Daniel Collins

#2272, b. 30 January 1737/38, d. 26 August 1822
FatherDaniel Collins b. 13 Jun 1701, d. 8 Oct 1751
MotherLois Cornwell/Cornwall b. 8 Feb 1701/2, d. 4 Jan 1768

Spouse

Sarah Lyman b. 29 Sep 1744
Child

BMDB

     Daniel Collins was born on 30 January 1737/38 at Guilford, New Haven, Conn.1,2 He married Sarah Lyman, daughter of Deacon Moses Lyman and Sarah Hayden, circa 1765. Daniel Collins died on 26 August 1822 at Lanesborough, Berkshire, Mass, at age 84.2 He was buried on 28 August 1822 at Center Cemetery Lanesborough, Berkshire, Mass.3

Other Events

     Daniel graduated from Yale, class of 1760.2

Time Line

Birth1738, Guilford, New Haven, Conn1,2
Graduation17602
Marriagec 1765Sarah Lyman
Birth of Son1780, Lanesborough, Berkshire, MassDr. Daniel Quartus Collins
Census1790, Lanesborough, Berkshire, MassSarah Lyman4
Census1800, Lanesborough, Berkshire, MassSarah Lyman5
Census1810, Lanesborough, Berkshire, MassSarah Lyman6
Death1822, Lanesborough, Berkshire, Mass2
Burial1822, Center Cemetery Lanesborough, Berkshire, Mass3
ChartsDescendants of William Chittenden
Descendants of John the Shoemaker
Descendants of John the Shoemaker, Smith List
Descendants of Samuel Cornwall/Cornwell
Descendants of William Leete
Descendants of Moses Lyman
Male Descendants of John Collins
Pedigree of Daniel Quartus Collins
FlaviaCollins-Daniel Quartus Collins
Daniel (11)

Flags

Y-DNA Male
F-A-G Memorial Found
Daniel

Citations

  1. Barbour Collection, citing Vital Records of Guilford, 2:34.
  2. Conrad Edick Wright, Colonial Collegians: Biographies of Those Who Attended American Colleges before the War for Independence, CD_ROM (Boston: NEGHS and Massachusetts Historical Society, 2005).
  3. Find A Grave Memorial.
  4. US Census 1790, Lanesborough, Berkshire Co, Mass, Series M637, Roll 004, Page 345, Column 2, Line 09, 2 Aug 1790.
  5. US Census 1800, Lanesborough, Berkshire Co, Mass, Series M32, Roll 013, Page 148, Line 6, 4 Aug 1800.
  6. US Census 1810, Lanesborough, Berkshire Co, Mass, Series M252, Roll 017, Page 165, Line 41, 6 Aug 1810.