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He/she was enumerated as "Sarah Hollis" and was listed as the head of a family on the 1880 census for Talbot County, Georgia, District 894, Banghs,, and living alone. The official date for this census was 1 June 1880. Facts gathered from this census included:Sarah Hollis was a 40 year old white female who was the Head of the Family. She indicated her occupation was keeping house. Her place of birth and that of her fatherand mother was Georgia. COMMENT: Georgia is wrong for her mother's birthplace. It was New York George Thomas McDaniel, Sarah Elizabeth Carter, George McDaniel, Benjamin Franklin McDaniel, Anderson Winn McDaniel, Monroe Hollis and William McDaniel were listed as his neighbors.¹

He/she was enumerated as "Sarah McDaniel" and was listed as a neighbor of the household of George McDaniel on the 1880 Census for Talbot County, Georgia. The official date for this census was 1 June 1880. Facts gathered from this census included: Sarah McDaniel was a 54 year old white, female who was wife of the Head of the Family, George McDaniel. Her occupation was keeping house. She and both of her parents were born in South Carolina.²

     Sarah McDaniel was born between 1839 and 1840 at Talbot County, Georgia, She was listed as 10 years old on 19 Aug 1850 in the 1850 Census. Her birthday should fall somewhere between 19 Aug 1839 and 19 Aug 1840.¹ She was the daughter of George McDaniel and Mariah Ann Flint(Flynt)`.¹

     Sarah McDaniel was probably included as a free white female, age under 5, in George McDaniel's household on the 1840 Census. At Talbot County, Georgia. The official date for this census was 1 June 1840. Facts gathered from this census included: George McDaniel household: (a) 1 Free White Male 20 and under 30, (b) 1 Free White Female under 5,and (c) 1 Free White Female 15 and under 20, (d)Total of 3 persons in the household (e) 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.²

She enumerated as "Sarah 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: Sarah McDaniel was a 10 year old white female household member who was probably the daughter of the Head of the Family, George McDaniel; who was born in Georgia and attended school within the year.¹

As of 12 May 1859,her married name was Sarah McDaniel Hollis.^3,4

Sarah was enumerated as "Sarah Hollis" was listed as a household member living with Leonard S. Hollis on the 1860 Census of Talbot County Georgia. The official date for this census was 1 June 1860. Facts gathered from this census included:Sarah Hollis was a 20 year old white female who was a member of the household and probably the wife of the Head of the Family, Leonard S. Hollis. She indicated her place of birth was Georgia. Her occupation was not listed.⁵

As of before 1864,her married name was Sarah McDaniel Hollis Tillery.⁶

She was enumerated as " Sarah A.Tilry" and was listed as a household member living with John Robert Tillery on the 1870 Census for Hamilton, Harris County, Georgia. The official date for this census was 1 June 1870. Facts gathered from this census included:Sarah A.Tilry was listed as a (a ) 31 year old, white, female; who was (b) a household member and probably wife of the Head of the Family, John R. Tilry. Her (c) occupation was keeping house. She (d) was born in Georgia.⁷ She and John Robert Tillery were divorced between 1872 and 1880 at Barbour County, Alabama; Between 1872 and 1880 Sarah McDaniel had separated or was divorced from John R. Tillery. The census data for 1880 indicates that she returned to Talbot County and lived next door to her father George McDaniel with he son Leonard Hollis and used the last name of Holllis. Her two sons by John R. Tillery remained in Alabama with their father. James Marshall went to see his mother about 1897 to ask why she had left them.Their conversation wasn't repeated and there was no further contact.^8,9,10

She was enumerated as "Sarah Hollis" and was listed as the head of household on the 1880 Census for Talbot County, Georgia, District 894, Banghs. Also living in the household were , her son, Leonard J. Hollis .. The official date for this census was 1 June 1880. Facts gathered from this census included:Sarah Hollis was a 40 year old white female who was the Head of the Family. She indicated her occupation was keeping house. Her place of birth and that of her fatherand mother was Georgia. COMMENT: Georgia is wrong for her mother's birthplace. It was New York George Thomas McDaniel, Sarah Elizabeth Carter, George McDaniel, Benjamin Franklin McDaniel, Anderson Winn McDaniel, Monroe Hollis and William McDaniel were listed as his neighbors.⁸

Sarah McDaniel enumerated as "Sarah Tillery" was listed as the mother of Leonard J. Hollis on the 1910 Census of at 406 George Lomax Street, Marshall, Harrison County, Texas, Ward 1, Justice Precinct 3. The official date of this census was 15 April 1910. It did not include anyone born after 15 April 1910. Facts gathered from this census included: Sarah Tillery was a 70 year old white female who was the mother of the Head of the Family,Lenard Hollis. She was widowed. She had had 4 children, 3 of which were still living. She and her father were born in Georgia and her mother was born in New York. She spoke English. Her occupation was none She could read and write.¹¹

     Elizabeth McDaniel was born between 1841 and 1842 at Talbot County, Georgia, She was listed as 8 years old on 19 Aug 1850 in the 1850 Census. Her birthday should fall somewhere between 19 Aug 1841 and 19 Aug 1842.³ She was the daughter of George McDaniel and Mariah Ann Flint(Flynt)`.^1,2

She enumerated as "Elizabeth 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: Elizabeth McDaniel was a 8 year old white female household member who was probably the daughterof the Head of the Family; who was born in Georgia and attended school within the year.¹

As of 7 September 1859,her married name was Elizabeth McDaniel Hollis.⁴

Elizabeth McDaniel married Monroe Hollis on 7 September 1859 at Talbot County, Georgia.⁴

Elizabeth was enumerated as "Elizabeth Hollis" was listed as a household member living with Monroe Hollis on the 1860 Census of Talbot County Georgia. The official date for this census was 1 June 1860. Facts gathered from this census included:Elizabeth Hollis was a 18 year old white female who was probably the wife of the Head of the Family, Monroe G. Hollis. Her occupation was not listed. Her place of birth was Georgia.She had been married within the year.⁵

She was enumerated as "Elizabeth Hollis" and was listed as a household member living with Monroe Hollis 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:Elizabeth Hollis was a 19 year old white female who was a household member and probably the wife of the Head of the Family, Munroe Hollis. Her place of birth was Georgia.⁶

She was enumerated as "Elizabeth Hollis" and was listed as the wife of Monroe Hollis on the 1880 Census for Box Springs, Talbot County, Georgia. The official date for this census was 1 June 1880. Facts gathered from this census included:Elizabeth Hollis was a 39 year old white female who was thewife of the Head of the Family, Monroe Hollis. Her occupation was at home, and she was married. She and her father wereborn in Georgia while her mother's place of birth was New York.⁷ She was alternately recorded as dying before 1900 Husband Monroe was a widower living alone in Harrison County Texas in 1900.⁸

     William McDaniel was born in September 1845 at Georgia.² He was the son of George McDaniel and Mariah Ann Flint(Flynt)`.¹

He enumerated as "William 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: William McDaniel was a 4 year old white male household member who was probably the son of the Head of the Family; who was born in Georgia. No profession was listed.³ As of 1860, William McDaniel was also known as William D McDaniel He was listed as William D. McDaniel in the 1860 GA Talbot County Census.⁴

William was enumerated as " William D. 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: William D.McDaniel was listed as a 14 year old, white, male household member and probably the son of the Head of the Household, George McDaniel. He was listed as having been born in Georgia. He had attended school in the year.⁴ He and Rebecca A. Pritchard werealternately recorded as having been married, daughter of James Pritchard and Sarah Macon, on 13 August 1865 at Talbot County, Georgia.⁵ As of 16 August 1865, William McDaniel was also known as William L. McDaniel.⁶

William McDaniel married Rebecca A. Pritchard on 16 August 1865 at Talbot County, Georgia.⁷

William McDaniel was enumerated as "William McDaniel" and was listed as the head of a family on the 1870 Census for Hamilton, Harris County, Georgia, Hamilton P.O.. The official date for this census was 1 June 1870. Facts gathered from this census included:William McDaniel was listed as a 27 year old, white, male; and theHead of the Family.He indicated that his occupation was a farm laborer; He was born in Georgia. He was a citizen of the US..⁸

He was enumerated as "Wm. McDaniel" and was listed as the head of household on the 1880 Census for Talbot County, Georgia, Georgia Military District 688. Also living in the household were his wife, Rebecca A. Pritchard, his daughter, Mamie McDaniel , his son, George M. McDaniel .. The official date for this census was 1 June 1880. Facts gathered from this census included:William McDaniel was a 34 year old white,married, male who was the Head of the Family. His occupation was farming. He and his father were born in Georgia, while her mother was born in New York Sarah McDaniel, George Thomas McDaniel, George McDaniel, Benjamin Franklin McDaniel, Anderson Winn McDaniel, Sarah Elizabeth Carter and Monroe Hollis were listed as his neighbors.⁹

On on 19 May 1881 at Talbot County, Georgia, William L. McDaniel signed a promisssory note for the following AMOUNT: $25.00
DUE DATE: 1 Ocober 1881
TERMS:If not paid by maturity,8% interest/year levied until paid plus payment of costs and fees incurred in collection. Also bind myself to send 8 bales of cotton grown or controlled by me to Woolford that he may sell making the usual charges for storage and selling. In the event that the cotton is not sent I agree to pay $1.00 per bale plus storage and commission. The lein to be voided if paid by due date.
SECURITY: all my growing crops of cotton and corn, one dark bay mule 9 years old, Jack (male).
DATE RECORDED:24 May 1881, Talbot County, Georgia. The lender was an unknown person .¹⁰

William McDaniel married Man (?) circa 1895.²

William McDaniel enumerated as "William McDaniel" was listed as the head of household on the 1900 Census of at Marshall, Harrison County, Texas, Marshall, Ward 1(Justice Precinct 8). Also living in the household were his wife, Man (?), his daughter, Mamie McDaniel. . The official date of this census was 1 June 1900. It did not include anyone born after 1 June 1900.Facts gathered from this census included:William McDaniel. was the 54 year old white male, who was the Head of the Family. He was born in September 1845. He was married. He and his father were born in Georgia, while his mother was born in New York. His occupation was ? Teamster. He could read and write, and speak English. He owned his house and owned it free.²

     Alfadonia McDaniel was born in February 1848 at Georgia.^3,4 She was the daughter of George McDaniel and Mariah Ann Flint(Flynt)`.^1,2

She enumerated as "Alfadonia 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: Alfadonia McDaniel was a 3 year old white female household member who was probably the daughter of the Head of the Family; who was born in Georgia.⁵

Alfadonia was enumerated as " Alford Onia 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: Alford Onia McDaniel was listed as a 12 year old, white,female household member and probably the daughter of the Head of the Household, George McDaniel. She was listed as having been born in Georgia. She had attended school in the year.⁶

She was enumerated as "Dona McDaniel" and was listed as the daughter of George McDaniel on the 1880 Census for Talbot County, Georgia, District 894, Banghs. The official date for this census was 1 June 1880. Facts gathered from this census included:Alfadonia McDaniel was a 30 year old white, female who was the daughter of the Head of the Family, George McDaniel. Her occupation was at home. She and her father were born in Georgia, while her mother was born in South Carolina. COMMENTS: Her mother was actually born in Georgia, her step mother was born in SC. She actually should have been 33 years old.⁷

As of circa 1882,her married name was Dana Gantt.⁸

As of circa 1882,her married name was Alfadonia McDaniel Gantt.⁹

Alfadonia McDaniel married Levi Napoleon Gantt circa 1882 at Georgia.⁹

Alfadonia McDaniel enumerated as "Dana Gannt" was listed as the wife of Levi Napoleon Gantt on the 1900 Census of at Talbot County, Georgia, Pleasant Hill District, Georgia Militia District 681, ED 53, Sdf 4. The official date of this census was 01 June 1900. Facts gathered from this census included: Dana Gannt was a 52 year old white female who was the wife of the head of the family, L N Gantt. She was born in February 1848 was married and had been for the previous 18 years. She was born in Georgia while her father was born in Georgia and her mother in New York. Her occupation was not listed. She could read, write and speak English.⁴