Likely born to Thomas Daniel (or McDaniel) who was b. abt 1795, and unknown mother.
Charles married Elizabeth Thomas on 08 Apr 1841 in Rockbridge County, Virginia. Three children were born to them in Virginia: James W (1842-1910), Robert Woodson (1843-1922), and Charles M. (1844-1915, FAG Memorial # 28064465).
Charles and Elizabeth migrated with their 3 children to Pike Co., Missouri c1845, and lived there for 20 years. Five more children were b. in Missouri: Nancy J. (1846-1922, m. Joseph S. Culbert), John T. (Tobe?) (1849-), Mary (1852-, possibly m. Oliver M. Kelso?), George Wesley (1854-1946), and Susan Syrena (1856-1923, m. William Harvey Lincicum and lived in Wisconsin).
In 1850 the family was found in Cuivre, Pike, Missouri, with Charles listed as a laborer and renting. The 3 oldest boys, James, Robert Woodson, and Charles M, were attending school.
By 1860 the family was in Buffalo, Pike, Missouri, working at farming but no value of real estate listed; $150 of personal estate noted. His wife Elizabeth was listed as doing domestic work and sons James, Robert Woodson, and Charles M were listed as farm labor in the US Federal Census.
Before 30 Jun 1864, Charles and family migrated to Warren Co., Illinois, as he was listed in 1864 in Ellison, Warren, Illinois in a Civil War draft record that states he was a farmer, age 44, b. VA may 4, 1819, and married, with no former military service noted.
The family lived in Warren IL for 5 years, and then migrated on to Jasper Co., Iowa in 1870, in a covered wagon. (Per The History of Jasper County, Iowa, Chicago: Western Hist. Co., 1878, Mound Prairie Township & obits) By 1870 the census lists Charles as a farmer with $3000 in real estate and $700 in personal estate. Wife Elizabeth was 'keeping house,' son John was a 'farm laborer', Mary was 'Without Occupation,' George W. was 'farmer,' and Susan was 'in school.'
Charles is listed in the Jasper Co., IA cemetery book transcription (p. 853) as being buried in Colfax cemetery, plot 94. Transcription: Plot 94 illegible/ DANIEL, CHARLES M DIED 1 JUN 1875 AGED 36Y 26D. The age is most probably incorrect- he would have been 56 years old, per census records and other resources. In 2010 their headstones could not be found in the cemetery.
Charles married Elizabeth Thomas on 08 Apr 1841 in Rockbridge County, Virginia. Three children were born to them in Virginia: James W (1842-1910), Robert Woodson (1843-1922), and Charles M. (1844-1915, FAG Memorial # 28064465).
Charles and Elizabeth migrated with their 3 children to Pike Co., Missouri c1845, and lived there for 20 years. Five more children were b. in Missouri: Nancy J. (1846-1922, m. Joseph S. Culbert), John T. (Tobe?) (1849-), Mary (1852-, possibly m. Oliver M. Kelso?), George Wesley (1854-1946), and Susan Syrena (1856-1923, m. William Harvey Lincicum and lived in Wisconsin).
In 1850 the family was found in Cuivre, Pike, Missouri, with Charles listed as a laborer and renting. The 3 oldest boys, James, Robert Woodson, and Charles M, were attending school.
By 1860 the family was in Buffalo, Pike, Missouri, working at farming but no value of real estate listed; $150 of personal estate noted. His wife Elizabeth was listed as doing domestic work and sons James, Robert Woodson, and Charles M were listed as farm labor in the US Federal Census.
Before 30 Jun 1864, Charles and family migrated to Warren Co., Illinois, as he was listed in 1864 in Ellison, Warren, Illinois in a Civil War draft record that states he was a farmer, age 44, b. VA may 4, 1819, and married, with no former military service noted.
The family lived in Warren IL for 5 years, and then migrated on to Jasper Co., Iowa in 1870, in a covered wagon. (Per The History of Jasper County, Iowa, Chicago: Western Hist. Co., 1878, Mound Prairie Township & obits) By 1870 the census lists Charles as a farmer with $3000 in real estate and $700 in personal estate. Wife Elizabeth was 'keeping house,' son John was a 'farm laborer', Mary was 'Without Occupation,' George W. was 'farmer,' and Susan was 'in school.'
Charles is listed in the Jasper Co., IA cemetery book transcription (p. 853) as being buried in Colfax cemetery, plot 94. Transcription: Plot 94 illegible/ DANIEL, CHARLES M DIED 1 JUN 1875 AGED 36Y 26D. The age is most probably incorrect- he would have been 56 years old, per census records and other resources. In 2010 their headstones could not be found in the cemetery.
Likely born to Thomas Daniel (or McDaniel) who was b. abt 1795, and unknown mother.
Charles married Elizabeth Thomas on 08 Apr 1841 in Rockbridge County, Virginia. Three children were born to them in Virginia: James W (1842-1910), Robert Woodson (1843-1922), and Charles M. (1844-1915, FAG Memorial # 28064465).
Charles and Elizabeth migrated with their 3 children to Pike Co., Missouri c1845, and lived there for 20 years. Five more children were b. in Missouri: Nancy J. (1846-1922, m. Joseph S. Culbert), John T. (Tobe?) (1849-), Mary (1852-, possibly m. Oliver M. Kelso?), George Wesley (1854-1946), and Susan Syrena (1856-1923, m. William Harvey Lincicum and lived in Wisconsin).
In 1850 the family was found in Cuivre, Pike, Missouri, with Charles listed as a laborer and renting. The 3 oldest boys, James, Robert Woodson, and Charles M, were attending school.
By 1860 the family was in Buffalo, Pike, Missouri, working at farming but no value of real estate listed; $150 of personal estate noted. His wife Elizabeth was listed as doing domestic work and sons James, Robert Woodson, and Charles M were listed as farm labor in the US Federal Census.
Before 30 Jun 1864, Charles and family migrated to Warren Co., Illinois, as he was listed in 1864 in Ellison, Warren, Illinois in a Civil War draft record that states he was a farmer, age 44, b. VA may 4, 1819, and married, with no former military service noted.
The family lived in Warren IL for 5 years, and then migrated on to Jasper Co., Iowa in 1870, in a covered wagon. (Per The History of Jasper County, Iowa, Chicago: Western Hist. Co., 1878, Mound Prairie Township & obits) By 1870 the census lists Charles as a farmer with $3000 in real estate and $700 in personal estate. Wife Elizabeth was 'keeping house,' son John was a 'farm laborer', Mary was 'Without Occupation,' George W. was 'farmer,' and Susan was 'in school.'
Charles is listed in the Jasper Co., IA cemetery book transcription (p. 853) as being buried in Colfax cemetery, plot 94. Transcription: Plot 94 illegible/ DANIEL, CHARLES M DIED 1 JUN 1875 AGED 36Y 26D. The age is most probably incorrect- he would have been 56 years old, per census records and other resources. In 2010 their headstones could not be found in the cemetery.
Charles married Elizabeth Thomas on 08 Apr 1841 in Rockbridge County, Virginia. Three children were born to them in Virginia: James W (1842-1910), Robert Woodson (1843-1922), and Charles M. (1844-1915, FAG Memorial # 28064465).
Charles and Elizabeth migrated with their 3 children to Pike Co., Missouri c1845, and lived there for 20 years. Five more children were b. in Missouri: Nancy J. (1846-1922, m. Joseph S. Culbert), John T. (Tobe?) (1849-), Mary (1852-, possibly m. Oliver M. Kelso?), George Wesley (1854-1946), and Susan Syrena (1856-1923, m. William Harvey Lincicum and lived in Wisconsin).
In 1850 the family was found in Cuivre, Pike, Missouri, with Charles listed as a laborer and renting. The 3 oldest boys, James, Robert Woodson, and Charles M, were attending school.
By 1860 the family was in Buffalo, Pike, Missouri, working at farming but no value of real estate listed; $150 of personal estate noted. His wife Elizabeth was listed as doing domestic work and sons James, Robert Woodson, and Charles M were listed as farm labor in the US Federal Census.
Before 30 Jun 1864, Charles and family migrated to Warren Co., Illinois, as he was listed in 1864 in Ellison, Warren, Illinois in a Civil War draft record that states he was a farmer, age 44, b. VA may 4, 1819, and married, with no former military service noted.
The family lived in Warren IL for 5 years, and then migrated on to Jasper Co., Iowa in 1870, in a covered wagon. (Per The History of Jasper County, Iowa, Chicago: Western Hist. Co., 1878, Mound Prairie Township & obits) By 1870 the census lists Charles as a farmer with $3000 in real estate and $700 in personal estate. Wife Elizabeth was 'keeping house,' son John was a 'farm laborer', Mary was 'Without Occupation,' George W. was 'farmer,' and Susan was 'in school.'
Charles is listed in the Jasper Co., IA cemetery book transcription (p. 853) as being buried in Colfax cemetery, plot 94. Transcription: Plot 94 illegible/ DANIEL, CHARLES M DIED 1 JUN 1875 AGED 36Y 26D. The age is most probably incorrect- he would have been 56 years old, per census records and other resources. In 2010 their headstones could not be found in the cemetery.
