Dulany Rasin his brother Richard L. Rasin and their mother, Sarah Bennett Rasin, are buried in Union, as well as many of their children. Worton Gleaning by Cooper 1983.
He was probably named for his father's uncle Daniel Dulaney who married Philip's mother Martha's sister. His children's names and information comes from Carolyn E. Cooper's work William Blackiston Rasin Family.
CENSUS: 1850 Kent Co Dulaney Rasin 35, Mary J. 28, Anaditha 5, Emily 1, Sarah 50, Richard 26, George Beck 26, Margaret 17 Black.
CENSUS: 1860 Kent Co, MD 456-459 Delany Raisin 44, Mary 39, Ann E. 14, Emma J. 11, Thomas 9, Mary 7, McCall M. 5, Roby 2, Perry 5/12, Berry Beck 35, George Beck 35.
CENSUS: 1870
Dulany Rasin 54
Mary J Rasin 49
Emily J Rasin 21
Thomas Rasin 19
Mary Rasin 17
Medford Rasin 15
Roby Rasin 12
Perry Rasin 10
Blackiston Rasin 37
1870; Census Place: District 3, Kent, Maryland; Roll M593_590; Page: 122; Image: 244.
CENSUS: 1880 Kent Co, MD
D. RASIN Self M Male W 64 MD Farming --- ---
Mary J. RASIN Wife M Female W 59 MD Keeps House --- ---
Thomas RASIN Son S Male W 29 MD Work Farm --- ---
Perry RASIN Son S Male W 20 MD Work Farm --- ---
J. A. COOPER Other Male W 15 MD Work Farm Servant --- ---
R. SCOTT Other Male W 14 MD Work Farm Servant --- ---
Source Information: Census Place Worton, Kent, Maryland NA Film Number T9-0512 Page Number99B
OBIT: Death of Dulaney Rasin. Mr. Dulaney Rasin, one of the oldest citizens of Worton district, died at the residence of his son-in-law, Mr. Samuel F. Cooper, near Worton Station, on Tuesday last. He was in his 75th year. Mr. Rasin was one of the best known men in his district. He was for several years a constable and in 1883 was a candidate for sheriff on the Democratic ticket. He was generous to a fault and had many warm friends all over the county. Kent News Jan. 25, 1890.
OBIT: same issue Jan. 25, 1890 Died Near Worton Station, January 21, of pneumonia, Dulaney Rasin, aged 74 years.
OBIT: Dulaney Rasin departed this life Jan. 21, 1890, being his seventy-fourth birthday. The subject of these few lines was a kind husband. He and his companion had journeyed together forty-five years the 6th instant. He was an affectionate father and a much loved grandfather. Good neighbor, none were turned from his door whom he could help as far as his means permitted. he was ever cheerful and would entertain young people with incidents of by-gone days much to their enjoyment. We have been acquainted with him many years and always looked upon him as an inoffensive man forgiving in disposition with a desire to be at peace with all men. We visited him several times during his illness and he expressed himself entirely submissive to the will of his Heavenly Father, saying he was all right and not afraid of death. We have no doubt his family's loss is his eternal gain. A Friend. same issue Jan. 25, 1890 Kent News.
Dulany Rasin his brother Richard L. Rasin and their mother, Sarah Bennett Rasin, are buried in Union, as well as many of their children. Worton Gleaning by Cooper 1983.
He was probably named for his father's uncle Daniel Dulaney who married Philip's mother Martha's sister. His children's names and information comes from Carolyn E. Cooper's work William Blackiston Rasin Family.
CENSUS: 1850 Kent Co Dulaney Rasin 35, Mary J. 28, Anaditha 5, Emily 1, Sarah 50, Richard 26, George Beck 26, Margaret 17 Black.
CENSUS: 1860 Kent Co, MD 456-459 Delany Raisin 44, Mary 39, Ann E. 14, Emma J. 11, Thomas 9, Mary 7, McCall M. 5, Roby 2, Perry 5/12, Berry Beck 35, George Beck 35.
CENSUS: 1870
Dulany Rasin 54
Mary J Rasin 49
Emily J Rasin 21
Thomas Rasin 19
Mary Rasin 17
Medford Rasin 15
Roby Rasin 12
Perry Rasin 10
Blackiston Rasin 37
1870; Census Place: District 3, Kent, Maryland; Roll M593_590; Page: 122; Image: 244.
CENSUS: 1880 Kent Co, MD
D. RASIN Self M Male W 64 MD Farming --- ---
Mary J. RASIN Wife M Female W 59 MD Keeps House --- ---
Thomas RASIN Son S Male W 29 MD Work Farm --- ---
Perry RASIN Son S Male W 20 MD Work Farm --- ---
J. A. COOPER Other Male W 15 MD Work Farm Servant --- ---
R. SCOTT Other Male W 14 MD Work Farm Servant --- ---
Source Information: Census Place Worton, Kent, Maryland NA Film Number T9-0512 Page Number99B
OBIT: Death of Dulaney Rasin. Mr. Dulaney Rasin, one of the oldest citizens of Worton district, died at the residence of his son-in-law, Mr. Samuel F. Cooper, near Worton Station, on Tuesday last. He was in his 75th year. Mr. Rasin was one of the best known men in his district. He was for several years a constable and in 1883 was a candidate for sheriff on the Democratic ticket. He was generous to a fault and had many warm friends all over the county. Kent News Jan. 25, 1890.
OBIT: same issue Jan. 25, 1890 Died Near Worton Station, January 21, of pneumonia, Dulaney Rasin, aged 74 years.
OBIT: Dulaney Rasin departed this life Jan. 21, 1890, being his seventy-fourth birthday. The subject of these few lines was a kind husband. He and his companion had journeyed together forty-five years the 6th instant. He was an affectionate father and a much loved grandfather. Good neighbor, none were turned from his door whom he could help as far as his means permitted. he was ever cheerful and would entertain young people with incidents of by-gone days much to their enjoyment. We have been acquainted with him many years and always looked upon him as an inoffensive man forgiving in disposition with a desire to be at peace with all men. We visited him several times during his illness and he expressed himself entirely submissive to the will of his Heavenly Father, saying he was all right and not afraid of death. We have no doubt his family's loss is his eternal gain. A Friend. same issue Jan. 25, 1890 Kent News.
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