Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
BurialBethel United Methodist Church, 1421 Bethel Methodist Church Rd, Burlington, Alamance County, North Carolina [305], [17087]
FatherJohn DANIELEY Jr. (1793-1854)
Mother“Pattie” Patsy MASON (1792-1871)
Spouses
BurialBethel United Methodist Church, 1421 Bethel Methodist Church Rd, Burlington, Alamance County, North Carolina [305]
Birth1816, Randolph County, North Carolina [4590]
OccupationPreacher Who Belonged To North Carolina And Virginia Conference. [305]
FatherJoseph MURRAY Sr. (1775->1854)
MotherAnne THOMAS (~1797->1854)
ChildrenLewis Craven (Twin) (1843-1919)
James Henry (Twin) (1843-1888)
Mary Ellen (1844-)
Sarah Elizabeth (1846-)
Ritta Cathine (1847-)
John Hanks (Died as Child) (1850-1858)
Joseph Matkins (1852-1919)
George Washington (1854-1914)
Frances Mason (Died as Child) (1855-1859)
Diliha Jane (1860-1936)
Obituary Online notes for Joseph Rainey (Spouse 1)
We know that one daughter married Joseph Murray and Sarah is the only unaccounted for daughter of John and Sarah Danieley Sr.
Joseph Rainey Murray Jr. married into the Danieley family twice.
First marriage was to John Danieley Sr. daughter Sarah and second marriage wass to John Danieley Jr. daughter, Celia Danieley.
He was a strong mas and his hobby was wrestling.
He reported himself to the conference at Apple’s Church, Guilford County, NC in 1841.
At the conference at Pleasant Grove, Randolph County, NC in 1843.
He attended the conference at Pope’s Chapel, Granville County, NC in 1847.
In 1850, he was at the conference at Union Chapel, Alamance County, NC in connection with a camp meeting was held.
Again in 1852 he was at Union Chapel, Alamance County, NC.
In 1853, he withdrew from the Christian Church, and joined the Baptists, at this time his name was erased from the roll of the NC and Virginia conference. [305]
Joseph Rainey Murray Jr. married into the Danieley family twice.
First marriage was to John Danieley Sr. daughter Sarah and second marriage wass to John Danieley Jr. daughter, Celia Danieley.
He was a strong mas and his hobby was wrestling.
He reported himself to the conference at Apple’s Church, Guilford County, NC in 1841.
At the conference at Pleasant Grove, Randolph County, NC in 1843.
He attended the conference at Pope’s Chapel, Granville County, NC in 1847.
In 1850, he was at the conference at Union Chapel, Alamance County, NC in connection with a camp meeting was held.
Again in 1852 he was at Union Chapel, Alamance County, NC.
In 1853, he withdrew from the Christian Church, and joined the Baptists, at this time his name was erased from the roll of the NC and Virginia conference. [305]