Annals of Platte County, Missouri - Paxton
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1863, FEB. 338 SHELBY DANIEL. secure freedom by crossing on the ice and enlisting in the Federal army. SHELBY DANIEL. Feb. 9 Shelby Daniel having died, Cynthia, his widow, administers. Bond, $6,000. He came from Kentucky in 1854, and settled four miles west of Platte City. He married in Kentucky. Cynthia A. Gordon, died in September, 1886. She was an aunt of Si. Gordon, and suffered severely during the war. Mr. Daniel was a social gentleman, and highly respected. Children: I. WILLIAM E. DANIEL, b. in April, 1834; married in Kentucky July 23, 1853, Allie J. Wright, dr. of Meredith Wright, b. June 22, 1837. Children: . 1. Cynthia Daniel, b. March 14, 1857; married March 22, 1876, Chas. Marshall. Children: [a] Edward H. Marshall [b] Jesse B. Marshall [c] Lewis Marshall [d] Connie Marshall 2. Mamie B. Daniel, b. Feb. 27, 1859; married Dec. 18, 1877. Hiram McComas. Children: [a] Claude McComas, b. Nov. 29, 1880 3. Armilda Daniel, b. Sept. 7, 1862; married March 1, 1882, Luther M. Rinehart. Children: [a] Myrtle Rinehart 4. Fannie Daniel, b. Oct. 8, 1864; married Nov. 26, 1884, John W. Moore (see); 4 children; 5. Willie Daniel, b. Feb. 22, 1864. William E. married second, January 1, 1889, Senie Fox (see) II. JAMES H. DANIEL, b. in Kentucky Dec. 7, 1835; married May 10, 1866, Missouri Ann Flannery. (See.) III. RANDALL G. (BOSS) DANIEL, n1d March 22, 1866. Sue E. Coons (see). daughter of Joseph Coons IV. ARMILDA J. DANIEL, married Almanza Hon, a worthy Christian and highly honored citizen. Children: 1. Shelby Hon 2. Quincy Hon, married Nov. 13, 1878, Elizabeth Kimsey, daughter of W. H. Kimsey. 3. Inez Hon 4. Lee Hon V. MARY L. DANIEL, married Edwin O. Wren. He d. in Feb. 1872. Children: 1. Lillie Wren, married Oct. 13, 1890, Davis Ramey, of Kentucky. Children: [a] Edwin O. Ramey (ii) 2. Mary E. Wren, married Oct. 13, 1890, Richard Oldham. Children: [a] Olive M. Oldham WILLIAM T. DARNALL. Feb. 10 - William T. Darnall died at his home, three miles southeast of Platte City. He was a son of Daniel Darnell and Nancy Turpin, and was born November 25, 1800. He married, in Kentucky, Phoebe Tatman, born in 1813 and died July 13, 1858.