Daniel
Jacob
Whetstone
Born in Autauga, Alabama, United States
Ancestors 
Son of Henry Whetstone
and Elizabeth (Houser) Whetstone
Brother of
William W. Whetstone, Lewis Myers Whetstone, Elizabeth Rosannah (Whetstone) Stoudenmire, Mary Selena (Whetstone) Houser, Rachel Delilah Whetstone, Henry Hill Whetstone, John David Whetstone, Caroline Sophia (Whetstone) Stone, Ann Rebecca (Whetstone) DeBardelaben and Martha Jane Whetstone
[spouse(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
Died
at age 23
in Autauga, Alabama, United States
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Biography
Daniel was born in 1823. He was the son of Henry Whetstone and Elizabeth Houser. He passed away in 1847.
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