EDWARD DANIELS
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From the "Supplement to the Hess Family, 1984"
by Barbara Allison
Edward
Daniels
was baptized on 17 February 1734/35 at New London, New London,
Connecticut. He married Thankful Daniels, his cousin, the daughter of
Jonathan Daniels and Mary Potts, circa 1758, probably in Connecticut. It
is believed by some researchers that, Edward and Thankful were married by
her uncle Rev. Graves, however to date we have been unable to locate the
Journal of Rev.Graves. Edward died in 1814 at Bedford Co., Pennsylvania;
leaving a will which was dated 23 February 1814 in Bedford County,
Pennsylvania. His estate was probated on 6 April 1814 at Bedford Co.,
Pennsylvania
Edward served in the Revolutionary
War as a Private from Providence Twp., Bedford County, Pennsylvania in
Capt. George Enslo's 6th Company.
Looking at the early Bedford
County, Pennsylvania Tax records we find Edward living in Colerain
Township, in 1785. By 1798,
Edward owned two cabins in Providence Township.
Each house was sized 18' X 16' valued at $16.00, a log house unf.
Inside and a Saw Mill on two hundred acres of land valued at $300.00. By
1808, Edward owned in Providence Twp., Bedford County, Pennsylvania 206
acres patent; a Saw Mill; 2 horses, 2 cattle; his occupation was listed as
a farmer and a value of $587.00 was place on his holdings with a Tax of
$2.26.
Edward Daniels gave his son Daniel
a tract of land in Providence Township lying on a branch of the Junita
River in Raystown located in Bedford County, Pennsylvania 395 acres plus
allowances by warrant date 25 January 1786 and enrolled 7 March 1798.
Another 295 acres in Providence Twp., 10 November 1875 enrolled 22
June 1803. In 1803, Edward
and Thankful sold land to their son Ruben Daniels.
We find another warrant dated 28 February 1785 granted to Mary
Daniels on Bald Eagle Creek.
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