Dailey - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Elizabeth Dailey Cemetery - Battletown, Kentucky

gregclouse1 — 2009-10-17 19:40:15Z

Elizabeth Larkin Dailey died of Thyphoid Fever on 8-8-1856 in Meade County Ky. On the death register her father is listed as Paddy.

I have just begun my research on this family. Her son, Larkin Daily, had a daughter (Jarusia)that married into my Stark-Kendall family.

Re: Looking for Dailey history

Nate_Dailey — 2009-10-06 00:29:45Z

well, thanks for verifying... maybe in a year or two someone will come across this thread and help me along... I just can't get further back than Nathaniel born in NJ 1810... the records become quite hard to find...

good luck with your search !!!

Re: Looking for Dailey history

plkoppe — 2009-10-06 00:24:21Z

Looks like your Dailey's are not that closely related, if at all to mine. Mine were in Missouri in 1860. They appear to be descended from William born in Ireland who immigrated to North Carolina, then Edmond P who was Abraham's father. Preble County isn't that far from Cedarville (Greene Cy), so I thought it was worth a shot. (Clermont County is a little farther south, probably not that big a deal for this nomadic clan of Dailey's!) I just have to believe they moved back to OH because there was family in that area. I just have not been able to establish a link. We might have to trace the line back to Ireland to find where our ancestral lines cross!

Thanks for checking.

Re: Looking for Dailey history

Nate_Dailey — 2009-10-05 18:03:13Z

That looked to be pretty close for me but I couldn't find a Joseph in my tree at that time. I've attached my 1860 census Monroe Township of Clermont(?)county..

Nathaniel Dailey 57
Elizabeth Dailey 41
Obediah Walker Dailey 22 >Frank Nathaniel>Donald Dailey>Donald Douglas>me
Benjamen Dailey 13
Nathaniel Dailey 3
Emma Dailey 2
plus 3 more from Elizabeth's prior marriage...

It's not impossible tho that your Abraham could have been related to my GGG grandfather Nathaniel but as you can see, he was born in New Jersey in 1810.

Re: Ohio Dailey's

trishtoo — 2009-10-05 17:08:25Z

Hi,

Just a note of correction. Medina County is in the Northern part of Ohio just below Lorain and Cuyahoga Counties, and would be considered a Northeastern county.

Regards,
Trish

Hiram D Dailey (Daily) Born 1856, Missouri, In Iowa in 1890

plkoppe — 2009-10-04 22:55:18Z

I'm looking for information on Hiram D Daily, Born Feb 1856 in Missouri. He married Etta G Miller (born April 1865 in Ohio) in Preble County Ohio in 1880. According to the 1890 census, they were in Marengo, Iowa, with children Mary E, Walter L, and Harry L.

Appreciate any information on this "lost" leg of my Daily family!

Re: Looking for Dailey history

plkoppe — 2009-10-04 16:53:49Z

If you are descended from Joseph S Daily (Dailey?) (born OH 1846), we are related. My family is descended from Abraham (Abram?) Daily whose family including sons Joseph S and John P returned to OH with their mother Elizabeth after several children and Abraham died in Missouri. I have been unable to find anything on Joseph after returning to OH. John P lived in New Hope, Preble Cy, and passed away in the 1940's. His daughter Ruth was my grandmother, and believe it or not, lived for some time in Cedarville where my father graduated from HS. If this sounds familiar and you're still out there, email me at PKoppe1@aol.com and I can share more family info.

Edward Dailey

jbbthunters — 2009-09-22 18:27:10Z

Looking for parents of Edward Dailey, born unknown , married to Rebecca Potter on Nov. 8, 1798 and he died 1819. Rebecca died 1840. Maybe from VA or Maryland. Edward is the father of Dr. William Edward Dailey, b. 5 Dec 1813, d. 3 Apr 1888 in Honey Grove, Fannin County, Texas. William married Eliza Frances Greer on 28 Nov 1835. Any help as to Edward's parents is greatly appreciated.

Re: Daily / Dailey family from Connecticut and Rhode Island

NJNUNEZ — 2009-09-13 03:47:15Z

Hi Flo,
Do you have copied of those "Indian Applications filed in 1901 for the Kansas Land Claims of Brothertown Indians"..?
I have several and have requested these out of NARA in Washington DC for the past 4-5 years now. I have almost everyone who filed and was rejected in Rhode Island. In reviewing some of them, I cam across something interesting, that I wsanted to share with you. (I'll keep looking for the Rodman descendent files)...

Helen D. Banks, who lived in Jersey City, New Jersey in 1901 filed one of these applications. Here is some of the information, check this out:

She was born November 27, 1867 in East Greenwich, Rhode Island. She says that she is Narragansett and Brothertown. Her claim is because, "I am a descendant of William Sampson who emigrated to Brothertown in 1825 and died there".

Her husbands name is Richard E. Banks, she says he is not an Indian.

Their children are: Richard E. Banks, Amie D. Banks and Frederick Banks.

Her parents are: William H. White
and her mother is "Susan A. Dailey"

Where were they born? Father: Not an Indian, mother was born in East Thompson, Connecticut (not all Dailey's left CT being my point for this posting)...

Name all their children: Nelson Latham (half brother)
Helen D. Banks, the applicant

State the death deates of your mother and father:
For father: unknown
For mother (remember this is 1901), living

State your grandparents:
On father's side - father was Christopher White, not an indian.
On father's side - mother - unknown

On mother's side - father: WELCOME DAILEY - Narragansett
On mother's side - mother: Susan Sampson, Narragansett

Where did they reside? Rhode Island and Connecticut

Give names of all their children:
Henry W. Dailey - Apponaug, Rhode Island
Helen M. Jones - Providence, Rhode Island

To expedite your application, identificatgion, please add notes here:

"My great grandfather William Sampson went to Brothertown in 1825. Susan Sampson daughter of William was the mother of Susan A. Latham who is the mother of Helen D. Banks (myself, the applicant).

Interesting to see that the Dailey's of this line actually were Narragansett Indians.

Enjoy, I will hunt down what I can through my genealogy work and mountains of paper on your Rodman, Niles, etc.

Caesar Lippitt (Slave) and Sarah Dailey (Indian) of Warwick mid 1700s

NJNUNEZ — 2009-09-13 03:22:11Z

Hello everyone,
I just heard about this area and the topic of Dailey's. While this is not my family, there are collateral lines of this genealogy which cross into my own maternal collateral lines.

In the Rhode Island Genealogical Publication, RI Roots, Volume 33. No. 2 published June 2007, you can find an extensive work of genealogy done by Cherry Fletcher Bamberg, genealogist who often contributes articles on people of color.

The story begins with 3 slaves left in the will of a man named Moses Lippitt (he is the white slave owner)...the story goes on to catalog the genealogy of the Lippitt slave men, their wifes and families they married into with their children right up to about 1880/1900. It's an extensive piece of work.

My dear friend Carol Palavra, passed away on Tuesday, she was a Nipmuc elder and we were the best of genealogy buddies, sharing stories etc. for the last 11 years. Carol was looking for a "Sarah, possibly Dailey" who would have been the mother to her Harriet (Dailey) Curless. This article on the Lippitts, Prophets, Dailey/Daley's, leads up to the Indian Nurse who passed away in Providence in 1915, there is very rich content. I would suggest you get copies from the RIGS (Rhode Island Genealogical Society) and write them for reprints of the article.

Although, Carol's Harriet (Dailey) Curless was born in circa 1830, she would have been born much to late to be the Caesar and Sarah (Dailey) Lippitt's child. However, I do believe there is a connection somewhere. The Lippitt brothers (2 of the 3) assuming they were brothers, did marry Indian women by the name of Dailey.

It's an interesting article. Great job done by Cherry Fletcher Bamberg.

Enjoy the article.

Cherry Fletcher Bamberg has been deciphering Indian and Black genealogy in Rhode Island from the 1774 Revolutionary War Rolls, one at a time. If you haven't joined RI Genealogical Society and signed up to get their publication 4 times a year, I can tell you all, you're missing out. Check out past publications, you'll found a mountain of information and great sources verifying their work.

Good luck

William Williams & Elizabeth Dailey Family Information

kinseeker125 — 2009-08-30 16:21:49Z

William Williams was born 20 December 1760 Ft. Pitt (now Allegheny Co. Pennsylvania). He married (1) Elizabeth Dailey abt. 1786 Brunswick Co. Virginia and (2) Margaret Plunkett 13 October 1796 in Bourbon Co. Kentucky. They lived in Brunswick Co. Virginia, Bourbon Co. Kentucky and Preble Co. Ohio.

Their Children were:
(By 1st wife- Elizabeth)
John R. Williams- b. 06 May 1789, Brunswick Co. Virginia
William D. Williams- b. 04 January 1794, Brunswick Co. Virginia

(By 2nd wife- Margaret)
Jesse Williams- b. 14 December 1797, Bourbon Co. Kentucky
Sarah “Sally” Williams- b. 25 November 1800, Bourbon Co. Kentucky
Joseph Williams- b. 20 March 1803, Bourbon Co. Kentucky
Mary “Polly” Williams- b. 30 December 1805, Near Eaton, Preble Co. Ohio
Infant Williams- b.1808- (Died in Infancy), Eaton, Preble Co. Ohio
David Williams- b. 19 February 1810, Preble Co. Ohio
Absalom Williams- b.23 December 1811, Preble Co. Ohio
Robert Williams- b. 02 April 1814, Preble Co. Ohio

Several descendants of this family have done DNA testing and are in Williams DNA Group 8. The group has a Williams DNA blog which includes this family as well as many of the ancestors of the participants in Group 8. The furthest back ancestor of DNA group 8 is Charles Williams who died in 1692 in Charles City County, Virginia.

The blog address is: http://williamseekers.blogspot.com

The Williams DNA web site is an extensive and informative site containing many Williams lines, it also has great information about DNA testing. The Williams DNA project now includes over 700 members, making it one of the largest. The address is:
http://williams.genealogy.fm/index.php

For more information please reply to this message.

Thank You

Kin_skr at yahoo.dot com

Will of William Dailey JR.- 26 January 1800

kinseeker125 — 2009-08-29 03:11:27Z

Will of William Dailey JR.
Born about 1750, he was the son of William Dailey Sr. and Frances.

His first transaction I have found is recorded in Brunswick County Deed Book #14 page 84 on May 12, 1780. William and wife Patsy of Meherrin Parish sold 1/3 of 320 acres received from estate of William Dailey , Sr. to John Sturdivant. The next record found is his will dated April 14, 1800 in Mecklenburg County and reads:

In the name of GOD Amen, I WILLIAM DAILEY, of the County of Mecklenburg, being in perfect mind and memory do make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form following; I give unto my beloved wife PATSY DAILEY one cow and calf, one horse, colt and two beds of furniture, one sow and pigs and kitchen furniture and after my wife's death my will and desire is that the things given to her should be equally divided between my two children, VINES DAILEY (married Rebecca Adams October 14, 1795)AND BETSY ADAMS( married Sackfield Adams January 23, 1795). Item; I lend to my daughter BETSY during her natural life one bed and furniture, one cow, calf and after my daughter's death my will and desire is that the things lent to her be equally divided between her children. My will and desire is that all of my property not mentioned should be sold and my just debts paid and the balance of the money I give to my wife PATSY DAILEY I ordain and appoint my friend WILLIAM CREATH (spelling) executor of this my last will and testament, utterly denouncing and revoking other wills by me made. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this TWENTY SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED.

Signed , Sealed and Delivered in the presence of ANN WILSON; JOHN WALLER ; HENRY WILSON ; ROBERT DUNKLEY

Mrs. Patsy Dailey married GREEN HULL September 11, 1804 in Lunenburg County.

kin_skr at yahoo dot com

Obituary Wife of Everett Daily

blowingoffthedust — 2009-08-23 13:41:11Z

Posted for information only Dayton Daily Newspaper, Dayton Ohio 20 Aug 2009

Dailey, Dorothy E. (Carroll)
..age 97 of Dayton passed away Tuesday, August 18, 2009. She was preceded in death by her husband, Everett Dailey in 1973. Dorothy was the daughter of Woodrow and Versa Carroll

Dailey Family of VA & TX

oclarke11 — 2009-08-02 23:59:20Z

Need info on these Dailey's.
1. Basil b abt 1850 on Guadalupe TX. Need his parents & siblings. Also need his wife's name & her parents & siblings. Their son Banford b abt 1879 marr Daisy Dean Swift dau of Richard Mercer Swift & Lucy Ann Hutcheson. Also need children for Banford & Daisy.
2. Sarah b abt 1790 in Loudoun Co Va marr George Tavenor Jr. son of George Sr. & Tabitha Roach. Need parents & siblings for Sarah & children for her & George.
Any info appreciated.
Ollie

Re: Theron Dailey

laurierollinson — 2009-08-02 06:34:32Z

Just found your post and although it is years later I hope to find you.

Theron Dailey is my ggg grandfather and I am looking for more information.

You mentioned his son Hiram. He also had a daughter Jane, b. 1852 and Jane is my great-great grandmother. She married a John A. Odell about 1869 and then they "disappear" after 1880.

Would love to find more information. Hope to hear from you.

Laurie O'Dell Rollinson

Dailey girls

Rglineman — 2009-07-13 18:02:52Z

I am looking for information on these two girls. Eliza Dailey/Daily/Daly/Daley and her sister Lucinda. I have found them living in Pickneyville, Ill. in 1880 but, nothing on them before then. I also have found Lucinda living in Kansas with Charles Volk in 1885 and then later in Oklahoma. Also, I have found her living in Oklahoma with one of daughters in Oklahoma before her death in 1930. Any information will be greatly appreciated. You can e-mail me at Rglineman@aol.com

Thank you,

Ronald Gordy

Dailey/Daily from North Carolina to Georgia then Anderson, South Carolina

suanj — 2009-07-13 17:52:00Z

James Virgil Dailey/Daily
Born 22 Feb 1871 Macon County, North Carolina.Died 24 Dec 1927
Father listed on death certificate as David Dailey, but Carter family has it as Henry Dailey, Could be Henry David??or David Henry.
Mother was Cora Belle Carter Born 2 Feb 1882 Rabun Gap, Rabun,Ga.
Married 3 March 1895, Rabun County Ga
Died:11 Sept 1920

Eleanor Dailey Dement

LauriePelayo617 — 2009-07-01 22:45:46Z

My Eleanor Dailey (b. 1783 - Chester Co., PA) married William Dement on in West Liberty, Ohio Co., VA (now WV) in 1801. She has been linked to Owen Dailey and Sarah L. Morris, but the dates don't jive unless Owen was married twice. Additionally her oldest son's are named Vincent and George and her oldest daughters are Sarah and Margaret. Her husband's parents are George and Sarah. There is no Owen in her line. I remembered that there were a number of Vincent Dailey's but I cannot seem to connect her to any of them in that area of Virginia, or where she settled in Monroe County Ohio.

Any help or guidance of where to look would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Daniel Dailey

Precious — 2009-06-12 21:15:58Z

Daniel and Nancy Davis Triplett were my ancestors through John Robert and his son, George Washington Dailey. Daniel was first married to Mary Ann (Polly) Beasley on November 02, 1843 in Monroe Co., TN. After Polly's death he married Nancy on November 20, 1852 in Monvoe Co., TN. According to the 1880 Monroe Co., TN census, Daniel was born in County Cork, Ireland. Lore has it that he changed the spelling of his last name after coming to America. Have quite a bit of information on the family.

Martin Van Buren Dailey m. Mary Jane Sinclair (Saint Claire) Clark

gjwiese — 2009-04-04 22:53:04Z

I am looking for more information on my great great grandparents. I have a brief family history passed down by their daughter Dora Dailey, and by their granddaughter Hazel Linthincum. I am really interested in finding a photograph of them or of Mary Jane in particular. The Martin Van Buren Dailey she married was born in 1844 in Adams, Illinois and died in 1917 Nebraska. He is buried in the Andrew Cemetary near Friend, Nebraska next to his father David. Mary Jane died in 1914 or 1916 in Colorado Springs, Colorado and she is buried there. Their children were: Alice Josephine Clark (from her first marriage to Alexander Clark), Sarah A., Charles, Louie May, Cora Gladys, Dora (my great grandmother), Edna and Amanda.

Re: Dailey's in Ohio

LillianWelch — 2009-04-21 14:27:44Z

I have a Peter Dailey who m. Henrietta Amelia Smith in Buffalo, Erie, NY on 13 Apr 1859.
He may have been born Ireland, she perhaps England?
She had a sister named Mary Smith.
Any help appreciate! A real brickwall for my line!

Re: Dailey in Montana

emeraldbay113 — 2009-04-04 18:08:59Z

Diana,I just e-mailed you but the message bounced back. You can e-mail me at emeraldbay@centurytel.net

Jan

Re: Dailey in Montana

emeraldbay113 — 2009-01-23 21:42:15Z

Ebenezer Dailey is my ggggrandfather. He married a woman named Catherine and their daughter Nancy Jane married Benjamin Strickland in 1868. Ebenezer and Catherine came to Emigrant Gulch, Montana, in 1866. Ebenezer died June 26, 1915. they I don't have much info on the Daileys, so if you have anything to share that would be great!

Charles C. Dailey (b1890/TX-d.1963/TX)

AGHatchett3rd — 2009-03-20 01:04:08Z

Descendants of Charles C Dailey may be interested to know that the ancestors of his first wife (Minnie Wilrycx) have been traced back to 1698 in Belgium.

Re: Charles C. Dailey (b1890/TX-d.1963/TX)

AGHatchett3rd — 2009-03-21 13:00:51Z

Here is what I have on Charles and his parents and grandparents:

Ahnentafel of Charles Cleveland Dailey (17858)

--- 1st Generation ---

1. Charles Cleveland1 Dailey (17858), son of William H. Dailey (17931) and Nancy Catherine Robertson (17932), was born on Thu. 17 Jul 1890 at High Island, Galveston County, Texas, USA. He married Minnie Wilrycx (17874), daughter of Theophile Victor Wilrycx (17959) and Celestine Artemise Riviere (17960), on 14 Jun 1910 at Galveston County, Texas, USA. He married Rosa Lee Helmadowllar (17983) after 1932. He died on 29 Oct 1963 at High Island, Galveston County, Texas, USA, at age 73. He was buried at High Island Cemetery, High Island, Galveston County, Texas, USA.

--- 2nd Generation ---

2. William H.2 Dailey (17931) was born in 1852 at Louisiana, USA. He married Nancy Catherine Robertson (17932), daughter of Samuel Robertson (17964) and Melvina Catherine Burke (17965), circa 1873 at Alabama, USA. He died on 15 Aug 1895 at High Island, Galveston County, Texas, USA.

3. Nancy Catherine2 Robertson (17932), daughter of Samuel Robertson (17964) and Melvina Catherine Burke (17965), was born in 1853 at Georgia, USA. She married William H. Dailey (17931) circa 1873 at Alabama, USA. She died on 13 Dec 1895 at High Island, Galveston County, Georgia, USA.

--- 3rd Generation ---

6. Samuel3 Robertson (17964), son of _____ Robertson (17967) and _____ Burris (17968), was born in 1835 at Tennessee, USA. He married Melvina Catherine Burke (17965), daughter of John Burke (17966). He died in 1875 at Bolivar, Galveston County, Tennessee, USA.

7. Melvina Catherine3 Burke (17965), daughter of John Burke (17966), was born in 1838 at Georgia, USA. She married Samuel Robertson (17964), son of _____ Robertson (17967) and _____ Burris (17968). She died in 1882 at Bolivar, Galveston County, Texas, USA.

Printed on: 21 Mar 2009
Prepared by: Andy Hatchett

Re: Dailey

BarbaraDayley — 2009-04-06 03:29:08Z

Sylvia,
our direct line is through Peter Dailey who married Mary Wiley.
Have quiet some records of Vincent Dailey who married Anna Hart.
Barbara Dayley
e-mail bcd@pmt.org

Re: Frances Dailey married Maynard Hoffman and then a Mr. Bentley

laurierollinson — 2009-03-13 17:28:03Z

Was your Francis Dailey born in Pennsylvania about 1856??

If so, she was the younger sister of my gggrandmother, Jane Dailey.

I have a little info about their parents but nothing beyond that.

Re: Dailey

laurierollinson — 2009-04-07 23:40:50Z

Does anyone know of a connection to Theron Dailey, b. 1822 in Pennsylvania, and a longtime resident of Warren County, PA.??

I'm struggling to sort through all these Daileys'.

Kind Regards,
Laurie

Re: Dailey in Montana

DianaStuck — 2009-03-22 12:43:32Z

Sorry this has taken so long to answer. Yes - I have info on the Dailey family. My great-grandmother Nancy Dailey Rayn was your Ebenezer's sister. Contact me at dreamer55_98@yahoo.com.

Re: James E. and Ellenor (White) C. Daily

sherrygray_1 — 2009-04-17 19:11:10Z

Wow, really! I'm in Minnesota but I try to visit Indiana once a year. We have several people interested in this family. Some of us still trying to trace Ellenor's father Hamilton White. We can't find out his parents.

Please email me at sherrygray (at) yahoo.com

Re: Benjamin West Dailey

rimimma49 — 2009-03-19 21:27:19Z

I believe their real names when they left the tribe in connecticut and came to RI was last name of Ceazar...They changed their names around the 1880s

Rhode Isnad and Various Town Indians in Vitals

rimimma49 — 2009-03-19 15:33:30Z

DIED CHETS Albert, age about 90 years, a Narragansett Indian, at Providence, April 2, 1829 .....Could alias Cheets
DIED COOKE Moses, innkeeper, at Waterbury, Ct., from a blow on the head by Moses Paul, a drunken Indian, Dec. 12, 1771
DIED COOPER Elder John, a Mohegan Indian preacher, aged 99 years, at Montville. Gazette of July 6, 1816
DIED CHUMMUK James, an Indian, at Plymouth, aged 92 years; oldest person in town. Patriot of July 15, 1829
Birth DURHAM EBER, an Indian, adult, Dec. 31, 1727
Baptism HAZARD Elizabeth, Indian, adult, Sept. 25, 1739
Birth HAMMOND HANNAH, an Indian, bapt, by Rev. Mr. Guy, Sept. 28, 1718
Death HILL Barbara, in 75th year, at Seekonk ; known for 40 years as the Indian Doctress, and formerly carried the newspapers through Rehoboth and Seekonk, Oct. 3, 1829
JAPHETH Indian, 1692
Birth ISAAC Sarah, Indian, adult, Sept. 29, 1723
Birth JACK JANE, Indian, servant of Mrs. Card, Nov. 6, 1737
Birth JACK Phebe, wife of Amos, Indian, daughter of Sampode, of Boston Neck.
Death JACOBS Indian, a child of ------, Oct. 31, 1744.
Death JOHNSON John, Esq., age 65 years ; he settled at the falls of St. Marie in 1791,married a daughter of an Indian chief, became a celebrated trader ; had eight children by his wife, one of whom married Schoolcraft, the historian, at Saut St. Marie, Sept. 22, 1828
Baptism LLOYD Ann, Indian, adult, Oct. 28, 1729
Birth MANOMUA (Indian Sachem), Sept. 18, 1696.
Death MARSHALL Dinah, an Indian woman (at Major Carey's), June 4, 1761.

Marriage JOSHUA (Indian,) and Violet Brown, negro servant of Abraham, Aug. 30, 1769
Birth MICAEL Tury, of Ruth (Indian), April 9, 1778
Death NORTON Peter, an Indian Man, June --, 1750.
Death MAZZEI Gen. William, an Indian chief, murdered by a band of Indians. American of May 24, 1825
Marriage NINNEGRETT Thomas (the Indian Sachem of Charlestown) and Mary Whitefield, of Newport, April 23, 1761
Birth ONION Deborah, Indian, wife of John, Englishman, clinical bapt., March 17, 1727
Death OCCUM Rev. Sampson, the Indian preacher, at New Stockbridge, near Oneida, N. Y., in 69th year, suddenly. Gazette of Aug. 4, 1792
Death PETERS David, at the almshouse, in 40th year, an Oneida Indian; was passing through the town when taken sick; appeared to be a very respectable person, Jan. 5, 1821
Marriage PAGE William (mulatto), and Comfort Ward (Indian); (int.) April 18, 1746

Death SHANTON Jacob, Indian (at Newport), Oct. 29, 1746
Death SHOEMAKER SHANWISKANAN, an Indian Prince, aged 22 years, at Boston, Oct. 26, 1823
Marriage SLOCUM Frankford (negro), and Mary Dick (Indian); m. by Restcome Sanford, Justice, Dec. 30, 1760.
Birth WALMESLEY Patience, of Sara, Indian, Aug. 2, 1787
Birth WALMESLEY Oliver, of Sara, Indian, Aug. 2, 1787
Death STEVEN John, a native Narragansett Indian, at Providence, Oct. 5, 1829
Baptism WATSON Sarah, (an Indian half-breed), aged 14 years, June 22, 1860, by
Death WATERMAN Hannah (an Indian), Nov. 4, 1732
Death WATERMAN John (an Indian), April 18, 1745
Death WALMESLY Thomas, an Indian seaman, killed by lightning at sea, near Turks Island, W. I., June 2, 1771
Marriage WRIGHT William (mulatto), and Martha Scallenger (Indian); m. by William Babcock, Justice, March 24, 1745-6.
Marriage WANTON Jeremiah (negro), and Deborah Jennings (Indian); m. by Samuel Hicks, Justice, Dec. 4, 1760.
Marriage WRIGHT William (mulatto), and Dinah Berry, (Indian); m. by Daniel Coggeshall, Justice, Feb. 13, 1734
Marriage ZIP (negro) and Elizabeth David (Indian), both of Dartmonth; m. by Restcome Sanford, Justice, Feb. 23, 1765

Re: Frances Dailey married Maynard Hoffman and then a Mr. Bentley

lolaann99 — 2009-03-11 12:04:06Z

I have a Joseph Maynard Hoffman who was put in a orphanage in Quincy, PA. He was born 1Oct1900.

He married Cora Snyder from Quincy and moved to Detroit, MI.

LoRass8@aol.com

Gertrude Dailey - born 1925??

cpensabene — 2009-04-09 14:16:39Z

Hello, I am seeking any information on Gertrude Dailey. I believe she may have been born around 1925 or 1926 in Bergen County, NJ to John and Gertrude Dailey. I deeply appreciate any information!!!

Marriage of Hobart Isaac Dailey and Ellen LouiseTyler

rabalaiscarolyn — 2009-02-08 11:43:06Z

I am looking marriage information on Hobart Issac Dailey born 10-4-1896 and died 10-30-1978 Cookeville, Tn. Ellen Lousie Tyler was born 10-30-1896 Logan and died 11-15-1975 in St.Albans, WV. Children:Romie,Hobart Jr, Charles, Jesse, Kathleen and Garrett Gene Dailey.

Re: Dailey family of MS

tomdailey1 — 2009-03-17 17:22:43Z

I am named after my great great great grandfather and I am trying to find where he came from.
thanks,
Tom R. Dailey

The Mysterious Bryant Daily

fivexfive — 2009-03-15 19:09:21Z

If anyone is still monitoring this thread, I am yet another of Bryant Daily's gg-grandchildren through his oldest (known) son, Warren Millard (who married Ella Meeks from Habersham County, Georgia) and Warren's son, Millard (Mitch) Blaine Dailey.
I would be thrilled to make contact with other relatives and Bryant's descendants so we can share info and photos, documents, etc. I have two pictures of Bryant and one of Martha Matilda Rose, his first wife. I would love to have pictures of his children and grandchildren if anyone has some to share.

Hope to hear from someone!
Carrie Dailey Blake

Charles J. Dailey

bobupshaw — 2009-04-21 10:13:28Z

I am still looking for information on my GF Charles J. Dailey or any variation of the last name, it might have been O'daley.
He was born in Ireland in 1871 and migrated to the US around 1887 with his sister (unknown) Dailey. They entered the US thru a southern port VA?. They ended up in Chicago where he entered tne US Navy during the Spanish American War. Upon his discharge he was awarded his citizenship. His sister married in the Chicago area and C.J. Migrated west. He married My GM lena Moore in Defuniac Springs FL. He died in the Imperial Valley, CA in the 20's

Re: Daily / Dailey family from Connecticut and Rhode Island

my3240 — 2009-03-14 22:38:43Z

Do you have Moses obit with the picture? I do if you don't I can send it.

Re: DAILEY, Margaret /or Michael Buffalo NY 1900

kdwest7 — 2009-06-08 12:16:38Z

grandparents were Michael Dailey and Catherine Roth. My siblings and I would love to hear from distant cousins, and learn more about the family history. Gus Dailey was our father. Thanks

Re: David Dailey, Paunel, Vermont,

geodeath — 2009-05-11 09:15:52Z

I am looking for information on the same William J Daily/Dailey that you are. I have gotten as far as Cork, Ireland myself. If you find anymore info...Please post it.

Re: Wiley Blount Dailey

wileydailey — 2009-01-18 21:52:24Z

I realize that this response is almost 7 years in the coming...but Wiley Blount Dailey was my grandfather. I was raised in Blount County and could possibly be of assistance with your search. (If it is still on-going).

He is buried at Union Grove Cemetary as is Bess, his wife.

Let me know if I can help.
Wiley

Re: Elenor (White) Dailey or Daily; born about 1830 in Ohio

mprice31 — 2009-04-17 02:17:51Z

Hal, Ellenor C. White married James E. Daily on Jan 21, 1853 in Randolph County, IN. I have James and Ellenor both being born in Clinton County, Ohio and living there in 1850. By 1853 they are in Randolph County, IN where they were married. I found Ellenor in 1870 census without James in Jay County, IN. I can't find them in 1860? James and Ellenor, Nathan and Mary are buried in the Fairview Cemetery in Fairview, IN.

http://www.ingenweb.org/inrandolph/Green/Fairview/fcburials....

Some have associated James and Ellenor to the Carpenter line but that is false. The father and mother of this James Daily is Thomas and Frances Daily of Clinton, Ohio.

If you have or need more info let me know. Mark Price

Re: James E. and Ellenor (White) C. Daily

mprice31 — 2009-04-17 00:59:24Z

I have info on James and Ellenor and their families. James and Ellenor were my G-G-G-G-Grandparents. They are both buried in the Fairview Cemetary Fairview, Indiana. I will be visiting their grave sites in June with my Grandmother Juanita. Mark Price

Dailey- 1748 Virginia

kinseeker125 — 2009-02-28 17:31:00Z

I would like to correspond with anyone who has information on either of these lineages.

Brunswick Co. VA. Deed Book:
Indenture made 5 May 1748, between William Malone of Bristol
Parish, Prince George County and William Dailey of St. AndrewsParish, Brunswick County, £15, on South side of Maherrin River,139a, being part of 279a granted to John Ezell by Letters Patentdated 12 January 1741 and afterwards made over to us by the saidJohn Ezell unto the said William Malone. Signed William Malone. Court May 5, 1748, Indenture &; Memorandum acknowledged by William Malone. Deed Book 3, Page 417.

Thank you,

Kin_skr at yahoo.com

Re: Dailey families of Bibb County Alabama

JoannDailey70 — 2009-03-16 11:21:37Z

I would love to have a copy. My husband is Thomas Killian Dailey, Jr., son of Thomas Killian Dailey, grandson of Edgar Mike (Michael) Dailey, M. Willie Nancy Ann Killian; great-grandson of O.E. Dailey.
I don't know if you have any Bibb Co. relatives on the Rolen-Killian-Strickland side of the family but I have some Bible pages that I would be happy to share with you.

Re: Dailey's in Ohio

daileyda1 — 2009-04-20 11:12:01Z

Have you been able to learn more about Peter. I have records of a Peter in Bedford County, PA earlier. I am related to and Edward Dailey, but there are a cluster of Daileys/Daily who surely are related including a John and a Peter. Edward Dailey paid taxes for Peter Dailey in Air Twp, Bedford in 1795.

Re: Charles C. Dailey (b1890/TX-d.1963/TX)

jbbthunters — 2009-03-21 12:36:11Z

Thanks for the information. Could you tell me more about your Charles C. Dailey, like parents,grandparents, etc.? Anything you may know would be great. Appreciate your effort. Thanks.

Re: Charles C. Dailey (b1890/TX-d.1963/TX)

jbbthunters — 2009-03-21 17:49:05Z

Thanks. I see that this Dailey is not in my line.

Re: DAILEY, Margaret /or Michael Buffalo NY 1900

paro704 — 2009-06-08 15:38:12Z

My husband is Kenneth Roth, son of Edward Roth, gson of August Roth who was the father of your Catherine who married Michael Dailey. I started off with the Kirsh family who married into the Roth family then continued with August Roth, our first immigrant. Have some Dailey stuff but haven't got it organized much yet. Hope this helps

The John Kirsh family originated in the Alsace-Lorraine region of France/Germany. This is the reason he is stated to be French or German in various documents. The history of this area is full of alternate rule by both countries, as well as immigration into this region by Swiss and Germans fleeing various wars. At the year of his immigration, about 1832 at the age of 18, this region was ruled by France. By the time of his death in 1888 the region was ceded to Germany by the Treaty of Frankfurt. Since the KIRSCH surname is basically of German origin, it is most likely his ethnic origin.

John Kirsch was born 27 Jun 1824 in the Alsace Lorraine region of France, son of Jacob and Barbara Kirsch. He immigrated about 1832 which was in the greatest period for immigration to the United States from this region. He married Mary Anna Burckhardt 28 Nov 1850 in Williamsville, Erie County, New York. Mary Anna was the daughter of Catherine and Michael Burckhardt and she was born 24 Feb 1831 in Germany. She immigrated to the United States about 1846 at the age of 15.

An interesting observation about the marriage of John and Mary Anna in November of 1850 is that, although they both lived in Buffalo at the time, they chose to travel to Williamsville to get married, some 25 to 30 miles away. No mean feat in November. There may have been trains to the area available, which would be something to look into. But the most likely method would have been four legged. Cart, stage, horse, whatever, the question would have been, why? It has all the signs of an elopement. Could it have been the birth of Catherine, a short nine months later 25 Aug 1851?

Frank (Francis) Kirsch was born next in July of 1855 in Buffalo, New York. He was married twice, one wife being Sybil, and produced six children. The 1910 Federal Census has the family living next door to his brother-in-law, August Roth on Niagara Street in Buffalo. At that time Frank was 57 years old and his wife, Sibly, was 53. They had been married for 20 years, a second marriage for Frank, and she had given birth to six still living children. Children living at home were; Frank, Jr. age 19 and John J. age 17 were both employed as plumbers. Jacob R. was 15 years old.

Michael Kirsch was born 20 Jul 1857 in Buffalo and had six children also.

The 1860 Federal Census shows the Kirsch family living in Ward 12 in Buffalo. John was age 35 and employed as a laborer. His place of birth was listed as France. Mary Anna was 26 and her place of birth is unreadable. The children are listed as Catherine age 7, Frank age 4, and Michael, age 2. They claimed a value of real estate as $500 and personal value at $150.

Their son Jacob was born 29 Sep 1864 in Buffalo. Jacob married Mary Meyers. Buffalo City Directory has him living at 200 Exchange Street in Buffalo and working at the Buffalo Furnace Company. He died 29 Nov 1888, five months after his father, at the age of 24 years 2 months, 7 days. He is buried in St. Francis Xavier Cemetery on River Road in Buffalo, New York. Jacob had gone fishing off the Niagara River. His hat is all that was found on shore. His body was recovered days later near Niagara Falls. He had on his body his father's watch, which was given to Edward Roth, son of Catherine Kirsch, his sister, and August Roth

The 1870 Federal Census shows John Kirch and wife Maria in Ward 12 of Buffalo. He is 46 years old and working as a carpenter. It says he has real estate worth $300 and personal worth of $200. He is listed as being born in France. His wife, Maria is age 36 and born in Prussia. The children, all born in New York, are Catharine age 20, Frank age 16 and what looks to be "works on crown", Michael age 13 and Jacob 6. Maria cannot write.

John Kirsh died at the age of 64 years, one month, four days, on 09 Jul 1888. Although his death certificate states he died of accute pneumonia, a newspaper article dated 10 Jul 1888 says "He had just rowed across the river and was taken suddenly ill" and that he had died of heart disease. At that time the family was living at 2047 Niagara Street in Buffalo. His death certificate states he had lived in this city for 56 years and that he was born in Germany. He is buried in St. Francis Xavior Cemetery on River Road in Buffalo.

The 1900 Federal Census shows "Maria" Kirsch, mother-in-law to head of household August Roth, living at 414 Dearborn Street in Buffalo. This record is very hard to read, but it looks like she states she was born in February of 1832 in Germany and that she had been here for 56 years having immigrated in 1846. It also states she had four children, two of which are still living. It must be noted here that obviously dates and number of years don't quite jive. Such is the way with census records.

Mary Anna Kirsch died at the age of 72, one month, six days, on 29 Mar 1903 of dropsy. At that time she was still living with her daughter Catherine's family on Dearborn Street. Her death certificate shows she had been born in Germany and had been in the US for 57 years. It gives her parents names and Michael and Catherine Burckhardt. She too is buried in St. Francis Xavior Cemetery in Buffalo.

August Roth was born 28 Jan 1851 near Alsace Lorraine son of Joseph L. Roth and Rosina Schmeltz. The story of his immigration, with only slight variation, has been passed to the many branches of his descendents. It has been difficult to prove this story with historical records however. Part of the problem is the spelling of the surname for the Schmeltz family. In the following, the spelling is shown as it is in the record quoted.

The story is that Rosina died when August was three years old. When his father remarried, it was decided to send him to Rosina's brother, Vincent Schmelz, who had immigrated to America. One version of the story is that Joseph's new wife didn't want to raise August, however, in 1853, war broke out between the Ottoman and Russian empires. This may have been reason enough to send August out of the county. In any case, August was shipped like baggage, with a tag around his neck in 1856. He was put into the care of the ship's captain and was expected to do chores. This may be why it is difficult to find him in ship passenger records. If he was listed at all, it may have been as crew. After arrival in America, he was put on a vessel traveling the Erie Canal to be picked up by his uncle in Buffalo, New York. From then on, until his marriage in 1873, he was known as August Schmelz. He did not become aware of his real name until then. His uncle told him his real name days before the wedding, and on the advise of the pastor at St Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church, got married under his real name.

Vincent Schmeltz immigrated around 1851 at the age of 24. The 1860 Federal Census has Fincenci Smeltz in the 12th Ward at age 31 working as a joiner and his place of birth being Saxony. His value of real estate being $400 and personal worth as $50. His wife Barbara was age 33. His children are listed as Augustus age 8, Rosa age 7, Catherine age 5, Fuia age 3, and Marian age one. He appears in a list of people owing excise taxes to the State of New York dated July 1866. He is listed as living at East and Austin in Buffalo, New York and owing Income tax on $11 at the rate of 5% for a total owed of $.50. In 1869 he is in the Buffalo City Directory as Schmeltz, Vincenz, carpenter, at 257 East Street.

The 1870 Federal Census lists Vincent Smeltz age 43 working as a carpenter, and his place of birth being Prussia. It shows he owns a real estate value of $2,377 and a personal worth of $377. His wife Barbara is age 45 and also born in Prussia. The children, born in New York, were Rosa age 16, Catherine age 14, Seraphine age 12, Mary age 10, and finally August age 18 and born in Prussia. All census records record the children in order of birth, with others in the home listed after them. It seems significant that August was last in this household listing although still with the Smeltz surname.

We next see Vincent in 1874 in a Buffalo City directory, a carpenter, living at 257 East Street in Buffalo. The same year shows August Roth, carpenter, living at 85 Austin Street in Buffalo. A year earlier, however, there is no Schmelz but an August Schmely, carpenter, living at 257 East Street. This helps identify when August took back his true surname. The 1875 City Directory shows Vincent Schmelz, carpenter still living at 257 East Street, and August Roth, carpenter, living at Thompson near Austin. In 1876, August Roth, carpenter, was at the same address and Vincent Schmelz, carpenter, moved to Austin, corner of Gorton. The 1876 directory also shows John Kirsch, carpenter, living at 2047 Niagara Street in Buffalo. He would have been about 52 years old.

The 1880 Federal Census shows Vinzens Schmelz at age 51, born in Saxony and working as a carpenter. His wife Barbara was also born in Saxony and was age 55. The children still at home were Josephine age 21 and doing housework and Maria age 20 and doing housework as well. They lived at 98 Austin Street in Buffalo with two other families living in the same building. This census indicated that Vincent was sick or disabled and unable to be employed on the date the census was taken. This may be why they have moved from a single house to a multible dwelling.

August followed in his uncle Vincent's footsteps and became a carpenter. Among the many buildings and homes in the Buffalo area built by August was the first All Saints Church. He and his two sons, Edward and John had the church finished for the first mass on Christmas Day in 1911, completely plastered and shingled within one week.

On 25 Oct 1874, Franz, the first son of August and Catharine was born. He lived less than ten months, dying 12 Aug 1875 and was buried in St. Francis Xavier Cemetery on River Road in Buffalo, New York.

Eight months later, on 18 Apr 1876, their second son, Vincent, was born. He attended St. Francis Xavier School and School 20 in Buffalo and then entered the building business with his father, August. He later went into contracting independently. He was elected to the Buffalo Common Council in 1935 as a Republican and served two terms. According to his nephew Augustine Roth, it was during this time that Vincent put his nephew on the Buffalo City payroll as a laborer while he had been working on lake steamers at the same time. The country was just coming out from the depression at that time and money was tight all over. Vincent married Othillia Stapell who was born 29 Sep 1877 and died 16 Nov 1952. Othillia's sister, Magdalen, married Vincent's brother John. Vincent and his wife had two children, Leo, born 19 Jul 1899 and also a building contractor, and Eva, born 28 Aug 1900. Leo August Roth registered for the draft during WWII at the age of 19. He listed his occupation as carpenter and was tall with a medium build, with black hair and brown eyes. Although his father was Chairman of the Draft Board in his district at the time, he did not sign Leo's draft card. Vincent died 19 Mar 1956 at the age of 79. After a requiem mass in All Saints Church, he was buried in Mt. Calvary Cemetery in Buffalo, New York.

Catherine was born 14 Feb 1878. She married Michael Dailey, born 08 Dec 1875, died 21 Jun 1967. Michael's sister Margaret married Catherine's brother Edward. As a young man, Michael Dailey worked on the Panama Canal. Michael and Catherine had two children, Augustine born 07 Aug 1915 who served with the Marines in WWII and Michael, born 23 Jul 1917 who served with the Army during WWII. Augustine married Ruth Kean and Michael married Rose Knoll.
Catherine died 01 Feb 1954.

Barbara was born 11 Nov 1879 and died four months later on 29 Mar 1880 and is buried in St. Francis Xavier Cemetery.

The 1880 Federal Census shows the family living at 101 Forest Street with the name spelled Rode.
August was age 29 and a carpenter. He states he and his parents were born in Saxony. Katherina was 28 and keeping house. She states she was born in New York. Where her parents were born is unreadable but appears to be Alsace. The children are listed as Vinzens, age 4, and Katherina, age 2.

Josephine was born 09 May 1881. She married Jerome Laible and had three children, Jerome born 14 Apr 1908, James George born 25 Jul 1910, and Vincent born 31 Jan 1912. At a double wedding on 04 Sep 1937 Jerome married Jessie Roughhead and James married Margaret O'Conner.

Edward Jacob was born 18 Apr 1883. His story will continue in the next chapter.

Eleanor was born 30 Nov 1884. She married George Stewart in 1909. They had five children: George, who married Virginia Sypple; John married Edith Perry; Robert married Doris Strym; Eleanor and Elizabeth. Eleanor died 24 Sep 1961.

John was born 15 Feb 1887. John married Magdalen Stapell and they had four children. Veronica, who was to become Sister Miriam Joseph; Agnes who became Sister Mary Donata; Gertrude who married Peter Keil; and Kathryn who married Benedict Klimas. John died 05 Mar 1971 and was buried in Mt Olivet Cemetery.

Celia was born 09 apr 1889. Celia married Daniel Robinson. They had one son, William who married Annielese in Germany and had four children. Ceclia died 08 Apr 1958

Anna was born 26 Apr 1892. Anna married Edward Egloff born 17 Dec 1855, died 19 Nov 1968 and buried in Alblion, New York. They had four children; Mary born 31 Dec 1924 married Thomas Dreisel; Edward born 19 Jun 1930 married Helen Kress on 28 Jan 1961; Florence born 23 Sep 1928 and Alexander born11 Feb 1926. Edward and his son Edward owned a farm in Albion, New York where they hosted many family gatherings.

Catherine Roth died on 02 Dec 1894 at the age of 43 years, one month, and eight days. She died at home at 414 Dearborn Street in Buffalo, New York, apparently of Typhoid. She was buried in St. Francis Xavier Cemetery on 03 Dec 1984. August would have counted on Catherine's mother to help care for the young children as she lived just a block away. Indeed, after the death of John Kirsh in 1888, Mary Anna moved into August's home at 414 Dearborn Street and stayed even after his remarriage until her death in 1903.

About 1896, August Roth married his second wife, Mary Robinson, who was born on 28 Nov 1856.

The first child of this union was Francis who was born 14 Jul 1898. Francis married Elmer Wolters and had a son Elmer. Elmer Wolters died soon after. Her second husband was Robert Kirby who was a Buffalo City detective. They had one son Robert.

The 1900 Federal Census shows the family living at 414 Dearborn Street in Buffalo. It states August was 48 years old and was born in Jan of 1852. It gives 27 as the number of years of present marriage. It says he and his parents were all born in Germany, and that he immigrated in 1856 and had lived in the US for 44 years. He was a carpenter contractor and owned his house free and clear. Mary was 44 years old and was born in Nov of 1855. She gives 4 as the number of years of present marriage. She states she was born in New York, her father in Pennsylvania, and her mother in Germany. She was the mother of one currently living child. The children are listed as Catherine, age 22, born in Feb of 1878; Josephine, age 19, born May 1881, and employed as a dressmaker; Edward, age 17, born Apr 1883, employed as a carpenter who had been 4 months not employed; Eleanora, age 15, born Nov 1884; John, age 13, born Feb 1887; Cecilia, age 11, born Apr 1889; Anna, age 7, born Aug 1892; Francis, age 1, born Jul 1898. Also living in the home was Maria Kirsh, mother-in-law to the head of household, age 68, born Feb 1832, mother of 4 with 2 still living children. She states she and her parents were born in Germany and that she immigrated in the year 1846 and had been in the US for 54 years.

On 23 Nov 1900 a son, Frank, was born. Frank was also a carpenter and married Alice Sanderson. They had three children, Robert, Jacquline, and William who married Barbara Lee Washkowick on 23 Jan 1962. Frank died 20 Jan 1956 in Buffalo.

The 1910 Federal Census has the family living at 414 Niagara Street in Buffalo. It has August at 59 years of age as of his last birthday and Mary at 52. It says Mary gave birth to two living children and that they had 14 years in their present marriage. It states August and his parents were born in Germany and that he arrived in the United States in 1855. Mary was born in New York, her father in Pennsylvania and her mother in Germany. It shows August a contractor in carpentry
as an employer. His home was owned with a mortgage. The children were listed as: Katherine, age 32; John, age 23; Ceiceila, age 21 and self-employed as a dressmaker; Anna, age 17; Francis, age 11; and Frances age 7. Also living in the home at this time was Vincent Schmeltz, age 83. He and his parents were born in Germany with his immigration in the year 1851. His language spoken was German.

The address on the 1920 Federal Census is mostly unreadable, but it appears it may be 299 Roesch Avenue in Buffalo. It shows August at age 69, owning his home free and clear. He immigrated in the year 1855 and was naturalized in 1878. He was employed in a planing mill as a carpenter. Mary was 64, Anna age 28, Francis age 21. Frank was 19 and employed as a machine hand in a forge.

In 1930 the Federal Census shows August and Mary living at 299 Roesch Avenue which they owned and was worth about $4,500. They also owned a radio. August had turned 79 at his last birthday and Mary turned 74. August was age 25 at his first marriage and Mary was 40 at her first marriage. August had immigrated in the year 1855 and was naturalized. Also living in the home was their daughter, now married, Francis Walther age 32, and her son Elmer A. age four months. Francis states she was 25 at the time of her first marriage.

At some time during his life, August probably was a member of the New York State Militia. There is a dress sword with his name engraved on it which matches a similar one in the Buffalo Museum of History. That sword is now in the possession of Kenneth Roth, son of Augustine Roth.

August died 21 Feb 1931 at his home 299 Roesch Avenue. He had a heart attack due to high blood pressure and hardening of the arteries. He had been working as a building contractor for forty years and had been retired since 1916. His Certificate of Death states that he had been living in Buffalo, New York for 77 years. His father was named as Joseph L. Roth and his mother as Rosina Schmeltz, both of Germany. He was buried in St. Francis Xavier Cemetery on 24 Feb 1931.