Daniel HERRIN
M, b. circa 1775, d. 27 February 1842
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Daniel HERRIN was born circa 1775 in South Carolina.
Daniel married Margaret _____ circa 1799 in South Carolina.1
Daniel HERRIN moved from Lexington County, South Carolilna to Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, circa 1818 in a caravan according to family tradition and settled near Cedar Cove (Coaling). The caravan consisted of 15 men.1
As of 1830, Daniel HERRIN was living in on Hargrove road, Tuscaloosa county. It was in section 17 of township 22 range 8 west. He witnessed the deed of William Henry HERRIN on 26 January 1835 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama.2
Daniel HERRIN appeared on the 1840 Federal Census of Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, one male 20-29 [Elkany], one male 60-69 [Daniel], one female 20-29[Malinda], and one female 50-59 [Margaret]. There were no slaves.
On 27 February 1842 Daniel died in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, leaving Margaret a widow.
A quit claim deed shows where John Elam and Elizabeth Elam, his wife; Abram Watts and Celia Watts, his wife; Adam Fair and Kesiah Fair, his wife, for $600 sold to Henry Herrin and Elkany Herrin a parcel of land as part of the 21 Mar 1842 estate of Daniel Herrin, deceased. It was signed by John Elam, Elizabeth Elam, Abraham Watts, Celia [Lucelia] Watts, Adam Fair, and Kesiah Fair, all by their mark. The location of the land is not given but is believed to have been in section 16 or 17, township 22, range 8 west.3
Daniel married Margaret _____ circa 1799 in South Carolina.1
Daniel HERRIN moved from Lexington County, South Carolilna to Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, circa 1818 in a caravan according to family tradition and settled near Cedar Cove (Coaling). The caravan consisted of 15 men.1
As of 1830, Daniel HERRIN was living in on Hargrove road, Tuscaloosa county. It was in section 17 of township 22 range 8 west. He witnessed the deed of William Henry HERRIN on 26 January 1835 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama.2
Daniel HERRIN appeared on the 1840 Federal Census of Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, one male 20-29 [Elkany], one male 60-69 [Daniel], one female 20-29[Malinda], and one female 50-59 [Margaret]. There were no slaves.
On 27 February 1842 Daniel died in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, leaving Margaret a widow.
A quit claim deed shows where John Elam and Elizabeth Elam, his wife; Abram Watts and Celia Watts, his wife; Adam Fair and Kesiah Fair, his wife, for $600 sold to Henry Herrin and Elkany Herrin a parcel of land as part of the 21 Mar 1842 estate of Daniel Herrin, deceased. It was signed by John Elam, Elizabeth Elam, Abraham Watts, Celia [Lucelia] Watts, Adam Fair, and Kesiah Fair, all by their mark. The location of the land is not given but is believed to have been in section 16 or 17, township 22, range 8 west.3
Last Edited=18 Aug 2022
Children of Daniel HERRIN and Margaret _____
- William Henry HERRIN+ b. 1800
- Lucelia HERRIN+ b. c 1804
- Elizabeth HERRIN b. c 1809
- Mary Keziah HERRIN b. 1810, d. c 1852
- Elkany HERRIN+ b. c 1815
- Malinda Obedience HERRIN b. 1822
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