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Native American genealogy research from the Piedmont of NC & VA
While researching this surname, I found this…might help someone else.
http://home.comcast.net/~p.a.miller/genealogy/docs/danielmathew.htm
Excerpt:
#1-3 Flat Rv Primitive Bapt Chur 1786-1945 (Person)
Minute Bk 1 1786-1890. Index of bk by John Burch Blaylock.
list and writing on a page in front of minute book: [although m/f lists are separate, the husband/wife seems to match fine]
Males: …James Daniel, Robert Paine, Wm Paine,…John Womack, Mathew Daniel,…Hardin Payne… (also Claytons)
Females: …Salley Daniel, Aggatha Paine, Prudence Paine,…Lucy Womack, Rachel Daniel,…Betsy Daniel…
Wow, that’s a ton of work!
I’m also a Daniel descendant, but so far it has been one of those “no, that’s not it” lines. My g-g-grandmother Mattie (Surepta Matilda?) Daniel married Thomas Turner, who was a Primitive Baptist Elder. They lived in Patrick and/or Henry County, VA.
My g-grandmother was Lucy Turner Joyce, who later married Raymond Shore. I was privaleged to get to visit with them throughout my childhood. A favorite memory is of sitting on the porch swing with her at the end of the day. She took the pins out of her hair, which she wore braided and put up. I had never known how long her hair was until then. Wow! It went on forever & obviously left a lasting impression. ;~)
I do not think this is my line??? Mary Polly Daniel m. my George Gibson in Floyd, KY. Do not know much more on this line.
Shirley
I do not think this is my line???
See what I mean about “no, that’s not it”? ;~)
I wish us both luck in finding our Daniel peeps.
