In a message dated 4/10/2004 9:03:45 AM Central Daylight Time, gpdfla@tampabay.rr.com writes: > 6. Sarah, b:1730, Daughter of Thomas DANIEL and Elizabeth LANIER ~ > M:Algermon Wilson, M2:John Wilson. No idea about this Algernon Wilson. John (Wilson) > spelled his name Willson. > > Payne, This might clear it up.... this book is well documented with sources and etc. "A Carolina ~ Virginia Genealogy" compiled by York Lowry WILSON, [A.B., Princeton University, 1915] published by Aldershot Gale & Polden, Ltd 1962 ALGERNON WILSON, ESQ of St. Paul's Parish, Colleton County, South Carolina ~ d: 31 MAR 1774 ~ He owned numerous slaves, many plantations and several houses in town ~ Married 06 FEB 1746, to SARAH PROCTOR DANIELL of Berkeley County South Carolina, b: 17 JAN 1727/28 ~ db: AUG 1801 ~ Daughter of Marmaduke DANIEL, SR, bc 1703 ~ dc: 1741, and Susan [probably PROCTOR], bc: 1724. And, great-granddaughter of the Honorable Robert DANIELL, Governor of South Carolina. NOTE: The only sibling of Sarah Proctor DANIELL WILSON was Marmaduke DANIEL, JR, b: 13 DEC 1725 ~ d: after 1786 [There are deeds in Chatham County, North Carolina signed by Marmaduke in 1782 and 1786.] Marmaduke DANIEL, SR, the younger son of Robert DANIEL, bc: 1680 ~ d: after 20 OCT 1709 and Sarah UNKNOWN, d: 31 JUL 1721 ~ her sister was Mrs. Anne SHUDLEY or Chudleigh, of England. Marmaduke DANIELL, SR's only sibling was Robert DANIELL, [JR] mentioned in their mother Sarah DANIELL's Will, dated 28 JUL 1721 ~ proved 08 FEB 1721/22. Witnesses: William RHETT, JR and son Robert DANIELL. [Will Book 1721/22, Vol I, pg 21] Children of ALGERNON WILSON and SARAH PROCTOR DANIELL: 1. Daniel WILSON, will dated 28 JUL 1794 ~ Married Mary UNKNOWN, living in 1794 2. John WILSON ~ d: 1798 ~ Married (1) 14 DEC 1769, to Mary RIVERS, {1} child: Elizabeth Mary WILSON, married James STANYARNE, uncle of John WILSON's second spouse ~ John WILSON Married secondly, circa 1790, to Elizabeth STANYARNE, db: 21 FEB 1805 ~ They had three children: {2} William Stanyarne WILSON, b: 1797 ~ d: 10 MAY 1834, married Anna Maria Eliza BLACKBURN, b: 26 OCT 1797 ~ d: 31 MAY 1845; {3} Sarah Fassoux WILSON, never married; {4} John H. WILSON, married Frances FREER. [There's much more on this couple, if interested.] 3. Jehu WILSON, Will dated 05 JUN 1795 ~ proved 11 NOV 1826, Charleston. Appointed wife executrix and brothers Thomas and Algernon, JR executors, left estate between his wife and children, daughter Elizabeth Anne also to have what was given to her mother; Married Sarah BLAKEWAY [Will dated 08 FEB 1791, proved 10 AUG 1801] Daughter of Dr. Lionel CHALMERS and his first wife Martha LOGAN, who was a granddaughter of Lt. General the Honorable Robert DANIELL. [Jehu's only other child was Eliza WILSON, both she and her sister were unmarried in 1795] 4. SARAH WILSON, d: 1776 ~ Married 29/30 JAN 1772, to Dr. Peter FASSOUX, b: 1745, of Charleston ~ Child: Frances FASSOUX, d: 1797, unmarried. 5. Algernon WILSON, JR 6. Susanna WILSON, d: unmarried after 1800 7. Joseph Nicholas WILSON of St. Paul's Parish, Colleton County, Will dated 04 FEB 1791 ~ proved in 1794, Charleston. Joseph mentioned that he and his brother Thomas were planning to go to sea on a trading expedition to the West Indies and since storms are treacherous he may not survive, and if his brother Thomas shall lose his life as well as I, then my brother Algernon will be executor. 8. Thomas WILSON, ~ Living in 1791, when he proposed voyaging to the West Indies with his brother Joseph WILSON. 9. Mary WILSON ~ Married Thomas DRAYTON, and had {1} William Henry DRAYTON, and {2} Sarah Daniell DRAYTON, who married Thomas Smith GRIMKE and had a son, John Drayton GRIMKE, who changed his name to DRAYTON in order to inherit the famous Magnolia Gardens near Charleston. Little is definitely known of ALGERNON WILSON's family and ancestry in England beyond the fact that he was in some way related at least once and possibly by two alliances to Thomas WILSON, Bishop of Sodor and Man, who used the arms of Wilson of Waldershaigh, Yorkshire. A portrait of [Sarah Proctor DANIELL] Mrs. Algernon WILSON was painted by Jeriah THEUS. One of her granddaughters married John BOYLE and it is in this branch of the family that the portrait has remained. There is no mention that this Sarah Proctor DANIELL WILSON ever married again... after nine children. `````````````````````````````````````````````````````` A copy of a deed dated 15 OCT 1711 [made by the WPA] from Book Miscellaneous 1714~1717, pg 44, in the Probate Court in Charleston: "This is to certify that I, Dorothy [Chamberlayne] DANIELL, having good right and title in myself by virtue of a deed of gift made me by voluntary act and deed of my well-beloved husband, Colonel Robert DANIELL, on 29 JUN 1710... to the use of my grandson Marmaduke DANIELL, the now youngest son of my son Robert DANIELL and my daughter Sarah DANIELL, his wife, etc." and signed by Dorothy D. DANIELL

As usual your material is very helpful and I will go over it with great interest. TTYL Payne ----- Original Message ----- From: <ShuShuFlyPie@cs.com> To: <DANIEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, April 11, 2004 3:07 AM Subject: Re: [DANIEL-L] Thomas Daniel/Elizabeth Lanier In a message dated 4/10/2004 9:03:45 AM Central Daylight Time, gpdfla@tampabay.rr.com writes: > 6. Sarah, b:1730, Daughter of Thomas DANIEL and Elizabeth LANIER ~ > M:Algermon Wilson, M2:John Wilson. No idea about this Algernon Wilson. John (Wilson) > spelled his name Willson. > > Payne, This might clear it up.... this book is well documented with sources and etc. "A Carolina ~ Virginia Genealogy" compiled by York Lowry WILSON, [A.B., Princeton University, 1915] published by Aldershot Gale & Polden, Ltd 1962 ALGERNON WILSON, ESQ of St. Paul's Parish, Colleton County, South Carolina ~ d: 31 MAR 1774 ~ He owned numerous slaves, many plantations and several houses in town ~ Married 06 FEB 1746, to SARAH PROCTOR DANIELL of Berkeley County South Carolina, b: 17 JAN 1727/28 ~ db: AUG 1801 ~ Daughter of Marmaduke DANIEL, SR, bc 1703 ~ dc: 1741, and Susan [probably PROCTOR], bc: 1724. And, great-granddaughter of the Honorable Robert DANIELL, Governor of South Carolina. NOTE: The only sibling of Sarah Proctor DANIELL WILSON was Marmaduke DANIEL, JR, b: 13 DEC 1725 ~ d: after 1786 [There are deeds in Chatham County, North Carolina signed by Marmaduke in 1782 and 1786.] Marmaduke DANIEL, SR, the younger son of Robert DANIEL, bc: 1680 ~ d: after 20 OCT 1709 and Sarah UNKNOWN, d: 31 JUL 1721 ~ her sister was Mrs. Anne SHUDLEY or Chudleigh, of England. Marmaduke DANIELL, SR's only sibling was Robert DANIELL, [JR] mentioned in their mother Sarah DANIELL's Will, dated 28 JUL 1721 ~ proved 08 FEB 1721/22. Witnesses: William RHETT, JR and son Robert DANIELL. [Will Book 1721/22, Vol I, pg 21] Children of ALGERNON WILSON and SARAH PROCTOR DANIELL: 1. Daniel WILSON, will dated 28 JUL 1794 ~ Married Mary UNKNOWN, living in 1794 2. John WILSON ~ d: 1798 ~ Married (1) 14 DEC 1769, to Mary RIVERS, {1} child: Elizabeth Mary WILSON, married James STANYARNE, uncle of John WILSON's second spouse ~ John WILSON Married secondly, circa 1790, to Elizabeth STANYARNE, db: 21 FEB 1805 ~ They had three children: {2} William Stanyarne WILSON, b: 1797 ~ d: 10 MAY 1834, married Anna Maria Eliza BLACKBURN, b: 26 OCT 1797 ~ d: 31 MAY 1845; {3} Sarah Fassoux WILSON, never married; {4} John H. WILSON, married Frances FREER. [There's much more on this couple, if interested.] 3. Jehu WILSON, Will dated 05 JUN 1795 ~ proved 11 NOV 1826, Charleston. Appointed wife executrix and brothers Thomas and Algernon, JR executors, left estate between his wife and children, daughter Elizabeth Anne also to have what was given to her mother; Married Sarah BLAKEWAY [Will dated 08 FEB 1791, proved 10 AUG 1801] Daughter of Dr. Lionel CHALMERS and his first wife Martha LOGAN, who was a granddaughter of Lt. General the Honorable Robert DANIELL. [Jehu's only other child was Eliza WILSON, both she and her sister were unmarried in 1795] 4. SARAH WILSON, d: 1776 ~ Married 29/30 JAN 1772, to Dr. Peter FASSOUX, b: 1745, of Charleston ~ Child: Frances FASSOUX, d: 1797, unmarried. 5. Algernon WILSON, JR 6. Susanna WILSON, d: unmarried after 1800 7. Joseph Nicholas WILSON of St. Paul's Parish, Colleton County, Will dated 04 FEB 1791 ~ proved in 1794, Charleston. Joseph mentioned that he and his brother Thomas were planning to go to sea on a trading expedition to the West Indies and since storms are treacherous he may not survive, and if his brother Thomas shall lose his life as well as I, then my brother Algernon will be executor. 8. Thomas WILSON, ~ Living in 1791, when he proposed voyaging to the West Indies with his brother Joseph WILSON. 9. Mary WILSON ~ Married Thomas DRAYTON, and had {1} William Henry DRAYTON, and {2} Sarah Daniell DRAYTON, who married Thomas Smith GRIMKE and had a son, John Drayton GRIMKE, who changed his name to DRAYTON in order to inherit the famous Magnolia Gardens near Charleston. Little is definitely known of ALGERNON WILSON's family and ancestry in England beyond the fact that he was in some way related at least once and possibly by two alliances to Thomas WILSON, Bishop of Sodor and Man, who used the arms of Wilson of Waldershaigh, Yorkshire. A portrait of [Sarah Proctor DANIELL] Mrs. Algernon WILSON was painted by Jeriah THEUS. One of her granddaughters married John BOYLE and it is in this branch of the family that the portrait has remained. There is no mention that this Sarah Proctor DANIELL WILSON ever married again... after nine children. `````````````````````````````````````````````````````` A copy of a deed dated 15 OCT 1711 [made by the WPA] from Book Miscellaneous 1714~1717, pg 44, in the Probate Court in Charleston: "This is to certify that I, Dorothy [Chamberlayne] DANIELL, having good right and title in myself by virtue of a deed of gift made me by voluntary act and deed of my well-beloved husband, Colonel Robert DANIELL, on 29 JUN 1710... to the use of my grandson Marmaduke DANIELL, the now youngest son of my son Robert DANIELL and my daughter Sarah DANIELL, his wife, etc." and signed by Dorothy D. DANIELL ==== DANIEL Mailing List ==== Don't forget to change the Subject line of your message when you change the subject of a reply message.