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Daniel RODMAN, Sr.
 1805 - 1880

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  • Suffix  Sr. 
    Birth  3 Aug 1805  Wakefield,Washington Co.,Rhode Island Find all individuals with events at this location 
    Gender  Male 
    Died  5 Aug 1880  So. Kingstown,Washington Co.,Rhode Island Find all individuals with events at this location 
    Person ID  I36296  Brainard (Brainerd) / Foster / Fish
    Last Modified  28 Apr 2005 00:00:00 
     
    Family  Eliza Ann BROWN, b. 22 Mar 1818, No. Stonington,New London,Connecticut  
    Married  26 Nov 1835  No Stonington,New London,Connecticut,by Rev. Asher Miner Find all individuals with events at this location 
    Children 
    >1. Daniel Brown RODMAN, b. 7 Jan 1837, So. Kingstown,Washington Co.,Rhode Island
    >2. Mary Eliza RODMAN, b. 10 Dec 1838, So. Kingstown,Washington Co.,Rhode Island
    >3. Henry Harrison RODMAN, b. 4 Apr 1841, So. Kingstown,Washington Co.,Rhode Island
     4. Martha Ann RODMAN, b. 8 Dec 1843, So. Kingstown,Washington Co.,Rhode Island
    >5. Martha Ann RODMAN, b. 4 Jun 1845, So. Kingstown,Washington Co.,Rhode Island
    >6. Arabella RODMAN, b. 23 Jul 1849, So. Kingstown,Washington Co.,Rhode Island
     7. Alida RODMAN, b. 23 Jul 1849, So. Kingstown,Washington Co.,Rhode Island
     8. Abbie Hull RODMAN, b. 4 Apr 1852, So. Kingstown,Washington Co.,Rhode Island
    >9. Almira Williams RODMAN, b. 22 Feb 1855, So. Kingstown,Washington Co.,Rhode Island
    Family ID  F15944  Group Sheet
     
  • Notes 
    • THE BROWN GENEALOGY, Boston, The Everett Press Company 1907, by CyrusHenry Brown, page 55.
      In his youth Daniel Rodman was engaged in farming, but during thewinter months he gave his time to learning the processes of woolenmanufacture. In 1843 he purchased his estate of "Mooresfield," where hesettled for life, and carried on the manufacture of kersey in his twomills, one at Mooresfield and one at Glenrock. He at Mooresfield, in hisquiet and secluded but beautiful home, Mr. Rodman spent the last fortysix years of his life. He owed his success in business to his industry,perseverance, and economy, coupled with these two precepts: "What littleyou do, do well." "Be careful in making business engagements; be morecareful in fulfilling them."
     

  
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