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Note: 1830 CENSUS, BLADEN COUNTY:
Love McDaniel--1 white male 20-30, 2 white males under 5, 1 white female 30-40.
1840 CENSUS BLADEN COUNTY:
Love McDaniel--1 white male 30-40, 1 white male 10-15, 1 white male under 5, 1 white female 30-40, 1 white female 5-10, 2 white females <5.
Broderbund Family Archives #317, Ed.1, Census Index: Selected US Counties, 1850, Date of import:
April 23, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.317.1.21261.54.
Individual: McDaniel, Love
Bladen County, NC
Cape Fear NE Subdivision
Page # 088
1850 CENSUS BLADEN COUNTY:
Love McDaniel-44 Polly Bedsole McDaniel-42
John-23, Charlotte-18, James-15, Sarah-14, Lucy A.-12, Polly S.-9, Love,Jr.-7, Ianna-5, Emmer-1.
Broderbund Family Archive #318, Ed.1, Census Index: US Selected States/Counties, 1860, Date of import: April 23, 1998, Internal Ref.#1.318.1.23950.84.
Individual: McDaniel, Love
Bladen County, NC
Ellisville P.O.
Page # 199
1860
Broderbund Family Archive #319, Ed.1, Census Index: US Selected States/Counties, 1870, Date of import: April 23, 1998, Internal Ref.#1.319.1.12704.154.
Individual: McDaniel, Love
Cumberland County, NC
Cedar Creek Township
Page # 175
1870
[Daniel Mcdaniel.FBK.FBK.FTW]
Love McDaniel and his wife, Polly Bedsole, owned a productive 640 acre plantation on the South River in Bladen County until they sold and traded for a nice flat river Bottom tract in Cumberland County, near Fayetteville. The purpose of the move was to be closer aligned to the center of commerce and to be nearer the railroad, which during and after the Civil War, became the new method of transporting goods to market. Too, the disruption from the war and the ending of slavery was making it impossible to continue to transport by river in the same style an manner as before.
The railroad running east from Fayetteville, to Wilmington, swept along the North side of the new plantation, and had a station siding and a sidetrack less than a mile away. Located at the station siding were a cotton gin and a general store. This made pickup and delivery to market accessible and convenient. Instead of days, the same work could be accomplished in hours, by horse and wagon. It made for a great place to meet and discuss politics. Soon a school and church were added. It was the beginning of the community of VANDER, sometimes called Sunnyside, Sunnyside School and Pleasant Grove Baptist Church.
Love's grandfather Archibald McDaniel (aka McDonald in the census) was aveteran of the Revolutionary War. That war service allowed him to buy Tory/Loyalist land at auction after the war.
From writings of Leonard Dyson, FAMILY BEGINNINGS.
DEED BOOKS FROM BLADEN COUNTY:
DB 30:369 1 Mar 1828. Nancy Hails of Bladen to Love McDaniel of same,
for $50, a tract she drew as one of the heirs of the estate of Samuel Hails
deceased, part of a tract granted said Samuel in 1804, on the south side
of South River containing 59 1/2 acres. Signed with a mark. Witness:
Owen Bedsole, James Hails (Hales?).
DB 28:248 21 Oct 1840. Hugh Simpson, Jr. to Love McDaniel, both of Bladen
for $100, 100 acres in Bladen on south side of South River beginning at a
pine tree on the edge of the river swamp and adjoining Thomas Bedsole's
corner. Signed; Hugh Simpson. Witness: John B. Simpson, JamesChacker. Proved at Feb Court 1849 on oath of John B. Simpson.
DB 8:423 1840. Benjamin Faircloth and wife Francis of Bladen Countyto Love McDaniel of Bladen, for $10 all right, title, and interest to a tract containing 10 acres including the land where Thomas Bedsole, Sr. used to live. Signed: Benjamin (X) Faircloth, Francis (X) Faircloth. Witness:
John B. Simpson, Bluford McDaniel.
DB 26:428 25 Aug 1847. Love McDaniel and William Bedsole, Jr. to Owen Bedsole, all of Bladen, for $30 each, all right title and interest in a tractof 128 acres, the estate of William Bedsole, Sr. deceased. Signed:Love McDaniel, William Bedsole. Witness: James Hall. Proved at AugustCourt 1850.
DB 28:378 14 Sept 1849. David Jones to Love McDaniel, Esq., both ofBladen
for $19, a tract, part of 360 acres granted to Archibald McDaniel,adjoining McDaniel's own line of a 100 acre survey. Signed: D.Jones. Witness:
W. Hannor. Proved on oath of this witness at Feb. Court 1850.
DB 28:544 22 Jun 1850. Sarah McDaniel to Love McDaniel, both ofBladen, for $86, a tract on south west side of South River and on thenorth side
of McDaniel land, the first piece adjoins Francis Davises beginningcorner
and contains 50 acres including the plantation where Thomas Bedsole
formerly lived; another piece on the north side of McDaniel Pond,contains 10 acres. Sarah warrents title and says that the two pieceswere
conveyed by Thomas Bedsole, Jr. to D. Melvin and then sold byexecutor
at his sale, but does not say to whom they were sold. Signed: (X).
WitnessJohn McDaniel. Proved at May Court 1851 on oath of JohnMcDaniel.
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