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Facts and Events
| Name |
Daniel Kinard |
| Gender |
Male |
| Alt Birth[1] |
5 Jun 1801 |
Windsor, York, Pennsylvania |
| Birth? |
5 Jun 1802 |
South Carolina |
| Marriage |
Abt 1831 |
to Rebecca Herman |
| Other[8] |
1840 |
Windsor Township, York County, PennsylvaniaTax List |
| Other[3][9] |
2 Jun 1844 |
Lower Windsor, York, PennsylvaniaChurch Service |
| Census[10] |
19 Sep 1850 |
Windsor Township, York County, PennsylvaniaCensus |
| Will[4][11] |
9 Feb 1860 |
Windsor Township, York County, PennsylvaniaWill |
| Death? |
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Y |
| Alt Death[2][6] |
10 Feb 1860 |
Windsor Township, York, PennsylvaniaCause: dropsy (congestive heart failure) |
| Burial[7] |
Aft 10 Feb 1860 |
Holtzinger Church Cemetery, Lower Windsor, York, PennsylvaniaBurial |
| Probate[5][12] |
21 Jul 1860 |
York, York County, PennsylvaniaProbate |
References
- ↑ Holtzinger Cemetery, Lower Windsor, York County, Pennsylvania
Headstone of Daniel Kinard indicates 11 Feb 1860 as date of death, and that he was 58 years old. This is consist.
- ↑ U.S. Federal Census Mortality Schedules Index
1860 Index, York County, PA.
Age 58, cause of death: dropsy (congestive heart failure)
- ↑ Canadochly, Lower Windsor, Address: Lower Windsor Township, York County, PA. (1801-1873).
- ↑ Register of Wills, York County, Pennsylvania, Book V, Film Number: 1,287,400
p. 211.
- ↑ Register of Wills, York County, Pennsylvania, Book V, Film Number: 1,287,400
Inventory of real estate of Daniel Kinard, 21 July 1860.
- ↑ Age 58; cause of death was listed as dropsy (congestive heart failure). Obituary in People's Advocate, Feb. 21, 1860.
- ↑ Holtzinger Church Cemetery, Manor Road, Lower Windsor, (now is Windsor Church of God, founded in 1954). Cemetery has a number of KINARDs buried here. Headstone for "Daniel Kinard, died Feb. 11, 1860, age 58 years." He is buried next to his wife Rebecca, his daughter Sarah, and his brother Henry S.
- ↑ 60 acres of land, 1 horse, 1 cow.
- ↑ Canadochly Lutheran Church. "The Lord's Supper taken in Church . . . and given by Oswald, Lutheran Minister, the first time in English".
- ↑ Daniel Keinard, 46; Margaret, 39; Henry, 14; Leah, 12; Elizabeth, 10; Lanah, 8; Catherine, 6; Caroline, 4; George 2; Nathaniel, 2; Maria, 1; William 1.
- ↑ The last will and testament of Daniel Kinerd of Windsor Township, York County. I, Daniel Kinerd . . . First, I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife Rebecca Kinerd, as long as she goes by my name; but if she should be married again to another man, all that I give and bequeath unto her, it shall all fall back to my children) I give and bequeath unto my said beloved wife, the one half of all the land I now own, and money enough to build a house on it of logs 20 by 24 feet one and a half story high, and stabling to keep a few cattle and hogs, and a well shall be dug with sufficient water, with a pump in it, also household and kitchen furniture, as much as she needs, two cows and three hogs, and then she must keep and rear the small children till they can provide for themselves and all the pine wood must be cut and sold, and lime must be bought with that money and be put on her land and then my will is, that all the residue of my estate real and personal goods and Chattels, and household furniture, shall be indiferently appraised and sold by public vendor, and after all moneys are collected, and all debts and expenses paid, then there shall be a divident made among all my children, share and share alike, which shall be paid to them at their respective ages of twenty-one years , (Excepting, my Daughter Lina intermarried to Frederick Howard and also my Daughter Cassandra intermarried to Samuel Gohn, they shall not receive their Share, or Shares, but if their husbands die before they die, as any one of the said husbands die, Then the widow shall receive her share, but if my said daughters die before their said husbands, then her or their share or shares shall be received, till the children are of the age of twenty one years, and then the money shall be divided among Henry Kinerd, executor of this my last will and testament, In witness whereof I have hereunto let my hand and seal this ninth day of February in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and sixty:
- ↑ Inventory and appraisal of the real estate of the deceased: 32 acres and 111 "pesches" of land, house and log barn erected situate in Windsor Township, appraised at $380.00. Witnesses: Frederick Fahringer, Jacob Fox, Elias Schrantz, notarized by WL Keech
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