Person:Bartin Daniel (1)

“An Illustrated History of Sacramento County, California”. By Hon. Win. J. Davis. Lewis Publishing Company 1890. Page 292-293. Bartin Daniel, one of the well-known farmers of Alabama Township, was born in Fayette County, Illinois, February 11, 1835. June 20, 1859, he started on his long journey overland for California. He stopped at Honey Lake a few days; from there he went to Marysville, where he cut wood until he accumulated a little money; then after visiting Stockton a short time he came to within two and a half miles of where he is now living and worked for five months at $25 a month; then went to Dry Creek two miles further, and was employed by Mr. McTucker one year at $35 a month; next he was engaged by Lew Mitchell one year, two miles still further up the creek, for $400; then returned to McTucker’s and worked two years at $30 a month; then renting a ranch of 200 acres, he worked for himself a year, raising wheat principally; next he rented for a year another ranch, owned by E. H. Presbury, and then returned to the McTucker place for the third time, renting the ranch for two years; and finally, in 1868, becoming weary of laboring for others, he entered the place he now occupies, 160 acres six miles from Galt, on the Ione road; where he raises hay and grain. Mr. Daniel married in California Mary McTucker, who was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, May 20, 1828. William Daniel, father of Bartin was born in North Carolina. He emigrated to Illinois in an early day, where he died in 1866, at the age of ninety-two years.  His wife, Sarah Daniel, died at the age of ninety-three. Bartin Daniel and Mary McTucker were married September 22, 1866. Transcribed by: Marla Fitzsimmons

“Pioneer Town of Liberty, San Joaquin, California”, by Barbara Crowell Filbin, 2008, Burial Listings on page 93 Bart Daniel, In B. B. Brown plot, b. Feb 12, 1835 d. May 20, 19, step-father of Alice and Edward Grammer, husband of Mary Jane McTucker Grammer.

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2} Barbara Crowell Filbin. Barbara Crowell Filbin Lulu, an online publication service. (Lulu, an online publication service).
2. ↑ Hon. Win. J. Davis. Hon. Win. J. Davis Lewis Publishing Company. (Lewis Publishing Company)
   page 292-3.