JOHN MCDANIEL 1770/80=married 2-15-1800 BRACKEN CO, KY
to POLLY SELLERS

> ENEAS MCDANIEL AND SON, same - (nothing in between names/sentence)
>
> PETITIONS OF EARLY INHABITANTS OF KY
>
> #33 = 10/26/1786 = INHABITANTS OF BOURBON CO=
> ENIS MCDANIEL
> NATHANIEL SELLERS
>
> #49 = NOT TO DIVIDE BOURBON CO=
> JOHN MCDANIEL
> ENIS MCDANIEL
> #52= Sept,1788 Inhabitants of Fayette Co-conceive division of our
> county-live long way from Lexington
> MACK MCDANIEL
>
> #55= 8/1790 = Inhabitants of Bourbon Co, Ky Petition, SOUTH of main
> Licking
> JOHN MCDANIEL
> ENIS MCDANIEL
>
> #56=7/1788 = (you'd think those numbers would be in order? msh)
> to establish warehouse on South Fork of Licking Creek for
> a tobacco warehouse
> John McDaniel
>
> #60 APPOINT CLOSER COURT - one at Lexington/Fayette Co
> and one at Bairds Towns/Nelson Co
> JOHN MC DANIEL
>
> #77 PETITION OF INHABITANTS LIVING ON Waters of STONER
> and Hinsksons forks of LICKING - not enough water for
> grist
> mills
> JOHN MCDANIEL
> MCDANIEL. SAMUEL (MACK DANIEL)
> (exact spelling, wording, spacing,brackets)
>
> Only a few pages of info - but, that land MAY HELP- I kinda thought
> another land description,but, thats all I have here-
>
> ABOUT NOW IS WHEN COUNTY LINES CHANGE AND WHOEVER LIVED ON THIS SIDE WAS
> ONE COUNTY AND WHOEVER LIVED ON OTHER SIDE OF THE LINE IS A DIFFERANT
> COUNTY AND we have problems connecting same- probably SAME families!

> BOURBON CO, WILLS =Will Book B, page 165, dated 8-2--1802, recorder
> Sept, 1802=
>
> ENEAS MCDANIEL
>
> wife = Isabella
> son, Alexanader
> son, John
> son, Rowland
> son, Robert
> son, Francis*
> dau, Jane Devore
> heir,no relation reported = George Givens
> " " " " = Benjamin Kendrick
> " " " " = Charles Smith Jr
>
> WITNESS = JOHN CLARKSON
> CHARLES CLARKSON
> WILLIAN KENDRICK
>
> ----------------
> if you can connect these children of ENIS MCDANIEL IN 1800 BOURBON CO,KY-
> PLEASE, post any info you have-

> I believe I have more wills, but, can't CONNECT ALL THOSE MCDANIELS!
> we HAVE a better change now, maybe?
> BUT, ENIS MCDANIEL is the one I need info on, because of connection of
> perhaps being here in 1776 when BOTH? made improvements to land they
> owned here in 1798!
>
> SLEEP GOOD-
> marie, iowa

JOHN MCDANIEL, PAGE 97=20110/32111/01
Is this our John McDaniel/Polly/Mary SELLERS perhaps with mom Isabelle???
and one slave?
ELI MCDANNEL, PAGE 98=00010/20100
ROBERT MCDANNELL, PAGE 99=22101/31111/01
ROWLAND MCDANNELL, PAGE 99=22001/21110

daughters=
Sidney HOWARD
Polly HOGGINS
Rachael COONRAD
Chesiah
Suffrona WEST
Nancy PARKER
SONS=
Enos
John
James
Andrew
Exec = Wm TUCKER,
Wit= Samuel TUCKER, Benj WARD, Dolly WARD

From:
        HJZM01A@prodigy.com ( SHERRY MAZZETTI)
    To:
        mari@netins.net
 

Marie,
     From Shane Collection (I accessed on-line through Woodson Co KY).
  Don't recall that you have this.  Looks like a second marriage or a
junior Eneas based upon your info; if so, bride could well be a widow.

Marriage from Bourbon Co KY
Eneas McDaniel m. Elizabeth Caldwell Dec. 27, 1800
Sherry

Marie and All, I had little time to copy all of the notes from the
following, so it's very incomplete. Index of items follows. Want to
purchase or order to read full microfilm. BOURBON CO KY COURT ORDERS
1786-1793, an Every Name Index, 1995, TLC Genealogy, Miami Beach FL. The
film is available for sale. LDS # is 183092 Had time to find the
following entries (and have abbreviated same): p. 35, March 1787. An
indenture (land sale) of Enos McDonald + Sidney his wife to William
Buchner (possibly Bucket, but I think Buchner). (Notes: Wife is Sidney.
There is at least one other Sidney. From memory, she was dau of Francis
McDaniel, probable son of Enos, and she married a Howard. A William
Buchner or Buckner was executor of Leonard Sellers 1823 will.) Next
entry for Enos, Apr. 1787, shows him doing Jury duty. Page not noted. P.
144. James Lowry + wife against John McDanell. (Lowry also filed against
John Smiley. Both suits were dismissed.) Date not noted but bef. 1790.
(Note: You show the following Bourbon Co marriage: Mary Sellers married
Andrew Lowry 14 March 1799. Does anyone know whose daughter she was?)
Next found two suits (both 1790, I think) against John McDonald. One was
brought by David McCash and was dismissed. David paid John Ryland for
six days testimony. John paid Rachel McDonald for 1 day of testimony.
Next suit was brought by William Archer. Did not have time to pursue.
Here is a COMPLETE list of Sellers/McDaniel/McDonald entries from the
index. Sellers entries appear to belong to James. Page numbers are
indicated. Numbers in parentheses indicate how many times name is on
page. SELLARS, JOSEPH 417 SELLERS, JOHN 638 (3), 639 (5) SELLERS, MARY
638 (2), 639 (5) SELLERS, NATHAN 635, 642 SELLERS, SARAH 642 MCDANELL,
JOHN 144 MCDANIEL, AENEAS 388 MCDANIEL, FRANCIS 521 MCDANIEL, JOHN 392,
460 MCDONALD (no first name) 229, 340 MCDONALD, AENEAS 278, 340 (2)
MCDONALD, ENEAS 290, 308 MCDONALD, ENOS 35 (2), 40, 57, 58, 113, 261
MCDONALD, JOHN 173, 176, 187, 196, 204, 229 (2), 243, 244, 266, 275, 277
(4), 311, 312, 313 MCDONALD, RACHEL 229 MCDONALD, SIDNEY 35 MCDONEL,
ANEAS 347 MCDONALD, JOHN 244 More to come--probably tomorrow. SHERRY

MARIE and ALL,
     Although this is not the Eneas/Enos McDaniel of Bourbon Co KY,
this is probably the PA one that I found before.  Could be related to
the Eneas/Enos of Bourbon.  Fact that he was executor of a Lemon will
might tie him to Max McDaniel's "grandfather" Andrew McDaniel who had
son-in-law George Lemon and so on.  The Lancaster Co PA marriage of
this Enos McDaniel in 1772 might lend support to a McDaniel/Sellers
acquaintance there--maybe the family Michael Sellers of Bracken Co KY.
  Not sure, but I am passing on the clues.
     Received from Debi "McDaniel" Grubb
 Wed, 9 Sep 1998
From: Debi <jgrubb@zoomnet.net>
Sherry,
Hi!  I'm researching the McDonald family in Westmoreland/Fayette
county,
PA.  I came upon your name by doing a search for McD and have been
very
interested in all the info you have posted.  I'm working with Neil
McDonald trying to make a connection for Valentine.  He was on the
1790
Fayette county PA census but then moved to Mason county KY.  Later
he moved to Brown/Clermont county OH.  If you have any info on
Valentine I'd really appreciate it.  My own line is for Jeremiah, s/o Alexander,

who died intestate in Fayette PA but his children all signed selling
the land later.

I've been collecting all McD info for PA that I can find in the hopes
of figuring out these families.  I have some info on an Enos that I
didn't see you post, so I thought you might be interested in it.  I have
the Familytree church record CD #166 which has:

Church Records: Selected Areas of PA, 1600s-1800s-Rev. John
Cuthbertson records, Lancaster, PA
24 November 1772 - married Enos McDonald and Rebecca Duncan. (At mid.
 Oct.)

Familytree lists and Enos being in PA in 1800 on their census index
but I haven't seen the actual 1800 Westmoreland county census.  I also
found a book at my local library with Washington county will abstracts.  I
was checking it for all McD's and found this:

John Liming(Lemon), yeoman, Nottingham twp. (page 371)
Dated:  18 Dec. 1798    Probated:  25 Feb. 1799
Exec:  Enos McDonld, John Brown
Wit:  Mark McCord, James Johnston
Bene:  Wife-not named; Sons: Isaiah, James; Dau's: Rebeckey(young),
Marey, Jane Mentions:  estates in Bedford county in hands of Joseph Albert,
Legacy inherited from Thomas Salter, Thomas Brinton and Thomas Whitehead.
Acct #:  L-15-1800

I found this info online for Cumberland cty, PA.  I noticed you had
some Cumberland will abstracts.

ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/cumberland/cemeteries/bigs0001.
txt Tombstone Inscriptions In the Big Spring Presbyterian Graveyard,
Newville, Cumberland Co., Pa.
McDannell, Daniel, b. in Ireland, Nov. 11, 1722, d. March 27, 1789.
McDannell, Jane, wife of Daniel, b in Ireland, Jan. 1, 1726; d. June
28,1795.
McDannell, Mrs. Elizabeth, b. Oct. 18, 1790; d. May 25, 1866
McDannell, Margaret, b.   March 6, 1797; d. May 8, 1809
McDannell, Daniel,  b. July 18, 1761; d. June 26, 1811
McDannell, Daniel, son of Daniel, b. March 2, 1792; d. November 13,
1825
McDannell,   Jane, b. 1765; d. Feb. 18, 1842
McDannell, John, b. 1729; d. Jan. 1, 1800.

Good luck on your search and if I find any other info on Enos, I'll
pass it on to you.

Sincerely,

Debi "McDaniel" Grubb

1830 GALLATIN CO, KY
ENOS MCDANIEL, PAGE 167

1840 GALLATIN CO, KY
JOHN MCDANIEL, PAGE 20
WILLIAM H. SELLARD, PAGE 5

1850 GALLATIN CO, KY
AMANDA MCDANIEL 20
JAMES H. MCDANIELL 27, PAGE 154
ARENA 26
JOHN 1
JOHN W. 19

JOHN MCDANIEL 55
SARAH 48
SOLOMON 24
WM 17
MARGARET A 14
SARAH K 4
JOHN W 19
WM.H TILLIS 15 (Teller on index)next to Susannah G. PAYNE 33

        From:
             marie sellers hollinger <mari@netins.net>

SHERRY , Thank YOU Very Much -
I kinda would like to see a Time Chart =
1790-1850 CENSUS on this family -showing ages of All in these CENSUS
married 1800
1810 = where and kids=
1820= where and kids =
WE Really Need a child in War/etc to PROVE place of Birth, would really
help this family
OR a relation to a brother/sister = Where/When
Makes Me feel like I know where I'm going /coming

This is a VERY HARD area to trace/follow - You are Doing Good, Thanks!
marie, iowa
===========
SHERRY MAZZETTI wrote:

> MARIE and ALL,
>      I have been able to find the following additional information on
> some of the children and
> grandchildren of John and Polly (Sellars) McDaniel of Bracken Co KY.
> Note that Monte Sellers
> has already given info on child #1, Elizabeth, and I have already
> given info on child #2 James
> William McDaniel.  The following refers to child #4 Catherine who
> married William Harry and
> child #6 Belinda/Malinda who married William H. Smitson.  This is
> accurate as far as I know, but
> in some instances, I am making assumptions.
>
> 4.  Catherine McDaniel and William Harry m. January 1, 1824
>      Two children known:
>       1.  Malinda b. Abt 1836.
> MB-October 12, 1852.  Malinda Harry and Samuel Case
> William H. Smitson and Samuel Case, secs.
> R. J. Hughey, attest to MB
>       2.  William b. Abt. 1837
> ML-March 2, 1857.  William Harry and Eliza Ann Phillips
> Elias J. Hord Jr., attest to ML
> Alford Williams and Frances Cooper wit to M
> m-Henry Clay Porter
> MC-March 2, 1857 but no info listed about who gave consent.
>
> Notes:  I THINK that Catherine was widowed by 1840 and remarried to
> William Boots.
> MB- Feb. 12, 1840.  Catherine Harry and William Boots
> William Boots & John Payne, attest to MB (This is what book says.)
>
>      Think Catherine died soon after, and William Boots married
> Arrinda Weldin in December of
> 1841.  In any case, her minor children appear to have been "adopted"
> by sister and brother-in-law
> who were childless.  Malinda and William appear in the Smitson
> household in the 1850 census.
>
> 5.  Belinda/Malinda McDaniel b. Abt 1812 and William H. Smitson m.
> October 22, 1833
> According to Vol. 7, #2501, and pretty well confirmed by records I
> have found, William H.
> Smitson was son of
> Henry Smitson b. Abt 1787 MD; d. July 1850 prob. Bracken Co KY;
> married June 18, 1805 in
> Charles Co MD to Teaka Anne Moreland b. Abt 1791 in MD d. Aft 1879,
> maybe Robertson Co
> KY.  Henry was veteran of War of 1812 and Teaka gave info for pension
> application in Robertson
> Co in 1877.  She stated that she and Henry were married at "Parson
> Wems house" in Charles Co
> MD.  I have list of their children but won't write here.  Son William
> was b. Abt 1806 in MD.
> William and Belinda/Malinda appear not to have had children.  They
> are listed, as household
> #622, in 1850 census:
> Smitson, William H.   45   Farmer   550 MD
> Smitson, Malinda       38                        KY
> Harry, Malinda          14                        KY
> Harry, William           13                       KY
>      Let you know, if I find more.
> SHERRY

Hi, Marie,

    My records show the wife of Francis as Dolly McNew and the wife of
his brother, John as Polly Hamilton.
    The information on John McDaniel and Polly Hamilton comes from
Kentucky Pioneer Genealogy and Records, Vol. 2 #2, Apr 1980.
    Witness for the wedding of John and Polly was Francis McDaniel.
Father of the bride was Thomas Hamilton.  Wedding date Oct.17, 1792.
    I do not have a record of a Sellers interconnection at this time.

    Part of the problem in dealing with the geography of the layout of
the initial Virginia Land Grant to Enos McDonald/McDaniel in 1783.  It
was a roughly square shaped piece of land tilted about 45 degrees.
There were no section lines as I am accustomed to in my home state of
Indiana.  It was only because it touched on two streams that I was able
to determine the physical location.  These streams were Silas Run to the
north and Townsends Creek to the south.  The land layout crossed over
Silas Run on the north and bordered Townsend Creek to the south.  There
is only one general location along the streams where this condition can
be met.  About one mile to the east the two streams  become one, where
it runs in a north easterly direction and is part of the present-day
border between Bourbon County to the south and Harrison to the north.
Ruddles Station was to the east of this creek confluence.  To the west
of this point, Silas Run becomes the present day border between the two
counties.
    When the two separate counties came into existence, part of the land
of Enos was north of the creek, in Harrison County with the bulk of it
being south of the line in Bourbon County.  Francis inherited land in
the northern portion and John's was in the southern part.
    When Enos McDonald/McDaniel died his will was processed in Bourbon.
The will of Francis went through the courthouse of Harrison County.
Chasing down official records becomes very difficult.  Additionally,
many of the county records were boxed up and taken (at a time unknown to
me) to the State Archives in Frankfort.  Some counties had employees who
were neat and tidy so records at the archives are relatively easyh to
peruse.  Not so from Bourbon County.  Some look as though they were
picked up by the armload and squished into the transport boxes.  The
years haven't been kind to them.  Regulations for using these records is
that they must be returned in the storage boxes in the same order as
found.
    A few years ago as I was trying to make some sense of a particular
box it called to mind a remark of one of my sons.  I took a taste of
buttermilk which was past its prime and spit it out remarking that it
had gone bad.  My son asked, "How can something go bad which is bad to
begin with?"  My point in mentioning this is that many of the  bits of
information floating around are tied to these original records which are
now stored in the state archives.  I plan on spending a week going into
them next month.
    The information I located about the "deposition of Enos McDonald"
was compiled by Mrs. Wm. Breckenridge Ardery and presented in a booklet
for the Paris (KY)
sesquicentennial in 1939.  Unfortunately it is out of print.  I have
made copies of pertinent pages.  For her material on "Forts" and
stations she gave her reference as Draper Mss and Depositions filed in
suits.
    A few years ago I lucked into meeting a young woman who had done
some research on Stations in the area.  I asked her about the original
notes of Mrs. Ardery's.  I think it was a niece who had some control
over the notes and refuses to make them available to anyone.  However,
part of her notes ended up in the state archives.  I hope to find them
next month and thereby locate some of the originals.
    I have a scanner software problem at the moment.  When it is in
operation again I will be able to send this Sesqui. material to you.
    Nice hearing from you.

    Cheerio,
        Don MacDaniel        donmacd@si-net.com
            Donald L. MacDaniel
            390 Richard Drive
            Connersville, IN 437331

I have not been able to attach my GEDCOM to my e-mail.  I would be glad
to snail mail one to you.
 

From: Neil McDonald <macbd1@arthur.k12.il.us>
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Date: Tue, 12 Dec 2000 19:36:06 -0800
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Surname: McDaniel, McDonald, McDonell
-------------------------

Paul, I don't know if my early McDaniel-McDonald-McDonell ancestors
(common
spelling variants in various records through the years) had relatives who
remained in the Hampshire Co. VA-WV area when they left for Baltimore Co.
MD in the 1760's, thence moving to swPA, Westormoreland Co. PA, by the
early-mid 1770's. This was Joseph McD's family (wife's name unknown),
their
son was born 11 Jan 1760 at South Branch of the Potomac River (northern
Hampshire County), namely Valentine McD (my line), who served in Rev War
from Westmoreland Co. PA, firstly in 1777 at age 17 -- all per Val's Rev
War pension records. I have corresponded with several McD's of Hampshire,
Hardy and Frederick Counties over the years and will try to find their
records containing various McD data. My McD ancestors moved 'on down the
river' (Monongahela and Ohio) via flatboat from Fayette Co. PA in 1790
to Maysville, KY (Mason County.) Val moved his family across the river
(Ohio) to the area of present Brown Co. OH c1796, this providing some
interesting
and fun postings with Herm Fagley of that general area. (Herm, I have
enjoyed
your input and instigation of commentary at wvhampsh-l, you haven't lost
your touch.)
Neil McDonald
(cc to query forum)
 

________________________________________________________________

  From:
       Sherry Mazzetti <sherrymazzetti1@prodigy.net>

====================================
Source:   GC-Nicholas Co. Ky Query Forum
URL:      http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Nicholas/1448
Subject:  1880 census Elizabeth Vaughn
 

Surname:
-------------------------

I need to locate a son or daughter of John MCDANIEL and Polly/Mary SELLERS
of Bracken Co KY who was alive in 1880. Elizabeth (MCDANIEL) VAUGHN was
their daughter. She was born about 1800, married Thomas VAUGHN in Bracken
Co, and lived in Nicholas Co.

I know she was alive in 1850, but I need 1880 info. Willing to pay expenses
of a search or purchase a print copy of the census, if available. This
was the first census on which parents birthplaces were listed. I want to
know if her entry agrees with a much younger sister, Mary (MCDANIEL)
MEFFORD,
who gave John MCDANIEL'S birthplace as Ireland and Mary SELLERS' as
Prussia/Germany.
My ancestor, James, died too early to provide this info.

Help appreciated.

Thought I would update you will the little news that I MAY have. Have
located a daughter of John MCDANIEL and Polly SELLERS of Bracken Co KY in a
census of 1900. It's a long story, but Mary (MCDANIEL) MEFFORD states in an
1880 census that her parents were born in Ireland and Prussia, respectively.
This according to a relative.

The 1900 census of Monroe County, IA, Pleasant Twp. shows that Mary MEFFORD,
widow, aged 82, lists her parents as born Ireland and Germany, respectively.

What does it mean? It means, if true, that Mack MCDANIEL was likely an Irish
immigrant just before the Revolution and that John must have been an infant
at the time. Means that Polly SELLERS could NOT have been the daughter of
Johann Michael aka John Michael aka Michael SELLERS, since he came to PA as
a boy.

I am trying to find another child who lived until at least 1880 when this
information was first recorded. Looking for Monty Sellers "grandma,"
Elizabeth (MCDANIEL) VAUGHN in Nicholas County KY. Since she was born about
1800, doubt that she made it. My James died a couple of years too early.
Best bet may be AURANEY (MCDANIEL) MAINES/MAINS. Think husband George Mains
may have stayed in Bracken.

Let you know what I find. Not sure the info on parent birthplaces is
accurate. Descendants were calling her Mary KING rather than MCDANIEL, and I
wonder why. It's my James MCDANIEL who married Sarah KING and one of Monte's
relative married another.

Last note-probably coincidence. The MEFFORD/MEFFERT family goes back to
Prussia/Germany (northern Germany was part of Prussia), and the immigrant
Andreas MEFFERT's wife was Magdalene HAAS. I see the new ZELLER entry
contains a Barbara HAAS.

Later. SHERRY

On January 10, 1793 when Fanny was 20, she married Reuben ANDERSON, son of George ANDERSON (~1747-1803) & Dicedema ? (-1825), in Harrison County, Kentucky. Born about 1770. Reuben died in Harrison County, Kentucky in 1848; he was 78.

December 9, 1794 lived near Silas' Run near M'Daniel's Station in Bourbon  County.   Mention of Overseer of road work 1805 - as security in 1817 - Rueben and  Wm mentioned 1817 claim against county - 1826 division of George Neale's  slaves - (George was brother to Fanny)  1846 a mention of Frances Anderson, wife of Rueben, in settlement of  estate of William Faulconer - also mention of her death in 1869 -wife of late Reuben Anderson died suddenly of apoplexy on T uesday last at her  residence between Jacksonville and Leesburg.  I am not sure which Rueben  to place her with.  She is also mention in the purchase of land in 1850. Estate of Rueben in 1848  - Will, Nancy Brock, Samuel, Merideth, Eliz  Conner, Disey Coppage dec'd Sale Bill Estate of Reuben Anderson, deceased 2-21-1848: Benjamin Anderson, Meredith (Administrator), Reuben, Samuel, William,  Nancy Brock, Lewis Coppage, B.N. McDaniel, Wesley McDaniel, Jason  Shropshire, Thomas Shropshire Rueben administrator of George Anderson's will 1803 - Dicey wife of George Executor of the will of Thomas Lillel Will Book H, Page  198 Bourbon County Reuben Anderson listed as a property owner in downtown Cynthiana in 1797.

They had the following children:
 7 i. Meredith (1808-1888)
 8 ii. Benjamin (1803-1874)
 9 iii. Nancy (-1873)
  iv. Samuel.
  v. William. Born in 1795. William died in 1868; he was 73.
   Wm Anderson witnessed will of Elijah Chinn in 1835. William Anderson was  a pa rtner with Meredith Anderson in their Hemp Factory at Oxford.  And  there are  numerous mentions of William Anderson.    William Anderson, Esq. of Leesburg n eighborhood died last Thursday aged  about 73 years.  H was for hears a membr  of the Harrison County Court.   He was a member of the Calvinistic Baptist Chu rch at  Elizabeth.

   William married Lucy COPPAGE.
  vi. Elizabeth.
   Elizabeth married CONNER.
  vii. Disey.
   In 1831 Disey married Lewis COPPAGE, in Harrison County, KY.

   John Sellers appointed guardian for Lewis Coppage in 1817 after Charles Coppage's death.
 10 viii. Reuben (1797-1881)

4. Susan W. NEALE. Born about 1777.

On August 28, 1797 when Susan W. was 20, she married Joseph SHROPSHIRE, son of St. John SHROPSHIRE III & Mary PORTER. Born in 1770.

They had the following children:
 11 i. Benjamin Neal (1797-1877)
  ii. Betsy.
   Betsy married Thomas BUFORD.
  iii. Jacob Creath.
   Jacob Creath married Louise PARRISH, daughter of Nathaniel PARRISH & Martha CLARKSON.
 12 iv. Joseph
  v. Sally.
   Sally married Carter PORTER.
  vi. James Thomas.
   James Thomas married Anne ALLISON.
  vii. Edward.
   Edward married Jane PORTER.
  viii. Rebecca.
   Rebecca married Lewis COPPAGE.
 13 ix. Nancy (1813-1853)
 14 x. Polly (1802-1872)

5. Lettice NEALE. Born about 1775. Lettice died in Bourbon County, Kentucky before 1806; she was 31.

On April 2, 1795 when Lettice was 20, she married Roland McDANIEL, in Harrison County, KY. Born about 1760. Roland died in Missouri on August 5, 1845; he was 85.

Notes on Roland McDaniel: [1]
I have several McDaniels listed in the settlement of Benjamin Neale's estate - John - Roland - Lettice -

Information on Roland and Lettice McDaniel came partly from Don MacDaniel 8/18/99

They had the following children:
 15 i. Benjamin Neale (1800-)
  ii. George.
  iii. William.
  iv. Elias.
  v. Lorenzo.
  vi. Enos.
  vii. Newton J.
  viii. Elizabeth.

6. Mary NEALE. Born about 1772 in Farquier County, Virginia. Mary died after 1826; she was 54.

Mary George, widow of Bariel - grandson Charles C. Cox, Charles F. Coppage, Nephew Will Anderson, Executor - Childred:  Parneck, William, Alfred George's children - grandchildren CG Cox and Charles F. Coppage 1848

Note from Harrison Will Book:  Mary George was the daughter of Benjamin and Elizabeth Young Neale of Fauquier County, Virginia and Harrison County, KY.

On October 18, 1788 when Mary was 16, she married Gabriel GEORGE, in Fauquier County, Virginia. Gabriel died in 1826 in Harrison County, Kentucky.

Estate of Gabriel George deceased consists of 46 acres, including dwelling house, orchard, kitchen and spring - widow Mary - 8-18-1826 Page 401

Lucinda, George, Parnick, Lewis Coppage and Penelope, his wife, Rowland George, William, Simon Williams and Nancy, his wife, Alfred George and Charles G. Cox - 12-15-1826

They had the following children:
  i. Lucinda.
  ii. Parnick.
   In 1815 Parnick married Rebecca CLARKE, in Harrison County, KY.
  iii. Rowland. Rowland died in 1827 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
   Rowland B. George, Will Book B, Page 349 - Names mother Mary; sisters, Nancy Williams, Penelope Coppage and Louisa George. Written December 23, 1827.  Probated February, 1828.  Executor Joseph G. Chinn. Witnesses - James Carey, Minor Hearne.

   There is a discrepancy here because I do not have Nancy Williams or Louisa George listed in my information on the children of Mary Neale and Gabriel George.

  iv. Simon.
 16 v. Alfred
  vi. Charles.
 17 vii. William (1792-1851)
  viii. Penelope.
   In 1823 Penelope married Lewis COPPAGE.

   John Sellers appointed guardian for Lewis Coppage in 1817 after Charles Coppage's death.

Hi, Debi,
    I came across your message of Wed, 9 Sep 1998 in
        http://showcase.netins.net/web/sellerfamily/mcdaniel.htm

        http://showcase.netins.net/web/sellerfamily/stacy.htm

    You stated you were researching the MCDONALD family in Westmoreland/Fayette County,
PA.  The above web site includes a whole bunch of goodies but it also tends to blur the bottom line
that the PA Enos MCDONALD (1790 PA Census, Washington County, Nottingham twp. on
Mingo Creek) and the KY Enos MCDONALD (Bourbon County in the 1790 time fame) were two
different men bearing the same name.
    Within the web site named above is a report by me giving a background of the Bourbon County,
KY Enos MCDONALD and his connection to Westmoreland, County, PA between 1773 and
1776.  Between his acquiring a Virginia Land Grant in 1783 under the name of Enos MCDONALD
and the time of his death in 1802, most documents show the name as becoming Enos
MCDANIEL.  For this reason I began referring to him as Enos MCDONALD/MCDANIEL.  His
grandson (my gr- gr- grandfather), Enos MCDANIEL, was the son of Francis MCDANIEL.
    Since the time when I put together my report I was fortunate  to make contact with Mary
(MCDONALD) SILVA who is a direct descendent of the PA Enos MCDONALD.  The PA Enos
MCDONALD family kept the MCDONALD form of the name and migrated to Butler County (city
of Hamilton), OH about 1800 and then on to Indiana (including Fayette County, where I live) before
moving  onward.
    On the other hand, the KY Enos MCDONALD family became MCDANIEL     family.  It is
possible that the family lines of one or two of his five known sons may have retained the
MCDONALD form but we have not been able to demonstrate this.
    It appears that there have been two major sources of confusion for researchers following the early
KY MCDANIEL family line.
    Number one:  the obscure clues demonstrating the name change.
    Number two:  the question of the given name of his wife--Sidney, from a 1786 deed of sale of a
portion of the 1783 Virginia Land Grant; Frances CAMPBELL from a 1796 marriage record;
Isabelle (or Isabella), the name of his widow in his 1802 will.
    Our search of records in Westmoreland, PA was intended to clear the identity question of, "Was
the Westmoreland Co., PA Enos MCDONALD the one who migrated to Washington Co., PA--or
the one who migrated to Bourbon Co., KY?"  The clarifying point would have been finding the name
given as being the wife of the wife in Westmoreland Co., PA.  Unfortunately this information still
eludes us--as does his location prior to being in Westmoreland Co., PA
    Mary MCDONALD SILVA can provide you with a large amount of information about the
Washington Co., PA Enos MCDONALD.
    I would be glad to share information I have available.
        Cheerio,
        Don

Donald L. MacDaniel
Connersville, IN  47331            donmacd@si-net.com

* NOTE TO MARY SILVA:  Mary--there may be some new information for you in the web site noted at the beginning of this message.  Don 

Made available to The USGenWeb Archives by Karen Hucko - whucko@valunet.com
 

Richmond    Elizabeth                               28 Sept 1848        1 yr. 10 mo., d/o
Joseph & Susanna
            Mary Elizabeth                          died 15 April 1840  6yr.2mo.6da., d/o Isaac
            and Hannah
            Edward Taylor                           died 8 March 1905   4yr.16da, s/o H.A. &
            Lizzie M.
            Mary Wharton Richmon                    died   4 Feb 1860   71 yrs, w/o Joseph
            Joseph              7 Dec 1786          1 Dec  1871         s/o John & Hannah
            Albert R.           28 June 1910        28 June 1911        s/o H.A.& L.M.
            Charlie N.                              died 14 Jan 1893    8 mo. 10 da., s/o G.W.
            & Belle.
            Samuel                                  died 2 Feb 1852     11 mo. 11 da, s/o Isaac
            & Hannah
            Hannah McDaniel                         died   May 6        1851, 33 yrs. 6 mo.3 da
            John                1736                abt 1815            (Frontier Rangers
            1778-1783)
            Hannah Smith        abt 1745            abt  1815           w/o John
            John                1781                1798                s/o John & Hannah ( in
            memory of)
            Abraham             1785                27 Nov 1863         s/o John & Hannah
            Rachael             1785                27 Feb. 1846        w/o Abraham

Hi, Marie,
    What I will do is go into my data on the Enos McDonald
Virginia Land
Grant.  From it I will scan them and if possible will get
the material
to you as an e-mail attachment.  Should the files be too big
I could
make hard copies and get them to you by pony express.
    When I was originally gathering this land grant material
it was
prior to our knowing of the PA connection.  My search was
for Kentucky
grants (including the war of 1812) and it hadn't occurred to
me that
territory in Pennsylvania could have been a part of it.
I'll have to
check it out.
    Since retirement last April 17th my time has become
compleytely
unstructured so please do not be too impatient with my
slower replies.
I had been seeing patients for fifty-two years and when I
hit age
seventy-nine, I figured that this amounted to close to a
quarter of a
million eyeballs--that was enough!
    Cheerio
        Don

IS it named V IRGINIA LAND GRANTS? I don't have the book.
I have several film that hard to read, but, if I knew the
NAME might help.
NAME was listed as ENOS MCDANIEL/MCDONALD?

I Believe at one time, SHERRY sent info on VA -her  Mack
McDaniel was from
VA? memory
IF I can't copy from the computer, I don't seem to get it
copied to web
pages - hope you understand?

SHERRY'S letters were returned to me - will try and check
for new address,
etc and resend messages.

YES, this Change of land of VA and PA is so important.
THANKS, Enjoy that retirement!
marie, iowa

Must be 7-10 miles east of Val McDaniel,but both not far from the
Ohio River
From: mbabyblythe@wmconnect.com

X-Original-Sender: mbabyblythe@wmconnect.com Tue Jun  4 05:56:45 2002

Surnames: Blythe,Little,McDaniel,Shelton

http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/xVB.2ACE/1569

I am researching the family of John McDaniel born about 1815-20 and his
wife Elizabeth Shelton married Brown Co. 10/5/1840 would like to find
parents of these 2.Also would like to find death date of John,was listed
in 1850 census but was not with the family after that.Thanks for your
help!
 

Sherrymazzetti1@prodigy.net follows McDonald's and McDaniel's.
Butler County wasn't very old in 1805.
A portion of my Abraham's and Winn's pioneered there.
My personal library has only a little book on Paddy's Run,and a
history of Miami U re Butler Co.
ARBOWLING11@YAHOO.COM lives just west of Butler Co,though she
was raised attending the Concord Methodist of Williamsburg TWNSP,Clermont
that I've been writing about on OHCLERMO-L@rootsweb.com.

On Fri, 17 May 2002 22:40:00 EDT Silvadv1@aol.com writes:
> Hello Hermon:  Forgive me for writing offline, but you are so
> knowledgeable,
> that I thought I would take a chance on seeking your advice.  My
> GGGG GF,
> Enos McDonald, died in Butler County around 1805 or so.  It seems
> there are
> very few records.  Do you have any advice with regard to early
> records, or
> possible cemeteries I could contact in order to trace his death
> record and
> final resting place?
>
> Sincerely,
> Mary

          Wed, 19 Jun 2002 22:30:21 -0500
     From:
          marie sellers hollinger <mari@netins.net>
       To:
          HERMON B FAGLEY <hermfagley@juno.com>
      CC:
          Silvadv1@aol.com, sherrymazzetti1@prodigy.net, OHUD@aol.com, MaeMay510@aol.com,
          davidvi@uslink.net, arbowling11@yahoo.com, mari@netins.net

MARY,
am replying to a letter you had sent HERMON FAGLEY, re ENOS MCDANIEL.
WE have the SELLERS discussion group which is very interested in ENOS
MCDANIEL family from KY and kids to ?

CAN you send us a Small list =
NAME, age and places of your children that connect to this ENOS MCDANIEL?
ONE or Whoever you connect to and where they came from =
And Where they went =
an 1850 census would be great
or an Earlier document/census/marriage would help.
THANKS for sharing. IT will Help.
marie, iowa

Hello;

I have been searching for information on my Enos McDonald for a long time.  I also exchange info with Don MacDaniel,  I believe that he has
posted at times on your list.  His ancestor, another Enos McDonald, lived in KY is the one you are following.  It seems that both his Enos and
mine, lived in PA, about the same time, just to make things interesting.

I believe that Don's Enos, lived in another county.  My Enos was born about 1750 in Scotland, according to my G GFather's family history
account of the McDonalds, Logans, Dicksons and Brownlees.  He immigrated to PA and married Rebecca Duncan (according to marriage
records) in  November 1772, in Middle Octoraro, Lancaster County, PA.

They settled in Nottingham Twp., on Mingo Creek (about 400 acres), in Washington County, PA and lived there until after 1803, when they
removed to Butler Co., Ohio.  Their children were: Daniel, Leah and Rachel.  Daniel, my GGG GF, married Catherine Logan, in 1807 in Butler Co.,
OH.  She was the daughter of Patrick Logan and Nancy Sally Harper of PA.  Their son THomas McDonald was my GG GF, who married
Elizabeth Dickson; their son Daniel, writer of the referenced historical account and "A History of Marshall Co., Indiana, 1836-1888", was my G
GF.

Hope this gives you some additional comparative data.  I have been unable to establish when and where my GGGG GF & GM, Enos and
Rebecca, died and are buried.  Any info that may apply to my McDonalds, would be deeply appreciated.

Mary 

Marie and All,
     Just want to be sure that everyone is aware of
the Pennsylvania Digital Archives which contains
several searchable military databases, including cards
for all of the Rev War muster rolls, including militia
and those who were call but did not see active duty.
     Site might be very useful.  I knew that my
"uncle," John King (of Bracken Co., KY) had served in
the Bedford PA militia, but I could not find his
brother (my ancestor), Richard.  Richard has a card.
Probably never qualified for a pension because his
service was short.
     Saw Sellers/Zellers, etc. but did not copy.  Did
find an interesting note on Enos McDaniel/McDonald who
is in our Sellers KY records.  He does NOT have a
service card but rather a note stating the following:
MCDONALD, ENOS
     To him and 3 others, 7s. 6d. total was paid on 23
Nov 1781 by the Lt. of Northampton County, toward
their expenses as prisoners from Detroit, traveling to
KY. [Citation from an account book follows.  The way
it printed makes a couple of things unclear.  Can find
it, if someone wants it.]
SHERRY
     CG. Gran

=
http://www.digitalarchives.state.pa.us/archive.asp?view=ArchiveItems&ArchiveID=13&FID=529489&LID=529588&FL=M&Page=6

           Fri, 9 Aug 2002 10:24:57 -0700 (PDT)
      From:
           SHERRY MAZZETTI <sherrymazzetti1@prodigy.net>
 

I think that http://www.digitalarchives.state.pa.us/
will work--at least that's what's saved on my
computer.  If you found the ARIAS site, you just go to
the bottom of the page which talks about info or
searching or some such thing (and is highlighted).
When I went through the McDaniel/McDonald names, he
was in the cardfile but with just a note, not a
military card.  I am ASSUMING that this is the Enos
who was married to Sidney, not the one in PA who was
married to a Duncan woman, but I am not absolutely
positive.  As I recall, someone on this board alerted
me to the fact that several individuals (maybe with
family members) were taken prisoner by the British or
Indians at one of the forts and marched to Canada.
Not sure what the Detroit reference is all about.
If anyone has difficulty getting to the ARIAS site,
I'll try again for a method to get there.
SHERRY

Mary McD. S.

http://www.digitalarchives.state.pa.us/archive.asp?view=ArchiveItems&ArchiveID=13&FID=529489&LID=529588&FL=M&Page=6

Hopefully, someone can understand these notes and could explain to us?
marie, iowa

SHERRY MAZZETTI wrote:

> Marie and All,
>      I went back to read the complete entry online.
> The entry for ENOS MCDONALD is located between
> MCDONALD, CHRISTOPHER - MCDONALD, JOHN; however, some
> cards are out of alpha order.  At this time, Enos is
> #66 in this group.  Again, his is not a military
> service card--just the following:
>
> MCDONALD, ENOS
> To him and 3 others 7s. 6d. total was paid on 23 Nov
> 1781 by the Lt of Northampton County, toward their
> expenses as prisoners from Detroit, traveling to
> Kentucky.
>
> CG. Grand Account, CCLXII, Ledger L, p. 114 Voucher 11
>
> [Sounds like they were released at Detroit and
> returning home to KY.]
>
> Sherry