Isaac Darnall's son, Charles, brought his family from Maryland, down the Ohio River on a flatboat, to Fleming County, Kentucky in the early 1800s. There were a number of branches of this family living in the area throughout the 19th and 20th centuries.

Isaac Darnall
(c 1731 - a 1778)
Susannah Soper
(1732 - a 1810)
Sarah Darnall
(1758 - )
John Darnall
(1760 - )
Susannah Darnall
(c 1762 - )
Charles Darnall
(1767 - 1833)
Mary Darnall
(1770 - )
Martha Cunningham
(1773 - 1836)
Isaac Darnall
(1797 - 1871)
Thomas Darnall
(1799 - 1881)
Elizabeth Darnall
(1801 - 1880)
Henry J. Darnall
(1806 - 1884)
Cynthia Given
(1800 - 1863)
Charles W. Darnall
(1827 - 1828)
Evaline Darnall
(1831 - 1831)
Amelia Darnall
(1837 - 1838)
Charles Darnall
(1826 - 1849)
Jestena A. Darnall
(1828 - 1896)
Martha C. Darnall
(1829 - 1907)
William A. Darnall
(1831 - 1832)
Elizabeth Darnall
(1836 - 1840)
Eliza J. Darnall
(1839 - 1886)
John T. Darnall
(1841 - 1870)
Penelope How
(1815 - 1884)
Pemmelia N. Darnall
(1834 - 1835)
John Darnall
(1836 - )
Amie Darnall
(1847 - 1878)
James M. Pearce
(1829 - 1865)
Lucy G. Quaintance
(1852 - 1932)
Lillie Quaintance
(1862 - 1864)
Mary E. Inlow
(1856 - )
Lewis D. Gordon
(1842 - 1929)
Peter A. Q. Gordon
(1879 - 1947)
William L. Gordon
(1881 - 1941)
Mary K. Dudley
(1862 - 1954)
Patty D. Quaintance
(1884 - 1936)
Lucy G. Quaintance
(1891 - 1969)
Norma Arnett
(1873 - )
Betty J. Gordon
Gertrude Rauber
(1877 - 1966)
Donald W. Gordon
(1908 - 1969)
Mary I. Pyles
(1893 - )
James G. Martin
Roger L. Martin
Nancy A. Moeller
Lindsay M. Martin
Lynne M. Van Acker
Kelsey E. Martin
Victoria E. Martin
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