Re: Daniel DNA Web Site restored
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On Sun, Oct 3, 2021 at 8:22 AM, Kevin Daniel via groups.io <kwqd@...> wrote: The Daniel DNA Web Site has been restored.
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Daniel DNA Web Site restored
The Daniel DNA Web Site has been restored.
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Re: Daniel DNA Web Site down
Good to know.? Ugh!? What a headache.? Glad to know it's getting fixed and no data was lost. Donna
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On Friday, October 1, 2021, 08:40:46 AM PDT, Kevin Daniel via groups.io <kwqd@...> wrote:
My hosting provider has suffered a storage system error due to a bug in their cloud software which caused data corruption in their back end database servers. All data is backed up, so no data has been lost, but the software bug also impacted their automated restore process so they have to manually do restores one server at a time. This is a time consuming process, but they are making significant progress and should be back on line soon. In the mean time, your data is available on your personal Family Tree DNA web site if you have an account.
This is the first time in the eleven years that I have used this provider that they have had an issue that impacted the availability of their service, which is impressive.
When our server is restored, I will send an update.
Kevin
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My hosting provider has suffered a storage system error due to a bug in their cloud software which caused data corruption in their back end database servers. All data is backed up, so no data has been lost, but the software bug also impacted their automated restore process so they have to manually do restores one server at a time. This is a time consuming process, but they are making significant progress and should be back on line soon. In the mean time, your data is available on your personal Family Tree DNA web site if you have an account.
This is the first time in the eleven years that I have used this provider that they have had an issue that impacted the availability of their service, which is impressive.
When our server is restored, I will send an update.
Kevin
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Thanks Clay but at the young age of 87 I ?doubt I will be climbing any TN hills again, however I did visit one in Wayne County not far from Collinwood where some of my kin are buried.? I just wasted my efforts because I did not take notes and there were no names on any pile of rocks? I assure you in any case I believe there are Daniel remains there and I wish I knew who they were.? Only the TN people know. ? Sent from for Windows 10 ?
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From: Clay DanielsI doubt I will ever climb hills in TN again. Sent: Saturday, July 31, 2021 7:05 PM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [Daniel] Rowan NC Daniel's ? James, thanks to your work sometime back, I have a three volume pdf set you compiled of the Hiram Daniel Tree that my cousin Faron Daniel sent me back in 2014. It is a great resource. My dad is shown on page 4, Clay Clarence Daniel(s). And I have talked with you before about the incorrect assignment of my ancestor Robert C. Daniel as a son of Joab & Elizabeth Daniel, and not Hiram. The fact that Faron, descendant of Plummer Daniel, is a DNA match me and other known descendants of Robert C Daniel, and not the Jobe & Elizabeth line clears up a lot, but we still don't know much about old Hiram. I have noticed how well you have collected more DNA matches over the years from the Joseph Daniel line. It's all a work in progress. What I do know is that my ancestor Robert C Daniel's middle name is NOT likely to be Callaway, as was once thought. And even sweet old Evelyn Daniel of Moore County Tennessee, who believed in the Robert Callaway Daniel myth wondered why? Elizabeth Callaway Daniel wrote to her son in Lawrence Co when Robert C seemed to be a family? patriarch who lived just a few miles north of Lynchburg. My wife & I visited Evelyn Daniel Vanmeter in 2003, and saw Robert C's grave and where their old house was located, out on Daniel Hollow Road. And we saw Elizabeth Callaway Daniel's grave east of Lynchburg, and even went on the road south of Lynchburg on the road to Winchester to see the grave said to be Joseph's. It is in a small cemetery up a hill, but visible from the main road. It is unmarked, but it is a quite substantial rectangular rock pile. You can't miss it. Evelyn passed away several years ago, but her sister Rayma Reese was the one who led the group of us there, and we are still in touch with her. If anyone seriously wants directions I think I can help. ? On Sat, Jul 31, 2021 at 1:46 PM James Daniel <jdan274@...> wrote: I have a few bits of info for the Hiram Daniel family since during my search for our bunch these two families were in Wayne County TN at the same time and their descendants remain there,? In fact I have met and conversed with descendants from both Joseph Abraham and Hiram Daniel families in Wayne Cnty TN and surrounding area. As a mater of fact there are some inter family kin which ,makes it more difficult to be accurate also which suggest these families knew each other prior to arriving in TN.? Just a few tidbits ? ? Sent from for Windows 10 ? ? 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 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. ? On Wed, Jun 30, 2021 at 8:06 AM Joe Daniel via <jdhardscrabble=[email protected]> wrote: Was wondering if anyone is or has researched the Josiah Daniel b 1756 d. 1830 in Rowan NC. ?? He appears to be fairly closely associated with the John and Alleck (Alexander) Daniel who are possibly connected to the William Daniel (Anne) of Brunswick who died in 1786. ? In a court case in dated 1883 the children of his daughter Pallaton who married George Lagle sued Josiah Daniel jr over a parcel of land , Josiah jr's response to the complaint included all of Josiah sr's children, those being Betsy , Slivie (Silvia) , Polly , Sally, Pally (Pallaton), William , Annie , Zadoc and of course Josiah jr. ? ?It is not clear what the relationship between Josiah and John and Alleck is, anyone have any insight ??
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James, thanks to your work sometime back, I have a three volume pdf set you compiled of the Hiram Daniel Tree that my cousin Faron Daniel sent me back in 2014. It is a great resource. My dad is shown on page 4, Clay Clarence Daniel(s). And I have talked with you before about the incorrect assignment of my ancestor Robert C. Daniel as a son of Joab & Elizabeth Daniel, and not Hiram. The fact that Faron, descendant of Plummer Daniel, is a DNA match me and other known descendants of Robert C Daniel, and not the Jobe & Elizabeth line clears up a lot, but we still don't know much about old Hiram. I have noticed how well you have collected more DNA matches over the years from the Joseph Daniel line. It's all a work in progress. What I do know is that my ancestor Robert C Daniel's middle name is NOT likely to be Callaway, as was once thought. And even sweet old Evelyn Daniel of Moore County Tennessee, who believed in the Robert Callaway Daniel myth wondered why? Elizabeth Callaway Daniel wrote to her son in Lawrence Co when Robert C seemed to be a family? patriarch who lived just a few miles north of Lynchburg. My wife & I visited Evelyn Daniel Vanmeter in 2003, and saw Robert C's grave and where their old house was located, out on Daniel Hollow Road. And we saw Elizabeth Callaway Daniel's grave east of Lynchburg, and even went on the road south of Lynchburg on the road to Winchester to see the grave said to be Joseph's. It is in a small cemetery up a hill, but visible from the main road. It is unmarked, but it is a quite substantial rectangular rock pile. You can't miss it. Evelyn passed away several years ago, but her sister Rayma Reese was the one who led the group of us there, and we are still in touch with her. If anyone seriously wants directions I think I can help.
Thanks, Clay Daniels Jr.
On Sat, Jul 31, 2021 at 1:46 PM James Daniel < jdan274@...> wrote: I have a few bits of info for the Hiram Daniel family since during my search for our bunch these two families were in Wayne County TN at the same time and their descendants remain there,? In fact I have met and conversed with descendants from both Joseph Abraham and Hiram Daniel families in Wayne Cnty TN and surrounding area. As a mater of fact there are some inter family kin which ,makes it more difficult to be accurate also which suggest these families knew each other prior to arriving in TN.? Just a few tidbits ? ? Sent from for Windows 10 ? ? 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 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. ? On Wed, Jun 30, 2021 at 8:06 AM Joe Daniel via <jdhardscrabble=[email protected]> wrote: Was wondering if anyone is or has researched the Josiah Daniel b 1756 d. 1830 in Rowan NC. ?? He appears to be fairly closely associated with the John and Alleck (Alexander) Daniel who are possibly connected to the William Daniel (Anne) of Brunswick who died in 1786. ? In a court case in dated 1883 the children of his daughter Pallaton who married George Lagle sued Josiah Daniel jr over a parcel of land , Josiah jr's response to the complaint included all of Josiah sr's children, those being Betsy , Slivie (Silvia) , Polly , Sally, Pally (Pallaton), William , Annie , Zadoc and of course Josiah jr. ? ?It is not clear what the relationship between Josiah and John and Alleck is, anyone have any insight ??
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I have a few bits of info for the Hiram Daniel family since during my search for our bunch these two families were in Wayne County TN at the same time and their descendants remain there,? In fact I have met and conversed with descendants from both Joseph Abraham and Hiram Daniel families in Wayne Cnty TN and surrounding area. As a mater of fact there are some inter family kin which ,makes it more difficult to be accurate also which suggest these families knew each other prior to arriving in TN.? Just a few tidbits ? ? Sent from for Windows 10 ?
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From: Joe Daniel via groups.ioSent: Saturday, July 31, 2021 7:29 AM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [Daniel] Rowan NC Daniel's ? 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. ? On Wed, Jun 30, 2021 at 8:06 AM Joe Daniel via <jdhardscrabble=[email protected]> wrote: Was wondering if anyone is or has researched the Josiah Daniel b 1756 d. 1830 in Rowan NC. ?? He appears to be fairly closely associated with the John and Alleck (Alexander) Daniel who are possibly connected to the William Daniel (Anne) of Brunswick who died in 1786. ? In a court case in dated 1883 the children of his daughter Pallaton who married George Lagle sued Josiah Daniel jr over a parcel of land , Josiah jr's response to the complaint included all of Josiah sr's children, those being Betsy , Slivie (Silvia) , Polly , Sally, Pally (Pallaton), William , Annie , Zadoc and of course Josiah jr. ? ?It is not clear what the relationship between Josiah and John and Alleck is, anyone have any insight ??
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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: Was wondering if anyone is or has researched the Josiah Daniel b 1756 d. 1830 in Rowan NC. ?? He appears to be fairly closely associated with the John and Alleck (Alexander) Daniel who are possibly connected to the William Daniel (Anne) of Brunswick who died in 1786.
? In a court case in dated 1883 the children of his daughter Pallaton who married George Lagle sued Josiah Daniel jr over a parcel of land , Josiah jr's response to the complaint included all of Josiah sr's children, those being Betsy , Slivie (Silvia) , Polly , Sally, Pally (Pallaton), William , Annie , Zadoc and of course Josiah jr.
? ?It is not clear what the relationship between Josiah and John and Alleck is, anyone have any insight ??
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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: Was wondering if anyone is or has researched the Josiah Daniel b 1756 d. 1830 in Rowan NC. ?? He appears to be fairly closely associated with the John and Alleck (Alexander) Daniel who are possibly connected to the William Daniel (Anne) of Brunswick who died in 1786.
? In a court case in dated 1883 the children of his daughter Pallaton who married George Lagle sued Josiah Daniel jr over a parcel of land , Josiah jr's response to the complaint included all of Josiah sr's children, those being Betsy , Slivie (Silvia) , Polly , Sally, Pally (Pallaton), William , Annie , Zadoc and of course Josiah jr.
? ?It is not clear what the relationship between Josiah and John and Alleck is, anyone have any insight ??
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Correction--two of their children are listed, William Mack Jr. & John Henry. But then it switches back to William Mack Jr. & lists his wife & children.
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Is this still the correct link??
If so, there is a lot more information that could be added to William Mack Daniel & Eliza Ann Melton's bio. Only one of their children is listed in this bio. They actually had seven children altogether, four boys & three girls. At least six of the seven children married & had children of their own. And both William & Eliza's birth years are incorrect. Kit #13589 appears in Joseph Daniel's bio, but it's not linked to William Mack Daniel's bio.?
James, do you have any more information about Avis, John's wife??
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anyone still researching Edward Daniel of Grainger county , TN
I am still researching?
edward Daniel of grainger county, TN. Anyone else working on that line
-- vickie lomon
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Someone has submitted biographical information for this line to our project web site on the Participants page. Just search for 13589...
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That is a bad thing, but a good motivation for those of us who have not named a beneficiary for our DNA at Family Tree DNA to do so.
I have!
If anyone needs help with this, feel free to contact me via the Daniel Y DNA Project web site, www.danieldna.com
Kevin
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Submitter of kit 13589 is deceased ? Sent from for Windows 10 ?
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From: Janine Zerger LAST_NAMESent: Friday, July 23, 2021 12:55 PM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [Daniel] William Mack Daniel ? Hello again. I didn't realize until now that the last part of this conversation posted on the message board. I am still working on this branch of my family, & am very interested in the information that James Daniel posted regarding my 3rd great grandfather, William Mack Daniel, as well as John Buckley Daniel, who James said was William's brother, their parents--John Daniel & his wife, Avis ??, & John's parents--Joseph "Job" Daniel & Elizabeth Calaway. Apparently the kit #13589 is from a male descendent of William Mack Daniel. Kevin, do you have information about this kit & the person who submitted it, Paul William Daniel?
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Hello again. I didn't realize until now that the last part of this conversation posted on the message board. I am still working on this branch of my family, & am very interested in the information that James Daniel posted regarding my 3rd great grandfather, William Mack Daniel, as well as John Buckley Daniel, who James said was William's brother, their parents--John Daniel & his wife, Avis ??, & John's parents--Joseph "Job" Daniel & Elizabeth Calaway. Apparently the kit #13589 is from a male descendent of William Mack Daniel. Kevin, do you have information about this kit & the person who submitted it, Paul William Daniel?
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Was wondering if anyone is or has researched the Josiah Daniel b 1756 d. 1830 in Rowan NC. ?? He appears to be fairly closely associated with the John and Alleck (Alexander) Daniel who are possibly connected to the William Daniel (Anne) of Brunswick who died in 1786.
? In a court case in dated 1883 the children of his daughter Pallaton who married George Lagle sued Josiah Daniel jr over a parcel of land , Josiah jr's response to the complaint included all of Josiah sr's children, those being Betsy , Slivie (Silvia) , Polly , Sally, Pally (Pallaton), William , Annie , Zadoc and of course Josiah jr.
? ?It is not clear what the relationship between Josiah and John and Alleck is, anyone have any insight ??
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Re: Daniel Families from Pitt, Greene, Edgecombe, and Wilson Counties in North Carolina
I decided to stop with Stephen Daniel because he's the last one I can prove, and he is our 4th great-grandfather.? However, in my FTM database I have Stephen's father as Joseph Daniel (abt. 1730-abt. 1800 in Edgecombe Co.) who married Sarah "Sallie" Barnes (abt. 1730-abt. 1806, Edgecombe Co.); Joseph's parents as Simon Daniel (1678-1763, Edgecombe Co.) and Elizabeth Rogers (1682-abt. 1740); Simon's father was supposedly Hugh Daniel (d. 1700).? Yes, I do have the write-up about Hulda Smock.
I have a similar lineage to yours for Robert Lanier Daniel's line; he is supposedly our 5th great-grandfather.? I have joined my brother to this Daniel group and he has Y-DNA for 111 markers.? It will be interesting to see where he fits.
Many thanks . . . Liz
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On Tuesday, June 29, 2021, 06:04:48 PM EDT, Jack Danel <jack@...> wrote:
Hello Liz,
I have the line of Stephen as Elijah 1748, Simon 1716, Simon 1678,
Joseph 1657, Simon 1625. No documents, no proof. Stephens wife was
Hulda Smock who had a good write-up in "The Primitive Baptist",
June 12, 1858, p 173-4
Also Robert L's line as Thomas 1675 Barbados, John 1645 England (m
Ann Jones), Roger V 1619 (m Avis Bell), Roger IV 1595. If this is
accurate, men descended from this line should test DNA positive
for SNP A11115. This is my family group.
These two lines are, so far as I can tell, completely unrelated.
Jack
On 6/29/2021 4:52 PM, liz_sparrow via
groups.io wrote:
Are any of you researching John Henry Daniel, Sr. (1801-1873) of
Greene and Edgecombe Counties in NC?? He was a Primitive Baptist
Elder and his ancestors were Stephen Parker Daniel (1774-1840),
Joseph Daniel (1730-1800), Simon Daniel (1678-1763), Hugh Daniel
(d. 1700), and Thomas Daniel.
I have another Daniel line from Pitt County:? Captain Robert
Lanier Daniel (1718-1794) who was born in Chowan Precinct in NC
and died in Pitt County, and his ancestors were Thomas Daniel, Sr.
(1686-1749) who was born in Barbados, married Elizabeth Jean
Lanier from Prince George County, VA, and they both died in
Tyrrell County, NC.
Any information will be appreciated.
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Liz Sparrow
-- Liz Sparrow
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Re: Daniel Families from Pitt, Greene, Edgecombe, and Wilson Counties in North Carolina
Hello Liz,
I have the line of Stephen as Elijah 1748, Simon 1716, Simon 1678,
Joseph 1657, Simon 1625. No documents, no proof. Stephens wife was
Hulda Smock who had a good write-up in "The Primitive Baptist",
June 12, 1858, p 173-4
Also Robert L's line as Thomas 1675 Barbados, John 1645 England (m
Ann Jones), Roger V 1619 (m Avis Bell), Roger IV 1595. If this is
accurate, men descended from this line should test DNA positive
for SNP A11115. This is my family group.
These two lines are, so far as I can tell, completely unrelated.
Jack
On 6/29/2021 4:52 PM, liz_sparrow via
groups.io wrote:
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Are any of you researching John Henry Daniel, Sr. (1801-1873) of
Greene and Edgecombe Counties in NC?? He was a Primitive Baptist
Elder and his ancestors were Stephen Parker Daniel (1774-1840),
Joseph Daniel (1730-1800), Simon Daniel (1678-1763), Hugh Daniel
(d. 1700), and Thomas Daniel.
I have another Daniel line from Pitt County:? Captain Robert
Lanier Daniel (1718-1794) who was born in Chowan Precinct in NC
and died in Pitt County, and his ancestors were Thomas Daniel, Sr.
(1686-1749) who was born in Barbados, married Elizabeth Jean
Lanier from Prince George County, VA, and they both died in
Tyrrell County, NC.
Any information will be appreciated.
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Liz Sparrow
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Daniel Families from Pitt, Greene, Edgecombe, and Wilson Counties in North Carolina
Are any of you researching John Henry Daniel, Sr. (1801-1873) of Greene and Edgecombe Counties in NC?? He was a Primitive Baptist Elder and his ancestors were Stephen Parker Daniel (1774-1840), Joseph Daniel (1730-1800), Simon Daniel (1678-1763), Hugh Daniel (d. 1700), and Thomas Daniel.
I have another Daniel line from Pitt County:? Captain Robert Lanier Daniel (1718-1794) who was born in Chowan Precinct in NC and died in Pitt County, and his ancestors were Thomas Daniel, Sr. (1686-1749) who was born in Barbados, married Elizabeth Jean Lanier from Prince George County, VA, and they both died in Tyrrell County, NC.
Any information will be appreciated.
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Liz Sparrow
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Kevin Daniel
vickie Lomon
Jack Danel