The Delahorne/Curtis Family History

De La Haunte · a direct ancestor of ours

Daniel De La Haunte

Died 1746, Maryland, United States.

3 of 4 events rest on a record we have read; the rest come from compiled sources or are still to be documented.

Parents

Not yet found. This is one of the lines we are still tracing.

Spouses and children

Life, as the records tell it

EventWhenWhereHow we know
Death 1746 Maryland, United States on record
Living at abt 1746 Kent County, Maryland, United States on record
Estate settled 2 Dec 1746 Maryland, United States on record
Arrived 1749 Maryland, United States from a compiled source

on record means we have read the original document. from a compiled source means an index, a printed genealogy or a memorial page says so. not yet documented means it is in the family's record but no source is attached yet.

Sources

  • Maryland, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1635-1777 — Death, Living at, Estate settled
  • U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s — Arrived

Descendants

  1. John Silas Dillahunty Sr 1728–1816
    1. John Dillahunty Jr. 1750–1797
      1. William Dillahunty 1793–1838
      2. James Dillahunty
      3. Hannah Dillahunty
    2. Thomas D. Dillahunty 1765–1828
      1. Harriett Dillahunty
      2. Elizabeth Dillahunty
      3. Edmund Dillahunty –1852
      4. Lewis Dillahunty 1793–1826
        1. Sallie L. D. Dillahunty 1825–
        2. William C. Dillahunty
      5. Harvey Dillahunty
      6. John B. Dillahunty
      7. Nancy Dillahunty
    3. Ann Dillahunty
    4. Rachel N. Dillahunty
    5. Samuel Dillahunty
    6. Daniel Dillahunty
    7. William Dillahunty
      1. John Dillahunty
      2. Isaac Dillahunty
      3. William Dillahunty
    8. Mary Ann Dillahunty
    9. Hannah Dillahunty