Wife of Daniel Small Sr. Married 27 Nov 1797 in Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee. Born in 1772 in Virginia. At the age of 66, Daniel died in Madison County, Tennessee in 1838.
"Mary Hutchings Small, daughter of a Revolutionary Soldier. Erected by John McCall Chapter D.A.R."
Daughter of Colonel Thomas Hutchings Sr (1750-Sep 1804) and Catherine Donelson (1752-1835).
Mary's father, Capt Tom Hutchings, was a Revolutionary War hero. Mary was a niece of Mrs Andrew Jackson and grand daughter of John Donelson III. who was one of the founders of Nashville (Nashboro), Tennessee. Note: Andrew Jackson and Capt Thomas Hutchings married sisters, who were daughters of Col. John Donelson. President Jackson married Rachel and Thomas Hutchings married Catherine.
Mother of:
• Daniel Small
• Willis Reddick Small
• Alexander Small
• Ragsdale Wilson Small
• Andrew Small
• Elizabeth Small
• Minerva Small
Daniel Small settled four plantations, one he sold to his neighbor and friend, Mr. Mitchell and is still known as old Mitchell place, another was the old Jimmy Douglass place, another the old Tom Stanford place; these places so called from names of men to whom he sold them, and the fourth was the Small family place. It is not known where Daniel Small is buried. He died 1838. After his death his wife Mary Hutchings lived to her death, in 1846 with her son Alexander. She, Alexander and his wife and children are all buried at the Small family grave yard, now called the Kizer grave yard and located about three South of Wildersville, Tennessee.
In 1838, Daniel went down the Natchez Trace on a business trip and was never seen again.
"Mary Hutchings Small, daughter of a Revolutionary Soldier. Erected by John McCall Chapter D.A.R."
Daughter of Colonel Thomas Hutchings Sr (1750-Sep 1804) and Catherine Donelson (1752-1835).
Mary's father, Capt Tom Hutchings, was a Revolutionary War hero. Mary was a niece of Mrs Andrew Jackson and grand daughter of John Donelson III. who was one of the founders of Nashville (Nashboro), Tennessee. Note: Andrew Jackson and Capt Thomas Hutchings married sisters, who were daughters of Col. John Donelson. President Jackson married Rachel and Thomas Hutchings married Catherine.
Mother of:
• Daniel Small
• Willis Reddick Small
• Alexander Small
• Ragsdale Wilson Small
• Andrew Small
• Elizabeth Small
• Minerva Small
Daniel Small settled four plantations, one he sold to his neighbor and friend, Mr. Mitchell and is still known as old Mitchell place, another was the old Jimmy Douglass place, another the old Tom Stanford place; these places so called from names of men to whom he sold them, and the fourth was the Small family place. It is not known where Daniel Small is buried. He died 1838. After his death his wife Mary Hutchings lived to her death, in 1846 with her son Alexander. She, Alexander and his wife and children are all buried at the Small family grave yard, now called the Kizer grave yard and located about three South of Wildersville, Tennessee.
In 1838, Daniel went down the Natchez Trace on a business trip and was never seen again.
Wife of Daniel Small Sr. Married 27 Nov 1797 in Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee. Born in 1772 in Virginia. At the age of 66, Daniel died in Madison County, Tennessee in 1838.
"Mary Hutchings Small, daughter of a Revolutionary Soldier. Erected by John McCall Chapter D.A.R."
Daughter of Colonel Thomas Hutchings Sr (1750-Sep 1804) and Catherine Donelson (1752-1835).
Mary's father, Capt Tom Hutchings, was a Revolutionary War hero. Mary was a niece of Mrs Andrew Jackson and grand daughter of John Donelson III. who was one of the founders of Nashville (Nashboro), Tennessee. Note: Andrew Jackson and Capt Thomas Hutchings married sisters, who were daughters of Col. John Donelson. President Jackson married Rachel and Thomas Hutchings married Catherine.
Mother of:
• Daniel Small
• Willis Reddick Small
• Alexander Small
• Ragsdale Wilson Small
• Andrew Small
• Elizabeth Small
• Minerva Small
Daniel Small settled four plantations, one he sold to his neighbor and friend, Mr. Mitchell and is still known as old Mitchell place, another was the old Jimmy Douglass place, another the old Tom Stanford place; these places so called from names of men to whom he sold them, and the fourth was the Small family place. It is not known where Daniel Small is buried. He died 1838. After his death his wife Mary Hutchings lived to her death, in 1846 with her son Alexander. She, Alexander and his wife and children are all buried at the Small family grave yard, now called the Kizer grave yard and located about three South of Wildersville, Tennessee.
In 1838, Daniel went down the Natchez Trace on a business trip and was never seen again.
"Mary Hutchings Small, daughter of a Revolutionary Soldier. Erected by John McCall Chapter D.A.R."
Daughter of Colonel Thomas Hutchings Sr (1750-Sep 1804) and Catherine Donelson (1752-1835).
Mary's father, Capt Tom Hutchings, was a Revolutionary War hero. Mary was a niece of Mrs Andrew Jackson and grand daughter of John Donelson III. who was one of the founders of Nashville (Nashboro), Tennessee. Note: Andrew Jackson and Capt Thomas Hutchings married sisters, who were daughters of Col. John Donelson. President Jackson married Rachel and Thomas Hutchings married Catherine.
Mother of:
• Daniel Small
• Willis Reddick Small
• Alexander Small
• Ragsdale Wilson Small
• Andrew Small
• Elizabeth Small
• Minerva Small
Daniel Small settled four plantations, one he sold to his neighbor and friend, Mr. Mitchell and is still known as old Mitchell place, another was the old Jimmy Douglass place, another the old Tom Stanford place; these places so called from names of men to whom he sold them, and the fourth was the Small family place. It is not known where Daniel Small is buried. He died 1838. After his death his wife Mary Hutchings lived to her death, in 1846 with her son Alexander. She, Alexander and his wife and children are all buried at the Small family grave yard, now called the Kizer grave yard and located about three South of Wildersville, Tennessee.
In 1838, Daniel went down the Natchez Trace on a business trip and was never seen again.
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