Although Daniel's tombstone indicates that he was born in 1801, multiple old records make it clear that his birth year almost certainly was actually 1798.
He was a son of William and Nancy Knowles; he most likely was born in or very near the village of Concord in Broad Creek Hundred, Sussex Co.
Daniel was the husband of the former Mary R. Barr (1802-1879, daughter of Robert, Sr. and Betsey), whom he wed on 2 August 1820. The couple's children were: William (born 5 November 1823 - husband of Sarah Brown); Elizabeth (born 8 November 1826 - wife of James Taylor); Robert (born 2 August 1829 - husband of Emma Rector); Mary Ann (born 4 August 1832 - wife of Miles Tyndall [also spelled Tindle/Tindal], then of Charles H. Jones); Eliza Jane (born 20 May 1835 - wife of Thomas T. James); Daniel L. (born 7 February 1838 - husband of Anna Owens); Julia Ann Maull (born 11 March 1840 - wife of Isaac B. Short); and Sarah Catharine (30 June 1843 - 9 June 1923 - wife of Isaac Newton Tyndall [also spelled Tindal]).
At the time of the 1850 census, Daniel, a farmer, was listed as owning $10,000 worth of real estate. He resided and farmed in Nanticoke Hundred.
The Knowles-Tyndall Family burial ground is located southwest of Georgetown, on the edge of a woods just off the west side of Asbury Road, 8/10 of a mile northeast of Knowles Crossroads (the junction of Old Furnace Road and Asbury Road), and 4/10 of a mile northeast of the intersection with Raccoon Ditch Road.
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He was a son of William and Nancy Knowles; he most likely was born in or very near the village of Concord in Broad Creek Hundred, Sussex Co.
Daniel was the husband of the former Mary R. Barr (1802-1879, daughter of Robert, Sr. and Betsey), whom he wed on 2 August 1820. The couple's children were: William (born 5 November 1823 - husband of Sarah Brown); Elizabeth (born 8 November 1826 - wife of James Taylor); Robert (born 2 August 1829 - husband of Emma Rector); Mary Ann (born 4 August 1832 - wife of Miles Tyndall [also spelled Tindle/Tindal], then of Charles H. Jones); Eliza Jane (born 20 May 1835 - wife of Thomas T. James); Daniel L. (born 7 February 1838 - husband of Anna Owens); Julia Ann Maull (born 11 March 1840 - wife of Isaac B. Short); and Sarah Catharine (30 June 1843 - 9 June 1923 - wife of Isaac Newton Tyndall [also spelled Tindal]).
At the time of the 1850 census, Daniel, a farmer, was listed as owning $10,000 worth of real estate. He resided and farmed in Nanticoke Hundred.
The Knowles-Tyndall Family burial ground is located southwest of Georgetown, on the edge of a woods just off the west side of Asbury Road, 8/10 of a mile northeast of Knowles Crossroads (the junction of Old Furnace Road and Asbury Road), and 4/10 of a mile northeast of the intersection with Raccoon Ditch Road.
See other memorials in this Find A Grave cemetery for additional family details.
Although Daniel's tombstone indicates that he was born in 1801, multiple old records make it clear that his birth year almost certainly was actually 1798.
He was a son of William and Nancy Knowles; he most likely was born in or very near the village of Concord in Broad Creek Hundred, Sussex Co.
Daniel was the husband of the former Mary R. Barr (1802-1879, daughter of Robert, Sr. and Betsey), whom he wed on 2 August 1820. The couple's children were: William (born 5 November 1823 - husband of Sarah Brown); Elizabeth (born 8 November 1826 - wife of James Taylor); Robert (born 2 August 1829 - husband of Emma Rector); Mary Ann (born 4 August 1832 - wife of Miles Tyndall [also spelled Tindle/Tindal], then of Charles H. Jones); Eliza Jane (born 20 May 1835 - wife of Thomas T. James); Daniel L. (born 7 February 1838 - husband of Anna Owens); Julia Ann Maull (born 11 March 1840 - wife of Isaac B. Short); and Sarah Catharine (30 June 1843 - 9 June 1923 - wife of Isaac Newton Tyndall [also spelled Tindal]).
At the time of the 1850 census, Daniel, a farmer, was listed as owning $10,000 worth of real estate. He resided and farmed in Nanticoke Hundred.
The Knowles-Tyndall Family burial ground is located southwest of Georgetown, on the edge of a woods just off the west side of Asbury Road, 8/10 of a mile northeast of Knowles Crossroads (the junction of Old Furnace Road and Asbury Road), and 4/10 of a mile northeast of the intersection with Raccoon Ditch Road.
See other memorials in this Find A Grave cemetery for additional family details.
He was a son of William and Nancy Knowles; he most likely was born in or very near the village of Concord in Broad Creek Hundred, Sussex Co.
Daniel was the husband of the former Mary R. Barr (1802-1879, daughter of Robert, Sr. and Betsey), whom he wed on 2 August 1820. The couple's children were: William (born 5 November 1823 - husband of Sarah Brown); Elizabeth (born 8 November 1826 - wife of James Taylor); Robert (born 2 August 1829 - husband of Emma Rector); Mary Ann (born 4 August 1832 - wife of Miles Tyndall [also spelled Tindle/Tindal], then of Charles H. Jones); Eliza Jane (born 20 May 1835 - wife of Thomas T. James); Daniel L. (born 7 February 1838 - husband of Anna Owens); Julia Ann Maull (born 11 March 1840 - wife of Isaac B. Short); and Sarah Catharine (30 June 1843 - 9 June 1923 - wife of Isaac Newton Tyndall [also spelled Tindal]).
At the time of the 1850 census, Daniel, a farmer, was listed as owning $10,000 worth of real estate. He resided and farmed in Nanticoke Hundred.
The Knowles-Tyndall Family burial ground is located southwest of Georgetown, on the edge of a woods just off the west side of Asbury Road, 8/10 of a mile northeast of Knowles Crossroads (the junction of Old Furnace Road and Asbury Road), and 4/10 of a mile northeast of the intersection with Raccoon Ditch Road.
See other memorials in this Find A Grave cemetery for additional family details.
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