Fannie MACDANIEL b. c 1849 Virginia, USA: Our Family History

Fannie MACDANIEL

1849 -

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Name	Fannie MACDANIEL
Birth	c 1849	Virginia, USA [1]
Gender	Female
Census	1 Jun 1870	Columbia County, Georgia, USA [1]
	Thomson Post Office, 127 District
	1870 Census Columbia County, Georgia Thomson Post Office, 127 District Samuel McDaniel, 21, farmer, personal estate 447, Virginia, male over 21 Elizabeth McDaniel, 43, keeping house, North Carolina Sallie McDaniel, 23, teaching school, Virginia Fannie McDaniel, 21, without occupation, Virginia Zera McDaniel, 13, attending school, Georgia [1]
Person ID	I560	Clan Campbell Genealogy
Last Modified	22 Jul 2025

Father	Zere MACDANIEL
Mother	Elizabeth EVANS, b. c 1830, Georgia, USA
Marriage	18 Dec 1837	Pittsylvania County, Virginia, USA [2]
	Marriage Record Pittsylvania County, Virginia 18 December 1837 Zere MCDANIEL Elizabeth EVANS Isaac SAMPSON, bondsman Martha McDANIEL, signer of certificate Arthur W. EANES, officiant [2]
Family ID	F223	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

[S69] Census records (USA), 1 June 1870., p. 40. (Stamped 44b).
Thomson Post Office, 127 District, Columbia County, Georgia. MCDANIEL, Samuel [head] (visitation 21 June 1870). DN 367. FN 391. Roll M593_145.
[S42] Marriages (CR) USA, 18 Dec 1837, p. 115.
Pittsylvania County, Virginia. MCDANIEL, Zere and EVANS, Elizabeth. Marriage bonds book, no. 1, 1767-1861. Collection: Virginia, Vital Records, 1715-1912. DGS4093099. www.familysearch.org

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