Daniel is the son of
John Shear and Susan Vermilyea
Daniel is the husband of
Emeline Baker
Married: August 17, 1817
Through our research it is believed that the birth year of 1802 on Daniel Shear's headstone is incorrect and is also believed to be the birth year of his wife, Emeline. The headstone does not appear to be of the period of his death and may have been added at a later date and could also be the reason for the possibility of an error in the dates. I will update if any new information arises. PF
John Shear and Susan Vermilyea
Daniel is the husband of
Emeline Baker
Married: August 17, 1817
Through our research it is believed that the birth year of 1802 on Daniel Shear's headstone is incorrect and is also believed to be the birth year of his wife, Emeline. The headstone does not appear to be of the period of his death and may have been added at a later date and could also be the reason for the possibility of an error in the dates. I will update if any new information arises. PF
Daniel is the son of
John Shear and Susan Vermilyea
Daniel is the husband of
Emeline Baker
Married: August 17, 1817
Through our research it is believed that the birth year of 1802 on Daniel Shear's headstone is incorrect and is also believed to be the birth year of his wife, Emeline. The headstone does not appear to be of the period of his death and may have been added at a later date and could also be the reason for the possibility of an error in the dates. I will update if any new information arises. PF
John Shear and Susan Vermilyea
Daniel is the husband of
Emeline Baker
Married: August 17, 1817
Through our research it is believed that the birth year of 1802 on Daniel Shear's headstone is incorrect and is also believed to be the birth year of his wife, Emeline. The headstone does not appear to be of the period of his death and may have been added at a later date and could also be the reason for the possibility of an error in the dates. I will update if any new information arises. PF
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