Son of Barbara Hostetler (Hochstetler) and Christian Leatherman. Husband of Elizabeth Lewis m. 1 Apr 1851 Orange Co, IN.
LEATHERMAN, Daniel, Orleans Progress (June 1, 1899) Daniel Leatherman died Wednesday afternoon, May 31, 1899, at four o'clock, of congestion of the lungs and heart disease. He had been sick from the attack which caused his death, three weeks and two days, bit for several years past he had been a sufferer from heart disease and rheumatism, but was always able to sit up and walk around the house. In fact, never since he was married, forty-eight years ago, has he been so sick but that he could get out of his bed unassisted, until his last illness. He was born March 31, 1819, and was, therefore, eighty years and two months old. He was the father of ten children, five girls and five boys, six of whom, three boys and three girls, survive him, also a loving wife. Uncle Daniel, as he was known to all, was a good man, a kind husband and father. He will be missed in the family circle and among his friends in general, and to the family and all bereaved ones, the PROGRESS extends its profound sympathy. The funeral services will be held at Liberty church tomorrow (Friday) morning at 11 o'clock, and the remains laid away in their final resting place in the beautiful Liberty cemetery thereafter. Peace to his ashes. Submitted by Tom Agan. http://www.usgennet.org/usa/in/county/orange/obits17.htm
Biography:
DANIEL LEATHERMAN is of German extraction and was born in this county March 31, 1819, being the son of Christian and Barbara (Hostetler) Leatherman, the father a Pennsylvanian, born February 4, 1781; the mother born July 21, 1778. These parents moved to this county in 1819, when the country was a wilderness, traversed by wild animals and Indians. They were exemplary members of the old Liberty Church, and industrious farmers by occupation. The father died August 22, 1852, and the mother January 22, 1850. Daniel's youth was passed at farming and attending to a limited extent the old subscription schools. He has made life a success, and now owns a fine farm of 269 acres. April 1, 1851, he married Margaret E., daughter of Moses P. and Mary (Hardman) Lewis. This lady was born in this county June 22, 1834, and has presented her husband with the following children: Oscar, born February 3, 1853, died October 26, 1856; DeWitt C., born November 1, 1854, died February 14, 1883; Viola J., born March 24, 1857, died March 12, 1883; Desdemona E., born February 17, 1859; Lloyd, born February 5, 1861; Ellis E., born January 28, 1863; Hattie L., born December 31, 1864; Ivanora, born May 5, 1867; Carrie M., born October 8, 1868, and Columbia, born March 27, 1872. The Leathermans are members of the Liberty Christian Church. http://www.usgennet.org/usa/in/county/orange/biogs3.htm.
LEATHERMAN, Daniel, Orleans Progress (June 1, 1899) Daniel Leatherman died Wednesday afternoon, May 31, 1899, at four o'clock, of congestion of the lungs and heart disease. He had been sick from the attack which caused his death, three weeks and two days, bit for several years past he had been a sufferer from heart disease and rheumatism, but was always able to sit up and walk around the house. In fact, never since he was married, forty-eight years ago, has he been so sick but that he could get out of his bed unassisted, until his last illness. He was born March 31, 1819, and was, therefore, eighty years and two months old. He was the father of ten children, five girls and five boys, six of whom, three boys and three girls, survive him, also a loving wife. Uncle Daniel, as he was known to all, was a good man, a kind husband and father. He will be missed in the family circle and among his friends in general, and to the family and all bereaved ones, the PROGRESS extends its profound sympathy. The funeral services will be held at Liberty church tomorrow (Friday) morning at 11 o'clock, and the remains laid away in their final resting place in the beautiful Liberty cemetery thereafter. Peace to his ashes. Submitted by Tom Agan. http://www.usgennet.org/usa/in/county/orange/obits17.htm
Biography:
DANIEL LEATHERMAN is of German extraction and was born in this county March 31, 1819, being the son of Christian and Barbara (Hostetler) Leatherman, the father a Pennsylvanian, born February 4, 1781; the mother born July 21, 1778. These parents moved to this county in 1819, when the country was a wilderness, traversed by wild animals and Indians. They were exemplary members of the old Liberty Church, and industrious farmers by occupation. The father died August 22, 1852, and the mother January 22, 1850. Daniel's youth was passed at farming and attending to a limited extent the old subscription schools. He has made life a success, and now owns a fine farm of 269 acres. April 1, 1851, he married Margaret E., daughter of Moses P. and Mary (Hardman) Lewis. This lady was born in this county June 22, 1834, and has presented her husband with the following children: Oscar, born February 3, 1853, died October 26, 1856; DeWitt C., born November 1, 1854, died February 14, 1883; Viola J., born March 24, 1857, died March 12, 1883; Desdemona E., born February 17, 1859; Lloyd, born February 5, 1861; Ellis E., born January 28, 1863; Hattie L., born December 31, 1864; Ivanora, born May 5, 1867; Carrie M., born October 8, 1868, and Columbia, born March 27, 1872. The Leathermans are members of the Liberty Christian Church. http://www.usgennet.org/usa/in/county/orange/biogs3.htm.
Son of Barbara Hostetler (Hochstetler) and Christian Leatherman. Husband of Elizabeth Lewis m. 1 Apr 1851 Orange Co, IN.
LEATHERMAN, Daniel, Orleans Progress (June 1, 1899) Daniel Leatherman died Wednesday afternoon, May 31, 1899, at four o'clock, of congestion of the lungs and heart disease. He had been sick from the attack which caused his death, three weeks and two days, bit for several years past he had been a sufferer from heart disease and rheumatism, but was always able to sit up and walk around the house. In fact, never since he was married, forty-eight years ago, has he been so sick but that he could get out of his bed unassisted, until his last illness. He was born March 31, 1819, and was, therefore, eighty years and two months old. He was the father of ten children, five girls and five boys, six of whom, three boys and three girls, survive him, also a loving wife. Uncle Daniel, as he was known to all, was a good man, a kind husband and father. He will be missed in the family circle and among his friends in general, and to the family and all bereaved ones, the PROGRESS extends its profound sympathy. The funeral services will be held at Liberty church tomorrow (Friday) morning at 11 o'clock, and the remains laid away in their final resting place in the beautiful Liberty cemetery thereafter. Peace to his ashes. Submitted by Tom Agan. http://www.usgennet.org/usa/in/county/orange/obits17.htm
Biography:
DANIEL LEATHERMAN is of German extraction and was born in this county March 31, 1819, being the son of Christian and Barbara (Hostetler) Leatherman, the father a Pennsylvanian, born February 4, 1781; the mother born July 21, 1778. These parents moved to this county in 1819, when the country was a wilderness, traversed by wild animals and Indians. They were exemplary members of the old Liberty Church, and industrious farmers by occupation. The father died August 22, 1852, and the mother January 22, 1850. Daniel's youth was passed at farming and attending to a limited extent the old subscription schools. He has made life a success, and now owns a fine farm of 269 acres. April 1, 1851, he married Margaret E., daughter of Moses P. and Mary (Hardman) Lewis. This lady was born in this county June 22, 1834, and has presented her husband with the following children: Oscar, born February 3, 1853, died October 26, 1856; DeWitt C., born November 1, 1854, died February 14, 1883; Viola J., born March 24, 1857, died March 12, 1883; Desdemona E., born February 17, 1859; Lloyd, born February 5, 1861; Ellis E., born January 28, 1863; Hattie L., born December 31, 1864; Ivanora, born May 5, 1867; Carrie M., born October 8, 1868, and Columbia, born March 27, 1872. The Leathermans are members of the Liberty Christian Church. http://www.usgennet.org/usa/in/county/orange/biogs3.htm.
LEATHERMAN, Daniel, Orleans Progress (June 1, 1899) Daniel Leatherman died Wednesday afternoon, May 31, 1899, at four o'clock, of congestion of the lungs and heart disease. He had been sick from the attack which caused his death, three weeks and two days, bit for several years past he had been a sufferer from heart disease and rheumatism, but was always able to sit up and walk around the house. In fact, never since he was married, forty-eight years ago, has he been so sick but that he could get out of his bed unassisted, until his last illness. He was born March 31, 1819, and was, therefore, eighty years and two months old. He was the father of ten children, five girls and five boys, six of whom, three boys and three girls, survive him, also a loving wife. Uncle Daniel, as he was known to all, was a good man, a kind husband and father. He will be missed in the family circle and among his friends in general, and to the family and all bereaved ones, the PROGRESS extends its profound sympathy. The funeral services will be held at Liberty church tomorrow (Friday) morning at 11 o'clock, and the remains laid away in their final resting place in the beautiful Liberty cemetery thereafter. Peace to his ashes. Submitted by Tom Agan. http://www.usgennet.org/usa/in/county/orange/obits17.htm
Biography:
DANIEL LEATHERMAN is of German extraction and was born in this county March 31, 1819, being the son of Christian and Barbara (Hostetler) Leatherman, the father a Pennsylvanian, born February 4, 1781; the mother born July 21, 1778. These parents moved to this county in 1819, when the country was a wilderness, traversed by wild animals and Indians. They were exemplary members of the old Liberty Church, and industrious farmers by occupation. The father died August 22, 1852, and the mother January 22, 1850. Daniel's youth was passed at farming and attending to a limited extent the old subscription schools. He has made life a success, and now owns a fine farm of 269 acres. April 1, 1851, he married Margaret E., daughter of Moses P. and Mary (Hardman) Lewis. This lady was born in this county June 22, 1834, and has presented her husband with the following children: Oscar, born February 3, 1853, died October 26, 1856; DeWitt C., born November 1, 1854, died February 14, 1883; Viola J., born March 24, 1857, died March 12, 1883; Desdemona E., born February 17, 1859; Lloyd, born February 5, 1861; Ellis E., born January 28, 1863; Hattie L., born December 31, 1864; Ivanora, born May 5, 1867; Carrie M., born October 8, 1868, and Columbia, born March 27, 1872. The Leathermans are members of the Liberty Christian Church. http://www.usgennet.org/usa/in/county/orange/biogs3.htm.
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