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Birth: unknown, France Death: 1771 Perquimans County North Carolina, USA Brother of Thomas Saint Daniel joined the Society of Friends at the Chesterfield Monthly Meeting in West Jersey, now New Jersey, 3 July 1741 and was granted a certificate to travel to and presented to the Perquimans Monthly Meeting, North Carolina 7 Apr 1744. Meldrum, Charolette, D., Early Church Records of Burlington County, New Jersey: Volume 2 Chesterfield Monthy Meeting, Minutes of Meeting p. 58 "3rd da, 7th mo, 1741. Daniel Saint to be taken into the care of the friends." p. 60 "7th da, 4th mo, 1744. A certificate granted for Daniel Saint granted Perquomen, NC Monthly Meeting." Daniel's name was mentioned in passing in the travel journal made by William Logan from Pennsylviania to Georgia on business. William Logan's Journal of a Journey to Gerogia, 1745, The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. XXXVI., No. 1, 1912, p. 7. "5th Day. (ed.--October, 1745) Came this moring after Breakfast across Perquimin river, (whichis scarce 50 yards wide where we cros'd ft, but about a mile further down a full mile wide), in Company with Samll Newby to the Meeting House where the Meeting of Ministers were then sitting & delvd the Epistles to Zachariah Nixon who carried them into ye Meeting & the Written Epistle to ye Meeting from London was read & in a hour more the Meeting broke up, when we delv'd sundrie Letters to Stephen Scott, & Daniel Saint." Despite the Peace Testimonal of the Society of Friends that Daniel and other Quaker held, North Carolina law mandated service in the malitia in 1754. Clark, Murtie June, Colonial Soldiers of the South, 1732-1774, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, 1983 Page 742 Muster Roll of Lieutenant Colonel John Harvey's Regiment, Perquimans County, North Carolina, (1754) (Con'd) The following men in Captain Steven's Company are Quakers: Nr: 59; Name: Saint, Dan'l Road service for the county without pay was an obligation of land ownership and a form of feudal relationship with its European origins. Daniel and his neighbors sought relief from the court for service far from home. Kay, Martin L. and Price, William S., "To Ride the Wood Mare": Road Building and Militia Service in Colonial North Carolina, 1740-1775., The North Carolina Historical Review, Vol. LVII, No. 4, Oct., 1980 Page 375 "On April 16, 1754, planter Daniel Saint petitioned the Perquimans County Court, complaining that he was "obliged to work on the Road in Quite Another (district) Several Miles Distant which is Considerably to his Prejudice" and requesting the court's permission to "fare as his Neighbors do in the Same District where he lives. . ." Appearing on the face of the petition is a "Draught of Plantations" giving the names of some of Saint's "Neighbors." From Perquimans County Road Records, no date, 1711-1809, State Archives." Friends' review: a religious, literary and miscellaneous journal, Volume 14, edited by Samuel Rhoads, Enoch Lewis http://books.google.com/books?id=visrAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA2-PA614&dq=%22Daniel+Saint%22+Perquimans&lr=#v=onepage&q=%22Daniel%20Saint%22%20Perquimans&f=false p. 614 Daniel Saint signed a letter from the North Carolina Yearly Meeting held at the Old Neck meetinghouse in Perquimans Co, NC, Oct. 8-10, 1756. The letter was sent to the London Yearly Meeting of Friends. Daniel Saint's name was entered in seveal Perquimans County, North Carolina court proceedings concerning the probate cases of seveal of his neighbors: a. North Carolina Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. 1, No. 2, Abstract of Wills, J. R. B. Hathaway, Vol. 3, No. 3, July 1903 page 341 Moore, Trusman, Perquimans, 27th, 12 month, 1752. April Court, 1753. Sons William Samuel, Thomas and Jesse, John Wilson, Sr., daughters Jane and Mary, wife Leah, Thos. Nicholson and Samuel Moor Executors. Test, Wm. White, Daniel Saint, Jos. Winslow b. History of Perquimans County, as Compiled from Records Found There and Elsewhere, by Mr. Waston Winslow, published by Genealogical Publishing Co., 1990 page 161 No. 126. Pursuant to the will ot Truman Moore, we have marked trees. On the "Manor lands," for a division, between sons of sd Truman; adj Pleasant Winslow, & William White 18, 7mo 1754. John Moore, Wm. White, Daniel Saint. c. North Carolina Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. 1, No. 2, Abstract of Wills, J. R. B. Hathaway, Vol. 3, No. 2, April 1903 page 224 Harman, Robert, Perquimans. Jany. 7, 1758. Wife Elizabeth, sons Caleb and john, three youngest children Stephen, Thomas and mary; son John, Frances Thoms, Daniel Saint, and John White son of Joseph, to divide my estate, and also guardians to my children; wife, son Caleb, and Jon White Exrs. Test, Thomas Long, Elizabeth Long, Joseph White. Daniel Saint also attended several marriages of other Society of Friend members. Bjorkman, Gwen Boyer, Quaker Marriage Certificates p. 27 Page 98 Joseph NICHOLSON son of Thomas, and Mehitabel NIXON dau of Zachariah dec. . .11, 6m, called June, 1755. . . in Perquimons County in their publik Meeing place at the old neck. . .(ed.--Column 2) Elizabeth Saint. . .(ed.--Column 3) Daniel Saint p. 45-6 Page 144 Zachariah NIXON son of John and Dorithy decd, and Mary WHITE dau of John and Sarah all of Perquimons. . . 15 9m, 1771. . . at the publick meeting plact at Wells's. . . p. 109 Page 54/2 Daniel Saint and Margaret Barrow of the county of Perquimans. . . 15, 6m, 1744. . .at the New meeting House in the old Neck in Perquimans. . .(ed.--column 3) Daniel Saint, Margaret Saint. . . Daniel's land transactions and mention of his name on the deeds of other land transaction in Perquimans County, North Carolina. Winslow, Watson, History of Perquimans County, as Compiled from Records Found There and Elsewhere, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1990, Reprint of Regional Publishing Co., 1974, Original Published, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1931 Page 138 Deed Book E No. 25. Sarah Ashley, Widow, of Perq, in Con' of "Love I bear my two sons, John, & Joseph, have given, a plan' on east side of Yoppim Creek, which was given me by my brother John Barrow dec'd," adj David Saint. If my two sons die without issue, to my sons, Amarius, & William, or Aaron. May 18, 1745. Test' Daniel Saint, Jacob, Wyatt. Page 139 Deed Book E No. 34. William Wyatt, of Perq, planter-for £30 pd by Jeremiah Pratt, of afsd-planter-sold 75a, known by the name of "Felts" on the side of Pratts Mill Swamp known by name of "Dead Mans Swamp." Sept 14, 1745. Test' Joshua Worley, Daniel Saint, John Stepney. Page 144 Deed Book E No. 89. Joseph Winslow of Perq, for £40 pd by John Griffin of afsd-sold 160a adj - Hudson, land bought by sd Winslow, of Thomas Jessop. Jan Court, 1746. Test' Henry Phelps, Daniel Saint. Page 145 Deed Book E No. 106. James Smith of Perq, for £80 pd by William Long of afsd-sold 50a adj Joshua Deal, on Albemarle Sound, up sd Sound to the mouth of Yoppim Creek, called "Smiths old plan'." July 10, 1747. Test' Daniel Saint, Edward Penrice, Wm Long Jr Page 148 Deed Book E No. 140. John Ashley of Perq, for £300 pd by Joseph Newby, of ye same-sold 144a adj land of Mr. Daniel Saint. Dec 28, 1748. Test' Thomas Calloway, Thomas Biggs. No. 147. Joseph Winslow of Perq, planter-for £12 s10 pd by Robert Evans Jr, of ye same-sold 60a called New Neck, a patent to Thomas Jessop. Jan 16, 1748/9. Test' Daniel Saint, William Hollowell. Page 149 Deed Book E No. 149. Robert Wilson of Perq, planter-for £18 pd by Joshua Deal, of same-conveyed 145a, adj John Griffin, a "grant from John Earle of Granville," to said Robert Wilson, Dec 20, 1748. Seal Jan 16, 1748/9. Test' Daniel Saint, Josiah Bundy. No. 151. Joseph Winslow of Perq, for £3 pd by Timothy Winslow, planter-of same, sold 100a, at "ye lower end of Hickory Neck," adj John Griffin, being land patented by Thomas Jessop. Jan 16, 1748/9. Test' Daniel Saint, Wm Hollowell. Page 153 Deed Book F No. 26. Richd Cheaston, of Bladen Co, Farmer-in con' of £10 pd by Dan'l Saint of Perq, sold 100a on No East Side of Perq River, called "Grassy point" the "Manner plan" on which David Harris lived, & left to his dau Ann Smith, by will, (on the River side) between land left to Sarah, & Elizabeth Harris. April 14, 1751. Test' Elizabeth Nixon, Ralph Fletcher Jun. Page 154 Deed Book F No. 43. Ann Williams of Perq, in con' of £45 pd by Jno. Harman of afsd, planter-sold 300a on East side of Coltons (Castletons) Creek, adj land of John Murdaugh, Joseph White, & Josiah Gilbert, along the Creek. Sept 7, 1751. Test' Dan'l Saint, Joseph White. No. 47. John Harmon, Weaver-of Perq, for £40 pd by Dan'l Saint, carpenter-of afsd sold 80a called "pond land," part of patent to sd Harmon Mar 6, 1740, adj Ralph Boazman, & Wm Phelps, to line of Jonathan Sharrad, & Benj Wilson. Sept 7, 1751. Page 158 Deed Book F No. 89. John Ashley of Perq, for £50 pd by Joseph Ashley, sold 144a on the East side of Yeopim Creek, "which my mother Sarah Ashley gave me," on line of Dan'l Saint, near a branch that comes out of "Chestons Cove," & down the branch to the middle of the Cove, to a tree on the old Road. Nov 21, 1751. Test' William Halsey, John Calloway. Page 161 Deed Book F No. 125. Aaron Wood of Pasq Co, planter--for (ed.--Pound Sign) 30 pd by Dan'l Saint, of Perq, Carpenter--sold 70a, on North East Side of Perq River, & Pocoson, patented by Rich'd Cheston Sr., year 1694, 50a of which was sold to Wm Bundy, who sold sd land to me. The other 20a conveyed to me by Thos Bundy, who sold sd land to me. The other 20a conveyed to me by Thos Bagley. Jan 20 1754. No. 126. Pursuant to the will of Truman Moore, we have marked trees. On the "Manor lands," for a division, between sons of sd Truman; adj Pleasant Winslow, & William White 18, 7mo 1754. John Moore, Wm. White, Daniel Saint. Page 163 Deed Book F No. 143. Dec 31, 1754. John Barclift, son of William, of Perq, planter-for £70 pd by Capt Joseph Wilson, "of White Haven, in Cumberland, in Great Brittain, Mariner"-sold 100a in Perq, on So West side of Little River, adj John Arnold dec'd. Test' Daniel Saint, Francis Nixon. Page 169 Deed Book F No. 215. Joseph Winslow of Perq, Yeoman-for £2 s10 pd by John White, son of Thomas White, of afsd-sold 50 on No East side of Perq River, adj Joshua White & Elias Stallings, part of 400a grt unto Thomas Winslow, my gr-father, Nov 11, 1719. Test' Joshua White, Joel Hollowell, Dan'l Saint. Jan 17, 1757. No. 218. Richard Cheaston, of Bladen Co, N. C. for £10 pd by Dan'l Saint, (in behalf of Robert Wilson, of Perq) sold to sd Wilson 100a, on No East side of Perq River, called "Grassy Point" part of land, whereon David Harris lived, & left to dau's, Sarah, & Ann Harris, in his will, now in possession of John Morris. Test' Isaac Overman, Jno Chancey, Sam'l Saint. Nov 27, 1756. Page 170 Deed Book F No. 219. Daniel Saint of Perq, Carpenter-for £12 pd by Robt Wilson, of afsd-sold 100a, on No East side of Perq River, called "Grassy Point" the "Manor plan' on which David Harris lived, & left to his dau, Ann Smith, in his will, adj land left to her sisters, Sarah, & Elizabeth Harris. Jan 18, 1757. Test' Thos Newby, Aaron Morris, Joseph Riddick. No. 228. Thomas Bagley of Perq, Planter-for £10 s10 pd by Sam'l Bartlet, of afsd, Mariner-sold 14a on East Side of Perq River, on lines of sd Bartlet, & Bagley. Mar 31, 1757. Test' Dan'l Saint, Jos. Ratliff. p. 181 Deed Book F No. 352. Jan 21, 1760. Joseph Bullock, of Isle of Wight Co, Va, for £26 pd by Jas Sitizen, of Perq Co, N. C. sold 45a, on So West Side of Perq River, adj Wm Townsend, Isaac Saunders, & Daniel Saint, "sd land with 121a was grt unto Ralph Bosman dec'd, Feb 1, 1718, & given in his will, Jan 1, 1744/5, to sd Bullock." Test' John Harvey, Fras Nixon. Page 192 Deed Book G No. 59. Feb 5, 1762. Thomas Bagley Sen, of Perq, for £55 s2 p4 ½ penny, sold 60a on No Est side of Perq River, to Samuel Bartlet, adj Daniel Saint, & Jonathan Pearson, "with all houses, & appurtenances." Test' Jonathan Pearson, Benjamin Bagley, Thomas Bagley Jr. Page 196 Deed Book G No. 95. Keziah Newby of Perq, for "love I bear my sons Francis, & Thomas Newby"-(Minors) for the fullfilling of the last will of my dec husband, do give unto Thomas Newby, in trust for sd minors, two tracts of land; once parcel 113a, on the Sound in Chowan Co, pt of land whereon my father Thomas Pierce dec, lived, & was laid off to me-second a parcel on Chickmachomack banks in Currituck Co, 200a a grt to my father 1748. Seal April 20, 1763. Test' Daniel Saint, Francis Nixon, Jeremiah Carruthers. Page 200 Deed Book G No. 141. Samuel Bartlet of Perq, Mariner-for £400 pd by Lawrence Leisly, Mariner-of afsd-sold 124a on East Side of Perq River, near Jonathan Pearsons plan', on lines of Daniel Saint, & Thos Bagley, to the River Pocoson; being land 50a, sold by Jonathan Pearson, to Samuel Barclift, Jan 9, 1756, & 14a, from Thomas Bagley to sd Barclift, Feb 4, 1762. Seal Feb 20, 1764. Test' Cornelius Moore, Richard Hatfield, Joseph Moore. No. 148. Oct 15, 1765. Edward Halstead of Perq, for £100 pd by Francis Brown, of afsd-sold 52a "where sd Halstead now lives," by Little River Swamp, adj Aaron Jackson, at the head of Spring Branch. Edward, & Mary Halstead. Test' Daniel Saint, Jno. Blount, William Robbins. Page 211 Deed Book H No. 4. Jan 19, 1768. Joseph Nichols, & Mehitable his wife, of Pasquotank Co, sold to Julius Bunch of Perq, 120a in sd Co, for £20, formerly land of James Thigpen, adj Zachariah Nixon, along line of sd Bunch, to Thomas Newby's line & lines of John Pearson, & William Simmons Sr. Test' John Williams, Daniel Saint. Page 214 Deed Book H No. 31. Oct 3, 1768. Daniel & Hercules Saint of Perq, for £150 pd by Joshua Skinner of same, sold 100a on the north side of Yeopim Creek, in the mouth of a Swamp near John Barrows house, by the Creek, to a corner of land formerly Joseph Ashleys, but now belonging to Orphans of William Ashley dec, pt of 525a pat' by Joseph Barrow May 23, 1728. Test' W. Skinner, Richard Skinner. No. 34. Daniel Saint, Carpenter-of Perq, for £150 pd by Hercules Saint, sold 80a, pt of a pat' unto John Harmon Mar 6, 1740, called "Pond land" adj Ralph Bosman, William Phelps, Jonathan Sherwood, & Benjamin Wilson. Oct 5, 1768. Test' W. Skinner, Joshua Skinner. Page 215 Deed Book H No. 37. Aaron Moore, Yeoman of Perq, for £75 pd by Daniel Saint, carpenter-of afsd-sold "land which was left to me by my Father Samuel Moore, in his will" 75a on the banks of Perq River, adj Seth Sumner, being pt of a conveyance to my sd Father from Thomas Bedford of Vir. Oct 17, 1768. Test' Jonathan Phelps, Hercules Saint. Page 216 Deed Book H No. 49. Thomas Hollowell of Perq, for £29 pd by Jos Guyer of same, sold 30a at "the Plum tree bridge." Jan 3, 1769. Test' Daniel Saint, Ralph Fletcher, Sarah Fletcher. Page 226 Deed Book H No. 170. John Clarke, Mariner-& Sarah his wife, of Chowan Co, for £5 pd by Jacob Jacobs, (Hatmaker-of Northampton Co, N. C.) sold 10a in Perq, on So Est Side of Perq River, ⅕ of land, conveyed by John Morgan, to John Henby Jr, Oct 20, 1735. Seal May 4, 1771. Test' Daniel Saint, Robert Avery. Page 228 Deed Book H No. 197. Daniel Saint, Carpenter-of Perq, for £103 s12 pd by Jesse Winslow, of same, sold 74a sd land "left by will of Samuel Moore to his son Aaron, who sold same to me, Oct 17, 1768, on the banks of Perq River, near Aaron Page 229 Deed Book H No. 202. Benjamin Harvey of Perq, planter-for £50 pd by Daniel Saint, of afsd-sold 100a on North Side of Perq River, "in the old neck" where Joseph Jessop lived, adj Joshua Moore, John Moore, & Thomas Pierce. Nov 1, 1771. Test' John Harvey, Miles Harvey. Page 231 Deed Book H No. 225. Jacob Jacobs, & Elizabeth his wife of Perq, for £60 pd by Daniel Saint, of afsd, sold 40a on No E Side of Perq River, adj James Morgan, Isaac Elliott, & Thomas Jessop. Nov 19, 1770. Test' Job Hendricks, Thomas Calloway, Thomas Hendricks. Page 252 Deed Book I, First Part No. 100. Hercules Saint of Perq, carpenter-for £60 pd by William Pearson, of same-sold 70a on North East Side of Perq River, "pat by Richard Cheaston Sr 1694; who sold 50a to William Bogue, Oct 14, 1768, & was left by sd Bogue in his will to his Dau Miriam, now wife of Gideon Bundy, who sold sd land to me, 20a of same sold to my father, Daniel Saint (by Aaron Wood), Jan 20, 1754, & by him left to me." 10, 6mo 1777. Test' Robert Cale, Peter Pearson. Page 297 Division of Estates Saint, Daniel, dec'd. Heirs: Sons Hercules, & Daniel, dau Rachel, Samuel Charles, Cornelius Ratcliff. Jan 18, 1783. He was a Carpenter by trade, and "Exhibited an act in Court July 1756, for Repairing the county Goal." Saint, Elizabeth, dec'd, Jan 28, 1779. (See Deeds.) Page 306 Marriages Phelps, Margaret, & Elizabeth, were gr-dau's of Daniel, & Elizabeth Saint. Apl 1779. Page 392 Newby Newby, Elizabeth, m Daniel Saint, Sept - 1753. She m 2d Esau Lamb, April - 1757. Page 409 Ratcliffe Cornelius Ratliff was heir of Daniel Saint, Jan 18, 1783. (Divisions.) Daniel Saint, m Margaret Barrow, 15, 6mo 1744. (Welles Mo Meeting.) Fannie Miller Gallagher, a third great grand daughter of Daniel Saint Sr. retold a story about him in a biographical sketch of her and her husband Thomas Gallagher in Historical Encyclopedia of Illinois edited by Newton Batemena, Paul Shelby; and History of Shelby County, edited by Geroge D. Chafee. Call number: F89677.078, The Newberry Library, 59 W. Walton St., Chicago, IL 60610 p. 875-6 "Jacob Gallagher. . .his wife Fannie Miller, was born June 2, 1851 in Henry County, Ind., a daughter of Alpheus and Irene (Hyatt) Saint, both natives of North Carolina. Alpheus Saint was born February 12, 1811, and his wife December 8, 1812. He was a son of William Saint, born in 1783, whose father, Hercules Saint, was it son of Daniel Saint (probably born in Wales). the founder of the family in North Carolina and it Quaker in religious. Daniel Saint came to Philadelphia in 1757. in the ship with Benjamin Franklin who was returning to America from England." (ed.--This story has one major error. Benjamin Franklin sailed to England in 1757 on the ship General Wall from New York City and remained there for several years.) Daniel's death was in the latter part of 1771 or early 1772. His will abstrat show it was read in April, 1772 court and inventory taken 8 May 1772. North Carolina Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. 1, No. 2, Abstract of Wills, J. R. B. Hathaway, Vol. 1, No. 2 Page 189 Saint, Daniel, April Court 1772. Son Daniel. Test, Francis Nixon, Thomas Saint, Josiah Elliott. Loose Papers 1712-1798 Page 75 754. DANIEL SAINT Inventory taken 8 May 1772 by Elizabeth Saint admrx. Proved 21 Jul 1772 before Thomas Harvey. Family links: Spouses: Margaret Barrow Saint (1716 - 1747)* Elizabeth White Saint (1730 - 1779)* Children: Daniel Saint (____ - 1792)* Hercules Saint (1747 - ____)* Gulielma Saint Charles (1761 - 1847)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Non-Cemetery Burial Specifically: Daniel Saint Sr. was probably buried in one of the Society of Friends cemeteries in Perquimans Co., NC or on the family farm. Created by: Leslie W. Saint Record added: May 09, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 52161331
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