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Hello Clay , I am not aware of anyone from this family on Daniel DNA project, I have been trying to locate and contact people to test, but so far no response from the one's I have located . My interest in this group stems from there being several autosomal matches to my dad's kit, 8 or 9 are above 20 cm's so they aren't insignificant, and I haven't found any other connection to my dad to account for it, my dad also has several matches that trace back to the Joseph Daniel from Brunswick (Waqua creek) so I think I am on paper with the origins of my line but just not in the bulls eye yet. . My 4th GGrandfather William was born about 1760 and I am trying to figure out how he would be connected. Getting a y-dna test for the Josiah group would go a long way. I have not run across the Gillespie name in the research I've done for these Daniel's . There seemed to be a lot of marriages with Foster's? in this group . This Josiah lived in the part of Rowan that later became Davie county.? ? Likewise this Josiah's family were farmers as were my line through William of Shelby county KY.? ? ? ? Keep on keepin on?
? ? ? ? ? ?Joe Daniel
On Friday, July 30, 2021, 04:59:32 PM EDT, Clay Daniels <clay.daniels.jr@...> wrote:
Joe, is your Josiah Daniel family represented in the Daniel DNA project? My ancestor Hiram Daniel was born about 1770 in North Carolina, and more specifically lived in Rutherford & Buncombe counties? NC in 1800 & 1810. Some of his children settled in Tennessee, and a bill of sale 1821 in Rhea? Co Tenn from Hiram's "estate" was signed by his son Plummer Daniel and a George Gillespie. I believe the Gillespie family spent some time in Rowan Co before moving west to Rhea Co Tenn where he is buried. Grasping at straws here. My ancestors were farmers & privates in the army, not Generals, who are easier to track. Clay Daniels On Wed, Jun 30, 2021 at 8:06 AM Joe Daniel via <jdhardscrabble=[email protected]> wrote:
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