Daniel was the 4th son of the couple's 5 sons & 1 daughter.
Daniel first married Irene (Unknown) in Connecticut in 1730; they had 2 daughters: Irene Williams, 1731-1734, and Rhodah Williams, 1740-1813. She married Captain Edmund Snow, who fought in the American Revolution in the 7th Connecticut militia.
Daniel married Lydia Wells in 1748 and they had one daughter, Rebeckah Williams, 1749-1769. He lived his life in and around Old Saybrook, Connecticut, where he passed away on July 14, 1786 and was buried near his parents and many relatives at River View Cemetery. Provided by A Southern Snow 48281468
Daniel first married Irene (Unknown) in Connecticut in 1730; they had 2 daughters: Irene Williams, 1731-1734, and Rhodah Williams, 1740-1813. She married Captain Edmund Snow, who fought in the American Revolution in the 7th Connecticut militia.
Daniel married Lydia Wells in 1748 and they had one daughter, Rebeckah Williams, 1749-1769. He lived his life in and around Old Saybrook, Connecticut, where he passed away on July 14, 1786 and was buried near his parents and many relatives at River View Cemetery. Provided by A Southern Snow 48281468
Daniel was the 4th son of the couple's 5 sons & 1 daughter.
Daniel first married Irene (Unknown) in Connecticut in 1730; they had 2 daughters: Irene Williams, 1731-1734, and Rhodah Williams, 1740-1813. She married Captain Edmund Snow, who fought in the American Revolution in the 7th Connecticut militia.
Daniel married Lydia Wells in 1748 and they had one daughter, Rebeckah Williams, 1749-1769. He lived his life in and around Old Saybrook, Connecticut, where he passed away on July 14, 1786 and was buried near his parents and many relatives at River View Cemetery. Provided by A Southern Snow 48281468
Daniel first married Irene (Unknown) in Connecticut in 1730; they had 2 daughters: Irene Williams, 1731-1734, and Rhodah Williams, 1740-1813. She married Captain Edmund Snow, who fought in the American Revolution in the 7th Connecticut militia.
Daniel married Lydia Wells in 1748 and they had one daughter, Rebeckah Williams, 1749-1769. He lived his life in and around Old Saybrook, Connecticut, where he passed away on July 14, 1786 and was buried near his parents and many relatives at River View Cemetery. Provided by A Southern Snow 48281468
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