He was a farmer, miner, WWI vet, and made a little moonshine. Frank was a member of the UMWA, VFW, and American Legion. He could play any instrument he picked up and was known for playing Taps on his bugle at veterans funerals.
Being just as good at a sewing machine as he was at plowing a field, Frank said there's no such word as "can't".
While enlisted in the United States Army, Frank married Anna Simek on August 9, 1919 at Camp Merritt, New Jersey. He was later discharged as Sergeant on April 13, 1920 and returned home to Kentucky. Frank and Anna's marriage was short-lived as Anna did not like the country life and living in Kentucky.
On December 21, 1920, he married Jossie Stevens in Jarrolds Valley, West Virginia. They met on a train. She was the daughter of John Henry Stevens and Julie Collins. They had twelve children-six boys and six girls and lived on the Daniels farm along the Tug River near Freeburn, Kentucky.
On November 18, 1959, he passed away and was laid to rest in the Daniels Family Cemetery near his home in Freeburn, Kentucky.
Bio by: In Remembrance
He was a farmer, miner, WWI vet, and made a little moonshine. Frank was a member of the UMWA, VFW, and American Legion. He could play any instrument he picked up and was known for playing Taps on his bugle at veterans funerals.
Being just as good at a sewing machine as he was at plowing a field, Frank said there's no such word as "can't".
While enlisted in the United States Army, Frank married Anna Simek on August 9, 1919 at Camp Merritt, New Jersey. He was later discharged as Sergeant on April 13, 1920 and returned home to Kentucky. Frank and Anna's marriage was short-lived as Anna did not like the country life and living in Kentucky.
On December 21, 1920, he married Jossie Stevens in Jarrolds Valley, West Virginia. They met on a train. She was the daughter of John Henry Stevens and Julie Collins. They had twelve children-six boys and six girls and lived on the Daniels farm along the Tug River near Freeburn, Kentucky.
On November 18, 1959, he passed away and was laid to rest in the Daniels Family Cemetery near his home in Freeburn, Kentucky.
Bio by: In Remembrance
Family Members
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America Daniels Charles
1868–1944
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Victoria Daniels Dotson
1870–1945
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Vicy "Vicie" Daniels
1872–1928
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Nancy Jane Daniels Charles
1873–1918
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Perry Daniels
1876–1919
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Nelson "Nelse" Daniels
1879–1934
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Martha "Marth" Daniels Bates
1881–1948
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Mary Magdalene "Maggie" Daniels Keatley
1882–1946
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Walter "Bud" Daniels
1884–1955
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Lyda "Lyde" Daniels
1886–1961
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Infant Daniels
1889–1889
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William "Dock Bell" Daniels
1892–1938
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Andrew "Andy" Daniels
1896–1966
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Ruth V. Daniels McClain
1921–2009
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SGT. William Raymond "Buddy" Daniels
1923–1944
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Ersie Marie Daniels Reynolds
1925–2001
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Alma Faye Daniels Moeller
1927–2001
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Hubert Harold Daniels
1930–1931
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Frank "June" Daniels Jr
1932–2004
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Franklin Dorless "Dorless" Daniels
1934–2002
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Helen Daniels Devlin
1936–2011
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Ellen Daniels Glanden
1936–2018
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Bufford Rodger Daniels
1941–1941
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Beatrice "Phyllis" Phyllis Daniels
1943–2012
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