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RESEARCHER-BIRTH: Information sent to T.Mason on 24 Aug 1998 by Sam Samuel.
2. Henry named Catherine as executress of his will. The will was probated 20 December 1748 in Essex County. She married James Davis in 1752. Marriage to Davis is found in Index to Marriages 1655-1900 (Virginia) Old Rapphahannock and Essex Counties. The name Catherine is found in the will for Henry, but no surname.
BIRTH: In Virginia or Cornwall, England.
RESEARCHER: Family History Records sent to T.Mason by Ann Johnston, Pine Bluff, AR 71601; 20 May 1992; in Essex Co., VA 1703.
REF: Dorothy S. Samuel, "Samuell/Samuel Families of Tidewater Virginia"; 1997; P.O. Box 11688 339 Warrenton Road, Montgomery, AL 36111.
REF: Colonel Edward W. Samuell Jr of Dallas, TX, The Quarterly of the Local History and Genealogical Society of Dallas. Part One is in Vol. XVII No. 4 Dec 1971 Winter Issue. Part Two in Vol. XVIII No. 2 June 1972 Summer Issue.
Refer to the 1860 census in her father's home, the 1870 census in her first huband's home and the 1880 census with husband William Blackburn and 1900 census as a widow for the second time..
BIRTH-CONFLICT: John J. Samuel Family bible in possession of Monroe Samuel near Hope, Ark. indicates 1846 but her tombstone reads Nov. 1849. EXTRACT: Catherine F. Samuel, daughter of H & J Samuel was born Sept. 30, 1846 at 8 o'clock PM.
MARRIAGE: John J. Samuel Family bible in possession of Monroe Samuel near Hope, Ark.; Notes: R. M. Gaines and Kate F. Samuel daughter of HB and J.J. Samuel were married May 1866.
BIOGRAPHY: Family History Records; ; compiled by Ann Johnston, Pine Bluff, AR 71601; ; copy dated 20 May 1992 sent to T Mason; NOTES: source included pedigree chart RESEARCHER: Katherine Birnbaum Creason, 110 Kenwood Pl, Hot Springs, AR, dated Feb 1967.
On Feb. 15, 1956, the Archives Dept., State Library of Va., sent me a list of 5 Public Service Claims of John Samuel of Orange Co., Va. which they would photostat & send to me upon receipt of the required listed fee. On the advice of my researcher, I sent for the full owing: The original was attached to my Samuel supplementary for the DAR and it was approved July 13, 1956.
Refer to notes of great grandfather John Samuel for certificate information.
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Kate married first a Mr. Richard James Mannon Gaines. From that union only two children were born. Samual Gaines (Uncle Sammy) and Aunt Annie (Mrs. E.E. Baty). This Baty is pronounced BAYTEE. I believe Annie's name was Elizabeth because when I was in high school I asked Mama if I could adopt Elizabeth as my middle name since "all" the girls had one. She laughted & replied, "Yes, if it'll make you happy. Your aunt Annie will be pleased." We visited Mr. & Mrs. Baty in Colorado Springs, Colo. when I was about 6 years old & that, as far as I can recall, is the only time I ever saw Aunt Annie. But I remember her --- and that visit ---- very clearly. Later she and Uncle Ed moved to Hawaii & he was a professor in the electrical engineering department of a college. Aunt Annie died there. Later he returned to Long Beach, Calif. I visited him and his two sons (Roy and Clyde) and their families in 1930.
Mama love both Aunt Annie and Uncle Sammy. She adored the latter. He was more than a brother (really a half brother) because he was so much older and he partly took the place of her father, who, I've been told, was away from home frequently. Uncle Sammy had 3 children: Ewell, Katherine (Mrs. Russell Reeves of Memphis, Tenn.) and Mannen, of North Carolina. Both of the later have children. My 3 cousins visited us quite often as we were growing up & I spent many happy vacations with Aunt Florence and the rest of the family in Texarkana. There are many pictures of those visits in my kodak album.
Refer to the 1860 census in her father's home, the 1870 census in her first huband's home and the 1880 census with husband William Blackburn and 1900 census as a widow for the second time..
BIRTH-CONFLICT: John J. Samuel Family bible in possession of Monroe Samuel near Hope, Ark. indicates 1846 but her tombstone reads Nov. 1849. EXTRACT: Catherine F. Samuel, daughter of H & J Samuel was born Sept. 30, 1846 at 8 o'clock PM.
MARRIAGE: John J. Samuel Family bible in possession of Monroe Samuel near Hope, Ark.; Notes: R. M. Gaines and Kate F. Samuel daughter of HB and J.J. Samuel were married May 1866.
BIOGRAPHY: Family History Records; ; compiled by Ann Johnston, Pine Bluff, AR 71601; ; copy dated 20 May 1992 sent to T Mason; NOTES: source included pedigree chart RESEARCHER: Katherine Birnbaum Creason, 110 Kenwood Pl, Hot Springs, AR, dated Feb 1967.
On Feb. 15, 1956, the Archives Dept., State Library of Va., sent me a list of 5 Public Service Claims of John Samuel of Orange Co., Va. which they would photostat & send to me upon receipt of the required listed fee. On the advice of my researcher, I sent for the full owing: The original was attached to my Samuel supplementary for the DAR and it was approved July 13, 1956.
Refer to notes of great grandfather John Samuel for certificate information.
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Kate married first a Mr. Richard James Mannon Gaines. From that union only two children were born. Samual Gaines (Uncle Sammy) and Aunt Annie (Mrs. E.E. Baty). This Baty is pronounced BAYTEE. I believe Annie's name was Elizabeth because when I was in high school I asked Mama if I could adopt Elizabeth as my middle name since "all" the girls had one. She laughted & replied, "Yes, if it'll make you happy. Your aunt Annie will be pleased." We visited Mr. & Mrs. Baty in Colorado Springs, Colo. when I was about 6 years old & that, as far as I can recall, is the only time I ever saw Aunt Annie. But I remember her --- and that visit ---- very clearly. Later she and Uncle Ed moved to Hawaii & he was a professor in the electrical engineering department of a college. Aunt Annie died there. Later he returned to Long Beach, Calif. I visited him and his two sons (Roy and Clyde) and their families in 1930.
Mama love both Aunt Annie and Uncle Sammy. She adored the latter. He was more than a brother (really a half brother) because he was so much older and he partly took the place of her father, who, I've been told, was away from home frequently. Uncle Sammy had 3 children: Ewell, Katherine (Mrs. Russell Reeves of Memphis, Tenn.) and Mannen, of North Carolina. Both of the later have children. My 3 cousins visited us quite often as we were growing up & I spent many happy vacations with Aunt Florence and the rest of the family in Texarkana. There are many pictures of those visits in my kodak album.
DEATH: John J. Samuel Family bible in possession of Monroe Samuel near Hope, Ark.; Extract: James B. McMillan departed this life 30th of Nov. 1862 at Ft. Smith, Ark.
Arkansas Confederate Pension Records, 1891-1935, Application # 29952
Name: Malvina McMillan Smith
Spouse Name: Buford McMillan
Residence Location: Hempstead, Arkansas
Regiment: Hempstead
Death Date: 6 Jan 1933
Comments: widow applied 1930 / xeroxed / also Misc.roll 2 "Smith"
BIRTH: John J. Samuel Family bible in possession of Monroe Samuel near Hope, Ark.; Extract: Calvin (Malvina?) W.C. (?) Samuel, daughter of H & J Samuel was born Mar. 19th 2 o'clock P.M. 1838 in Ark. Clark Co.
MARRIAGE: John J. Samuel Family bible in possession of Monroe Samuel near Hope, Ark.; Notes: James B. McMillian & Malvina B. Samuel daughter of HB Samuel & JJ Samula was married Apr. 4th 1858.
James W. Forest and Malvina B. McMillan were married Feb. 21st 1866.
Malvina Forest was married Oct. 14th 1868 to Mr. Smith.
BIRTH: John J. Samuel Family bible in possession of Monroe Samuel near Hope, Ark.; Extract: Calvin (Malvina?) W.C. (?) Samuel, daughter of H & J Samuel was born Mar. 19th 2 o'clock P.M. 1838 in Ark. Clark Co.
MARRIAGE: John J. Samuel Family bible in possession of Monroe Samuel near Hope, Ark.; Notes: James B. McMillian & Malvina B. Samuel daughter of HB Samuel & JJ Samula was married Apr. 4th 1858.
James W. Forest and Malvina B. McMillan were married Feb. 21st 1866.
Malvina Forest was married Oct. 14th 1868 to Mr. Smith.
BIRTH: John J. Samuel Family bible in possession of Monroe Samuel near Hope, Ark.; Extract: Calvin (Malvina?) W.C. (?) Samuel, daughter of H & J Samuel was born Mar. 19th 2 o'clock P.M. 1838 in Ark. Clark Co.
MARRIAGE: John J. Samuel Family bible in possession of Monroe Samuel near Hope, Ark.; Notes: James B. McMillian & Malvina B. Samuel daughter of HB Samuel & JJ Samula was married Apr. 4th 1858.
James W. Forest and Malvina B. McMillan were married Feb. 21st 1866.
Malvina Forest was married Oct. 14th 1868 to Mr. Smith.
MARRIAGE: John J. Samuel Family bible in possession of Monroe Samuel near Hope, Ark.; Notes: DeSoto and Nellie were married Jan. 15th 1867.
Married his cousin, the sister of Katherine F. Samuel.
Listed at a farmer in the 1870 census, a Retail Grocer in the 1880 census and as a Tex Assessor in Garland County, ARkansas between 1882 and 1886.
BIRTH: John J. Samuel Family bible in possession of Monroe Samuel near Hope, Ark. EXTRACT: Ellen Samuel, daughter of H & J Samuel was born July 4th at 9:30 AM 1844 in Clark Co. Ark.