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January 27, 1681 ~ received one towne lott in Charles Towne May 7, 1683 ? received towne lott 34 in Charles Towne 1683 - Assistant Justice of the Peace in Berkley Co.
August 17, 1686 - Spanish invaded near Buford, South Carolina. Capt. Daniell gathered the assistance of northern Indians and participated in the defeat of the Spanish.
November 24, 1693 -- Major Robert Daniell entered a plea for damages sustained to his ship ?The Daniell?
January 11,1694 ? received towne lott 299 in Charles Towne January 10, 1695 - received 1,000 acres
January 14, 1697/8 -- commissioned as Deputy (Representative .in the Assembly and Council of Carolina) for the area south and west of Cape Fear.
April 11, 1698 - Major Daniell was in London, appearing before the Council at Whitehall, to negotiate terms of the new Fundamental Constitution. During this time he also received permission from the Council to marry Martha Wainright.
August 12, 1698 -- appointed Landgrave and received 48,000 acres. He later received another 48,000 acres as a grant from Queen Anne.
March 9, 1698 - 3,020 acre select grant. Robert chose Port Royal Island in the Port Royal River. Later sold to Alexander Parris (now Parris Island)
1698 - 3,020 acre grant called Wynah Barony between George Towne and Winyah Bay.
May 12, 1699 - received Thomas Island, 180 acres in the Cooper River. He renamed it Daniell?s Island and it is part of the US Naval Base there now. His home was built here. These holdings were expanded to 700 acres by the time of Robert?s death.
January 12, 1700 -- participated in Council at Charles Towne
October 27, 1701 -- received 500 acres on the Santee River
June 29, 1702 ~ Col. Daniell participated in General Assembly in Charles Towne
August 10, 1702 ~ Colonel Daniell made report to the new assembly and assisted in presenting the new Constitution to the Carolina colonists.
September, 1702 -- Robert raised troops and Indians and was sent by land to participate in siege on Spanish fort at St. Augustine. His troops attacked and pillaged the town. The Spanish forces withdrew into Fort Castillo de San Marcos and it was necessary to lay seige to the fort. The balance of the colonial troops and Governor Moore arrived on ten ships. The colonists did not bring sufficient artillery for a siege and after a month, Colonei Daniell sailed for Jamacia to secure bombs and mortars. During his absence two Spanish frigates arrived. Governor Moore mistook them as men-of-war, abandoned his ships with their supplies and returned by land to Charleston. Upon Colonel Daniell?s return, the Spanish gave chase. He was able to escape and returned to Charleston. When the Assembly met in January of 1703, the courage and conduct of Colonel Daniell was highly praised.
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