According to Carolyn Craig, Daniel was the son of Archibald and Mary Gorman.
He married near Connersville, Fayette, IN on 30 Aug 1821 to Hannah L. Corbin, d/o Elijah and Sarah (Milner) Corbin. They were parents of 7 children: John M., Matilda (Gorman) Kitchen, Lucinda R. (Gorman) Oldham, Sarah J (Gorman) Hancook, Mary H., Eliza Daly, and Elizabeth Ellen (Gorman) Oldham.
According to his tombstone Daniel died 19 Dec 1878 aged 82 years, 10 months, and two days making his date of birth 29 Jan 1796.
According to a biographical sketch of Daniel and Hannah's son John M. Gorman in Brant and Fuller's history of Rush county (p.413): John M. Gorman was born in Fayette County, Ind., July 16, 1822. His parents were Daniel and Hannah (Carhin-should be Corbin) Gorman, the former a native of Pennsylvania, born near Pittsburg, on the Youghiogheny River, and the latter in Kentucky. They emigrated to Fayette County in an early day, the former in 1816, and the latter in 1818. They were married near Connersville, and began life together on a farm about seven miles southeast of that city. On September 3, 1835, they landed on the farm owned by our subject (John M. Gorman), and resided near here until their respective deaths; the former died suddenly of a paralytic stroke December, 1877, and
the latter of slow consumption in the summer of 1878.
He married near Connersville, Fayette, IN on 30 Aug 1821 to Hannah L. Corbin, d/o Elijah and Sarah (Milner) Corbin. They were parents of 7 children: John M., Matilda (Gorman) Kitchen, Lucinda R. (Gorman) Oldham, Sarah J (Gorman) Hancook, Mary H., Eliza Daly, and Elizabeth Ellen (Gorman) Oldham.
According to his tombstone Daniel died 19 Dec 1878 aged 82 years, 10 months, and two days making his date of birth 29 Jan 1796.
According to a biographical sketch of Daniel and Hannah's son John M. Gorman in Brant and Fuller's history of Rush county (p.413): John M. Gorman was born in Fayette County, Ind., July 16, 1822. His parents were Daniel and Hannah (Carhin-should be Corbin) Gorman, the former a native of Pennsylvania, born near Pittsburg, on the Youghiogheny River, and the latter in Kentucky. They emigrated to Fayette County in an early day, the former in 1816, and the latter in 1818. They were married near Connersville, and began life together on a farm about seven miles southeast of that city. On September 3, 1835, they landed on the farm owned by our subject (John M. Gorman), and resided near here until their respective deaths; the former died suddenly of a paralytic stroke December, 1877, and
the latter of slow consumption in the summer of 1878.
According to Carolyn Craig, Daniel was the son of Archibald and Mary Gorman.
He married near Connersville, Fayette, IN on 30 Aug 1821 to Hannah L. Corbin, d/o Elijah and Sarah (Milner) Corbin. They were parents of 7 children: John M., Matilda (Gorman) Kitchen, Lucinda R. (Gorman) Oldham, Sarah J (Gorman) Hancook, Mary H., Eliza Daly, and Elizabeth Ellen (Gorman) Oldham.
According to his tombstone Daniel died 19 Dec 1878 aged 82 years, 10 months, and two days making his date of birth 29 Jan 1796.
According to a biographical sketch of Daniel and Hannah's son John M. Gorman in Brant and Fuller's history of Rush county (p.413): John M. Gorman was born in Fayette County, Ind., July 16, 1822. His parents were Daniel and Hannah (Carhin-should be Corbin) Gorman, the former a native of Pennsylvania, born near Pittsburg, on the Youghiogheny River, and the latter in Kentucky. They emigrated to Fayette County in an early day, the former in 1816, and the latter in 1818. They were married near Connersville, and began life together on a farm about seven miles southeast of that city. On September 3, 1835, they landed on the farm owned by our subject (John M. Gorman), and resided near here until their respective deaths; the former died suddenly of a paralytic stroke December, 1877, and
the latter of slow consumption in the summer of 1878.
He married near Connersville, Fayette, IN on 30 Aug 1821 to Hannah L. Corbin, d/o Elijah and Sarah (Milner) Corbin. They were parents of 7 children: John M., Matilda (Gorman) Kitchen, Lucinda R. (Gorman) Oldham, Sarah J (Gorman) Hancook, Mary H., Eliza Daly, and Elizabeth Ellen (Gorman) Oldham.
According to his tombstone Daniel died 19 Dec 1878 aged 82 years, 10 months, and two days making his date of birth 29 Jan 1796.
According to a biographical sketch of Daniel and Hannah's son John M. Gorman in Brant and Fuller's history of Rush county (p.413): John M. Gorman was born in Fayette County, Ind., July 16, 1822. His parents were Daniel and Hannah (Carhin-should be Corbin) Gorman, the former a native of Pennsylvania, born near Pittsburg, on the Youghiogheny River, and the latter in Kentucky. They emigrated to Fayette County in an early day, the former in 1816, and the latter in 1818. They were married near Connersville, and began life together on a farm about seven miles southeast of that city. On September 3, 1835, they landed on the farm owned by our subject (John M. Gorman), and resided near here until their respective deaths; the former died suddenly of a paralytic stroke December, 1877, and
the latter of slow consumption in the summer of 1878.
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