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Re: My Father

cmtgkt — 2010-08-19 17:11:56Z

I wonder if your husband and I might not be related. My father is Roy Dannar. His parents are John Roy Dannar and Leah Virginia Trammell. Leah will be 100 this October and is still as sharp as a tack! John Roy was the son of Nathaniel (sometimes spelled Mathaniel)Dannar and Rebecca Collins. Nathaniel's parents were Henry W. Dannar and Lydia Ann Ross (whom the Kansas Census Records indicate is white ;p ). Henry's parents were Michael Dannar and Sarah Vance. Michael's parents were Phillip Dannar, Jr. and Margaret Millheim.

Re: My Father

judyldd1 — 2009-11-15 20:41:06Z

I should have said that John and and Absolom changed there names and I didn't put that in the report. Their brother was William Henry. oops

Re: My Father

judyldd1 — 2009-11-15 20:39:31Z

My husband's last name is Dannar. We have heard that the reason the name was changed was because their brother William Henry Dannar married Lydia who is a black woman. They didn't like the idea of having a black woman in the family so they changed there name to Dannar from Danner. My Husbands Grandfather was Everett Dannar, his Gr Grandfather was Henry Dannar and his grgr grandfather was John R Dannar and Rebecca Ann, grgrgr was Michael Dannar.

Re: My Father

plcaves36 — 2009-05-31 22:00:35Z

My dad is robert caves. Edna's son grandma passed away in jan 2000.

Henry 1877-1949 his father was william Dahner/Dannar wife was Mary Ann Boren.

Eula's father i can not find. The only thing i know about her mom is her maiden name is gentry.

i hope this helps

please keep in touch

thanks

patty caves

Re: My Father

SharonDannar1545 — 2009-05-30 16:55:42Z

My husband is a Dannar from Northwest Nebraska. He was always told that if he ever met another Dannar whose name was spelled with an a instead of an e that they were most likely related. A few generations back there was a large family and their name was spelled Danner. Two or three of the boys-for reasons we have yet to learn-changed the spelling of their name from er to ar. Looks like you are an ar Dannar, too. So probably way back when we are somehow related. My husband's family tree is --- his dad, Robert: his grandfather, Clarence Alfred; his great greatfather is Edward Sylvester. We have the genealogy way back to the original settlers in America. However, and this is where it gets interesting, they were originally Tanners from Germany. Do not know why it was changed from Tanner to Danner and then to Dannar, but it was. Bruce's grandfather, Clarence Alfred, was one of five boys who were born in Missouri to Edward Dannar and Laura Kariker. They were called the five C's because they were Connie, Clyde, Cecil, Clarence, and I don't remember the other one right off the top of my head. They all left Missouri and settled in either Nebraska, Colorado, or Wyoming. I don't know their children, so you may come from one of their families. Hope this helps.

Re: My Father

LindaSmith332 — 2009-05-29 21:16:40Z

I live in Okla.now and have tried to find any info about the Dannar family.Do you know any info?Such as other names,dates ect? I have Henry,Eula as parents and Dora,Edna and Lily for sisters,and my dad and Albert.Did you ever hear about great grandparents?Who are your parents? Any info. would help.Thanks,Linda(Dannar)Smith.

Re: My Father

plcaves36 — 2009-05-29 00:18:21Z

I am her granddaughter

Re: My Father

LindaSmith332 — 2009-05-12 16:58:42Z

Yes, she was my Aunt.I didn't really know her but my dad,Jim talked about her.My mother did also.How are you related? Thanks, Linda.

Re: My Father

plcaves36 — 2009-05-10 22:22:33Z

Any relation to Edna Belle Dannar Caves-

Martin Dannar married Fannie Hoover

pulkinen2 — 2005-09-01 13:52:01Z

I am looking for information on the Martin DANNAR family. He married Fannie HOOVER, the sister of my great, great grandfather in Neosho County, Kansas 1881. I have found her on the following census forms: 1880 Ladore, Neosho County, Kansas, 1920 Labette County, Kansas and 1930 Labette County, Kansas. Would like to find their whereabouts after marriage, information on children and his death. Thank you.

Christina Pulkinen

Sharon Fortune Dannar - OBIT

2004-02-27 00:14:50Z

SHARON FORTUNE-DANNAR, age 52 of Burton TX. died December 25, 1998. She was a Master Certified Nursery Professional. She is survived by her husband, Larry Dwayne Dannar of Burton; son and daughter in law, Michael Luke & Michelle Vucinovich of Katy; a daughter and son in law, Shannon Lynnette & Gerry Kammer Jr. of Austin; brothers Robert Pool of Dickinson & Roy Pool of Houston, grandchildren Gerry David Kammer III, Maxwell Joseph Kammer, Falicia Rene Bridges, & Michael Joseph Vucinovich; mother in law and father in law, Marlene Dannar of Texas City & Edward L. Danner of Burton. A Memorial service will be held at 4:00 p.m. Monday, December 28,1998 in Memorial Oaks Chapel, 1306 West Main, Brenham, Texas 77833 (409) 836-4564MEMORIAL OAKS CHAPEL 1306 W. Main Brenham, TX 77833 (409) 836-4564

My Father

LindaSmith332 — 2003-12-20 20:26:34Z

If there is any information on my father's family I would like to have it.His name,Jimmie Washington Dannar,DOB 3-19-1910 in Wynnewood,Okla.Thanks

My Dannor Line

bmatkins1 — 2002-02-22 03:22:48Z

Peter Dannor, a son of Michael and Eve Dannor, bought land in Frederick County in 1756. Peter was nationalized at Annapolis in 1760 and his father Michael was nationalized in 1763. Michael Dannor died between 1772 and 1777; he and Eve had children: John, Michael jr, Andrew, Peter, and Elizabeth (Storm).

Peter Dannor made his will in 1768. From the will, Peter Dannor's family consisted of wife Barbary and children: Margaret, Mary, David, Catharine, Jacob, Susannah, and Esther.

David Dannor was born in Frederick County, Maryland, in 1759. David served in the Revolutionary War. He married after returning from the war and his daugh ter Mary was born in 1782.

About 1792, David and his family left Frederick County and moved to West moreland County, Pennslyvania. Mary Dannor married George Zenor in 1798 in West moreland County. Then about 1801 the family moved onto Jefferson County, Kentucky.

About 1804 David moved across the Ohio Rived from Jefferson County into Harrison County, Indiana. David remained in Harrison County until he was 73 when he moved north to Clay County, Indiana. His daughter Mary Dannor Zenor together with other Zenor families came north to Clay County before 1830.

DANNAR, Clarence W