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Fergus, King of Dalraide SCOTS b. ABT 733 Scotland.
Eochaid IV, King of SCOTLAND b. 747 Scotland d. 819 Scotland.
(Ruler of Argyll) Eacime?
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_EOCHAIDH II "Crook Nose" of the Scots_+
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_EOCHAIDH III of the Scots_|
| (0695 - 0727) |
| |_SPONDANA of the Picts_________________
| (0677 - ....)
_AEDH "The White" of Argyll_|
| (0725 - 0778) |
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|--EOCHAIDH "The Poisonous" of Argyll
| (0747 - 0819)
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Mother: Priscilla HARRISON |
"Spilsby Daniel was an enigmatic character. He has often been
identified as a son of William Daniel Jr. of Caroline County,
Virginia. However, his date of birth c1765, and birth place in
Bedford County, Virginia seems to dispute this accepted fact.
The work of Charles Heinemann and Worth Ray credits William
Daniel Jr. as the father of Spilsby only because of his given
name. William Daniel Jr. married first an Elizabeth Coleman and
the name Spilsby was very prominent in her family. This seems to
be very flimsy evidence.
However, James Daniel Senior, who I believe to be the father of
Spilsby also had son Wyatt. Both Wyatt and Spilsby Coleman are
very prominent names in the Essex/Caroline County Coleman
family. Since James Sr. was born c1732, he is a more likely
candidate to be related to William Daniel Jr. or perhaps a son
of William Jr.'s brother, Thomas, who left his children in the
care of William Jr. after his death. James Daniel Sr. also had a
son named Thomas. All of this is pure conjecture.
According to his Revolutionary War pension file, Spilsby was a
poor man most of his life. He was never recorded as owning any
land in Russell or Tazewell County, Virginia. He was uneducated
and did not know his birth date, only that he was born in
Bedford County, Virginia.
He served under Captain William Bowen out of Bowen's Fort on the
Maiden Spring Fork in present Tazewell County, Virginia. He
began his service at the age of 15 in 1780.
In 1806 he was exempted from paying levies and poor tax due to
his infirmaties.
Spilsby applied for a pension from Fentress County, Virginia in
1834.
In 1858, his wife Sally Asbury applied for his pension as his
widow. She stated that although he was awarded a pension
certificate no actual money had been drawn. She also related
that she grew up 3-4 miles from her husband in Wythe County,
Virginia. This last remark surely was a mistake. I find no
Asbury's living in Wythe at that time. All property taxes place
Spilsby in the Maiden Spring area of Russell and then Tazewell
County. Sally said that her husband had past away six years
earlier, placing his death date at 1852.
The tax list for Clinton County, Kentucky show a Spilsby Daniel
being taxed as late as 1854 which would indicate that the taxes
are showing a son named Spilsby.
It is interesting to note that Spilsby named a son Thomas just
as James Daniel Jr. had done. Spilsby said that both of his
parents had died when he was young. Some have interpreted this
statement to mean that he was a child. If this is true, then
James Daniel Sr. would not have been his father. Instead it
raises the possibility that Thomas Daniel, son of James Sr. may
have been Spilsby's father.
Another possibility lies in Spilsby's reference to his
birthplace. Early Bedford County, Virginia records reveal a
William Daniel living there as early as 1754. Perhaps this
William was Spilsby's father and he and his wife passed away
after moving into the Maiden Spring area when it was part of
Fincastle County. There was a William Daniel that lived by
Spilsby in both Wayne County, Kentucky and Overton County,
Tennessee. This may have been a brother and the same William
Daniel living on Powells River in Russell County, Virginia in
the 1780's. However, I have listed Spilsby as a son of James
Daniel Sr. until further proof can be presented."
1782 Spilsby discharged from service
Does not appear on Washington Cty., tax list
1788 Russell Cty., Va., Personal Property Tax List
Spilsby Daniel 1 tithe, 1 horse
1789 (Tax info same as above)
Washington Cty., Will Bk. 1, p.148
Inventory and Appraisement of the Goods and Chattels of Thomas
Stuart
Spilsby Daniel listed twice in bills unpaid
1790 Served in the Indian Wars. Info from Pension Application
S.21158
Does not appear on Russell Cty. Tax List
1791 Russell Cty. Personal Property Tax List
Spilsby Daniel 1 tithe, 0 horses
1792 (Tax info same as above)
1793- (Tax info same except owns 1 horse)
1798 Signs Petition to create Tazewell Cty., Va.
1799 Does not appear on Russell County Personal Property Tax
List
1801 Reappears on Russell County Tax List
1802 Tazewell County Personal Property Tax list
Spilsby Daniel 1 tithe, 1 horse
1805 Last appearance on Tazewell County Tax Rolls
Pension application says moved to Cumberland Cty., Ky. but does
not appear on 1810 census unless he is Paul Daniel listed by
Wyatt Daniel
1806 Russell Cty. Law Order Bk. 3, p.524
Spilsby Daniel exempted from paying levies and poor taxes on
account of his infirmities.
1813 Wayne County, Kentucky Marriage Bonds
Leopold Cronneally and Elizabeth Asbury, Consent proved by oath
of Spilsby Daniel
1820 Wayne County, Kentucky Census for Spilsby Daniel
4M u10, 1M u16, 1M 18-26, 1M o45 2F u16, 1F o45
1830 Overton Cty., Tennessee Census for Spilsby Daniel
1M 5-10, 1M 10-15, 2M15-20, 1M20-30, 1M 60-70, 1F 50-60
1834 Spilsby Daniel applies for Revolutionary War Pension from
Fentress Cty., Tenn. on June 5th
November 11th, Thomas Daniel pays bill for Spilsby Daniel at
Paoli General Store
Clinton Cty., Ky.
1840 Overton Cty., Tennessee Census for Spilsby Daniel
1847 Clinton Cty., Ky., Tax List
Spilsby Daniel Illwill Cr.
1848 (same tax info as above)
1850 (same tax info as above)
1852 Death of Spilsby Daniel - Rev. War Pension info by wife
Sally Asbury
1854 (same tax info as above)
******This could be Spilsby and info of death date incorrect by
his wife or tax could be for a son *********
1858 Sally Asbury applies for Spilsby's Pension money and Bounty
Land
RUSSELL COUNTY, VIRGINIA LAW ORDER BOOK 3 (1799 - 1808) Part 2
P496 - William Moore pay Benjamin Lindon, George McCoy & Reuben
McDaniel be paid for 1 day of witness for him vs John Fugit
P498 - William Romine vs John Horton, Sr., case, Jury; Charles
Crumwell, Alexander Montgomery, Francis Price, Francis Davis,
Samuel B. Shapard, John McGlochlin, William Robinson, Spilsby
Daniel, Simeon Jackson, Robert Large, Abednigo White & Travis
Kindle. Def found guilty. Judgement granted the pltf
P500 - Abednigo White pay Daniel Horton & Spilsby Daniel for 1
day as witness for him vs George Kindrick
P501 - C. Findlay & Co. vs James Sargent, case, Jury; Charles
Crumwell, John Davis, Daniel Horton, Stephen Ogdon, Spilsby
Daniel, Thomas Gibson, Christopher Olinger, Jacob Olinger,
Samuel B. Shapard, William Romine, Abednigo White & Berry
Robinson. Judgement granted the pltf
P502 - C. Findlay & Co. pay Aaron Hendricks for 1 days as
witness for him vs James Sargent
P504 - Abenigo White pay Daniel Horton & Spilsby Daniel for 1
day as witness for him vs George Kindrick
P504 - Present: George Kindrick
P504 - Ann Ritchie vs Robert Mitchell, debt. Jury: Daniel
Horton, William Romine, Abednigo White, Stephen Ogdon,
Christopher Olinger, John Davis, Berry Robinson, John Woodson,
Nathan Hamilton, Charles Crumwell, Thomas Gibson & Sprilsby
Daniel, suit continued
P504 - Abednigo White pay Patrick Kindrick for 2 days as witness
for him vs George Kindrick
P524 - Abenigo White pay Daniel Horton, Spilsby Daniel, William
Clark, Patrick Kindrick & David Fannin for 1 day as witness for
him vs George Kindrick
P524 - Spilsby Daniel exempted from paying levies & poor rates
on account of his infirmities
P524 - Henry Dickenson & wife vs Jonathan Davis & wife, case,
suit dismissed at defs costs
P524 - Henry Dickenson & wife pay Sarah Anderson for 1 day as
witness for him vs Jonathan Davis & wife. Also pay Elizabeth
Crank for 2 days as witness for them vs the same
P524 - Deed of Lease from Patrick Kindrick to William Campbell,
recorded
P524 - George Kindrick assigned to furnish Daniel Johnson,
surveyor of a road, with a list of tithables
P524 - Only James Fullen have the priviledge of marking with a
crop & slit in the right ear and an underbit in the ear
P558 - Patrick Mcdavid vs Peter Stacy, Richard price & Alexander
Dunlop, chancery, Jury: George Steele, William Romine, Spilsby
Daniel, Phillip Dingas, James Murphey, Andrew Scifer, Nathan
Hamilton, Abraham Childers, Dale Carter, Daniel Johnson, William
Sargent & Daniel Bloomer, did not have time to go to trial this
day, continued until tomorrow
P559 - Present: Patrick Kindrick. Absent: David Fannin
P559 - David Fannin vs John Horton, attachment, suit be
dismissed at defs costs
P559 - Aaron Hendricks vs Samuel Fields, case, def states that
he does not recollect of speaking the workds charged against him
in the pltf declaration. Suit dismissed at defs costs
P559 - Aaron Hendricks pay William Nash for 2 days as witness
for him vs Samuel Fields
P559 - Present: David Fannin
P563 - Abenigo White pay spilsby Daniel for 2 days as witness
for him vs George Kindrick
P563 - JohP577 - Abednigo White pay Daniel Horton & Spilsby
Daniel for 1 day as witness for him vs George Kindrickn Davis
pay William Sargent for 2 days as witness for him vs William
Romine
P582 - George Kindrick pay Harry Smith, John Davis & Francis
Davis for 1 day as witnesses for him vs Abednigo White & Travis
Kindle. Also pay Ralph Blankenship for 2 days as witness for him
vs Abednigo White & Travis Kingle and for travelling 36 miles
both ways
P582 - Abednigo White pay Daniel Horton, Spilsby Daniel &
Patrick Kindrick for 1 day as witnesses for him vs Kindrick
P582 - James Murphey pay John Brown & Abner Vance be paid for 1
day as witness for him vs Henry Smith
P582 - Commonwealth vs Thomas Davis, presentment, continued
P582 - Colebird Fugate be paid for 1 day as witness for the
Commonwealth vs Thomas Davis
P582 - Exhibition of affidavits, ordered that Surrinus Emmons be
summoned to appear here to show cause why an information should
not be filed against him for wilful & corrupt perjury in
swearing before the court, that Francis Davis a witness for him
in the suit vs Daniel Johnson. He had been summoned and attended
and left the court without Emmons consent before the cause was
tried
P582 - Thomas Pearson vs Stephen McGlaughland, NB, continued
P582 - Thomas Pearson pay Henry Meade for 1 day as witness for
him vs Stephen McGlaughland
P621 - Thomas Marshall vs William Irvin, debt, Jury: Daniel
Horton, John Davis, Francis Davis, James Conn, George Dickenson,
Henry Meade, Spilsby Daniel, Joseph Whiteley, Jr., Abednigo
White, William McKinney, Jacob Castle & William Conn. Judgement
granted the pltf
P624 - Elizabeth Crank & William Crank, extr of John Crank, decd
vs Richard Price & John Woodson, special bail for Alexander
Dunlop, Jury: Joseph WHITELEY, Nathan Hamilton, Colebird Fugate,
John Berry, James Conn, George Dickenson, William Horton, Thomas
Blair, William Conn, Spilsby Daniel, John Casey & Fielding
Isaacks. Judgement granted the pltf.
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_William DANIEL Sr.__|
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_James DANIEL _______|
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| | _Robert COLEMAN III__+
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| |_Elizabeth COLEMAN __|
| (1710 - ....) |
| |_Mary CLAYTON _______+
| (1682 - 1735) m 1702
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|--Spilsby DANIEL Sr.
| (1760 - 1852)
| _Andrew HARRISON ____+
| | (1644 - 1686)
| _Robert HARRISON ____|
| | (1674 - 1720) |
| | |_Thomasin WHITEHEAD _+
| | (1650 - ....)
|_Priscilla HARRISON _|
(1712 - 1811) |
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|_Mary________________|
(1690 - ....) |
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_Joseph DAY Jr._____________+
| (1768 - 1855) m 1792
_Mordecai Yarnell DAY ___|
| (1807 - 1886) m 1831 |
| |_Margaret Elizabeth BROOKS _+
| (1772 - 1857) m 1792
_Jesse Brooks "Shamus" DAY _|
| (1835 - 1915) m 1854 |
| | _John WHITELY ______________+
| | | (1775 - 1842) m 1803
| |_Susan Susannah WHITELY _|
| (1808 - ....) m 1831 |
| |_Bersheba HAYNES ___________+
| (1776 - 1844) m 1803
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|_Nancy Jane BOOTHE _________|
(1835 - 1872) m 1854 |
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|_Cynthia WEBSTER ________|
(1800 - ....) |
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_Anthony LINDSAY "the Immigrant"_|
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_Samuel LINDSAY _____|
| (1728 - 1800) |
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Mother: Ellen BOND |
Colonial Families of America, Vol 2; Dictionary of American
Biography; Ancestral Records and Portraits, vol II.
four children: Jacob, Catherine, Cornelia, and William George.
_(RESEARCH QUERY) READ OR READE OR REID _
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_William READ "the Immigrant"_|
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_James READ _________|
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| |_Jane SPALDING _______________|
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|--Jacob READ
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| _James BOND __________________|
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|_Ellen BOND _________|
(1725 - ....) |
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