http://www.the-lightfoots.com/genealogy/lightfoot/d4.htm#i371
There is a minor conflict of Daniel's birth date and location. It apparently revolves around the abbreviation for the month: either "Jan" or "Jun" as well as the name of the county in which he was born.
The personally held Lightfoot family history documents give a birth date of 17 Jan 1811 in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania but there is no supporting documentation. Other researchers report a date of 17 Jun 1811 in York County, Pennsylvania but I have yet to see any of them provide a source citation for this data. Most likely the source for the York County birth location was Daniel's obituary which like all obituaries, was provided by another person and therefore is questionable about the facts. Phyllis Storey-Harrison, a 2nd Great granddaughter of Daniel Lightfoot writes "On a family record which appears to be in his daughter Elizabeth Lightfoot's handwriting, the date 17 Jun 1811 is shown."
... His obituary was published in the Unknown newspapers in Oct 1895 in Mulvane, Sumner County, Kansas.
Daniel Lightfoot, Sr. was born in Cumberland county, Pennsylvania, June 17, 1811, and died October 26, 1895, aged eighty-four years four months and nine days. He was descended from English Quakers, who, in the time of George the 3rd were somewhat related by marriage with the royal family. His immediate ancestors coming from England had settled in Maryland from whence their posterity migrated to Pennsylvania, the native state of the deceased.
In early life Mr. Lightfoot was actively engaged in business pursuits but failing health caused a suspension of business activities, since which he has lived quite a retired life.
Mr. Lightfoot removed from Pennsylvania to Wayne County, Ohio, in early manhood, residing there until 1854, coming three years later to Eastern Iowa where he superintended his farm until 1879, when he directed his steps westward again, coming at that time to Kansas, where he found a home and his final repose. He was in early life an active member of the church, but in later life his physical infirmities kept him very close at his home.
He leaves a family of five sons and four daughters, several of whom reside in Iowa.
Rev. A. J. Beltz conducted funeral services in the Christian church at 1 P.M., Monday, October 28th, and the burial was in Mulvane cemetery. A large number of friends attended to pay their last tribute of respect to an honest, unassuming man. ...
