Person:Samuel Elkins (3)

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m. Bef 1825
  1. Rebecca J. Elkins1825 - 1849
  2. Samuel D Elkins1826 - 1863
  3. Nathaniel H Elkins1828 - Bef 1880
  4. James Franklin Elkins1830 - Bef 1880
  5. Thomas Elkins1832 - 1906
  6. Ann Elkins1836 - Bef 1869
  7. Eliza Elkins1838 - 1922
  8. Louisa Elkins1838 - 1923
  9. Rachel Elizabeth (Betsey) Elkins1840 - 1932
m. 16 Nov 1848
  1. William H Elkins1850 -
  2. Samuel Elkins1852 - Bef 1870
  3. Elivra Caroline Elkins1854 - 1933
  4. James Meredith Elkins1856 - 1940
  5. Susan Elkins1863 -
Facts and Events
Name Samuel D Elkins
Gender Male
Birth? 1826 Roane, Tennessee, United States
Marriage 16 Nov 1848 Roane County, Tennessee, United Statesto Martha J Wilson
Death? 1863 Arkansas? (civil war)
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References
  1.   The Enrolled Missouri Militias was a state established Militia of citizen soldiers, not federal. They were not paid by the Federal Government, neither were they supplied with rations and frequently they had no weapons other than what they supplied themselves. Because of this lack of Government support, few reports were filed, so few records are available. The EMM were established by locality and were used within the state for it's defense. Some were men who had fought on the side of the Union, but were afraid to re-enlist because of the constant threat to their families and land by southern guerillas. Some refused to fight the Confederacy, but would fight against the guerillas. They were to be used within the state of Missouri for the protection of Federal property. However, in some cases they were required to fight actual battles against the Confederacy, something they were not trained for, nor were they equipped to do.
  2.   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enrolled_Missouri_Militia
  3.   Samuel D Elkins and his family had to have moved from Tennessee after the August 1850 Census was taking, their second child Samuel was born in 1852 in Missouri.
  4.   1860 Census was indexed wrong, it was indexed Samuel Elpin (Samuel Elkins)