Notes: Wm. L. Gann's Genealogy Site

Mr. Bliss lived to the advanced age of 101 and left, at his death, according to the "Boston News Letter:" six children, 38 grandchildren, 114 great-grandchildren, and ten great-great-grandchildren, making a total of 168.

Bliss, Samuel (I1188)

1971

Mrs. Phillip Dell, of Derry, aged 48 years, died suddenly at the home of a neighbor March 30. Her husband is a railroad engineer. Before her marriage she lived at Bolivar, her maiden name, McDowell.

McDowell, Susanna (I2754)

1972

Mulberry Cemetery

Edwards, Mary N (I131)

1973

Mulberry Cemetery

Blackwell, Fleming Gaines (I125)

1974

Munsey Cemetery

Jaggers, Saddler Sergeant George Washington (I570)

1975

Munsey Cemetery

Degurnett, Martha Lawrence (I793)

1976

Musgrove Cemetery

Hensley, Lemuel Thomas (I3219)

1977

Musgrove Cemetery

Martha E (I3220)

1978

Musgrove Chapel Methodist Church Cemetery

Musgrove, Martha Ann Elizabeth (I401)

1979

Name is sometimes recorded as "Cyprianus"

Kühle, Cyprian Michael (I4391)

1980

Name recorded in Grant Co., New Mexico was Pansy Geneva Mason

Donaldson, Pansy Geneva (I1003)

1981

Name sometimes given as Anna C or Annie C

Long, Catherine Anne (I4315)

1982

Name spelled differently in all three sources (birth, death, burial)

Burt, Aretemas Davenport (I2397)

1983

Name was probably just Lucy Gonder with no middle initial; after her marriage her signature is "Lucy G Weckman", the 'G' probably representing her maiden surname

Gonder, Lucy G (I2866)

1984

Name: Pansy Genevia Porter
SSN: 522163379
Gender: Female
Race: White
Birth Date: 13 Aug 1919
Birth Place: Ardmore, Oklahoma
Father Name: Richard F Donaldson
Mother Name: Roxie A Wardlow
Death Date: Aug 1977
Type of Claim: Original SSN.
Notes: Aug 1938: Name listed as PANSY GENEVIA PORTER; Apr 1957: Name listed as PANSY GEN RYDER; Jun 1960: Name listed as PANSY GEN FORBES; Aug 1970: Name listed as PANSY GEN MASON; 31 Dec 1987: Name listed as PANSY MASON

Donaldson, Pansy Geneva (I1003)

1985

Named "my brother Josiah gage" in Samuel Gage's will

Gage, Josiah (I3467)

1986

Named as co-executrix of father-in-law Joseph Drake's will, on the earlier date she renounced her executorship on account of age and other disability; on the later date she goes without mention in husband Isaac Drake's will

Blackford, Hannah (I4019)

1987

Named executor in the will of aunt Keziah Richardson d. 1848 in Maury Co., Tennessee

Richardson, Wiley P (I3272)

1988

Named for James Kimble Vardaman, a populist Mississippi politician of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Vardaman garnered votes with strong pro-farmer speeches and policy positions, and was perhaps the most flagrantly hostile racist in the history of American public service.

Gann, James K Vardeman (I179)

1989

Named in brother Samuel Gage's will

Gage, Daniel (I3495)

1990

Named in brother Samuel Gage's will

Gage, Nathaniel (I3496)

1991

Named in father Joseph Hull's will on this date

Hull, Stelle (I1974)

1992

Named in father-in-law Thomas Blogett's probate papers as an heir at law

Reed, Peter (I3906)

1993

Nance Farm Cemetery

Nance, Mary Ann (I835)

1994

Nance Farm Cemetery

Pate, Booker (I833)

1995

Nancy is believed to have had Irish heritage.

Hill, Nancy C (I1009)

1996

Nancy is listed as the contact for brother James R Eaton's World War II registration

Eaton, Nancy Lynton (I0898)

1997

Nancy received a widows pension for Benjamin Blake ( certificate 118) killed at Shiloh a member of the 18th Illinois Infantry. Had two sons Will and Wiloe with Benjamin Blake before marrying William Wilton. After William's death she remarried a George Rose- Clinton County Marriage Book Volume 1 p 22 10/20 1877. She later went to live with daughter Eliza Louella (Lou) Cannon in Memphis Tennessee where she died and was buried in Elmwood Cemetery but later moved to Forest Hill in Memphls.

--James C Henderson

Young, Nancy (I2230)

1998

Nashville City Cemetery
grave marker 2059

Logan, James M (I368)

1999

Nathaniel Danielson was the son of John Danielson and Margaret Mighill, and the husband of (1) Mary Morgan and (2) Rose Morgan. He served as a Major in Col. David Brewer's MA Regiment during the American Revolution. In 1777 Nathaniel was tried in the Hampshire Co (MA) Court for the murder of Jabez Nichols AKA Jabez Smith. The resolution of the case is not known. Nathaniel later owned a hotel and at age 79 he was murdered while trying to remove an unruly customer.

Nathaniel's male line died out with the early death of his only grandson Eli. Nathaniel's nephews and cousins in the 1830's changed the family name from "Danielson" to "Donaldson," believing that "Donaldson" was the original family surname back in 1600's Scotland.

Some researchers have speculated that Nathaniel was the grandson of wealthy James Danielson of Killingly, CT. However, this is disproved by James' 1728 will, which shows only two sons, Samuel and James, Jr.

Siblings:
John Danielson
Gen. Timothy Danielson

Nephews:
Dr. Lothario Donaldson
Timothy Donaldson
Altamont Donaldson
Calvin Donaldson
Nathaniel Donaldson

Danielson, Major Nathaniel (I1117)

2000

Nathaniel Donaldson was the son of John Danielson and Ruth Blodgett, and the husband of 1) Candace Sykes, and 2) Keziah Rockwell Platt, widow of Peter Platt. Nathaniel legally changed his name from 'Danielson' 'to 'Donaldson' as did his surviving children, and most of his nephews and cousins, believing that 'Donaldson' was the original family name back in 1600's Scotland. In the 1850 Census he is listed as 'Nathaniel Donaldson.' He is also listed by that name in the authoritative 'History of Otsego County, New York,' 1878.

Danielson, Nathaniel (I1120)