Daniel Logan Inman was the second son of Joshua and Mary "Polly" Inman of Haywood Co., NC. He enlisted in the Confederate Army along with his brothers Anderson, Joshua Ervin, W. P., Lewis Hezekiah, and Joseph. Only Anderson and Hezekiah lived to return home. Daniel Logan and his brother, Joseph A., died at Camp Douglas, IL, (Confederate POW camp) most likely of smallpox. Some six thousand men died there. At first they were buried in unmarked paupers' graves in Chicago's City Cemetery, but in 1867 the remains were reburied at Oak Woods Cemetery, located about five miles south of the camp. Confederate Mound in Oak Woods Cemetery is a monument to the Confederate soldiers who died at Camp Douglas. William Pinkney Inman, the seventh child of Joshua and Polly Inman, is known to many now as the "Inman" of the "Cold Mountain" book by Charles Frazier.
The children of Daniel Inman and his wife,Elizabeth Swanger,
are as follows: William DeBerry, born 5 Oct 1847, died 7 April 1924; John Inman, born 1848; Rebecca Louise, born 1849; Elizabeth, born 1850; Marcus L, born 10 Nov 1859, died 19 June 1922; Joseph Pinkney, born Nov 1860, died 15 Oct 1915.
The children of Daniel Inman and his wife,Elizabeth Swanger,
are as follows: William DeBerry, born 5 Oct 1847, died 7 April 1924; John Inman, born 1848; Rebecca Louise, born 1849; Elizabeth, born 1850; Marcus L, born 10 Nov 1859, died 19 June 1922; Joseph Pinkney, born Nov 1860, died 15 Oct 1915.
Daniel Logan Inman was the second son of Joshua and Mary "Polly" Inman of Haywood Co., NC. He enlisted in the Confederate Army along with his brothers Anderson, Joshua Ervin, W. P., Lewis Hezekiah, and Joseph. Only Anderson and Hezekiah lived to return home. Daniel Logan and his brother, Joseph A., died at Camp Douglas, IL, (Confederate POW camp) most likely of smallpox. Some six thousand men died there. At first they were buried in unmarked paupers' graves in Chicago's City Cemetery, but in 1867 the remains were reburied at Oak Woods Cemetery, located about five miles south of the camp. Confederate Mound in Oak Woods Cemetery is a monument to the Confederate soldiers who died at Camp Douglas. William Pinkney Inman, the seventh child of Joshua and Polly Inman, is known to many now as the "Inman" of the "Cold Mountain" book by Charles Frazier.
The children of Daniel Inman and his wife,Elizabeth Swanger,
are as follows: William DeBerry, born 5 Oct 1847, died 7 April 1924; John Inman, born 1848; Rebecca Louise, born 1849; Elizabeth, born 1850; Marcus L, born 10 Nov 1859, died 19 June 1922; Joseph Pinkney, born Nov 1860, died 15 Oct 1915.
The children of Daniel Inman and his wife,Elizabeth Swanger,
are as follows: William DeBerry, born 5 Oct 1847, died 7 April 1924; John Inman, born 1848; Rebecca Louise, born 1849; Elizabeth, born 1850; Marcus L, born 10 Nov 1859, died 19 June 1922; Joseph Pinkney, born Nov 1860, died 15 Oct 1915.
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