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     Brian Carl Herron is the son of Danny C. Herron and Donna Benford.¹

     Todd Benford Fowler is the son of Todd Fowler and Delia Benford.¹

     Claire Blake Benford is the daughter of Herbert Benford Jr and Shirley Ann Kincheloe.¹

     Warren Chandler Doughty is the son of Stephen Winston Doughty and Landra Benford.¹

     

Danny C. Herron married Donna Benford in 1977 at Albany, Dougherty County, Georgia.¹

     Kelly Lynne Haggerty is the daughter of Edmund Francis Haggerty Jr and Peggy Lynn Benford.¹

     Stephen David Doughty is the son of Stephen Winston Doughty and Landra Benford.¹

     

Edmund Francis Haggerty Jr married Peggy Lynn Benford on 20 August 1972 at Albany, Dougherty County, Georgia.¹

     Kerry Anne Haggerty is the daughter of Edmund Francis Haggerty Jr and Peggy Lynn Benford.¹

     Kelsey Danielle Herron is the daughter of Danny C. Herron and Donna Benford.¹

     Canace Lee Benford is the daughter of Herbert Benford Jr and Shirley Ann Kincheloe.¹

     Delia Benford is the daughter of Herbert Benford Jr and Shirley Ann Kincheloe.¹

     Sherry Leanne Doughty is the daughter of Stephen Winston Doughty and Landra Benford.¹

     Kristin Gail Herron is the daughter of Danny C. Herron and Donna Benford.¹

     

Jonathan Philip Strause married Karen Olford at Big Sky, Montana.³ He is the son of Dr. Nathan Philip Strause III and Carol Sue Dobson.^1,2

     

John Michael Lynch married Susan Katherine Strause on 3 October 1998 at Episcopal Cathedral, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.¹

     Susan Katherine Strause is the daughter of Dr. Nathan Philip Strause III and Carol Sue Dobson.^1,2

Susan Katherine Strause married John Michael Lynch on 3 October 1998 at Episcopal Cathedral, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.³

     

Brian Matthew Fleischer married Laura Talmadge McDaniel at U S Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland.¹

     Kate Ashlyn Fleischer is the daughter of Brian Matthew Fleischer and Laura Talmadge McDaniel.¹

     Mary Alice Bickley was born on 11 January 1856 at Talbot Co., GA.^2,3,4

Mary Alice Bickley and George Thomas McDaniel obtained a marriage license on 24 February 1874 at Talbot County, Georgia.⁵

Mary Alice Bickley married George Thomas McDaniel on 5 March 1874 at Talbot County, Georgia.^6,7

As of 5 March 1874,her married name was Mary Alice Bickley McDaniel.^2,8,9

She was enumerated as "Mary McDaniel" and was listed as the wife of George Thomas McDaniel on the 1880 Census for Talbot County, Georgia, District 894. The official date for this census was 1 June 1880. Facts gathered from this census included: Mary McDaniel was listed as the 24 year old white female, wife of the Head of the Household, George T. McDaniel. Her occupation was listed as keeping house. She listed her place of birth and that of her father and mother as Georgia.¹⁰

Mary Alice Bickley enumerated as "Mary A. McDaniel" was listed as the wife of George Thomas McDaniel on the 1900 Census of at Mineral Springs District, Stewart County, Georgia, Ward 47. The official date for this census was 1 June 1900.It did not include anyone born after 1 June 1900. Facts gathered from this census included: Mary A. McDaniel was the wife of the head of the household, George T. McDaniel; residing in dwelling # 30. She is listed as a white female born in Feb 1856 who was 44 years old at her last birthday. She had been married for 26 years. She and both of her parents were born in Georgia.She was the mother of 6 children and all were living in 1900. She listed no occupation (so probably was at home). She could read and write and speak English.¹¹

Mary Alice Bickley enumerated as "M.A. McDaniel" was listed as the wife of George Thomas McDaniel on the 1910 Census of at Stewart County, Georgia, Militia District 725, ED 88. The official date of this census was 15 April 1910. It did not include anyone born after 15 April 1910. M.A. McDaniel was listed as the 54 year old white female who was the wife of the Head of the Household, George T. McDaniel. Her occupation was listed as none. She had been married for 36 years.She listed her place of birth as Georgia and that of her father as South Carolina and that of her mother as Georgia. She could speak English and read and write. She listed her occupation as none.¹²

Mary Alice Bickley enumerated as "Mary McDaniel" was listed as the wife of George Thomas McDaniel on the 1920 Census of at Mineral Springs District, Stewart County, Georgia, Enumeration District 82. The official date of this census was 01 January 1920. Facts gathered from this census included: Mary McDaniel was listed as a 64 year old, white, female; and wife of the Head of the Household, George T. McDaniel. She was married. She was able to read and write. She and both of her parents were born in Georgia. Her occupation was listed as none.¹³

Mary moved with their children, Everett, from Omaha, Stewart County to Albany, Dougherty County, Georgia, after 22 November 1924 where she resided with her Son, Everett Sultan McDaniel and his family until her death.

Mary Alice Bickley enumerated as "Mary A. McDaniel" was listed as the mother of Everett Sultan McDaniel on the 1930 Census of at 1009 Van Buren, Albany, Dougherty County, Georgia, Ward 4, Enumeration District 48-9. The official date of this census was 01 April 1930.Facts gathered from this census included: Mary A. McDaniel was a white female who was 74 years old on her last birthday. She was the mother of the Head of the Family, Everettt McDaniel and was widowed. She had not attended school since 1 September 1929, and she could read and write. She and both of her parents were born in Georgia. She spoke English. Her occupation was as none.¹⁴

This is a photograph of Mary dated after 1930 at Van Buren Street, Albany, Dougherty County, Georgia.¹⁵

This is a photograph of Mary Alice Bickley, his mother dated 25 December 1936, in Albany, Dougherty County, Georgia.¹⁶

Mary died on 17 March 1942 at Albany, Dougherty Co., Georgia, USA, at the age of 86. She was preceded in death by her husband, George Thomas McDaniel, daughter, Annie Claudie McDaniel. She was survived by her sons, Everett Sultan McDaniel, James Stephen McDaniel, Luther Bickley McDaniel and Walter Flint(Flynt) McDaniel, daughter, Minnie Lee McDaniel. She was also survived by 19 grandchildren and at least 12 great grandchildren and 3 great great grandchildren.^2,3,4,17 She was buried after 17 March 1942 at Omaha, Stewart County, Georgia.^2,17,18

     Mariah Ann Flint(Flynt)` was alternately recorded as having been born circa 1817 in North Carolina.² She was born circa 1819 at New York She was listed as 30 years on 19 Aug 1850 in the 1850 Census. Her birthday should fall somewhere between 1819-1820 in New York.³

Mariah Ann Flint(Flynt)` married George McDaniel on 23 December 1838 at Talbot County, Georgia, (Actually listed as either the 23 or 25 of December).⁴

As of 23 December 1838,her married name was Mariah Ann Flint McDaniel.⁴

She was probably included as a free white female, 15 and under 20 years old, in the an unknown person household on the 1840 Census for Talbot County, Georgia. The official date for this census was 1 June 1840. Facts gathered from this census included: George McDaniel household: 1 Free White Male 20 and under 30; 1 Free White Female under 5; and 1 Free White Female 15 and under 20, Total of 3 persons in the household 2 of which were employed in Agriculture.COMMENT: This probably indicated the household was made of of George, his Mariah Ann and daughter under 5 years of age, Sarah. The age of George was probably mistakenly entered as 20-30 years instead of 30-40 years.The age of his wife Mariah Ann probably was mistakenly entered as 15-20 years when actually she was 20-30 years.⁵

She enumerated as "Ann McDaniel" and was listed as a household member living with George McDaniel on the 1850 Census for Talbot County, Georgia, District 17. The official date for this census was 1 June 1850 Facts gathered from this census included:George McDaniel household: Ann McDaniel was a 30 year old white female household member who was probably the wife of the Head of the Family; who was born in New York. No profession was listed.³

Mariah Ann was enumerated as " Ann M. McDaniel" was listed as a household member living with George McDaniel on the 1860 Census of Talbot County Georgia. The official date for this census was 1 June 1860. Facts gathered from this census included: Ann M. McDaniel was listed as a 43 year old, white, female household member and probably the wife of the Head of the Family, George McDaniel. Her occupation was not indicated; She was listed as having been born in North Carolina. COMMENT: In all other census her birthplace was listed as New York.⁶ As of 1860, Mariah Ann Flint(Flynt)` was also known as Ann M McDaniel In 1860 GA Talbot County Census she was listed as Ann M. McDaniel.⁷

Mariah died in April 1860 at Talbot County, Georgia, of pneumonia.. She was survived by her husband, George McDaniel, sons, William McDaniel, George Thomas McDaniel and Anderson Winn McDaniel, daughters, Sarah McDaniel, Elizabeth McDaniel, Alfadonia McDaniel, Leander McDaniel, Maryetta McDaniel and Laura J. McDaniel. She was also survived by one grandchild.

     William McDaniel was the son of Family McDaniel.

He was enumerated as "William McDaniel" was listed as the head of a family on the 1840 census for Burks Township, Talbot County, Georgia, Burks Township. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also living in the household: . Household on the 1840 Census for Burks Township, Talbot County, Georgia. The official date for this census was 1 June 1830. Facts gathered from this census included: William McDaniel household: (a) 1 Free White Males under 5, (b) 1 Free White male 20 and under 30, (c) 1 Free White male 40 and under 50, (d) 1 Free White female under 5, (e) 1 free white female 10 and under 15, (f) 1 Free white female 15 and under 20, and (g) 1 free white female 40 and under 50. (h) Total of 7 persons in the household.COMMENT: This probably indicated the household was made of of William, his wife, 2 sons and 3 daughters. The son 20 and under 30 could be George who was born c. 1806.²

He was enumerated as "William McDaniel" was listed as the head of a family on the 1840 census for Talbot County, Georgia. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also living in the household: . Household on the 1840 Census for Talbot County, Georgia. The official date for this census was 1 June 1840. Facts gathered from this census included: William McDaniel household: (a) 2 Free White Males 15 and under 20, (b) 1 Free White male 50 and under 60, (c) 1 Free White female 10 and under 15, (d)1 free white female 50 and under 60. (e) Total of 5 persons in the household (e) 4 of which were employed in Agriculture.COMMENT: This probably indicated the household was made of of William, his wife, 2 sons and 1 daughter.The 2 oldest children probably left home and I assume one was George.¹

      George McDaniel was also known as George Anderson McDaniel. He was born between 1806 and 1807 at Georgia He was listed as 43 years on 19 Aug 1850 in the 1850 Census. His birthday should fall somewhee between 19 Aug 1806 and 19 Aug 1807.¹ He was the son of William McDaniel.

George McDaniel married Mariah Ann Flint(Flynt)` on 23 December 1838 at Talbot County, Georgia, (Actually listed as either the 23 or 25 of December).²

He was enumerated as "Geo. McDaniel" was listed as the head of a family on the 1840 census for Talbot County, Georgia. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also living in the household: Sarah McDaniel, a free white female age newborn to five years old Mariah Ann Flint(Flynt)`, a free white female age fifteen to twenty years old. Household on the 1840 Census for Talbot County, Georgia. The official date for this census was 1 June 1840. Facts gathered from this census included: George McDaniel household: 1 Free White Male 20 and under 30; 1 Free White Female under 5; and 1 Free White Female 15 and under 20; Total of 3 persons in the household 2 of which were employed in agriculture. COMMENT: This probably indicated the household was made of of George, his wife Mariah Ann and daughter under 5 years of age, Sarah. The age of George was probably mistakenly entered as 20-30 years instead of 30-40 years.The age of his wife Mariah Ann probably was mistakenly entered as 15-20 years when actually she was 20-30 years.³

He was enumerated as "Geo.McDaniel" and was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 Census for Talbot County, Georgia, District 17. Mariah Ann Flint(Flynt)`, Sarah McDaniel, Elizabeth McDaniel, William McDaniel, Alfadonia McDaniel and Leander McDaniel were listed as household members. The official date for this census was 1 June 1850. Facts gathered from this census included:George was a 43 year old white male, Head of the Family, whose profession was listed as a farmer. He indicated his place of birth was Georgia. George Hollis were listed as his neighbors.⁴

George McDaniel is head of household in the 1850 census/slave schedule for Talbot County, Georgia. He was listed as owning 12 male and 11 female slaves.⁵

George was enumerated as " George McDaniel" on the 1860 Census of Talbot County Georgia. William McDaniel, Alfadonia McDaniel, Maryetta McDaniel, George Thomas McDaniel, Benjamin Franklin McDaniel, Laura J. McDaniel, Anderson Winn McDaniel and Mariah Ann Flint(Flynt)` were listed as household members. The official date for this census was 1 June 1860. Facts gathered from this census included: George McDaniel was listed as a 52 year old, white,male; and the Head of the Household. He indicated that his occupation was farming; the value of his real estate was $400; He was born in Georgia; He could not read and write. Leonard S. Hollis, Monroe Hollis and Mary V. were listed as his neighbors.⁶

George McDaniel and Sarah Macon obtained a marriage license on 25 January 1861 at Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia.⁷

George McDaniel married Sarah Macon Pritchard on 29 January 1861 at Harris County, Georgia.^8,9,7

George McDaniel was enumerated as " George McDaniel" and was listed as the head of a family on the 1870 Census for Box Springs, Talbot County, Georgia, Wilkinson District. The official date for this census was 1 June 1870. Facts gathered from this census included: George McDaniel was listed as a 64 year old, white, male, and the Head of the Household. He indicated that his occupation was a farmer; The value of his real estate was $150; He was born in Georgia; He was a male citizen of the US, 21 years of age and upwards..⁸

George McDaniel signed a Promissary Note to an unknown person which was recorded on on 25 February 1873 at Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia. AMOUNT: 725.00. DUE DATE: 1 Ocober 1873. PURPOSE:to make a crop and support my famiy. TERMS:the entire crop of 1873 and each crop from year to year with all stock and land owned by me 4 head of cattle, 5 head of pigs shall be boundfor the payment of the above amount with all cost and collecting fees, and it is further agreed that if said is not paid at maturity, W. L. Tillman shall take charge of said property and cropand sell at public _______and I further declare said property unencumbered waiving all exemptions of _____- for value received. If not paid by maturity,8% interest/yearlevied until paid plus payment of costs and fees incurred in collection. Also agree to deliver to lender 3 bales of cotton to be sold including usual charges for storage and selling. If cotton not sent agreed to pay $1.00/bale storage and commission. Lein voided if pade on time.DATE RECORDED:23 March 1881, Talbot County, Georgia.¹⁰

George McDaniel enumerated as "George McDaniel" was listed as the head of household on the 1880 Census of at Talbot County, Georgia, District 894, Banghs. Also living in the household were his wife, Sarah Macon, his daughters, Laura J. McDaniel and Georgia Willard McDaniel. . Sarah Elizabeth Carter, Monroe Hollis, William McDaniel, George Thomas McDaniel, Sarah McDaniel, Benjamin Franklin McDaniel, Anderson Winn McDaniel and Alfadonia McDaniel were listed as neighbors. The official date for this census was 1 June 1880. Facts gathered from this census included: George McDaniel was a 74 year old white, male who was the Head of the Family. His occupation was farming. He and both of his parents were born in Georgia.¹¹

George died on 13 April 1881 at Talbot County, Georgia. He was preceded in death by his wife, Mariah Ann Flint McDaniel. He was survived by his wife, Sarah Macon Pritchard McDaniel, sons, William McDaniel, George Thomas McDaniel, Benjamin Franklin McDaniel and Anderson Winn McDaniel, daughters, Sarah McDaniel, Elizabeth McDaniel, Alfadonia McDaniel, Maryetta McDaniel, Laura J. McDaniel, Georgia Willard McDaniel and Emma McDaniel.¹²

     

SSN: 083-05-0775.³ George Dawson McDaniel was born on 5 August 1906 at Union Springs, Bullock County, Alabama.⁴ He was the son of Everett Sultan McDaniel and Margaret Stephens Dawson.^1,2

George Dawson McDaniel enumerated as "George D. McDaniel" was listed as the son of Everett Sultan McDaniel on the 1910 Census of at Union Springs, Bullock County, Alabama, Ward 5. The official date of this census was 15 April 1910. It did not include anyone born after 15 April 1910. George D. McDaniel was listed as a (a) 4 year old white (b) single male who was the (c) son of the Head of the Household, Everett S. McDaniel. He was (d) born in Alabama while (e-f) both of his parents were born in Georgia.He (g) spoke English and (h) it was not indicated if he could read or write. He listed (i)his occupation as none.⁵

George Dawson McDaniel, Dr. Everett Sultan McDaniel Jr and Lt. Col. USA William Thomas McDaniel enumerated as "George McDaniel" was listed as the son of Everett Sultan McDaniel on the 1920 Census of at Maurer Street, Garyville, St John the Baptist Parish, Louisiana, Police Jury Ward 6. The official date of this census was 01 January 1920. E S McDaniel Household: George McDaniel was listed as the (a) 13 year old white male (b) son of the head of the household (c) residing on Maurer Street. Others listed as residing there included Mag (Madge) his mother; his father E. S., his brother Everette,his sister Margaretta(Margaret), his sister Bessie (Bess), his sister Virginia,and his brother William.Also residing with the family was Sankey Dawson, his maternal aunt.He (d) spoke English and (e) could read and write. There were (f) no comments in relation to Citizenship. (g-i) Place of birth for herself and both parents was listed erroneously as Louisiana. (j) Occupation listed as none.⁶

George Dawson McDaniel enumerated as "George D. McDaniel" was listed as the son of Everett Sultan McDaniel on the 1930 Census of at 1009 Van Buren, Albany, Dougherty County, Georgia, Ward 4, Enumeration District 48-9. The official date of this census was 01 April 1930.Facts gathered from this census included: George D.McDaniel was a white male who was 28 years old on his last birthday, and resided at 1009 Van Buren Street. He was the son of the Head of the Family, Everitt McDaniel. He was single. He had attended school since 1 September 1929,and could read and write. He was born in Alabama, while his father's birthplace was Georgia and Alabama was his mother's. He spoke English. His occupation was "at home".⁷

George Dawson McDaniel married Adela Barksdale Ware on 6 September 1931 at Dresden, Muskingum County, Ohio.⁴

This is a photograph of George dated circa 1940 at Bronxville, Westchester County, New York.⁸

George died on 19 November 1984 at Lake Wales, Polk County, Florida, at the age of 78. He was preceded in death by his brother, Lt. Col. USA William Thomas McDaniel, sister, Mary Sankey McDaniel. He was survived by his brother, Dr. Everett Sultan McDaniel Jr, sisters, Anne Elizabeth McDaniel, Virginia Holt McDaniel, Beryl Carroll McDaniel and Margaret Blair McDaniel.^9,10

     George Thomas McDaniel was born on 30 December 1851 at Talbot County, Georgia.^4,5 He was the son of George McDaniel and Mariah Ann Flint(Flynt)`.^2,3

George Thomas was enumerated as "Thomas McDaniel" was listed as a household member living with George McDaniel on the 1860 Census of Talbot County Georgia. The official date for this census was 1 June 1860. Facts gathered from this census included: Thomas McDaniel was listed as a 9 year old, white, male household member and was probably the son of the Head of the Household, George McDaniel. He was listed as having been born in Georgia. He had not attended school in the year. COMMENT: This has to be George Thomas McDaniel.³

He was enumerated as " Thomas McDaniel" and was listed as a household member living with George McDaniel on the 1870 Census for Box Springs, Talbot County, Georgia, Wilkinson District. The official date for this census was 1 June 1870. Facts gathered from this census included: Thomas McDaniel was listed as a 18 year old, white, male; and household member who was probably the the son of the Head of the Household, George McDaniel. He indicated his occupation working on a farm. He was born in Georgia.⁶

On on 15 July 1873 at Macon, Georgia, George Thomas McDaniel signed a promisssory note for the following AMOUNT: $12.00. DUE DATE: 10 November 1873 .Purpose:Advance on crop of cotton. TERMS: SECURITY: one bay mule on plantation in Talbot County, Georgia. If not paid by maturity, lein to be foreclosed plus payment of costs and fees incurred in collection. Also agree to deliver to warehouse of lender all of cotton crop . If draft not paid by maturity lender authorized to sell at his discretion the crop for purpose of paying the draft. DATE RECORDED:17 July 1873, Talbot County, Georgia. The lender was an unknown person .⁷

George Thomas McDaniel and Mary Alice Bickley obtained a marriage license on 24 February 1874 at Talbot County, Georgia.⁸ George married Mary Alice on 5 March 1874 at Talbot County, Georgia. Officiated.^9,10

He was enumerated as "George T. McDaniel" and was listed as the head of household on the 1880 Census for Talbot County, Georgia. Also living in the household were his wife, Mary Alice Bickley .. George T. McDaniel was listed as the 21 year old white male Head of the Household. His occupation was listed as a laborer. He listed his place of birth and that of his father and mother as Georgia. Sarah Elizabeth Carter, George McDaniel, Anderson Winn McDaniel, Benjamin Franklin McDaniel, Sarah McDaniel, Monroe Hollis and William McDaniel were listed as his neighbors.¹¹

His occupation was as a Farmer, Land Owner between 1881 and 1920.¹²

On on 23 March 1881 at Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia, George Thomas McDaniel signed a promisssory note for the following AMOUNT: $25.00. DUE DATE: 15 Ocober 1881. Purpose:Advance on crop of cotton. TERMS:SECURITY: one bay mare 6 years old called "Cora". If not paid by maturity,8% interest/yearlevied until paid plus payment of costs and fees incurred in collection. Also agree to deliver to lender 3 bales of cotton to be sold including usual charges for storage and selling. Ifcotton not sent agreed to pay $1.00/bale storage and commission. Lein voided if pade on time. DATE RECORDED:23 March 1881, Talbot County, Georgia. The lender was an unknown person .⁷

On on 4 April 1882 at Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia, George Thomas McDaniel signed a promisssory note for the following AMOUNT: $75.00. DUE DATE: 1 Sept 1882. Purpose:Advance on crop of cotton. SECURITY: one bay mare 7 years old called "Cora" , one two horse wagon and all; the corn, cotton, cottonseed grown by me during 1882. TERMS:Any additional advances from lender will be on same terms. If not paid by maturity, 10% interest/year levied until paid plus payment of costs and fees incurred in collection. DATE RECORDED:29 May 1882, Talbot County, Georgia. The lender was an unknown person .⁷

On on 7 March 1883 at Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia, George Thomas McDaniel signed a promisssory note for the following AMOUNT: $50.00. DUE DATE: 15 October 1885. TERMS:if not paid - 8% interest/annum until paid.
SECURITY: one large bay mare 9 years old called "Cora"
ADDITIONAL TERMS:agreed to send 5 bales of cotton to lender to sell including usual charges for storage and selling. If not sent to pay $1.00/bale storage and commission. Lein void if paid on time. Recorded 7/3/1883, Talbot County, Georgia. The lender was an unknown person .⁷

On on 1 February 1884 at Talbot County, Georgia, George Thomas McDaniel signed a promisssory note for the following AMOUNT: $75.00. PURPOSE:provisions and fertiliizer for year's crops. DUE DATE: not indicated (at time of harvest)
TERMS:if not paid - 10% interest/annum until paid. plus 10% interest on legal and collection fees.
SECURITY:Fee Simple - all the crops of cotton, corn grown in current year and one bay horse named (?) and one two horse wagon.
ADDITIONAL TERMS:If any monies, or provisions or fertilizer over and above original amount - same provisions apply. Failure to pay must pay lawter's collection fees.
Recorded 7 February 1884, Talbot County, Georgia. The lender was an unknown person .⁷

On on 19 July 1884 at Talbotton, Talbot County, Georgia, George Thomas McDaniel signed a promisssory note for the following AMOUNT:$135.00.PURPOSE: provisions and family supplies. DUE DATE: 1 October 1884. TERMS:if not paid - 10% interest/annum until paid. plus 10% interest on legal and collection fees. SECURITY: one black horse male, 3 years old named "Jim" plus all my crops of corn, cotton, cottonseed, and fodder raised this year. ADDITIONAL TERMS: Lein void if paid on time. Recorded 15 August 1884, Talbot County, Georgia. The lender was an unknown person .⁷

On on 23 December 1884 at Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia, George Thomas McDaniel signed a promisssory note for the following AMOUNT: $100.00. PURPOSE: provisions and ffamily supplies
DUE DATE: 1 March 1885. TERMS:if not paid !0% interest from 25 October 1884 until paid including any lawyers fees for collection.
SECURITY:One black male horse named "Scott" about 5 years old and a 2 horse Thomas ? ? wagon.
Recorded 29 Janruary 1885, Talbot County, Georgia. The lender was an unknown person .⁷

On on 25 February 1885 at Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia, George Thomas McDaniel signed a promisssory note for the following AMOUNT: $146.75. PURPOSE:for supplies furnished to make my crop
DUE DATE: not given (probably upon harvest). TERMS:if not paid !0% interest until paid including any lawyers fees for collection. SECURITY:One black mare mule, 6 years old named "Nellie", and one bay male horse 5 years old named "George". ADDITIONAL TERMS: an additional $16.00 advanced with terms - 12 bales of cotton harvested the present year plus warehouse charges plus commissions for selling . If fails to deliver said cotton agrees tom pay said $16.00. Recorded 13 March 1885, Talbot County, Georgia. The lender was an unknown person .⁷

On on 26 February 1885 at Talbotton, Talbot County, Georgia, George Thomas McDaniel signed a promisssory note for the following AMOUNT: $117.58. DUE DATE: 1 November 1885. TERMS:SECURITY: black horse male medium size about 5 years old named "Scott" to which title remains in hand of W. E. Williams until this note fully paid.
ADDITIONAL TERMS: If note not paid by due date to pay 10% intetest/yr including collection and lawyer's fees. DATE RECORDED:6 March 1885, Talbot County, Georgia. The lender was an unknown person .¹³

On on 26 February 1885 at Talbot County, Georgia,, George Thomas McDaniel and Benjamin Franklin McDaniel signed a promisssory note for the following AMOUNT: $65.00. DUE DATE: 1 November 1885. TERMS:SECURITY: Queen Dexter side bar buggy title in hands of W.E. Williams until note fully paid. DATE RECORDED:6 March 1885, Talbot County, Georgia. The lender was an unknown person .⁷

On on 4 March 1885 in at Talbot County, Georgia,, he signed a contract for the following purchase PURPOSE:purchase of blaze faced mare about 15 years old named "Sally" and one spring buggy in good running order. AMOUNT: $100.00
DUE DATE:1 October 1885. TERMS:if fail to pay by due date I agree to pay the customary rent for these for one year. SECURITY:None listed. Recorded 17 March 1885, Talbot County, Georgia. .⁷

On on 31 July 1885 at Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia, George Thomas McDaniel signed a promisssory note for the following AMOUNT: $135.00. PURPOSE: for supplies for this years crops. DUE DATE:1 October 1885. TERMS:if fail to pay by due date 10% interest until paid plus collecting fees
SECURITY:one bay mare mule called "?" and also 4 bales of cotton. Recorded 31 July 1885,Talbot County, Georgia. The lender was an unknown person .⁷

George Thomas McDaniel enumerated as "George T. McDaniel" was listed as the head of household on the 1900 Census of at Mineral Springs District, Stewart County, Georgia, Enumeration District 47. Also living in the household were his wife, Mary Alice Bickley, his sons, James Stephen McDaniel, Everett Sultan McDaniel, Luther Bickley McDaniel and Walter Flint(Flynt) McDaniel, his daughters, Annie Claudie McDaniel and Minnie Lee McDaniel. . The official date for this census was 1 June 1900.It did not include anyone born after 1 June 1900. Facts gathered from this census included: George T. McDaniel was the head of the household, residing in dwelling # 30. He was listed as a white male born in Dec 1851 who was 48 years old at his last birthday.He had been married for 26 years. He and his father were born in Georgia while his mother was born in New York. He listed his occupation as a farmer. He could read and write and spoke English. He rented his house which was on a farm (farm schedule #21).¹⁴

George Thomas McDaniel enumerated as "G. T. McDaniel" was listed as the head of household on the 1910 Census of at Stewart County, Georgia, Militia District 725. Also living in the household were his wife, Mary Alice Bickley, his son, Walter Flint(Flynt) McDaniel, his daughter, Minnie Lee McDaniel. . The official date of this census was 15 April 1910. It did not include anyone born after 15 April 1910..G. T. McDaniel was listed as the 58 year old white male Head of the Household. He had been married for 36 years.He listed his place of birth and that of his father as Georgia. His mother was born in New York. He could speak English and read and write. He listed his occupation as a farmer working in general farming. He was an employer. He rented his home and farm (schedule # 145.¹⁵

His was employed as a bridge watchman on the Chatahoochie River railroad bridge at Omaha, Stewart County, Georgia by The Seabord Railway. circa 1920 at Omaha, Stewart County, Georgia.^16,17

George Thomas McDaniel enumerated as " George McDaniel" was listed as the head of household on the 1920 Census of at Mineral Springs District, Stewart County, Georgia, Enumeration District 82. Also living in the household was his wife, Mary Alice Bickley. The official date of this census was 01 January 1920. Facts gathered from this census included: George McDaniel was listed as a 68 year old, white, male; and the Head of the Household. He indicated that he was married, rented his home and was able to read and write. He and both of his parents were born in Georgia. His occupation was listed as a watchman for the S and L Railroad.¹⁸

An unknown person was a witness for the prosecution at Enoch McLendon Lee's trial at Superior Court, Stewart County, Georgia, on 27 October 1924. Enoch M. Lee was a 37 year old white male living in the Omaha Area of Stewart County, Georgia. From earlier court records we know that his was a chronic alcoholic, short tempered and gun toting character who was a chronic trouble maker and disturber of the peace in the community. He previously was before the court for disturbing Divine Worship in 1915.

Sometime before the 27th of October 1924 he evidently had an altercation with George Thomas McDaniel living in the same community. He was drunk as was his habit. The subject of the altercation is not known, but it is known that he used obscene and profane language and eventually assaulted McDaniel physically and then drew his concealed gun and threatening him. Evidently a struggle ensued during which the gun was discharged and McDaniel was shot (family tradition is that it was in the leg). Lee was arrested, jailed and held over for trial.

The trial was on the 27 of October 1924. He was charged with the following offences: (1.) Illegally pointing a weapon at another, (2.) Using obscene and profane language, (3.)Carrying a concealed weapon, and (4.) Assault and Battery.

The charge of illegally pointing a weapon at another was nol-prossed or dropped. He was formally arraigned and pleaded guilty on all of the remaining charges. For the charge of assault and battery he was sentenced to twelve months on the Stewart County Chain Gang with the proviso that if he paid a fine of $150.00 at once he could serve the sentence without the being confined to the chain gang but with the following terms of parole: (1.) that said defendant shall not drink, use or deal with intoxicating liquors nor associate with those persons who do either; and (2.) he shall not have to do with nor in any way molest the prosecutor in said case, to wit. G. T. McDaniel.

For the charge of carrying a concealed pistol to which he plead guilty he was sentenced to a total of12 months of hard labor on the county Chain Gang with the proviso that if he immediately paid a fine of $60.00 he could avoid the Chain Gang and adhere to the same terms of parole listed in the previous sentence.

For the charge of using profane and abscene language to which he plead guilty, he was sentenced to hard labor on the county Chain Gang for a period of twelve months again with the proviso that if he paid a fine of $50.00 at once, he could again with the same terms of parole.The second and third sentences were to be served upon the full completion of the previous one. This meant the potential of 3 years on the Chain gang if he could not pay the fines. The evidence to indicate whether he paid the find or was sent to the chain gang was not in the records found.

E.W. Childs was appointed as his parole officer who agreed act as such. He was required to report to the Court any breach by the defendant of any of the terms of the parole.

In 1930 Lee was convicted of manslaughter in a Jury Trial . He evidently appealed the decision and lost. He as sentenced to not less than 5 years or more than 7 years in the State Penetentary. On 21 July 1932 he was paroled with usual supervision. In April of 1930 Enoch and his wife separated with his agreement to mend his ways, cease drinking and provide support for wife and three children. As one might expect he did not live up to the agreement and on th 24th of September 1936 his wife Beulah filed for divorce. It was to be granted if Enoch did not show cause by appearing before the Court on 10 October 1936. The official date of the granting of the divorce was 21 October 1937.

Unfortunately for G.T. McDaniel the subsequent complications of persistent infection of the gunshot wound inflicted by Enoch Lee was what eventually led to his death approximately 2 months later..¹⁹

George died on 22 November 1924 at Omaha, Stewart County, Georgia, at the age of 72 from complications from a gunshot wound.. He was preceded in death by his daughter, Annie Claudie McDaniel. He was survived by his wife, Mary Alice Bickley McDaniel, sons, Everett Sultan McDaniel, James Stephen McDaniel, Luther Bickley McDaniel and Walter Flint(Flynt) McDaniel, daughter, Minnie Lee McDaniel Chestnut. He was also survived by 19 grandchildren..^20,16,21

George Thomas McDaniel was buried at Omaha, Stewart County, Georgia, on 27 November 1924.^22,5,23

     

As of 4 June,her married name was Annie Corcoran McDaniel. Annie Waurine Corcoran was born on 7 January 1892 at Alabama.¹ She was the daughter of Liston C. Corcoran.

Annie Waurine Corcoran enumerated as "Annie McDaniel. " was listed as the wife of Walter Flint(Flynt) McDaniel on the 1920 Census of at 4011 Second Avenue, Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama, ED 31, SD 9. The official date of this census was 1 January 1920. Facts gathered from this census included:Annie McDaniel was a 28 year old white female who was the wife of the head of the family, Walter F. McDaniel. She was married. She could read and write. She and her mother were born in Alabama, while her father was born in Georgia. He spoke English. Her occupation was none.²


Annie Waurine Corcoran enumerated as "Annie N. McDaniel " was listed as the wife of Walter Flint(Flynt) McDaniel on the 1930 Census of at 215 52nd Street, Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama, Precinct 34, Block 105, ED37-54, SD 4. The official date of this census was 15 June 1930. Facts gathered from this census included:Annie N. McDaniel was a 37 year old white female who was the wife of the head of the family, Walter F. McDaniel. She had been married since she was 20 years old. She could read and write. She and both of her parents were born in Alabama. She spoke English. Her occupation was none.³

      Clare Fitzgerald Simpson was also known as Clare Simpson.²

Her married name was Clare Fitzgerald Simpson McDaniel.¹ She was born on 8 February 1886 at Georgia.³ She was the daughter of Alice Fitzgerald.

Clare Fitzgerald Simpson enumerated as "Clare McDaniel" was listed as the wife of James Stephen McDaniel on the 1920 Census of at 7 Billings Road, Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia, Ward 9. The official date of this census was 1 January 1920. Facts gathered from this census included: Clare McDaniel was a 33 year old white female and the wife of the head of the family, J. Stephen McDaniel. She was married. She could read and write. She and her mother were born in Georgia, while her father was born in ?. She was able to speak English. Her occupation was none.³

Clare Fitzgerald Simpson enumerated as "Clare S.McDaniel" was listed as the wife of James Stephen McDaniel on the 1930 Census of at 169 Battery Place, Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia, Ward 9 Block 242. The official date of this census was 1 April 1930. Facts gathered from this census included: Clare S.McDaniel was a 44 year old white female and the wife of the head of the family, James S. McDaniel. She had been married since she was 21 years old.. She could read and write. She and her mother were born in Georgia, while her father was born in Alabama. She was able to speak English. Her occupation was none.²