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According to family record sheets prepared by Pricia (Burk) Paulkovich, "he was born in Scotland - came to America about 1730 & settled in Berkely Co. Virginia with his brother Ichabod."
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Birth 14 August 1698 Stonington, New London, Connecticut, USA
P5 Img5 Connecticut Town Birth Records Barbour Collection Name: Daniel Ashcraft Daniel Ashcraft Daniell Ascraft Gender:Male Birth Date: 14 Aug 1698 Birth Location: Stonington Parent Name: John
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Paid Research - Ashcraft Pedigree
1602-1774 Connecticut, USA
John Ashcraft 1602-1687 his children: John Hannah Ephraim Mary JOHN born 1671
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P1 Ashcraft Paid Research - Birth
14 Aug 1698 Stonington, New London Connecticut, USA
PHOTO: 1of2 FAMILY SHEET: DANIEL Ashcraft born 14 Aug 1698 - SON OF: Lieut/Capt John Ashcraft 1671-1732 and Mary BURROUGHS & children 1980 Paid Research
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Homicides of Adults in CT 1711-1750: Daniel Ashcraft MURDERED Pas-ka-hant, aka young Wampaneagan (an Indian)
9 Jun 1720 New London, Connecticut Weapon used: COMMON STONE 2 lbs How: Thrown at the forehead leaving MORTAL WOUND, Fracturing skull bone 3" into his brains.
PHOTO - Page 19-20 Pd Research Daniel Ashcraft 1698-1755 in JAIL
18 Jun 1720 Connecticut, USA
secure (DANIEL 1698-1755) ASHCRAFT in jail, with irons for KILLING AN INDIAN ( SON OF WAMPANEAG) who should be tried according to King George's Law
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PHOTO - Page 17-18 Pd Research - Murder of Indian
18 Jun 1720 New London, Connecticut, USA
P199 200 205 DANIEL ASHCRAFT 1698-1755 had very bad experience when he KILLED AN IN DIAN The Council Journal of CT: At a meeting of Gov &Council in New London town very much affrighted by several expressions of some of the Mohegan Indians
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Daniel Ashcraft found NOT GUILTY of MURDER
10 Sep 1720 New London, Connecticut, USA
Homicides of Adults in CT 1711-1750: Friday, Sep 10 Daniel Ashcraft found NOT GUILTY. However, he decided to move from town for the safety of the people who needed a friendship with the Indians.
P19-20 Pd Research Indian threatened to kill Daniel
Oct 1720 Connecticut, USA
Court reconvened Oct SIMON-Pequod Indian com plained BEN UNCAS with others severely whip a Pequod Squaw on Fri because she informed court she saw Wampaneag's Son load a pistol & speak as if he would KILL ASHCRAFT 1695-1755, lately ACQUITTED on his trial
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Page 99 1720 Diary of Joshua Hempsted
Thurs 9 Fair I was at Court all day on ye Jury. Danll Ashcraft was imprisoned for Striking an Indian on the forehead with a Stone of which wound he is like to dye.
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US & International Marriage Records 1560-1900
Name: Elizabeth Lewis Gender:Female BirthPl:VA Birth:1702 Spouse Name: Daniel Ashcraft Spouse Birth Year:1700 Marriage:1735 NoPgs:1 INDEX ONLY - NO PHOTO ELIZABETH Lewis (1706–1788)
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Marriage to Miss Lewis 1728 Virginia, USA
ASHCRAFT PIONEERS: Daniel came to VA in 1728 & soon aft arrival married a MISS LEWIS, a Cousin of Colonel & General Lewis. There were b to this union 5 ch, 2 boys Daniel & Ichabod & 3 girls Rachel Elizabeth & Margaret.
Residence 1728 Virginia, USA
Midland Newspaper Frazeysburg Ohio 8 Feb 1894 Daniel came to Virginia in 1728 and soon after arrival married a Miss Lewis.
Son, Daniel in Father's WILL - John Ashcraft 1761-1732
1732 Connecticut, USA
ITEM: I give unto my SON DANIELL ASHCRAFT16 98-1755 20L$ or bill of credit Ea ch had been given his portion of father's estate prior to writing of Will Reason for omit DANIEL can only be guess at No rec of Danl aft murder May have removed from CT
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Marriage 1735 Virginia, USA
US & Intl Marriage Records 1560-1900 Name: Daniel Ashcraft Gender: Male Birth Year: 1700 Spouse Name: Elizabeth Lewis Spouse Birth Place: VA Spouse Birth Year: 1702 Marriage Yr: 1735 NoPg:1
ELIZABETH Lewis (1706–1788)
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Midland Newspaper Frazeysburg Ohio 8 Feb 1894
Daniel came to Virginia in 1728 & married a Miss LEWIS a COUSIN of COL & GEN LEWIS. There were born five children DANIEL - ICHABOD - RACHEL - ELIZABETH & MARGARET ASHCRAFT. ELIZABETH Lewis (1706–1788) Marriage 1735 Berkley, Virginia, USA Citation Information Transcript
He came to Virginia in 1728 and soon after arrival married a Miss Lewis, a cousin of Colonel and General Lewis. Marriage 1735 Berkley, Virginia, USA
MidLand Newspaper - Other information
ASHCRAFT PIONEERS SOURCE: Newspaper called MID LAND Published at Frazeysburg, Ohio February 8, 1894 $1.00 a Year DANIEL ASHCRAFT, the grandfather of the pioneer DANEIL ASHCRAFT, who settled in what is now Pike Township, Coshocton County, four miles north of Frazeysburg, on the farm now owned by LOUIS CHANEY, was born in the North or ENGLAND in 1700. He came to Virginia in 1728 and soon after arrival married a Miss LEWIS, a cousin of Colonel and General Lewis. There were born to this union five children, two boys DANIEL and ICHABOD ASHCRAFT, and three girls, RACHEL, ELIZABETH, and MARGARET ASHCRAFT. The girls married in Virginia and remained there. Nothing definite is known of them or their posterity. DANIEL and ICHABOD ASHCRAFT were both engaged in the Battle of Point Pleasant. This battle was fought October 10, 1744 on the narrow point of land between the Ohio and the great Kanawha River in what is now West Virginia. Here General Lewis ably assisted by his brother, Colonel CHARLES LEWIS, with 1,100 Virginia troops, met and defeated the celebrated Indians under the leadership of CHIEF CORNSTALK, assisted by LOGAN RED EAGLE, retiring at night. Lewis' loss was three officers, his brother, the Colonel being one of the number. Sixty men killed and ninety-five wounded. The Indians lost about the same number. Just before sunset, DANIEL ASHCRAFT was shot dead by an Indian sharpshooter. ICHABOD ASHCRAFT went with the Army. After the battle the Army crossed the Ohio River and searched out into the Indian Country. CHIEF CORNSTALK was murdered by the Whites at Point Pleasant November 10, 1777, three years and one month after the Battle of Point Pleasant.
Source Information Title Mid Land Newspaper, Frazeysburg, Ohio February 8, 1894 Publisher Newspaper was published at Frazeysburg, Ohio Repository Information Carole Anne BROWN Whittemore Personal Copy
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P16 PD Research: Daniel - Father of Ichabod Ashcraft born 1737
1737 Maryland, USA
PAGE 16) We can place a THOMAS ASHCRAFT in Talbot Maryland. DANIEL, who is purported to be the Father of ICHABOD can be placed in Maryland.
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Settlers of Maryland 1679-1783
P16 Img30 Settlers of MD 1679-1783 A Pg30 27 Octt 1752 Maryland, USA Name: ASHCRAFT, Daniel County: Fredrick Name of Tract: Skiethorn Acreage: 135 REF: BlY3/655 YS7/185
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Death 9 October 1755 Conococheague Manor, Town Creek, West Virginia, USA
Family Data Collection - Deaths Name: Daniel Ashcraft Death Date: 9 Oct 1755 City:Town Creek State: Virginia Country: USA
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P198 Img201 History of Town of Whately, Mass: incl 1st planting of Hatfield 1660-1871
Ashcraft, John was in Stonington CT 1662. Ashcraft Daniel1 prob GRson settled Fishers Island aft Rev War CAPT rcd 640 acres from state of NY Daniel Boone Ashcraft1761-1846?
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Ashcraft & Lewis Ancestors Tree by CaroleAnne269 Research by 7th Great Granddaughter, Carole Anne Brown-44556 Whittemore on the 19th of March 2016
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John L. Crowder, 548 Truman Rd., Jasper, IN 47546
Husband: Daniel Ashcraft
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