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About Daniel Black
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ID: I9015
Name: Daniel BLACK 1
Sex: M
Birth: ABT 1745
John's father's name was Daniel Black. My earliest date for him was 1764 in Loudoun County, Virginia. He was there until 1789 when he sold the crop that was on the property he was buying on a land contract. He was sued by the owner because it was said that he hadn't made the payments on the land. I'm kind of glad he didn't pay otherwise, we couldn't know what happened to him when he left. He went to Allegany County, Maryland/Hampshire County, Virginia at least until 1808 when he is gone. I think I have him some where in my notes that I found him in Athens County, Ohio about that time but I have So many notes to check. I don't know the name of his wife. I think it was a Semonis, but I don't have any proof of that. I'm again guessing that her first name was Elizabeth or Margaret because those names are used so much in this family. I have 7 children for him and their families for several generations.
This is from an email from Arlene Hale Brachman.
1810 Census Wythe County Virginia. Page 2/39 David Black and a John Black are listed. Arlene says these are ours. These two are believed to be the sons of Daniel.
This information is from Ancestry, Sandra Mutert found these and Arlene Hale Brachman verified they are our family. It is my belief (Cathy Black Schaller) because of the ages of David (Daniel) and John that they are the sons of Daniel. John is my direct line.
Our first record of Daniel is on the tithe lists of Loudoun County, Virginia 1765. It wasn't a new county so he came from somewhere else. Probably down from Penn. Now whether he is an immigrant or the son of an immigrant is something we will still need to learn. There was a William and a Hugh Black in Loudoun County, before Daniel arrived but they were gone by the time he came. I've (Arlene Hale Brachman) done work on every family he had anything/transactions with in homes of connecting him, nothing came up as proof.
Most names are listed singly on the title and then the tax lists. But Daniel Black was always listed on the same line with John Semonis. This makes me think they were married to each others sister and all lived in the same household. Something about 1786 that broke this arrangement up. What I think is that Daniel's wife died and he remarried the widow of Conrad Waggoner.
Daniel Black went to Allegany County, Maryland with the rest of his children. In 1803 Daniel bought land in Hampshire County, West Virgina (Just across the river from Allegany County, Maryland. He sold in 1807 with his wife, Christina relinquishing her dower. Christina is a pretty name but not one of Daniels children ever named a child Christina, which makes me think she wasn't the mother of those children, but the second wife and the widow of Conrad Waggoner. Dennis and Peter Waggoner were witnesses when Benjamin Black married in Bedford in 1800. So parts of the family remained close.
This information came from the book Descendants of Daniel Black of Loudoun County, Virgina by Arlene Hale Brachman page 1.
This is from the Loudoun County Book from the Revolutionary War. This was filed on April 9, 1782 I do believe the following is our Daniel Black. http://vagensearch.com/AmericanRevolution/PatrioticService/1782Apri...
This is the link to the page I found in April 2008
233 Daniel Black is allowed for a waggon cover impressed into militia service & not returned as pr Cert & app
Marriage 1 ? SEMONES
Children
John BLACK b: BET 1775 AND 1780 in Loudoun County, Virginia
Samuel BLACK b: ABT 1766 in Loudoun County, Virginia
Daniel BLACK b: BET 1770 AND 1774 in Loudoun County, Virginia
Sarah BLACK b: ABT 1782 in Loudoun County, Virginia
Benjamin R. BLACK b: ABT 1768 in Loudoun County, Virginia
Margaret BLACK b: ABT 1767 in Loudoun County, Virginia
James BLACK b: ABT 1783 in Loudoun County, Virginia
Marriage 2 Christina ?
Sources:
Title: Arlene Hale Brachman
http://vagensearch.com/AmericanRevolution/PatrioticService/1782Apri...
1780-1783 Minute Book
Entries for 9 April 1782
Entry # Name and Description
1 Saml Arnett is allowed for 250 lb Beef @ 4d
2 Co1o Wm Alexander for 1125 Do @ Do
3 John Barker for 375 Do @ Do
4 John Bishop for 250 Do @ Do
5 Wm Booram for 165 Do @ Do
6 Henry Brewer for 575 Do @ Do
7 Doctr Gustavus Brown for 175 Do @ Do
8 James Burson for 300 Do @ Do
9 John Tyier for 260 Do @ Do
10 Majr. Charles West for 419 Do @ Do
11 John Carter Esq. is allowed for 200 lb @ 4d
14 Timothy Hixon for 260 lb Beef @4d
15 Wm Gregg for 425 Do @ Do
16 Andrew Brown for 275 Do @ Do
17 John Williams for 235 Do @ Do
18 Wm Myers for 250 Do @ Do
19 Joseph Scott for 250 Do @ Do
20 Anthy Wright for 225 Do @ Do
21 Mahlon Janney for 300 Do @ Do
22 Wm Pidgeon for 250 Do @ Do
23 Joseph Janny for 275 Do @ Do
24 Isaac Stiers for 250 Do @ Do
25 Leonard Ansell for 275 Do @ Do
26 John Steers for 475 Do @ Do
27 John Crumpton for 225 Do @ Do
28 Philip Noland, Jr for 250 Do @ Do
29 Leond Postons for 225 Do @ Do
30 Joseph Clews for 210 Do @ Do
31 Saml Combs for 300 Do @ Do
32 Ricd [Richard] White for 240 Do @ Do
33 Blackstone Jamsey [Janney]for 230 Do @ Do
34 Wm Roberts for 300 Do @ Do
35 Robt Todd for 300 Do @ Do
36 John Henry for 285 Do @ Do
37 Isaac Vantavender for 335 Do @ Do
38 Thos Carp, for 215 Do @ Do
39 Jonathan Nixon for 250 Do @ Do
40 John Carr for 275 Do @ Do
41 John Hanby for 250 Do @ Do
42 Wm Cavans for 165 Do @ Do
43 Margarett Howell for 325 Do @ Do
44 Thos [Thomas] Gregg for 325 Do @ Do
45 Isaac Gibson for 350 Do @ Do
46 Joseph Gibson for 300 Do @ Do
47 Isaac Griffith for 325 Do @ Do
48 Jasper Sypole for 325 Do @ Do
49 John Seiglor for 275 Do @ Do
50 Enoch Smith for 300 Do @ Do
51 Jacob Seiglor for 250 Do @ Do
52 Joseph Combs for 650 Do @ Do
53 Christo [Christopher] Cockerill for 225 Do @ Do
54 Wm Cook for 175 Do @ Do; for 680 Do @ Do [second entry appears below #55]
55 James Cumbus for 2 gallons & 1 qt Whiskey
56 Isaac Chinn for 200 lb Beef @/4
57 Wm Fitzhugh Esq. for 625 Do @ Do; same for 325 Do @ Do
58 Palser Hess for 425 Do @ Do
59 Geo Hancock for 500 Do @ Do
60 John Hurst for 625 Do @ Do
61 Wm Hess for 175 Do @ Do
62 Bartholomew Holdren for 275 Do @ Do
63 Michl Howdershelt for 142 Wt Do @ Do
64 Isaac Walker for 225 gross Do @ Do
65 Caleb Whitacres for 225 Do @ Do
66 Robt Wright for 190 Do @ Do
67 George Whitacre for 250 Do @ Do
68 Boston Woster for 275 Do @ Do
69 Washington Henrey for 343 Do @ Do
70, 71 John Wells for 350 Do @ Do; same for 275 Do @ Do
72 George West for 176 Do @ Do
73 Wm Vannoar for 550 Do @ Do
74 Isaac Votaw for 325 Do @ Do
75 Wm Nichols for 400 Do @ Do
76 Joseph Pool for 200 Do @ Do
77 Co1o Danl McCarty for 1550 Do @ Do
78 John Moss for 375 Do @ Do
79 Jona Milburn for 275 Do @ Do
80 Stephen McPherson for 300 Do @ Do
81 Joseph Fredd for 250 Do @ Do
82 Wm Reeder for 225 Do @ Do
83 Richard Richards for 350 Do @ Do
84 John Homes for 350 lb Beef @/4
85 John Dowdall for 4 days [word 'driving' crossed out] collecting Beeves at 5/p day & 16 days driving Beeves to camp at 6/ per day
86 Christian Slimmer for 50 lb Beef @ 4d
87 Mary Evans for 112 lb Beef @ 4d
88 Solomon Dixon for 340 lb Beef @ 4d
89 Benja Dulany for 350 lb Beef @ 4d; same for 225 lb Beef @ 4d
90 Jas Lewis for 275 lb Beef @ 4d
91 John Thomas for 350 Do @ Do
92 Robt Boggess for 320 Do @ Do
93 John Elliott for 275 Do @ Do
94 David Beatty for 225 Do @ Do
95 Jacob Myley for 300 Do @ Do
96 Philip Noland Sen'r for 375 Do @ Do
97 Clement Wheeler for 500 Do @ Do
98 John Coxon for 300 Do @ Do
99 Edward Mercer for 250 Do @ Do
100 Josias Clapham for 800 Do @ Do
101 Joseph Williams for 250 Do @ Do
102 Isaac Sands for 250 Do @ Do
103 Rd [Richard?] Roach for 300 Do @ Do
104 Henry Brown for 350 Do @ Do
105 Rd [Richard?] Williams for 225 Do @ Do
106 John Jackson for 300 Do @ Do
107 Philip Barker for 312 Do @ Do
108 Geo: Hammond for 412 Do @ Do
109 Geo: Shoemaker for 375 Do @ Do
110 Christian Crawse for 175 Do @ Do
111 Patrick Lasley for 187 Do @ Do
112 Adam Axline for 275 Do @ Do
113 John Axline for 275 Do @ Do
114 John Peters for 187 Do @ Do
115 John Trebloy for 300 pounds Beef @/4
116 Amos Janney for 275 Do @ Do
117 Andrew Thompson for 325 Do @ Do
118 Abram Statler for 312 Do @ Do
119 James Nixon for 375 Do @ Do
120 Ralph Akers for 400 Do @ Do
121 Benja Pundom for 325 Do @ Do
122 Saml Gregg for 687 Do @ Do
123 John Nixon for 300 Do @ Do
124 John Evans for 300 Do @ Do
125 Wm Russell for 350 Do @ Do
126 John Rower for 156 Do @ Do
127 Andrew Belts for 325 Do @ Do
128 Danl Shoemaker for 168 Do @ Do
129 Peter Mason for 437 Do @ Do
130 Mary Smith for 300 Do @ Do
131 Thomas Stump for 350 Do @ Do
132 Saml Weltman for 281 Do @ Do
133 Michl Hearns [Kearns?] for 312 Do @ Do
134 Adam Counts for 312 Do @ Do
135 Philip Hough for 375 Do @ Do
136 Christian Millar for 500 Do @ Do
137 John Cu__ad for 400 Do @ Do
138 Robt Russell for 325 Do @ Do
139 John Clew for 337 Do @ Do
140 Jno Wolf for 375 Do @ Do
141 Andrew Copeland for 375 Do @ Do
142 Casper Quick for 400 Do @ Do
143 Charles Whole for 350 Do @ Do
144 Conrad Darr for 312 Do @ Do
145 David Potts for 375 Do @ Do
146 Jno Russell for 375 Do @ Do
147 James Neilson for 375 Do @ Do
148 Nathan Potts for 375 Do @ Do
149 Ezekiel Potts for 375 Do @ Do
150 David Williams for 400 Do @ Do
151 Henry Smith for 625 Do @ Do
152 Jacob Shoemaker for 375 Do @ Do
153 Danl Shoemaker for 350 Do @ Do
154 Danl Addleman for 275 Do @ Do
155 Joseph Wallace for 225 Beef at /4.
156 George Shaffer for 280 Do @ Do
157 David Mull for 300 Do @ Do
158 John Malone for 325 Do @ Do
159 David Widdoman for 350 Do @ Do
160 Conrad Walts for 300 Do @ Do
161 Adam Vintsell for 300 Do @ Do
162 Francis Richey for 250 Do @ Do
163 Joseph Bogar for 200 Do @ Do
164 John Hough for 550 Do @ Do
165 Wm Hough for 325 Do @ Do
166 Joseph Coleman for 250 Do @ Do
167 Adam Wolf for 300 Do @ Do
168 Simon Shoemaker for 275 Do @ Do
169 John George for 468 Do @ Do
170 Adam Potterfeilt for 337 Do @ Do
171 Henry Counts for 437 Do @ Do
172 Owen Winn for 225 Do @ Do
173 Stephen Lay for 250 Do @ Do
174 John Jenkins for 325 Do @ Do
175 Abram Lay for 300 Do @ Do
176 Withers Smith for 425 Do @ Do & 2/ for driving.
177 Nathl Pegg for 250 Do @ Do
178 John Hough for 285 Do @ Do & 3/ for driving. [3 was overlaid on the number 2]
179 James Murray for 325 Do @ Do
180 Philip Brown for 150 Do @ Do
181, 182 Temple Smith for 200 Do @ Do & 3/ for driving [3 overlaid on 2]; same for 90 pounds bacon @/9; same for 100 Bushells of Rye @ 2/6 per bushel; same for 54 Do of corn @ 2/ per Do
12 John Carter for 877 and 262 [lbs] Beef @ 4[d]; same for 443 lbs. bacon @ 9 p lb
13 Hardage Lane for one new iron pott weight 24 lb furnished the militia in March 1781 12/
183 - 184 Jas Mercer is allowed for 450 lb [Beef?] at 4d; same for 7 days pasturage of 15 head of cattle on P. acct. [per account]; same for 116 days hire of a Horse impressed to forward the Marquis's troops
187 Saml Selden Assee [Assignee] of Jno Francis Mercer for 3819 lb of flour - /2 p lb & 18 barrells; same Assee [Assignee] of same for 5305 lb Do @ Do & 25 barrels
188 Wm Roberts for 7 days hire of a waggon & team impressed by the Marquis's detacht at 12/6 p day
189 Geo: Harrison, for 725 Bushells corn @ 2/ p[er] Bushl; same for 12 tun [tons] of Hay @ 2/6 p hundred
190-191 Cuthbert Harrison for 375 Beef @ 4d p lbs.; same for sundries furnished Colo Baylor's Regt as per acct
192 Wm Harvy allowd for 42 days hire of a waggon & team @ 12/ under warrt of the Govr
193 John Button for 750 pounds Beef @/4
194 Alexr McMullen for 325 Do @ Do; same for 325 Do @ Do
195 Robt Frier 500 hundred weight Hay @ 2/6 p Continental
196 Benja King for 375 Beef @ 4d p lbs
197 Nicholas Grymes for 1150 Do @ Do - 2 Certificates
198-199 Saml Love, Gt [Gentleman]for 500 Beef & 5/ for driving; same for 36 days hire of a waggon & team T'o [total] @ 12/6 per day
203 Thos Owsley for 258 pounds Beef @ 4d
204 Henry Swingler for 300 pounds Beef @ 4d & 2/ for driving
205 Jacob Reed for 375 Beef Do @ Do
211 Thos Shores for 50 lb stall fed Do @ Do
212 to 218 Battle Muse is allowed for acc'g to Cert. & acc'ts
219 John Wilson is allowed for 3 days' hire of 4 Horses @ 2/p day p[er] Horse Contl service & 3 days himself @ 3/
220 W__ Lane for 8 days hire of a waggon & team @ 12/6 per day Contl service. [John Palmer's name is crossed out and W__(?) Lane's name is inserted]
221 The estate of Jacob Coutzman is allow'd for 300 lb Hay
223 George Johnston for 1 gun taken for Mila [Militia] duty & not Retd, £ 2
224 James Grady is allowed for 1 night pasturage of 94 Horses Contl employ.
225 John Peenham for l iron pott taken for the Mila [Militia] & not Retd 6/
226 Barnett Bower for 225 lb Beef @ 4d p lbs
227 -228 Nathl Skinner for 123 days pasturage of a Horse @ /4 d; same for one Horse for feeding & pasturage &tc of 1/ [1 overlaid on 2] per day for 87 days
229 Jenkin Philips for 65 days hire of a waggon & team; same for sundries lost as per receipt
206 to 212 Jacob Reed is allowed as p acct & receipts
394 Hamilton Rodgers is allowed for 7 days hire of a waggon p @ /2
395 Thomas Rodgers for 35 days hire of a waggon p @ /2 as p Cer
230 John Chelton for l sorrell mare 13 1/2 hands high 9 years old to 9 pounds specie Contl
231 Wm B'd. Sear Assee [assignee] of Battle Muse for 783 lb of pickled Beef @ 4/ p # & 14 Bl's[barrels? Bushels?] of oats @ 2/ per Bl's
233 Daniel Black is allowed for a waggon cover impressed into militia service & not returned as pr Cert & app
It keeps going the list
- Updated from FamilySearch Family Tree via sister Abigail Black by SmartCopy: Jun 5 2015, 9:53:14 UTC
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Daniel Black's Timeline
| 1715 |
March 4, 1715
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Boxford, Essex County, Massachusetts, United States
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| 1743 |
July 24, 1743
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Boxford, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
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July 24, 1743
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Boxford, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
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| 1744 |
September 1744
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| 1746 |
June 1746
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| 1749 |
April 1749
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Boxford, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
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| 1752 |
December 1752
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Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
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| 1755 |
May 11, 1755
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Topsfield, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
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| 1759 |
September 2, 1759
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Essex, Massachusetts
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