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Persoonlijke gegevens Rev. Daniel Field James 

• Hij is geboren rond 1795 in Crab Orchard, Lincoln, Kentucky, United States.
• Beroep: Reverend.
• Woonachtig:
• in het jaar 1850: Pulaski county, Pulaski, Kentucky, United States, Pulaski county, part of, Pulaski, Kentucky.
• in het jaar 1870: Kentucky, United States.
• in het jaar 1850: Pulaski county, part of, Pulaski, Kentucky.
• (Military Service) in Kentucky, United States: War of 1812.
• (Military Service) van 1812 tot 1815 in United States.
• Hij is overleden op 1 december 1871 in Shopville, Pulaski, Kentucky, United States. Hij was ongeveer 75-76 jaar oud.
• Hij is begraven op 2 december 1871 in Pulaski, Kentucky, United States.
• Een kind van John M James DNA999V- (note Mcdonalds in Costa Rica and Panama changed name to JAMES- links back to Little London Westmoreland - Fletcher and Ricketts- paternal dad's side- projected haplo E) en Clarissa (main) Nalle James DNA88

Gezin van Rev. Daniel Field James

(1) Hij is getrouwd met eleanor evans.

Zij zijn getrouwd op 26 juni 1816 te pulaski kentucky.

Kind(eren):

1. Mary Jane James  1816-1901

(2) Hij is getrouwd met Martha "patsy" Moody.

Zij zijn getrouwd.

Notities over Rev. Daniel Field James

HISTORY: History of Kentucky Baptists, 1769 to 1885, by JH Spencer, p.416+, tells of the Flat Lick Baptist Church of which Daniel and Joseph Martin were members and Joseph Martin was the pastor. This was the oldest church in Pulaski Co.

was only three years old. He was raised in the neighborhood of the Flat Lick Church and lived there till his death. In early life he embraced the Christian religion and joined the Baptist Church at Flat Lick soon afterwards. He ever seemed to be impressed with the worth of immortal souls and the church perceiving this to be the case ordained him as a preacher of the gospel. From this time he was liberated to preach the gospel wherever God saw fit in his infinite wisdom to cast his lot. He proved to be a zealous worker in the cause of Christ and although he was not what is termed a theological scholar, but having a good natural intellect, he generally had very correct views of the word of God, and being so zealous in the cause, proved to be a successful laborer in the salvation of sinners in Pulaski as well as adjoining counties. He was called to the pastoral care of many churches, and proved an excellent pastor, and was no doubt instrumental in bringing many sinners to repentance. Elder James was firm in faith of the gospel of Christ. About three years before his death, he was afflicted with something similar to a cancer which commenced in his ankle and terminated in his death which occurred 1 Dec 1871. When interrogated by the writer in regard to his prospects after death, he replised in the language of the poet, All if well, There is not a cloud that doth arise to hide my Savior from my eyes. He lived some time after that and was often heard praying for a spirit of resignation; he said he wanted to bear his affliction with patience till his Lord called him home. When the time of his departure came, he seemed to fall asleep in the arms of his Redeemer. His soul is now with the saints around the eternal throne of God. His body has its fit resting place on the old homestead, where he lived for about fifty years."

n Wayne Co, KY Marriages & Vital Records, 1801-1860, Vol. 1, Marriages A-J, by J.B. Bork, 1972, page 154, is marriage of Daniel F. James m. Martha, widow of Nathan Tuttle, 9 Apr 1854 at her house, witnesses inc. Washington Tuttle.

l Field James served at the Battle of New Orleans, 8 Jan 1815, under Andrew Jackson; I obtained his War of 1812 record.

cal cemetery records; Vol.2 has the James Family Cemetery on Hwys 461 and E 80 on the right, wherein Daniel F.James, Elder, 1795, 1 Dec 1879; Nancy R., 28 Apr 1836, 9 Nov 1918, w/o William; Rhoda, 26 Apr 1809, 4 Jan 1889, w/o Joseph M.; and William, 25 Jan 1835, 23 Nov 1896. Another xerox copy, p.350 of "Pulaski County," says the James Family Graveyard is east of Somerset, opposite intersection of Mark Rd and Hwy 80.

His father, Daniel F. James, was of Welsh descent, and a farmer by pursuit. His grandfather, John James, moved iwth his family from Culpeper County, Virginia, to this state as early as 1785...." (see rest of note under Andrew Jackson James)

US: The 1810 census, Pulaski Co, KY, shows Henry and two John James.

/p>Pulaski Co, KY, shows an Alva, Joseph M, and Daniel James (both these on same page), and Thomas Pascal.

niel F. James, age 55, farmer, b. KY; Sophia, age 17, b. KY; William, age 14, b. KY.

ptist clergyman; Martha, wife, age 38, b. KY; James M. Tuttle, age 15, b. KY; Isaac W.Tuttle, age 10, by KY; Thomas M. Tuttle, age 10, b. KY; Mary E. James, age 3, b. KY.

The 5 July 1870 census of Grandy Dist, Shopville PO, Pulaksi Co, KY: Daniel F. James, age 72, b. KY, farmer; Martha, age 58, b. TN; Mary E., age 13, b. KY; Elizabeth, age 12, b. KY; and next door was: William H. James, age 35, b. KY; Nancy R., age 34, b. KY.

 

: John, sheriff, 1807-8; John, Sr., signed to call the town Somerset in Jun 1801; Joh, let contract to build the brick courthouse on 24 Aug 1802; John Sr., one of the first settlers and first trustees; Joseph Martin James, was second pastor of the Sinking Creek Baptist Curch, organized 8 Jun 1799.

rriage books of Pulaski Co, 1798-1820.

Shopville PO is a very old stone house....said to have been bult by one of the James family who were among the first epople to settle int hat part of the county...... the James place, five miles east of Somerset on Hwy 80.... "part of the thick walls and four crumbling chimneys who the splendid lives of the structure"...... the tradition handed down is tht Rev. John James came from Virginia nd built the house with bricks from clay found on the place...... the court paid John James $38 on 24 Jun 1801 for building the stocks and pillory..... John James, Gent., present in court on 20 Mar 1804... John James, Sr., was in the Pulaski County House of Representatives in 1800-1807..... Andrew J. James was 1855-1857...... John James permitted to erect a grist-water-mill on Flat Lick Creek.... Andrew James, a distinguished lawyer, was representative in the KY legislature 1855-1857 and Secretary of State 1872-1875. ....

;i»Abstracts of Wills in Pulaski Co, KY,«/i» comp. by A.W. Burns, no date: Thomas Paschal was witness to the probate of Thomas Meece on 23 Feb 1814; Daniel F. James was witness to the probated will of Thomas Murphy on 20 Mar 1826; Joseph M. James was executor and heir of James Clary, made 9 Feb 1829, probated 18 Jan 1830; Abraham Paschall was witness to the probabe of Lambert White on 20 Nov 1848; Daniel F. James was witness to probate of Sarkin Phelps on 18 Mar 1850....

t LIck Creek to Daniel James; on 18 May 1837, 400 acres of Glade Fork to Daniel Field James; on 19 Oct 1847, 45 acres of Flat Creek to Daniel Field James... all Pulaski Co, KY.

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