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Note: 1820 Census: White Cty, TN 1850 Census: St. Clair Cty., MO 1860 Census: Burnet Cty., TX 1860 Slave Schedule: Owned 5 White County, TN Early Land Owners & Occupants Militia/Civil District for Caney Fork - Cane Creek Area Transcribed by Daniel Haston see: http://www.danielhaston.com/places/big-spring-area/landowners.htm 1821 Dale, Daniel 200 acres 1828 Dale, Daniel 143 1/2 acres 1832 Dale, Daniel 337 acres (+ 183, school land) 1833 Dale, Daniel 337 acres (+ 177, school land) 1834 Dale, Daniel 337 acres (+ 177, school land) 1834 Dale, Jn. Est. by D. Dale 356 acres (+390 1/2 school land) [Presumably the above entry indicates that John Dale's estate was administrated by Daniel Dale.] 1835 Dale, Daniel 337 acres (+ 177, school land) 1835 Dale, John Dcd. Adm. and heirs of 223 acres (+ 350 1/2, school land) 1836 Dale, Daniel 280 acres (+ 183, school land) 1837 Dale, Daniel 391 acres (+ 428, school land) 1838 Dale, Daniel 353 acres (+ 628, school land) 1839 Dale, Daniel 5 acres (+ 30, school land) Succession of Daniel Dale, dec'd Burnet Co. TX Probate Minutes, Book B, 1868 - 1876 (pp. 35-36) "And it further appearing to the Court that the following named persons are the heirs who are entitled to partition and distribution of the estate of Daniel Dale, decd to wit: - Clementine Dale - the surviving widow of Daniel Dale, decd, is entitled to one half of said estate- the same being the Community Property of the said deceased and the said widow; - and that the remaining half of said estate which belonged to the said deceased at his death, now belongs his daughter Martha Stewart, who is entitled to one ninth of said estate - Mary Arnett (formerly Mary Dale) wife of A. Arnett, is entitled to one ninth of said estate - C. C. Pankey (formerly C. C. Dale) wife of G. T. Pankey, is entitled to to [sic] one ninth of said estate - Louisa Corker (formerly Louisa Dale) wife of M. H. Corker, is entitled to one ninth of said estate - James Dale son and only heir of James D. Dale decd & grand son of Daniel Dale decd, is entitled to one ninth of said estate - Mary J. Paar and Sarah Robertson, children of Rachel Paar decd (formerly Rachel Dale) & Grand children of the said Daniel Dale, decd, are each entitled to one eighteenth part of said estate - Martha Gordon (formerly Martha Beal) wife of James Gordon, - Harriet Beal, who is married to some man whose name is unknown to the Court, Elizabeth Whitley (formerly Elizabeth Beal) wife of _____ Whitley, - Sarah C. Beal, John D. Beal, Susan Metcalf and Louisa C. Metcalf, children and heirs of Nancy Beal -afterwards Nancy Metcalf (formerly Nancy Dale)), are each entitled to one sixty-third part of said estate - Daniel Dale and Louisa Dale, children and heirs of Pleasant Dale, are each entitled to one eighteenth part of said estate - Mary C. Dale, William W. Dale, Russell M. Dale, Catherine A. Dale, Martha C. Dale, Francis J. Dale, and Daniel E. Dale, children and heirs of Jacob Dale decd, are each entitled to on sixty third part of said estate" Portion of an email from Kevin West dated 6/3/2014: I spent several days last week on vacation in Burnet Co. TX. The old loose probate papers are now located in the museum at Fort Croghan on the west side of Burnet, the county seat. In going through the probate file they have for Daniel Dale I only found three documents which provide a date of death for him. The first one is dated September 1865. This record states that Daniel Dale died “on or about the 29th day of May 1865.” The other two documents, each dated in the year 1868, state that Daniel died about 22 May 1865. All three documents were signed by George T. Pankey and Mahlon H. Corker, both his sons-in-law acting as administrators of Daniel’s estate.
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