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2. JAMES2 DANIEL, SR, JUDGE (MARMADUKE1) (Source: Emmet Starr, Daniel 1-1.) was born Abt. 1781, and died Abt. 1838. He married (1) ANNIE BUFFINGTON (Source: Emmet Starr, Grant 1-1-1-6.), daughter of EZEKIAL BUFFINGTON and MARY EMORY. She was born Abt. 1792, and died (Source: no issue.). He married (2) MARY BUFFINGTON (Source: Emmet Starr, Grant 1-1-1-8.), daughter of EZEKIAL BUFFINGTON and MARY EMORY. She was born Abt. 1798, and died Aft. 1851.
From James Hicks Family Tree Maker
Notes for JAMES DANIEL, SR, JUDGE:
Old Cherokee Families, Notes of Dr Emmet Starr, vol 3, Grant, by David Hampton & Jack Baker, pg2;
In the compilation for the family of James Daniel (Grant 1-1-1-8) Hampton & Baker have an additional child inserted as Peter Daniel 1-1-1-8-4x with the notation "48 d 54" which I take to mean born in 1848 and died in 1854; however, in the list of names of Cherokee emigrants under the Treaty of 1835, dated April 1838, there is an entry A415 for Widow and heirs of Ja's Daniel (Long Swamp, GA) for the amount of $5,270. The notation reads "The name of the widow is Mary Daniel, the names of the heirs as far as are certained are Betsy, now W' Sam'l K Ware [Susan Daniel], James Daniel, Martha Daniel and Ezekiel Daniel. It is supposed there are some others, perhaps two [unreadable part]". This entry indicates that James died before April 1838 and could not be the parent of a Peter born in 1848.
More About JAMES DANIEL, SR, JUDGE:
1835 Census roll: Long Swamp Creek, Cherokee Co, GA
1835 Smith Resolution: Hickory Log, voted Nay; anti-treaty
Blood: 1/4 Cherokee
More About ANNIE BUFFINGTON:
Blood: 1/8 Cherokee
Clan: Ani'-Gilā'hi = Twisters, Braids, or Long Hair Clan (Mary Grant)
Starr's Notes: G914
More About MARY BUFFINGTON:
1851 Drennan roll: Delaware, 35 as Mary Daniel
Blood: 1/8 Cherokee
Clan: Ani'-Gilā'hi = Twisters, Braids, or Long Hair Clan (Mary Grant)
Starr's Notes: G914
Children of JAMES DANIEL and MARY BUFFINGTON are:
7. i. ROBERT BUFFINGTON3 DANIEL, b. January 16, 1815; d. January 16, 1872.
8. ii. EZEKIAL BUFFINGTON DANIEL, b. Abt. 1818.
iii. JAMES B DANIEL, JR (Source: Emmet Starr, Grant 1-1-1-8-3.), b. September 20, 1821; d. October 07, 1854 (Source: no issue.).
More About JAMES B DANIEL, JR:
1851 Drennan roll: Delaware, 37
Clan: Ani'-Gilā'hi = Twisters, Braids, or Long Hair Clan (Mary Grant)
iv. JOHN M DANIEL (Source: Emmet Starr, Grant 1-1-1-8-4.), b. Abt. 1822 (Source: no issue.).
More About JOHN M DANIEL:
1851 Drennan roll: Delaware, 35
Clan: Ani'-Gilā'hi = Twisters, Braids, or Long Hair Clan (Mary Grant)
9. v. SUSAN BETSY DANIEL, b. Abt. 1824.
10. vi. MARY JANE DANIEL, b. March 07, 1833; d. January 20, 1883.
11. vii. MARTHA ANN DANIEL, b. 1837.
In "Those Who Cried" The 1835 census James Daniel, Long Swamp Creek, Cherokee Co., GA
One half breed, 10 1/4 bloods, one ?, Four farms and 3 farmers. 6 readers of English, Four weavers, four spinners. This family owned 37 slaves.
In the weeks and months after the roundup and before the removal began, Chief Ross negotiated to have Cherokee "Conductors" lead each group of "immigrants" so as to better ensure their welfare. There were thirteen groups in all and included, as a Conductor, was Moses Daniel, son of Marmaduke and brother to James, who had died the year previously. The level of suffering and despair was described as horrible and deplorable. Over 4000 Cherokees, many of them women and children, died during the march because of cold weather, exhaustion, and exposure. Special difficulty was encountered by the detachments conducted by Peter Hildebrand, Richard Taylor, Moses Daniel, James Brown, and Elijah Hicks, which were stranded between the icy Ohio and Mississippi rivers in late December. Lewis Ross, brother of John Ross, made a special purchase of warm clothing for the emigrants in St Louis.
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" CHGEROKEE VOTERS IN THE OLD NATION, 1835 "
" page 414"
NUMBER : 677
NAME OF VOTER : JAMES DANIEL
RESIDENCE : HICKORY LOG
AYES: -
NOES : 1
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