John S. Daniels, the son of George S. Daniels and Sarah J. Chase, was born in Hopkinton in 1841. In the course of his life, he has resided in Minnesota, Manchester, and Lowell, Mass., being at different times a farmer, a school-teacher, a restaurant-keeper, etc. In 1862, August 10, he was mustered into Company B, 2d Regiment N.H.V., continuing in the service till May 17, 1865. On the 3d of June, 1864, at Cold Harbor, Va., he was wounded twice, in the right shoulder and in the left lung. A bullet still remains embedded in the lung. After being wounded, private Daniels was for a time in a hospital at Washington, D.C., and afterwards in Rhode Island, and again in Manchester. He was given a pension at the time for his discharge from the army. In August, 1867, Mr. Daniels married Mary A. Layman, daughter of Hiram Layman and Abigail Joice [Eliza Joyce, i.e.], of Minnesota. Mrs. Daniels died July, 1870, and in May, 1875, Mr. Daniels married Mary A. Zabin, daughter of Thomas Zabin and Agnes Brown, of Manchester. Mr. Daniels has two children by his first wife. Their initials are G. S. and C. H.
--"Life and Times in Hopkinton, N. H. in three parts" by C. C. Lord published 1890
*John Daniels' second (third?) wife's surname was Tobin, rather than Zabin, as reported. She died at Lowell 24 Oct 1895.
Also married fourth? at Lowell, Massachusetts 28 Dec 1904 Jennie B. (George) Parker.
--"Life and Times in Hopkinton, N. H. in three parts" by C. C. Lord published 1890
*John Daniels' second (third?) wife's surname was Tobin, rather than Zabin, as reported. She died at Lowell 24 Oct 1895.
Also married fourth? at Lowell, Massachusetts 28 Dec 1904 Jennie B. (George) Parker.
John S. Daniels, the son of George S. Daniels and Sarah J. Chase, was born in Hopkinton in 1841. In the course of his life, he has resided in Minnesota, Manchester, and Lowell, Mass., being at different times a farmer, a school-teacher, a restaurant-keeper, etc. In 1862, August 10, he was mustered into Company B, 2d Regiment N.H.V., continuing in the service till May 17, 1865. On the 3d of June, 1864, at Cold Harbor, Va., he was wounded twice, in the right shoulder and in the left lung. A bullet still remains embedded in the lung. After being wounded, private Daniels was for a time in a hospital at Washington, D.C., and afterwards in Rhode Island, and again in Manchester. He was given a pension at the time for his discharge from the army. In August, 1867, Mr. Daniels married Mary A. Layman, daughter of Hiram Layman and Abigail Joice [Eliza Joyce, i.e.], of Minnesota. Mrs. Daniels died July, 1870, and in May, 1875, Mr. Daniels married Mary A. Zabin, daughter of Thomas Zabin and Agnes Brown, of Manchester. Mr. Daniels has two children by his first wife. Their initials are G. S. and C. H.
--"Life and Times in Hopkinton, N. H. in three parts" by C. C. Lord published 1890
*John Daniels' second (third?) wife's surname was Tobin, rather than Zabin, as reported. She died at Lowell 24 Oct 1895.
Also married fourth? at Lowell, Massachusetts 28 Dec 1904 Jennie B. (George) Parker.
--"Life and Times in Hopkinton, N. H. in three parts" by C. C. Lord published 1890
*John Daniels' second (third?) wife's surname was Tobin, rather than Zabin, as reported. She died at Lowell 24 Oct 1895.
Also married fourth? at Lowell, Massachusetts 28 Dec 1904 Jennie B. (George) Parker.
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