Suggested edit: Col. Aron Daniels was the second son and third child of Daniel Daniels (1763-1849) a veteran of the Revolutionary War (Rev. War Pension File -R2650) and his wife Catherine (Clevenger) Daniels (1767-1840). Aron's parents had 12 (twelve) children, ten of them living to adulthood.
Aron's paternal grandfather Edward Daniels (1735-1814) was also a Revolutionary War Veteran having served as a Private in George Enslo's 6th Co. from Providence Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania.
Keep in mind Fulton County did not exist until 1850. It was carved out of part of Bedford County in 1850. Consequently, Aron was actually born and died in what was Bedford County at that time.
Contributor: Shaun Creighton (49577013)
Aron's paternal grandfather Edward Daniels (1735-1814) was also a Revolutionary War Veteran having served as a Private in George Enslo's 6th Co. from Providence Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania.
Keep in mind Fulton County did not exist until 1850. It was carved out of part of Bedford County in 1850. Consequently, Aron was actually born and died in what was Bedford County at that time.
Contributor: Shaun Creighton (49577013)
Suggested edit: Col. Aron Daniels was the second son and third child of Daniel Daniels (1763-1849) a veteran of the Revolutionary War (Rev. War Pension File -R2650) and his wife Catherine (Clevenger) Daniels (1767-1840). Aron's parents had 12 (twelve) children, ten of them living to adulthood.
Aron's paternal grandfather Edward Daniels (1735-1814) was also a Revolutionary War Veteran having served as a Private in George Enslo's 6th Co. from Providence Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania.
Keep in mind Fulton County did not exist until 1850. It was carved out of part of Bedford County in 1850. Consequently, Aron was actually born and died in what was Bedford County at that time.
Contributor: Shaun Creighton (49577013)
Aron's paternal grandfather Edward Daniels (1735-1814) was also a Revolutionary War Veteran having served as a Private in George Enslo's 6th Co. from Providence Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania.
Keep in mind Fulton County did not exist until 1850. It was carved out of part of Bedford County in 1850. Consequently, Aron was actually born and died in what was Bedford County at that time.
Contributor: Shaun Creighton (49577013)
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