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Cynthia Ann was married to James Swanner in Marshall CountyTennessee in 1836. James Swanner died in 1842/43 in Wolf Island township, Mississippi County, MO (previously Scott County) Cynthia re-married in June 1844 in Scott County to William Bartlett. William Bartlett died in January/February 1848. As of 1853, Cynthia still went by the Bartlett name. I believe she died before the census of 1860 butI have no verification.

My interest is primarily in the line of William Daniel who was born about 1680 and died in December 1764 or early January 1765. He died testate and his will was presented for probate on 10 January 1765, but most records in Caroline were lost during the Civil War. A group of 20 Daniel men have taken Y DNA tests at Family Tree DNA and resulting primary record research has proved that they descend from William Daniel 1680-1765. A write up of this research and information about the first three or four generations is available at: http://www.kevindaniel.x10.mx/carolinedanielsdna.html The male Daniel line of William Daniel 16801765 was represented in Caroline County from 1728 until around 1800 by which time the Daniel name from this line disappeared in Caroline as these Daniel men moved west and south. An unrelated Daniel group which descends from James Daniel of Essex County, VA moved to Caroline County in the 1760s or early 1770s and male Daniels from that line were in Caroline after 1800. Kevin Daniel

Hi, Kevin. Thank you for setting up an alternative to the DANIEL-L at Rootsweb. Here's to Daniel 开云体育 being rousing success. My website: https://rolodafile.com/index.php Hurricane Michael knocked me off my stride. Working to get caught up and will update the website soon. Robert Louis Daniell

Hi Lucy, Do you have any questions about how this works? Best, Kevin

Thanks Kevin for setting this up!! I’m still searching for the lineage of my Martin Daniel Sr of Mecklenburg Co., VA. He was born about 1750 and died in 1811 in Mecklenburg Co., VA where his will was probated. I descend from his son Martin Daniel Jr who married Avarilla “Avey” Yancey. There are a few different Martin Daniel’s running around Mecklenburg Co., VA and Granville Co., NC. Any help would be appreciated! Charlie Rathbun Knoxville, TN

Thank you Kevin for setting this up for us....still trying to get beyond Bazel/Basil Daniel who died about 1840 in Arkansas. Berlene Jacques

Thank you, Kevin, for your continuing work. I just wanted to remind everyone that my first cousin Alfred David Daniel is in the Daniel DNA group and my 3rd cousin Jerry H. Daniel. They match completely on Y DNA. We have a 66 of 67 marker match with others going back to Capt. William and we descend from his son Robert. l hope it helps others connect. We believe that the mutation on one marker happened right at our Josiah Daniel b 1805 NC, son of James Key and Sarah Brown Daniel. This is understandable in that "volatile" markers can mutate. Cecil Daniels has a paper trail back to Capt. William and descends from another son of James Key and Sarah Brown Daniel. He is also in the DNA project. We have yet to find a scrap of paper in Caswell Co., NC, with Josiah's name on it, but have not found any other Daniel family with an unidentified son the right age to be our Josiah. Census records say that he was b in NC and parents b VA (that fits). The names of some of his children: James, Sarah, and William Brown Daniel would suggest a father named James and Brown from the mother's maiden name. We only had one day for research at the archives in Raleigh so don't know if we missed anything that might have placed Josiah there prior to moving to AL. So, anyone searching in NC, please let us know if you find anything with Josiah's name on it. Meanwhile, we trust that this is our connection. Georgia Daniel Cavanaugh

I got a request from a woman named Donna Moore who is the founder of a web site www.knowyourdna.com. She queried me about the possibility of adding a link to her site to the "DNA Information Links" page of our web site. I am researching this site now, but wondered if anyone has heard of or used this site? It appears to be a non-profit, informational site, but not very technical. There have been various requests over the years from different sites to add links from our site, but most were for profit sites so were rejected. Thoughts on including a link to this site welcomed. Thanks, Kevin

Thanks for setting this up Kevin. Your earlier work got me going on trying to find Britton’s ancestors using DNA, since we couldn’t find a paper trail. We believe his parents were John Daniel and Catherine Napier, but no proof yet. Thanks to FamilyTreeDNA, we learned that Britton is probably connected somehow to John Thomas Daniel (d1640), Edward Daniel (1760-1833), Nathaniel Daniel (1796-1864), William Jeremiah Daniel (1780-1850), James Daniel (1745-1821), but no idea how they connect. Britton is first found in Harlan County, Ky then Clay County, KY and finally in Madison County, KY. His name is sometimes spelled differently (Brittain, Britten, etc.). Any suggestions or corrections are appreciated.

I spent some time looking at the above census record and found the following: Jeremiah Danube (sic) whose household was: 2 males under 10 3 males between 10 - 16 1 male over 45 1 female between 10 - 16 1 female 26 to 45 Barsel Danude (sic) (Basel/Bazel) 1 male under 10 1 male 16 - 25 1 female 16 - 25 William Smith over 45 could he be an in-law????? William Daniel 1 male 16 - 25 1 female under 10 1 female 16 - 25 The neighbors to the above were the following SELF families: Spencer, John, Levi, Francis and Ryley (Riley) I believe that William Daniel is the same William P Daniel who won a grant in the 1805 Georgia Land Lottery. Hence my connection to the Georgia Daniel line. In addition these Daniel persons were also granted land in Georgia: Aaron, Isaac, James K, Julius, Mathew/Matthew, Prescilla (a widow?),Thomas, Wiley (is this Ryley of the 1800 census record?) Daniel men NOT granted land were: John and Nathan Does anyone have connection to the above persons? Thanks hope this may help someone,

Hello, I am new to the Daniel Surname DNA Project and to this group. I am trying to trace my line. I can trace it back to one Woodson M Daniel with primary sources. He lived c. 1830 to after 1860 and was married to Susan Elizabeth Kidd and they were from Knoxville, TN. I am descended through their son Marcus Rosencrans Daniel. I am trying to trace their line further back. I have looked at several public trees on Ancestry.com and Familysearch.com. The line seems fairly clear back to a Captain James Daniel from VA who reportedly lived 1709-1761. But there seems to be confusion because there were multiple James Daniels from VA. I learned about the Daniel DNA Project through this page for one of the James Daniels. LINK ( https://www.geni.com/people/Capt-James-Daniel-of-Albemarle-County/6000000002228246680 ) Perhaps I will need to do a Y DNA test to confirm who I am descended from. But I dont know how that works. Is there a database of Daniel DNA profiles my test can be compared to? Has anyone already sorted out this line from Woodson M or Marcus R back to the correct James Daniel? Any help will be greatly appreciated!!

"Warwick County, VA where Roger Daniel resided" I have Roger IV dying in Granville County in 1680. There were many Rogers: V, VI, VII, and yet another who was son of John son of Roger IV.

Hi Kevin Some years ago I was emailing a descendant of the Daniels of Tabley. He said they are R1b and not I2. I think the same may be true of the Middlesex VA Daniels. Jack

Hi Kevin, I have just now connected with a Daniel cousin who lives in Arkansas. He is a direct descendant of Basil/Bazel Daniel and has taken a DNA test through Ancestry.com. I will tell his wife to upload his dna to GEDmatch.com but how does she upload her data to the Daniel chart? Thanks, Berlene Jacques

I am looking for information on John M. Daniel(s). We think he may have been born before 1802, possibly in either South Carolina or Virginia. He married Eliza (Elizabeth) Jackson (b Abt. 1801 d 15 Aug 1839) on 13 Jan 1825 in Amite, MS. He is listed in Williams Causey's Will as his grandson. He was apparently brought to Amite, MS with William Causey, presumably from South Carolina, around 1805. Our assumption is that his mother was a Causey and his father was a Daniels and that both of his parents had died before William Causey took him to Amite. I have no information on either of his parents. Since William Causey lived in South Carolina prior to going to Amite, MS we assume that is where John M. lived with his parents. Unfortunately there are no South Carolina records for that time frame available. It is believed that William Causey was in Virginia prior to going to South Carolina and so I think it is a possibility that his daughter may have met and married a Daniels while in Virginia. John and Eliza named their first son William (although that could have been after William Causey) and their second son Josiah. Neither of those names are in Eliza's immediate tree. His first daughter was named Sarah, his second daughter was named Nancy, and his third daughter was named Elizabeth (more than likely after her mother.) Family lore is that Sarah was named after John's mother, but we haven't been able to find any information on a "Sarah Causey." I know this is a long shot, but I am reaching out anywhere possible to see if someone has a John M. Daniels in their family history that fits my John M. Daniels. I have tested with Ancestry and uploaded to Gedmatch and FTDNA, although I don't have any idea how to make use of the DNA testing. Thank yoiu, Wendy Lovgren (Acton, CA)

Hello Group, Hoping all is safe and secure at this time. Does anyone connect with Thomas Daniel b. ca. 1795 Tennessee d.. ca. 1845 Williamson, Illinois Thomas married Nancy Hardige/Hardrige. He obtained the marriage license on December 16, 1814 in Caswell County, NC A Martin Daniel was the second signer on the Marriage Bann. Thomas signed "with his mark". Their daughter, Elizabeth Ann Daniel m. Daniel Boone James. Daughter Agnes Daniel married Philmore/Filmore James. Son Reuben/Rubin Daniel married Harriet James Thanks for your time, Berlene Jacques

I am deeply saddened to inform you of the death of Garland Payne Daniel at his home in Winter Garden, Florida on 7 May 2020 at age 86 years, 7 months and 6 days. He was my good friend and he will be missed. Robert Louis Daniell