Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
NameMickleborough Daniel 
Birth20 Jun 1798
ResidenceMiddlesex County, Virginia
DeathMar 1859
FatherJohn Daniel (1760-1799)
MotherElizabeth Street (~1762-1850)
Documentation
Mickelborough Daniel was mentioned in the 3 March 1799 will of his father John Daniel. He was to receive land known as the old house tract. [Middlesex County, Virginia, Will Book 2, pages 23-24.]
On 20 March 1835, a warrant, No. 8122, was issued for 100 acres by the Land Office at Richmond, Virginia, to Carter Daniel, Mickelborough Daniel, Elizabeth Howerton, Ea[illegible] Croxton, Francis Clarke, Elizabeth Dunn, Ann McIntyre, Larkin McIntyre, and Alfred McIntyre as the only heirs of John Daniel, a private for three years in the Virginia Continental line. [National Archives, Revolutionary War Pension Records of John Daniel.]
On 25 February 1838, Mickleborough Daniel provided a statement concerning the Revolutionary War record of his father, John Daniel: Micklebury Daniel a respectable citizen of the said County of Middlesex, and whose statement in writing of full faith and credit this day personally appeared before the subscriber a justice of the peace in afor said county and made oath that his mother Elizabeth Daniel a resident in said county, is the widow of John Daniel late of said County, and has remained his widow since his death—This affiant states that he was born 20th June 1798—and that he was the sixth and youngest child of said John and Elizabeth Daniel and that he has always understood in his father’s family that there was about three years difference in the ages in his children, except in one or two instances—That within a few years past he, this affiant, as one of the heirs at law of said John Daniel, has recd his portion of the proceeds of one hundred acres of land, which was allowed for the Revolutionary services of his said father by the State of Virginia—
Mickleborough Daniel
Signed by the said Micklebury Daniel and sworn to before me, justice as aforesaid—
Zachariah Street J.P.
[National Archives, Revolutionary War Pension Records of John Daniel.]
Mickelborough Daniel died March 1859. [Middlesex County, Virginia, Death Register Index, page C10.]
On 20 March 1835, a warrant, No. 8122, was issued for 100 acres by the Land Office at Richmond, Virginia, to Carter Daniel, Mickelborough Daniel, Elizabeth Howerton, Ea[illegible] Croxton, Francis Clarke, Elizabeth Dunn, Ann McIntyre, Larkin McIntyre, and Alfred McIntyre as the only heirs of John Daniel, a private for three years in the Virginia Continental line. [National Archives, Revolutionary War Pension Records of John Daniel.]
On 25 February 1838, Mickleborough Daniel provided a statement concerning the Revolutionary War record of his father, John Daniel: Micklebury Daniel a respectable citizen of the said County of Middlesex, and whose statement in writing of full faith and credit this day personally appeared before the subscriber a justice of the peace in afor said county and made oath that his mother Elizabeth Daniel a resident in said county, is the widow of John Daniel late of said County, and has remained his widow since his death—This affiant states that he was born 20th June 1798—and that he was the sixth and youngest child of said John and Elizabeth Daniel and that he has always understood in his father’s family that there was about three years difference in the ages in his children, except in one or two instances—That within a few years past he, this affiant, as one of the heirs at law of said John Daniel, has recd his portion of the proceeds of one hundred acres of land, which was allowed for the Revolutionary services of his said father by the State of Virginia—
Mickleborough Daniel
Signed by the said Micklebury Daniel and sworn to before me, justice as aforesaid—
Zachariah Street J.P.
[National Archives, Revolutionary War Pension Records of John Daniel.]
Mickelborough Daniel died March 1859. [Middlesex County, Virginia, Death Register Index, page C10.]