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- Source: Paul McElveen, S. E. La;
"This is what I have on Daniel McElveen, from the book entitled "Passports Issued by the Governors of Georgia, 1785-1809". An entry in this book is "Page 395--25th March 1809, ORDERED: That a passport through the Creek (Indian) Nation be prepared as after mentioned -- to wit -- One for Daniel McElvin, one for John Harvey and one for James and John McElvin". After these men arrived here in S. E. La. and S. W. MS., all but John disappeared, I assume they returned to Ga., there are NO accounts of them living here. I know John returned to Ga. the following year, possibly to take them back but he returned in 1811 with a brother Moses and a sister Margaret, to live, marry and raise his family in S. E., La."
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Source: Gerald (johnsong@@uamont.edu)
"Daniel McElveen (McKelvain) lived in Sumter Co., SC. He married Nancy Ann China, daughter of John and Agnes O'Dell China. They had several children. Nancy died when she choked on a piece of honeycomb. Daniel moved to Dooly Co., Georgia and later to Mitchell Co., Georgia, where he died. His daughter Elizabeth Ann married Theophilus Jordan Johnson."
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Source: Passports of Southeastern Pioneers 1770=1823 Dorothy William Potter
page 236 Sat. 27 March 1809 The passport through the Creek Nations be
prepared as aftermentionedto wit- one for Daniel McElvin, one for John
Harvey and one for James and John McElvin.
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Daniel McElveen is first listed in the 1820 Sumter District Census on the previous page to his brothers Issac and John. He is also listed above the Broadaways and John China. He lives alone and is 16 - 26 years old.
Daniel is listed again in the 1830 SC Census for Sumter County, page 105.
Daniel is not listed in the 1840 or 1850 SC Census.
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