Husband of Martha Jane Gray.
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Through DNA matches it has been shown that Daniel was the son of Jonathan and Mary Cain who lived in Tallapoosa County, Alabama. I match closely with descendants of Jonathan and Mary through their other children. - Kennybob (Ken Herren)
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Served in the Civil War in Company G of the 51st Alabama Partisan Rangers
Tuskaloosa Gazette, September 22, 1881 - Tribute of respect by North River Lodge No. 407 of Master Masons on death of our brother Daniel P. Cain, who departed this life Aug. 5 A.D. 1881. We extend to his fatherless children our sympathy.
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Through DNA matches it has been shown that Daniel was the son of Jonathan and Mary Cain who lived in Tallapoosa County, Alabama. I match closely with descendants of Jonathan and Mary through their other children. - Kennybob (Ken Herren)
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Served in the Civil War in Company G of the 51st Alabama Partisan Rangers
Tuskaloosa Gazette, September 22, 1881 - Tribute of respect by North River Lodge No. 407 of Master Masons on death of our brother Daniel P. Cain, who departed this life Aug. 5 A.D. 1881. We extend to his fatherless children our sympathy.
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Husband of Martha Jane Gray.
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Through DNA matches it has been shown that Daniel was the son of Jonathan and Mary Cain who lived in Tallapoosa County, Alabama. I match closely with descendants of Jonathan and Mary through their other children. - Kennybob (Ken Herren)
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Served in the Civil War in Company G of the 51st Alabama Partisan Rangers
Tuskaloosa Gazette, September 22, 1881 - Tribute of respect by North River Lodge No. 407 of Master Masons on death of our brother Daniel P. Cain, who departed this life Aug. 5 A.D. 1881. We extend to his fatherless children our sympathy.
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Through DNA matches it has been shown that Daniel was the son of Jonathan and Mary Cain who lived in Tallapoosa County, Alabama. I match closely with descendants of Jonathan and Mary through their other children. - Kennybob (Ken Herren)
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Served in the Civil War in Company G of the 51st Alabama Partisan Rangers
Tuskaloosa Gazette, September 22, 1881 - Tribute of respect by North River Lodge No. 407 of Master Masons on death of our brother Daniel P. Cain, who departed this life Aug. 5 A.D. 1881. We extend to his fatherless children our sympathy.
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