Horace Daniel was a very strong man, surviving through the depression, working in area lead, zinc, and coal mines, and keeping his family safe and secure. He served briefly in the 353rd Infantry Regiment, 89th Division in World War, and was married numerous times, with 5 children as a result from 2 of those marriages. Those two marriages, his wives Crystal and Irene (along with their son), buried near him in GAR cemetery, and another infant son buried nearby. He left behind his wife Crystal, daughters Mary and Helen, and son Horace Jr, as well as many grandchildren that love him dearly.
Horace Daniel was a very strong man, surviving through the depression, working in area lead, zinc, and coal mines, and keeping his family safe and secure. He served briefly in the 353rd Infantry Regiment, 89th Division in World War, and was married numerous times, with 5 children as a result from 2 of those marriages. Those two marriages, his wives Crystal and Irene (along with their son), buried near him in GAR cemetery, and another infant son buried nearby. He left behind his wife Crystal, daughters Mary and Helen, and son Horace Jr, as well as many grandchildren that love him dearly.
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