Daniel was the son of Solomon Shaner and his wife Elizabeth Shaner. (Solomon and Elizabeth were cousins.) Daniel married Mary Ann Hoff. His occupation was tinsmith. His obituary is copied below.
Montgomery Ledger, Tues. June 10, 1890
Daniel S. Shaner, an old and highly respected citizen of North Coventry, died on Wednesday morning, at the residence of his son-in-law, Addison Evans, in South Pottstown. His disease was asthma and ailments resulting from advanced age. Mr. Shaner was a tinsmith and followed that occupation until prostrated by illness two or three weeks ago. His wife survives him and there are six children: Enos and Daniel Shaner, of Cedarville; Mrs. Eber Amole and Mrs. Davis Bealer, of North Coventry; Mrs. Addison Evans and Mrs. Edward Rambo, of South Pottstown. William H. Shaner, a son died a few years ago. Amos Shaner, of Cedarville, and Christopher Shaner, of North Coventry, are brothers of Daniel Shaner. His age was 76 years, 2 months and 3 days.
Montgomery Ledger, Tues. June 10, 1890
Daniel S. Shaner, an old and highly respected citizen of North Coventry, died on Wednesday morning, at the residence of his son-in-law, Addison Evans, in South Pottstown. His disease was asthma and ailments resulting from advanced age. Mr. Shaner was a tinsmith and followed that occupation until prostrated by illness two or three weeks ago. His wife survives him and there are six children: Enos and Daniel Shaner, of Cedarville; Mrs. Eber Amole and Mrs. Davis Bealer, of North Coventry; Mrs. Addison Evans and Mrs. Edward Rambo, of South Pottstown. William H. Shaner, a son died a few years ago. Amos Shaner, of Cedarville, and Christopher Shaner, of North Coventry, are brothers of Daniel Shaner. His age was 76 years, 2 months and 3 days.
Daniel was the son of Solomon Shaner and his wife Elizabeth Shaner. (Solomon and Elizabeth were cousins.) Daniel married Mary Ann Hoff. His occupation was tinsmith. His obituary is copied below.
Montgomery Ledger, Tues. June 10, 1890
Daniel S. Shaner, an old and highly respected citizen of North Coventry, died on Wednesday morning, at the residence of his son-in-law, Addison Evans, in South Pottstown. His disease was asthma and ailments resulting from advanced age. Mr. Shaner was a tinsmith and followed that occupation until prostrated by illness two or three weeks ago. His wife survives him and there are six children: Enos and Daniel Shaner, of Cedarville; Mrs. Eber Amole and Mrs. Davis Bealer, of North Coventry; Mrs. Addison Evans and Mrs. Edward Rambo, of South Pottstown. William H. Shaner, a son died a few years ago. Amos Shaner, of Cedarville, and Christopher Shaner, of North Coventry, are brothers of Daniel Shaner. His age was 76 years, 2 months and 3 days.
Montgomery Ledger, Tues. June 10, 1890
Daniel S. Shaner, an old and highly respected citizen of North Coventry, died on Wednesday morning, at the residence of his son-in-law, Addison Evans, in South Pottstown. His disease was asthma and ailments resulting from advanced age. Mr. Shaner was a tinsmith and followed that occupation until prostrated by illness two or three weeks ago. His wife survives him and there are six children: Enos and Daniel Shaner, of Cedarville; Mrs. Eber Amole and Mrs. Davis Bealer, of North Coventry; Mrs. Addison Evans and Mrs. Edward Rambo, of South Pottstown. William H. Shaner, a son died a few years ago. Amos Shaner, of Cedarville, and Christopher Shaner, of North Coventry, are brothers of Daniel Shaner. His age was 76 years, 2 months and 3 days.
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