Draft:Daniel Family
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Comment: Probably notable as a list, but needs sources to verify the content. Nil🥝 03:44, 28 January 2026 (UTC)
The Daniel family of Virginia is an American family with documented roots in colonial Virginia dating to the seventeenth century. The family traces its presence in the colony to Captain William Daniell, who appears in land records of Middlesex County, Virginia, beginning in the 1670s.[1] Members of the family held land along the Rappahannock River and later produced a number of prominent figures in American law, politics, diplomacy, religion, and reform movements.
Notable descendants
Notable members of the Daniel family include:
- Peter V. Daniel (1784–1860), Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States
- John Warwick Daniel (1842–1910), Confederate Army officer and United States Senator from Virginia
- Moncure Daniel Conway (1832–1907), abolitionist, minister, and writer
- John Moncure Daniel (1825–1865), journalist and diplomat
- Robert William Daniel (1882–1940), American businessman and survivor of the Titanic disaster
- Robert Daniel (Virginia politician), U.S. Representative from Virginia
- Raleigh T. Daniel, Attorney General of Virginia
- William Daniel (judge), jurist of the Supreme Court of Virginia
Estates and properties
Historic properties associated with members of the Daniel family include:
- Crow's Nest Natural Area Preserve, formerly part of the Daniel family holdings in Middlesex County
- Rivermont (Lynchburg, Virginia)
- Point of Honor (Lynchburg, Virginia)
- Lower Brandon Plantation
References
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