS and CLARKS were also > > in this little group. > > The COLEMANS were descendants of a Daniel COLEMAN and a Unity CARROLL, > > of VA, we think. If you will note, the COFFEES, CARROLLS, CUNNINGHAMS, > > CARLTONS and the KELSO-DANIEL bunch floated, together, from VA to NC and > > then to GA. The RALLS or RAWLS were from Overwharton Parish, Stafford > > County., VA, later Amherst County, VA and my thought is the COLEMANS were > > probably also part of this VA bunch. > > Vincent SANFORD (1777-1859) of Greene County, GA married Cynthia Ann > > COLEMAN (1797-1869) in 1832 after James Hunter RALLS died. They had one > son, > > Vincent Seadman SANFORD, later Dean of the University of GA. > > What the KY deed you listed is telling me is these folks were from a > > northern VA DANIEL family from the Stafford and probably the Augusta > County, > > VA area, which fits right in with the Kelso-DANIEL bunch, as well as the > > COFFEES, CUNNINGHAMS and the others we already know from this area of VA. > > Families, which also migrated to Greene County, GA along with most of > these > > family. The answer may lie in PE County, VA since the Coffees, > Cunningham's > > and some of the others later migrated to GA from this area. > > This is just more evidence that Thomas DANIEL of Greene County, GA was > a > > VA DANIEL and quite possibly out of this same > COFFEE-KELSO-CUNNINGHAM-DANIEL > > bunch that also migrated to Greene County, GA since their descendants > marry > > into this overall bunch, as well as the fact -- they meet the profile of > > this bunch. > > I also do not know how an eastern NC family like the BURNEYS fits in > all > > of this, if at all. We know that some say Thomas DANIEL married a Sarah > > BURNEY and some say he married a Sarah RANDALL. I would almost bet money > > the RANDALLS were a part of this group, since they were also a VA family > and > > they are all over them, later. However, who Thomas DANIEL actually > married, > > I do not know but my bet would be -- the mother of his children was a > > RANDALL, as opposed to being a NC BURNEY. > > There is one other possibility, there was a James Gillespie BIRNEY > > (1767-1839) who married a Martha REED. He migrated from IRELAND to > > Danville, Mercer County, KY and his descendants, later, to Huntsville, > > Madison County, AL. My notes on this BIRNEY state he migrated first to PA > > and then to KY and we know that some of this CUNNINGHAM-COFFEE-CARROLL, > > CARLTON, etc bunch also seems to have come this exact same route to GA. > > Due to the slavery issue, some of these BIRNEYS moved back to Maryland > > before the CW. This is a real possibility for this Sarah BURNEY and these > > BIRNEYS do meet the profile of this bunch. We also know the REEDS were > > also an Augusta County, VA family and a lot of this bunch seems to have > > migrated through that area of VA to GA and they were all either first of > > second generation Irish families. > > A connection, I do not know but what I do know is -- the family of > > General William M. BIRNEY (1819-1907) and Catherine HOFFMAN of Forest > Glen, > > MD is related to my bunch. In fact, their son, Theodore Weld BIRNEY, Esq. > > (1854-1897) married Charles RICHTER's cousin, Alice Josephine McCLELLAN > > (1858-1907) of Marietta, GA, in 1892 as her second husband. She had > > previously married Alonzo James WHITE, Jr. Esq. (1845-1877), who was out > of > > the Blake Leah WHITE family of Charleston. Alice was my 2C1R and Alice > was > > also the name of my grandmother, Alice E. DANIEL (1854-1924), born four > > years before Alice McCLELLAN. > > The McCLELLANS were from Horry County, SC, before they migrated to > > Marietta, GA and tied up with my TATUM bunch, there. The TATUMS and the > > RICHTERS had migrated from St. Croix, DWI to GA in the 1830-1840 time > > frame -- Margaret POTTER (1810-1863) married Jesse TATUM and her older > > sister, Anne Eliza POTTER (1808-1863), married Charles W. RICHTER, Sr. > The > > mother of these POTTER girls was a Margaret WHITE (1790-1849), d/o a > Captain > > John WHITE, so we see the WHITE connection once again in this bunch. > > Before then, the TATUMS were of Barbados and were tied to, get this, > the > > WAINWRIGHTS. My overall bunch also seems to be nothing but a St. Croix, > > Barbados and Charleston extended family with possibly links to NC and VA. > > What I do not know is whether my DANIEL bunch, who also tie into the > > RICHTERS, was a part of this VA bunch in Greene County, GA or they were > from > > another DANIEL line with links to this same area in SC. My guess is the > > latter. > > > > John R. Clarke > > Thomasville, GA > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: <Runforf471@aol.com> > > To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2004 4:36 PM > > Subject: Re: UORRE: [DANIEL-L] Daniel SC & GA Newspaper items > > > > > > > Kevin, > > > > > > Allow me to add to the Reuben Guthrie/Thomas DANIELL connection with the > > > following Greene Co. Ga. deed abstract: > > > > > > Page 213: 27 Aug 1796. "I Thomas DANIELL of Greene Co. for the love and > > good > > > will I bear toward my trusty friend Reuben GUTTERY...all that tract of > > land in > > > the Commonwealth of Kentucky tho when surveyed in the Commonwealth of > > > Virginia, on Kentucky River in Fayette Co. about two miles below the > mouth > > of Jack's > > > Creek cont. 200 acres, by survey dated 23 Sept 1785, granted to said > > Thomas > > > DANIELL 21 April 1792 and signed by Henry LEE Esq. then Governor of Va. > I > > give > > > the aforesaid land ...but not to warrant & defend same from any other > > person > > > or persons whatsoever." Signed Thos. DANIELL. Wit: Peter MARTIN, Jonas > > FAUCHE. > > > Proved by the witnesses 29 Aug 1796 before Wm. Fitzpatrick J.P. Reg. 29 > > Aug > > > 1796. > > > > > > This witnesses are MARTIN (first husband of Elizabeth DANIELL, dau of > > Thomas) > > > and FAUCHE (Husband of Mary, called Polly in 20 Oct 1793 Greene Co. > > marriage > > > record, I believe also a dau of Thomas). > > > > > > There is also a Greene Co. will of Sally Fitzsimmons (recorded 17 Sept > > 1804) > > > that names sister Nancy COLEMAN (Thomas daughter, wife of Eden COLEMAN), > > > sister Betsy COOPER (Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas whose second husband was > > James > > > COOPER), brother William DANIEL and appointed brothers-in law James > COOPER > > and > > > Jonas FAUCHE as administrators. Also mentions her father and mother > (not > > by name) > > > and implication is they are both alive. Saslly is yet another child I > > didn't > > > have for this family. > > > > > > Fauche was a soldier of some renown in Ga history, Adjutant General of > Ga. > > > form 1795 to 1806, and a delegate on the committee creating the Ga. > > constitution > > > in Louisviile on 30 May 1798 and one of the first commissioners of > > > Greensboro, Ga. > > > > > > Mike Daniel > > > > > > > > > ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== > > > Going on Vacation for longer than 5 days? 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