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Daniel Bethea

Birth1841 - Marion County, S C
Death28 Nov 1921 - Red Springs, Robeson, North Carolina
MotherMary Williams
FatherPeter Bethea

Born in Marion County, S C on 1841 to Peter Bethea and Mary Williams. Daniel Bethea married Lillie Jackson and had 13 children. He passed away on 28 Nov 1921 in Red Springs, Robeson, North Carolina.

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Parents
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Peter Bethea
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Williams
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Lillie Jackson
1845 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Adeline Bethea
1867 - Unknown
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Rosseon Bethea
1876 - Unknown
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Neal Bethea
1868 - Unknown
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Thomas S. Bethea
1865 - Unknown
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Hannah Bethea
1864 - Unknown
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Oscar Bethea
1874 - Unknown
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Lawrence Bethea
1875 - Unknown
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Bennon Bethea
1873 - Unknown
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Wilber B. Bethea
1871 - 1925
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James Bethea
1876 - 1918
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Alice Jackson Bethea
1860 - Unknown
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Edward Jackson
1865 - 1945
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Lebenon Jackson
1875 - Unknown

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