Daniel LovelockAge: 33 years1861–1894
- Name
- Daniel Lovelock
- Given names
- Daniel
- Surname
- Lovelock
| Birth | about 1861 36 36 |
| Death of a paternal grandfather | Daniel Lovelock 7 July 1868 (Age 7 years) Citation details: email 6 Nov 2004 Text: Seventh July 1868 Chillington Brewood, Daniel Lovelock, Male, 75 years, Gardener, Heart Disease/Dropsy, Informant: Lucy Colley, present at death, Chillington, Brewood Quality of data: primary evidence Source: GRO Citation details: Penkridge RD (Staffs), Jul/Sept 1868, Vol 6b page 273 (provided by Robin Lovelock) Quality of data: primary evidence |
| Burial of a paternal grandfather | Daniel Lovelock 10 July 1868 (Age 7 years) |
| Census | 1870 (Age 9 years) |
| Census | 1880 (Age 19 years) |
| Death of a mother | Mary Forrest 5 July 1881 (Age 20 years) |
| Marriage | Mary (Mollie) L Gentry — View this family 7 December 1884 (Age 23 years) Source: FamilySearch website data |
| Birth of a daughter #1 | Mary Theresa Lovelock about 1890 (Age 29 years) |
| Death | 12 July 1894 (Age 33 years) |
| Family with parents |
| father |
George Lovelock Birth: 11 March 1824 31 34 — Swansea, Glamorgan, Wales Death: 28 March 1907 — Nevada, USA |
| mother |
Mary Forrest Christening: 20 June 1824 — Prescot, Lancashire, England Death: 5 July 1881 — Lovelock, Nevada, USA |
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Marriage: 5 April 1847 — Liverpool, Lancashire, England |
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10 months elder brother |
Frederick Lovelock Birth: 23 January 1848 23 23 — On Board ship "Success" Death: 19 October 1915 — Luning, Mineral County, Nevada, USA |
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23 months elder sister |
Mary Lovelock Birth: 1849 24 24 — Sandwich Islands Death: April 1850 |
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3 years elder brother |
Thomas Eugene Daniel Lovelock Birth: September 1851 27 27 — Oroville, California, USA Death: 1911 |
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2 years elder brother |
George Lovelock Birth: 1853 28 28 — Marysville, California, USA Death: before 1907 |
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9 years himself |
Daniel Lovelock Birth: about 1861 36 36 — Marysville, California, USA Death: 12 July 1894 |
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-5 years elder brother |
Stephen Lovelock Birth: 1855 30 30 — Butte County, California, USA Death: before 1907 |
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4 years elder sister |
Helen (Nellie) Lovelock Birth: 18 August 1858 34 34 — Butte County, California, USA Death: 15 February 1929 |
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14 months elder sister |
Jennie Claire (Ellen) Lovelock Birth: 17 October 1859 35 35 — Oroville, Butte County, California, USA Death: 28 October 1920 — Lovelock, Nevada, USA |
| elder sister |
Mary Jane Lovelock Birth: 17 October 1859 35 35 — California, USA Death: |
| Father’s family with Mary Evans |
| father |
George Lovelock Birth: 11 March 1824 31 34 — Swansea, Glamorgan, Wales Death: 28 March 1907 — Nevada, USA |
| step-mother |
Mary Evans Birth: Death: |
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Marriage: — Lovelock, Nevada, USA |
| Family with Mary (Mollie) L Gentry |
| himself |
Daniel Lovelock Birth: about 1861 36 36 — Marysville, California, USA Death: 12 July 1894 |
| wife |
Mary (Mollie) L Gentry Birth: September 1862 — Missouri, USA Death: |
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Marriage: 7 December 1884 — Humboldt County, Nevada, USA |
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6 years daughter |
Mary Theresa Lovelock Birth: about 1890 29 27 — Nevada, USA Death: |
| Henry Routh + Mary (Mollie) L Gentry |
| wife’s husband |
Henry Routh Birth: Death: |
| wife |
Mary (Mollie) L Gentry Birth: September 1862 — Missouri, USA Death: |
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Marriage: 23 June 1894 — Washoe County, Nevada, USA |
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14 years step-daughter |
Charlotte Nelda McBride Birth: 5 November 1908 23 18 — Oakland, California, USA Death: 4 May 2001 |
| Census | Lake, Humboldt, Nevada, USA Geo Lovelock;46;England;Quartz Mines Mary Lovelock;46;England;Keeps house Thos Lovelock;18;California;Teamster Nellie Lovelock;14;California;At home George Lovelock;12;California;At home Jane Lovelock;10;California;At home Daniel Lovelock;9;California;At home |
| Census | Lake, Humboldt, Nevada, USA George Lovelock;Head;M;W;57;ENG;Miner;ENG ENG Mary Lovelock;Wife;F;W;57;ENG;;ENG ENG Jennie Lovelock;Daur;F;W;20;CA;;ENG ENG Daniel Lovelock;Son;M;W;19;CA;Laborer;ENG ENG James Weatherly;Other;M;W;72;SCOT;Laborer;SCOTLAND SCOTLAND Chaley Lawrance;Other;M;W;32;OH;Telegraph Operator;OH PA |
| Death | According to data in Public Member Trees at Ancestry.co.uk Daniel was shot and killed by Robert Logan, as reported in the 'Nevada State Journal'. See also the Note at the above 'Notes' tag. |
| Note | A report in the 'Los Angeles Herald' of 14 July 1894 reads: A Sensational Triple Murder Near Lovelocks, Nevada. Lovelocks, Nev., July 13.—A triple murder, due to jealousy, occurred about 20 miles from here last night. Robert Logan shot and killed Dan Lovelock and Fred Sullivan and was in turn killed by his own wife. Logan's wife had applied for a divorce, and Logan was insanely jealous of her and threatened to kill some of her male friends. A few days ago Mrs. Logan went to Cottonwood. Logan followed and attacked Dan Lovelock, the stage driver, wounding him severely in the head. Lovelock was unable to return here and Mrs. Logan drove the stage. She returned to Cottonwood on Wednesday to bring Lovelock home. On the return trip Mrs. Logan drove. Lovelock was on the front seat and Fred Suilivan, a passenger, on the rear seat. At dusk Logan rode up, armed with a Winchester, and said he was going to town with his wife. He rode on behind the stage and after going some distance shot Sullivan from behind, the bullet going through his heart. Then he picked Lovelock, and the second victim fell back into Mrs. Logan's lap. Logan then said he was going to drive the stage to a well five miles distant, where he intended to throw the bodies of the murdered men, after which he was going to cut his wife into small pieces and throw her in after the men. Instead, she persuaded him to water the horses, and when he stopped to secure a bucket under the stage, she took a pistol from Lovelock's pocket and shot her husband. He cried for mercy but she shot again and he fell behind the stage. She dismounted and gave him one more bullet as a settler. She let Logan's body lie in the dust and drove into town with the other bodies. Lovelock was stage proprietor and driver, and there was no known intimacy between him and the woman. The people here denounce Logan as a coward and praise Mrs. Logan's courage. |