Daniel Cole was born about 1761, in Virginia or possibly North
Carolina. He married Mary Dubose
about 1788 in South Carolina. He died about 1828 in Pike County,
Alabama. Daniel and Mary had eight children:
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 John Mason Cole |
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Margaret Cole |
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Noah B. Cole |
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Elizabeth Cole |
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Thomas Delorum Cole |
 Ransom Cole |
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Jenetta Cole |
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Daniel Cole, Jr. |
"Daniel Cole was among the early settlers of Virginia, and as the
country became settled he pushed on to the frontiers of S.C.,
settled on the Santee River where he married Marie Dubose the
daughter of Jacques Dubose a French Huguenot...."
Indian Wars and
Pioneers of Texas by
John Henry Brown, pages 16-17, 24-27, and 109.
Daniel Cole Chronology:
- 1790: Census Cheraw District, South Carolina- 1m+16, 1m-16,
1f.
- 1794: Grant of 370 Acres on Lynches Creek, near Jeptha & Elias
Dubose.
- 1800: Signed release of Dower rights on land granted John
Dubose.
- 1800: Son, Ransom born Edgefield District, South Carolina 11
June 1800.
- 1802: Jefferson County, Georgia tax list next to Jeptha
Dubose.
- 1805: Drew in 1st. Land Lottery, Jefferson County, Georgia.
- 1806: Son, Daniel Cole, Jr. born Jefferson County, Georgia 13
March 1806.
- 1809: Living in Pulaski County, Georgia, 2 miles East of
Ocmulga River and 10 miles North of Hartford near Joab Horn.
- 1812: Justice of Inferior Court, Pulaski County, Georgia.
- 1819: On tax list of Conecuh County, Alabama - slaves tax
$2.50.
- 1820: Census of Conecuh County, Alabama - Daniel Cole - 2m+21,
2m-21, 1f+21, 1f-21.
- 1821: Pike County, Alabama formed.
- 1827: Daniel Cole, Pike County, No. 1, Section 33; Jeremiah
DuBose, No. 2, Section 32. Other relatives in Pike County; Noah
Cole, Isaac H. Horn, Samuel Dubose, John Dubose, Mourning Cole,
William Cole, Thomas Cole. (Daniel Cole died in Pike County)
- Buried: Catalpa Cem., Ebenezer Church, Pike Co., Alabama
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