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     (?) Reece was born circa 1897.¹ (?) Reece married Artie Ann Raney, daughter of Franklin Greenberry Raney and Mary Louise McDaniel, circa 1934 at Milam County, Texas.¹

     Rowena Buck was born on 3 July 1904 at Fox, Dallas County, Texas.^2,1 Rowena Buck married Clarence Stacy Raney, son of Franklin Greenberry Raney and Mary Louise McDaniel, on 26 January 1921 at Milam County, Texas.¹ Rowena Buck died on 17 March 1994 at nursing home, Rockdale, Milam County, Texas, at age 89 years, 8 months and 14 days.^2,3

     Agatha Sommers was born circa 1905.¹ Agatha Sommers married Cullen Thomas Raney, son of Franklin Greenberry Raney and Mary Louise McDaniel, on 11 February 1922 at Milam County, Texas.¹

     Jewel Johnson was born on 5 July 1909 at Texas.^1,2 Jewel Johnson married Cullen Thomas Raney, son of Franklin Greenberry Raney and Mary Louise McDaniel, on 9 September 1933 at Milam County, Texas.¹ Jewel Johnson died on 26 February 1977 at Freeport, Brazoria County, Texas, at age 67 years, 7 months and 21 days.^3,2

     Lillian Mae Eickenhorst was born on 19 March 1909.² Lillian Mae Eickenhorst was born in 1899.¹ Lillian Mae Eickenhorst married Frank George Raney, son of Franklin Greenberry Raney and Mary Louise McDaniel, on 2 August 1927 at Milam County, Texas.¹

     Frank C Hill was born in May 1899 at Milam County, Texas.¹ He was the son of Erwin Hill and Zoie P Raney.¹

     Walter Green Raney was born on 28 July 1851 at Bryant Station, Milam County, Texas.^2,1 He was the son of Martin Greenberry Raney.⁴ Walter Green Raney married Alice McDaniel, daughter of David Moncher McDaniel and Elizabeth Ann Kuykendall, on 20 December 1876 at Vilas, Bell County, Texas.^1,2 Walter Green Raney married Mary Elizabeth Overton on 10 July 1891 at Milam County, Texas.^1,3 Walter Green Raney died on 17 October 1916 at Temple, Bell County, Texas, at age 65 years, 2 months and 19 days.^2,1 Walter Green Raney was buried at Rogers, Bell County, Texas.⁵

     John Quincy Raney was born in 1854 at Texas.¹ John Quincy Raney married Evaline McDaniel, daughter of Stacey McDaniel and Eunice Ann Leatherman, on 19 April 1877 at Bell County, Texas.¹ John Quincy Raney died in 1919 at Milam County, Texas, at age 65 years.¹ John Quincy Raney was buried at Bryant Station Cemetery in 1919 at Bryant Station, Milam County, Texas.¹
     John Quincy Raney was also known as Quincy (?).¹ Verna Raney Williams, the daughter of Franlin Greenberry Raney, spoke often of 'Uncle Walter' and 'Uncle Quincy', so it is probable that in the family, at least, John Quincy Raney was known as 'Quincy' rather than 'John'.¹

     Stacey McDaniel was born say December 1832 at Shelby County, Tennessee.¹ He was the son of Granger McDaniel and Mary Margaret Bowen.¹ Stacey McDaniel married Eunice Ann Leatherman on 10 September 1857 at Bell County, Texas.^2,3 Stacey McDaniel died on 12 February 1876 at Bell County, Texas.²
     Stacey McDaniel was also known as W.³ Stacey McDaniel was also known as Stacy M McDaniel.² Stacey McDaniel was a witness to were sworn to and rec'd by the Acalde with Gideon B. Bowen and Jeannette Bowen on 30 January 1836 at Robertson Colony, Milam, Sabin County, Texas.^4,5,6 Stacey McDaniel appeared on the 1850 census in the household of Granger McDaniel at Milam and Williamson, Milam County, Texas.¹ Stacey McDaniel and Abner McDaniel were farmers on 1 June 1850.⁷ Stacy M McDaniel appears on two US census reports, in 1860 and in 1870, as head of household in Bell Co.. Between those two census years, he served 'about four years' in the Confederate Army. Eunice, in her application for widow's pension, states that Stacy McDaniel ' served in Company I, under Capt John R. Smith'. This company may have had some connection with General Beauregard, as Eunice states that Stacy spoke often of said general. The Adjutant General's office confirms that Stacy McDaniel was a pvt in Company I, mustering in at Camp Terry 11 April 1862, and was present on 29 Feb 1864, the last roll call on file. In the Texas State Archives card file, Stacy McDaniel appears twice, as a private in Co for Beat No 1, Bell Co., 27th Brig, enlisting June 1861; and again, as a private, enlisting in the 7th Brigade of infantry, on 24 March 1862 at Belton, and mustering in 11 April 1862 at Camp Terry. He was said to have been discharged from this enlistment on 30 June 1862, after which he apparently reinlisted. A profile found in the 'mug-book' history of Bell Co. states that Stacy McDaniel died of natural causes, but I wonder what the 'natural' cause of death at age 44 might have been?² Stacey McDaniel was the head of household on the 1860 census at Belton, Bell County, Texas. Evaline McDaniel and Eunice Ann Leatherman were listed in the household.⁸

     Eunice Ann Leatherman was born on 13 December 1841 at Claiborne, Ouachita Parish, Louisiana.² Eunice Ann Leatherman was born circa December 1842 at Louisiana.³ Eunice Ann Leatherman married Stacey McDaniel, son of Granger McDaniel and Mary Margaret Bowen, on 10 September 1857 at Bell County, Texas.^1,3 Eunice Ann Leatherman married (?) Rainey on 4 June 1884 at Milam County, Texas; Eunice was the mother of Mary Louise McDaniel Raney, who came to live with her daughter shortly after being widowed. M. G. Raney was, of course, widowered by this time, and so the decision was made that the two of them should marry to reduce the chance of gossip caused by an unmarried male and an unmarried female living under the same roof. This story was related to me, Marcy Porter, by my grandmother, Mary Louise's daughter, Verna Bradford Raney Williams.^1,2 Eunice Ann Leatherman died on 21 November 1935 at Waco, McLennan County, Texas, at age 93 years, 11 months and 8 days.¹ Eunice Ann Leatherman was buried at Rosemound Cemetery, Waco, McLennan County, Texas.¹
     Eunice Ann Leatherman was also known as Eunice (?).³ At the 1860 census, Bell Co., Texas, Stacy and Eunice McDaniel appear as a household with one daughter, Evaline, one year old. S. G. Leatherman and family are about 3 dwellings earlier on the census roll, and Mary McDaniel and her household are next after. Stacy and Eunice farmed in Bell Co., After his death, in 1876, Eunice continued to live in her own home, at least through the time of the 1880 census, when she appears as head of household, with two small children, two dwellings after her father, S. G. Leatherman. On 4 June 1884, she married M. G. Raney, and lived in the house with her daughter Mary Louise, Mary Louise's husband Frank G. Raney, who was M. G. Raney's son, and Frank and Lou's children, until the death of M. G. Raney, in 1898. After his death, she apparently began to divide her time among her children's homes. At the 1900 census, Eunice was living with her daughter, Jane MAYS, also apparently widowed. At the 1910 census, she is found in the home of John B and Ella (McDaniel) MADDUX. At the 1920 census, she was again living with Frank and Lou Raney. When Eunice died in 1935, she was living with John and Ella MADDUX, in Waco. Eunice A. McDaniel was among signers of a petition to Gov. P. Murrah, circulated at some point during the Civil War, asking the governor to detail Stephen T. Slater to make spinning wheels and looms so that the ladies of Williamson, Milam and Bell Counties might aid the cause by producing clothing for the troops. Even though Eunice had remarried and been widowed again, in 1920 she was granted pension no. A36968, from the State of Texas, based on the service of Stacy McDaniel to the Confederate States of America. In the application for this pension, Eunice reported having lived in Texas 67 years, and in Milam Co. for 36 years. This statement serves to corroborate information that her father, S. G. Leatherman brought his family to Texas in 1853. This process of gaining a Confederate Widow's Pension had not been without pitfalls, as the Co. Judge states that this is the second attempt, the first application having been lost 'in some way.' The same Co. Judge reported that he had excused Eunice Raney from attending the proceedings, as her health was too poor to make the eleven mile journey from her home to the Court House.¹ Eunice Ann Leatherman appeared on the 1860 census in the household of Stacey McDaniel at Belton, Bell County, Texas.⁴ Eunice Ann Leatherman was enumerated as the mother-in-law of John Boyd Maddux on the 1930 census at 403 North 10th St., Waco, McLennan County, Texas.²

     Evaline McDaniel was born in July 1858 at Bell County, Texas.^1,2 She was the daughter of Stacey McDaniel and Eunice Ann Leatherman.^2,1 Evaline McDaniel married John Quincy Raney on 19 April 1877 at Bell County, Texas.¹ Evaline McDaniel died after 1910 at Bell County, Texas.¹
     Evaline McDaniel was also known as Eveline McDaniel.² Evaline McDaniel appeared on the 1860 census in the household of Stacey McDaniel at Belton, Bell County, Texas.³

     Stacy McDaniel was born in 1863 at Bell County, Texas.¹ He was the son of Stacey McDaniel and Eunice Ann Leatherman.¹ Stacy McDaniel died.¹

     Jane Mcalphia McDaniel was born in April 1866 at Bell County, Texas.¹ She was the daughter of Stacey McDaniel and Eunice Ann Leatherman.¹ Jane Mcalphia McDaniel married (?) Mays circa 1886 at Bell County, Texas.¹ Jane Mcalphia McDaniel died.¹

     Willard McDaniel was born circa 1863 at Bell County, Texas.¹ He was the son of Stacey McDaniel and Eunice Ann Leatherman.¹ Willard McDaniel died at Bell County, Texas.¹

     Brian Voelzow is the son of Elroy Raymond Voelzow Jr. and Mary Irene Fitzgerald.¹

     Elizabeth McDaniel was born say December 1831 at Shelby County, Tennessee.¹ She was the daughter of Granger McDaniel and Mary Margaret Bowen.¹ Elizabeth McDaniel married David P Roberts.² Elizabeth McDaniel married Jefferson Mills.²
     Elizabeth McDaniel was a witness to were sworn to and rec'd by the Acalde with Gideon B. Bowen and Jeannette Bowen on 30 January 1836 at Robertson Colony, Milam, Sabin County, Texas.^3,4,5 Elizabeth McDaniel appeared on the 1850 census in the household of Granger McDaniel at Milam and Williamson, Milam County, Texas.¹

     Stephanie Bell Vinning was born on 7 September 1943.¹ Stephanie Bell Vinning married Gary Francis Voelzow, son of Elroy R. Voelzow and Frances E. Johnson.¹ Stephanie Bell Vinning died on 10 March 1980 at age 36 years, 6 months and 3 days.¹

     Sarah J. McDaniel was born say March 1838 at Milam County, Texas.^1,2 She was the daughter of Granger McDaniel and Mary Margaret Bowen.² Sarah J. McDaniel married John Forrest McAnich circa 1856 at Bell County, Texas.¹
     Sarah J. McDaniel appeared on the 1850 census in the household of Granger McDaniel at Milam and Williamson, Milam County, Texas.²

     Mary Ann McDaniel was born say December 1839 at Milam County, Texas.^2,1,3 She was the daughter of Granger McDaniel and Mary Margaret Bowen.^2,3 Mary Ann McDaniel married Robert W Burns.¹
     Mary Ann McDaniel was also known as M. A.⁴ Mary Ann McDaniel was also known as Mary A. McDaniel.⁵ Mary Ann McDaniel appeared on the 1850 census in the household of Granger McDaniel at Milam and Williamson, Milam County, Texas.² Mary Ann McDaniel appeared on the 1860 census in the household of Mary Margaret Bowen at Belton, Bell County, Texas.³

     Mahaley McDaniel was born say December 1841 at Texas.¹ Mahaley McDaniel was born say December 1840 at Texas.^3,2 She was the daughter of Granger McDaniel and Mary Margaret Bowen.^1,2 Mahaley McDaniel married Henry B Elliot between 1855 and 1860 at Bell County, Texas.^4,3
     Mahaley McDaniel was also known as Mahala McDaniel.^4,3 Mahaley McDaniel appeared on the 1850 census in the household of Granger McDaniel at Milam and Williamson, Milam County, Texas.¹ Mahaley McDaniel was also known as Mahala Elliott.^3,2 Mahaley McDaniel appeared on the 1860 census in the household of Henry B Elliot at Belton, Bell County, Texas.⁵ Mahala Elliott was enumerated as the daughter of Mary McDaniel on the 1880 census at Precinct 3, Bell County, Texas.²

     Matilda McDaniel was born say December 1842 at Milam County, Texas.^1,2,4 She was the daughter of Granger McDaniel and Mary Margaret Bowen.^3,4,1,2
     Matilda McDaniel appeared on the 1850 census in the household of Granger McDaniel at Milam and Williamson, Milam County, Texas.¹ Matilda McDaniel appeared on the 1860 census in the household of Mary Margaret Bowen at Belton, Bell County, Texas.²

     Lewis Granger McDaniel was born say December 1845 at Milam County, Texas.^1,2,3 He was the son of Granger McDaniel and Mary Margaret Bowen.^1,2 Lewis Granger McDaniel married Roxana Mckay on 1 May 1866 at Bell County, Texas.³
     Lewis Granger McDaniel appeared on the 1850 census in the household of Granger McDaniel at Milam and Williamson, Milam County, Texas.¹ Lewis Granger McDaniel appeared on the 1860 census in the household of Mary Margaret Bowen at Belton, Bell County, Texas.²

     Genetta McDaniel was born say December 1847 at Milam County, Texas.^2,1,3 She was the daughter of Granger McDaniel and Mary Margaret Bowen.^2,1 Genetta McDaniel married William H Bird at Bell County, Texas.^4,3 Genetta McDaniel married John Price Mckay after 1897.^5,3
     Genetta McDaniel was also known as Ginetti McDaniel.² Genetta McDaniel was also known as Gennette McDaniel.³ Genetta McDaniel appeared on the 1850 census in the household of Granger McDaniel at Milam and Williamson, Milam County, Texas.² Genetta McDaniel appeared on the 1860 census in the household of Mary Margaret Bowen at Belton, Bell County, Texas.¹

     John McDaniel was born say 15 November 1849 at Bell County, Texas.^1,2 He was the son of Granger McDaniel and Mary Margaret Bowen.¹ John McDaniel died between 1851 and 1860.³
     John McDaniel appeared on the 1850 census in the household of Granger McDaniel at Milam and Williamson, Milam County, Texas.¹

     David P Roberts was born circa 1837.¹ David P Roberts married Elizabeth McDaniel, daughter of Granger McDaniel and Mary Margaret Bowen.¹