1. Daniel S. HANAWAY. Born abt 1818 in Mill Creek Hd, New Castle Co, DE.[1] Daniel S. died in Concord Twp, Del Co, PA on 29 Sep 1874; he was 56.[2] Buried in St John's Episcopal Cemetery, Concord Twp, Del Co, PA.[2] Grave #57. Occupation: Laborer/Farmer.

1850 Census, Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle Co, DE:
Daniel Hanaway, age 30, laborer
Susan, age 31
Clayton P., age 4

1870 Census, Concord Twp, Del Co, PA:
Daniel Hanaway, age 51, farmer
Susan C., age 52
Clayton P., age 24, joun. blacksmith

abt 1845 when Daniel S. was 27, he married Susan C. TALLEY. Born abt 1817 in PA.[3] Susan C. died in Concord Twp, Del Co, PA in Mar 1894; she was 77.[4] [Compiler's note: From Delaware County Historical Society, the print out of St John's Episcopal Church & Cemetery Records gives the death date as 24 May 1892, age 76.]. Buried in St John's Episcopal Cemetery, Concord Twp, Del Co, PA.[4] Grave #56.

Obituary from the "Daily Local News" dated March 24, 1894: The funeral of Mrs. Susan Hanaway, widow of the late Daniel Hanaway, Elam, Delaware county, took place on Tuesday. She was 77 years of age. Deceased met with an accident six months ago. She fell and fractured two ribs and received other injuries which rendered her helpless, causing her much pain. Rev. A. J. Furman, Chadds Ford, made a short address, spoke kindly of her Christian life and character, she having united with the Second Baptist Church, Wilmington, Delaware, in girlhood days. The pall-bearers were Granville Rawlings, Harrison Hinkson, Henry Courtney, and Thomas W. Johnson. The interment was made at St. John's P. E. Church.

They had one child:

2

i.

Clayton P. (1846-1908)