Individual Details
Daniel RHOADES OR ROTH
(5 Oct 1755 - 26 Apr 1839)
The Heritage - Vol 17 No. 1 - Jan, Feb, Mar, 1995 Original Muhlenberg Settlers
The following article is part of Chapter XI of "Two Centuries of Brothervalley" by trhe Rev. H. Austin Cooper. It concerns the migration to Muhlenberg county from Pennsylvania of members of the hurch of the Brethren, commonly called the Dunkers. The migration was headed by Captain Henry Roth, Jr., (brother to this Daniel ... see his notes for the full story). who later changed his name to Rhoads. He became Muhlenberg's first representative in the Kentucky General Assembly and named this county for Gen John Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg, his commanding general in the Revolutionary War.
Now for the heads of families in Captain Henry's band:
1. Captain Henry Roth, Jr. and wife Wlizabeth Stoner, of Pipe Creek, MD., duaghter of Elder John Stoner. 2. Solomon Rhoth (Rhoads), brother of Henry, later to become a famous Elder of the Church. 3-13. ....... 14. Henry Moore (Mohr) settled in Logan County, Kentucky, thence to Logan, Ohio. 15-48. ... 49. Daniel Roth (brother of Capt. Henry) first wife, Eva Faust, died in Nelson County, Kentucky. Second wife was Elizabeth Newman, married March 10, 1794, daughter of Thomas and Mary Newman.
Muhlenberg County, Kentucky Land Claims 1801-1806 - LDS FHL #976.9832 R29m v.1 Page 12 March 23, 1801- #23 - Daniel Rhoads this day clamed a right to two hundred acres of land by virtue of his having settled and improved the same agreebable to the law in that care made or provided.... and located as follows town Daniel Rhoads enters two hundres acres of land in Muhlenberg County on the waters of Cainy adjoining the creek beginning at a sugar tree and white oak marked DR Ruing south and by thense south westwardly for quartely as the law directs including the imrpovemenmt. Daniel Rhoads.
Muhlenberg County, Kentucky Land Claims 1801-1806 - LDS FHL #976.9832 R29m v.1 Page 96 July 27, 1801 #217 Isaac Newman, Thursday claimed a eight to ninety five acres of land by virtue of his having settled and imrpoved the same a recable to law in that o? made and provided ne... (next to Daniel Rhoads.)
The following article is part of Chapter XI of "Two Centuries of Brothervalley" by trhe Rev. H. Austin Cooper. It concerns the migration to Muhlenberg county from Pennsylvania of members of the hurch of the Brethren, commonly called the Dunkers. The migration was headed by Captain Henry Roth, Jr., (brother to this Daniel ... see his notes for the full story). who later changed his name to Rhoads. He became Muhlenberg's first representative in the Kentucky General Assembly and named this county for Gen John Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg, his commanding general in the Revolutionary War.
Now for the heads of families in Captain Henry's band:
1. Captain Henry Roth, Jr. and wife Wlizabeth Stoner, of Pipe Creek, MD., duaghter of Elder John Stoner. 2. Solomon Rhoth (Rhoads), brother of Henry, later to become a famous Elder of the Church. 3-13. ....... 14. Henry Moore (Mohr) settled in Logan County, Kentucky, thence to Logan, Ohio. 15-48. ... 49. Daniel Roth (brother of Capt. Henry) first wife, Eva Faust, died in Nelson County, Kentucky. Second wife was Elizabeth Newman, married March 10, 1794, daughter of Thomas and Mary Newman.
Muhlenberg County, Kentucky Land Claims 1801-1806 - LDS FHL #976.9832 R29m v.1 Page 12 March 23, 1801- #23 - Daniel Rhoads this day clamed a right to two hundred acres of land by virtue of his having settled and improved the same agreebable to the law in that care made or provided.... and located as follows town Daniel Rhoads enters two hundres acres of land in Muhlenberg County on the waters of Cainy adjoining the creek beginning at a sugar tree and white oak marked DR Ruing south and by thense south westwardly for quartely as the law directs including the imrpovemenmt. Daniel Rhoads.
Muhlenberg County, Kentucky Land Claims 1801-1806 - LDS FHL #976.9832 R29m v.1 Page 96 July 27, 1801 #217 Isaac Newman, Thursday claimed a eight to ninety five acres of land by virtue of his having settled and imrpoved the same a recable to law in that o? made and provided ne... (next to Daniel Rhoads.)
Events
| Birth | 5 Oct 1755 | Probably Pennsylvania, United States | |||
| Marriage | 10 Feb 1777 | Turkey Foot, Brother's Valley, Pennsylvania - Eve FAUST | |||
| Alt. Date | 10 Mar 1794 | Muhlenberg Kentucky - Elizabeth NEWMAN |  | ||
| Marriage | 15 Mar 1794 | , Nelson County, Kentucky - Elizabeth NEWMAN | |||
| Burial | Apr 1838 | Pisgah Cemetery, Sugar Creek Twp., Vigo, Indiana | |||
| Death | 26 Apr 1839 | , Edgar, Illinois | |||
| Ancestral File Number | 3RZ7-6N | ||||
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| Alternate name | Muhlenberg Kentucky | |
Families
| Spouse | Elizabeth NEWMAN (1773 - 1855) |
| Spouse | Eve FAUST (1761 - 1792) |
| Child | David RHOADS (1777 - ) |
| Child | Elizabeth RHOADS (1779 - 1828) |
| Child | Rachel RHODES (1780 - 1823) |
| Child | Susannah RHOADS (1783 - ) |
| Child | Jacob RHOADS (1786 - 1857) |
| Child | Catherine RHOADS (1789 - ) |
| Child | Sarah RHOADS (1789 - ) |
| Child | Hannah RHOADS (1791 - 1792) |
| Father | Henry ROTH OR RHOADS (1712 - 1774) |
| Mother | Catherina RINEHART (1710 - 1774) |
| Sibling | Captain Henry RHOADS (1739 - 1814) |
| Sibling | Jacob RHOADS (1741 - 1784) |
| Sibling | Barbara RHOADS (1743 - ) |
| Sibling | Solomon RHOADS (1744 - 1840) |
| Sibling | Catherine RHOADS (1745 - ) |
| Sibling | John RHOADS (1747 - 1816) |
| Sibling | Susannah RHOADS (1749 - ) |
| Sibling | Gabriel RHOADS (1751 - 1818) |
| Sibling | Joseph RHOADS (1753 - 1799) |
| Sibling | David RHOADS (1758 - 1814) |