From Axtell Genealogy by Carson A Axtell 1945
Daniel was either born in South Carolina or on the way hither. Was a child when his father returned to Mass. He married Waitsill Babbit Sept. 15, 1737, and spent his life in Berkley, Mass., where he was a large land owner and a prominent citizen. He was one of the constituent members of the church of that place, and in 1737 was chosen Deacon. That same year he provided the entertainment for the people for the ordination of Samuel Tobey. In 1750 he became Ruling Elder. His wife died in 1757 and he married (2) Phebe Reed. Daniel died Sept. 21, 1761. His widow married Capt. James foster of Rochester, May 13, 1771
Daniel was either born in South Carolina or on the way hither. Was a child when his father returned to Mass. He married Waitsill Babbit Sept. 15, 1737, and spent his life in Berkley, Mass., where he was a large land owner and a prominent citizen. He was one of the constituent members of the church of that place, and in 1737 was chosen Deacon. That same year he provided the entertainment for the people for the ordination of Samuel Tobey. In 1750 he became Ruling Elder. His wife died in 1757 and he married (2) Phebe Reed. Daniel died Sept. 21, 1761. His widow married Capt. James foster of Rochester, May 13, 1771
From Axtell Genealogy by Carson A Axtell 1945
Daniel was either born in South Carolina or on the way hither. Was a child when his father returned to Mass. He married Waitsill Babbit Sept. 15, 1737, and spent his life in Berkley, Mass., where he was a large land owner and a prominent citizen. He was one of the constituent members of the church of that place, and in 1737 was chosen Deacon. That same year he provided the entertainment for the people for the ordination of Samuel Tobey. In 1750 he became Ruling Elder. His wife died in 1757 and he married (2) Phebe Reed. Daniel died Sept. 21, 1761. His widow married Capt. James foster of Rochester, May 13, 1771
Daniel was either born in South Carolina or on the way hither. Was a child when his father returned to Mass. He married Waitsill Babbit Sept. 15, 1737, and spent his life in Berkley, Mass., where he was a large land owner and a prominent citizen. He was one of the constituent members of the church of that place, and in 1737 was chosen Deacon. That same year he provided the entertainment for the people for the ordination of Samuel Tobey. In 1750 he became Ruling Elder. His wife died in 1757 and he married (2) Phebe Reed. Daniel died Sept. 21, 1761. His widow married Capt. James foster of Rochester, May 13, 1771
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