Youngest of 11 children of John and Mary Jane McDaniel, who had come west to Oregon by ox team from Carthage, Missouri in 1853.
His first wife was Henrietta Pearl Halsey, and they had a daughter, Beatrice Vivian McDaniel, who became Mrs. Carl W. Hansen of Los Angeles and mother of Mr. McDaniel's grandson, John W. Hansen.
In 1912 he married Mrs. Mae Strong McFayden, and he also took her children as his own.
He was a railroad man, and he was secretary of the Plumas County chamber of commerce for six years. He also served in many other civic capacities.
He was laid to rest in the Quincy Cemetery.
His first wife was Henrietta Pearl Halsey, and they had a daughter, Beatrice Vivian McDaniel, who became Mrs. Carl W. Hansen of Los Angeles and mother of Mr. McDaniel's grandson, John W. Hansen.
In 1912 he married Mrs. Mae Strong McFayden, and he also took her children as his own.
He was a railroad man, and he was secretary of the Plumas County chamber of commerce for six years. He also served in many other civic capacities.
He was laid to rest in the Quincy Cemetery.
Youngest of 11 children of John and Mary Jane McDaniel, who had come west to Oregon by ox team from Carthage, Missouri in 1853.
His first wife was Henrietta Pearl Halsey, and they had a daughter, Beatrice Vivian McDaniel, who became Mrs. Carl W. Hansen of Los Angeles and mother of Mr. McDaniel's grandson, John W. Hansen.
In 1912 he married Mrs. Mae Strong McFayden, and he also took her children as his own.
He was a railroad man, and he was secretary of the Plumas County chamber of commerce for six years. He also served in many other civic capacities.
He was laid to rest in the Quincy Cemetery.
His first wife was Henrietta Pearl Halsey, and they had a daughter, Beatrice Vivian McDaniel, who became Mrs. Carl W. Hansen of Los Angeles and mother of Mr. McDaniel's grandson, John W. Hansen.
In 1912 he married Mrs. Mae Strong McFayden, and he also took her children as his own.
He was a railroad man, and he was secretary of the Plumas County chamber of commerce for six years. He also served in many other civic capacities.
He was laid to rest in the Quincy Cemetery.
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