Daniel Veatch
1722 - 1803 (81 years)-
Name Daniel Veatch Relationship 
with Kathleen Alice Jones-Rouse Birth 1722 Bealls Pasture, , Prince George's, Maryland, United States 
Gender Male Religion Membership in Old St. George's parish Episcopal Church Death 1803 , Woodford, Kentucky, United States Person ID I471 Enchanted Family Tree Last Modified 14 Mar 2012
Father James Veatch, Sr., b. 1695-1697, , Prince George, Maryland, United States d. 20 Apr 1762, , Prince George, Maryland, United States (Age 65 years) Mother Rachel Hepburn, b. 1693-1703, , , Maryland, United States d. Jun 1766, , Montgomery, Maryland, United States (Age 63 years) Marriage 1718-1719 , , Maryland, United States Family ID F222 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 Dorcas Plummer, b. 1724, Bealls Pasture, , Prince George's, Maryland, United States d. Yes, date unknown Marriage 1744 Family ID F223 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 14 Mar 2012
Family 2 Unknown, Wife of Veatch Marriage Bef 1743 Family ID F3370 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 14 Mar 2012
Family 3 Elizabeth Fraim Family ID F3372 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 14 Mar 2012
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Event Map 
Birth - 1722 - Bealls Pasture, , Prince George's, Maryland, United States 
Death - 1803 - , Woodford, Kentucky, United States = Link to Google Earth
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Notes - Daniel Veatch Sr had at least two sons, Elijah (b 1751) and Daniel Jr. (B 1755). They joined the 13th Regiment of the Virginia Continental line in January of 1777 under Colonel Crawford and lieutenant Uriah Springer. They fought in the battles of Germantown and Brandywine with Crawford and Springer in General Greene's division. I conjecture they were motivated by Washington's miraculous victory in Trenton, NJ on Christmas of 76 to join the fight. They weathered the winter of 1777-78 at Valley Forge, stationed on the eastern flank of the encampment. Elijah can be found on the muster rolls as Elijah Veech. After this hard winter they potentially fought the battle at Monmouth courthouse and then were sent to Fort Pitt. From their they most likely built fort Lauren's where they would have been reduced to eating their shoes to survive. They were discharged at fort Pitt in 1780. Soon after this they re-enlisted in the South Carolina militia under General Thomas Sumter. They were involved in the battle of Orangeburg and Eutaw Springs. I believe they re-enlisted due to the attacks that were being made on their Uncle (James Veatch Sr) and cousins (Nathan and Elias). I'm not sure of the timing of their enlistment but it may have had something to do with the death of their uncle and capturing of their Cousin at Camden. After the war they moved out to KY. Daniel had a son named John in 1803-5. Daniel died shortly thereafter. John lived with his mother Charity for some time then with Elijah over in Caldwell county. They then moved to Thompkinsville KY as Elijah got older. John Married Catherine. John had Jesse Mitchel. They moved to Hopkinsville KY. JM married Viney. They had Bradley. Bradley married Rachel. They had Wokilliam. William had Bobby Sr. Bobby Sr married Betty Davis and had Bobby Jr. Bobby Jr married Ruth Ann Shope and had me. And that's the short version!
Submitted by Brad Veach
- Daniel Veatch Sr had at least two sons, Elijah (b 1751) and Daniel Jr. (B 1755). They joined the 13th Regiment of the Virginia Continental line in January of 1777 under Colonel Crawford and lieutenant Uriah Springer. They fought in the battles of Germantown and Brandywine with Crawford and Springer in General Greene's division. I conjecture they were motivated by Washington's miraculous victory in Trenton, NJ on Christmas of 76 to join the fight. They weathered the winter of 1777-78 at Valley Forge, stationed on the eastern flank of the encampment. Elijah can be found on the muster rolls as Elijah Veech. After this hard winter they potentially fought the battle at Monmouth courthouse and then were sent to Fort Pitt. From their they most likely built fort Lauren's where they would have been reduced to eating their shoes to survive. They were discharged at fort Pitt in 1780. Soon after this they re-enlisted in the South Carolina militia under General Thomas Sumter. They were involved in the battle of Orangeburg and Eutaw Springs. I believe they re-enlisted due to the attacks that were being made on their Uncle (James Veatch Sr) and cousins (Nathan and Elias). I'm not sure of the timing of their enlistment but it may have had something to do with the death of their uncle and capturing of their Cousin at Camden. After the war they moved out to KY. Daniel had a son named John in 1803-5. Daniel died shortly thereafter. John lived with his mother Charity for some time then with Elijah over in Caldwell county. They then moved to Thompkinsville KY as Elijah got older. John Married Catherine. John had Jesse Mitchel. They moved to Hopkinsville KY. JM married Viney. They had Bradley. Bradley married Rachel. They had Wokilliam. William had Bobby Sr. Bobby Sr married Betty Davis and had Bobby Jr. Bobby Jr married Ruth Ann Shope and had me. And that's the short version!