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Facts and Events
| Name |
Samuel Brandenburg |
| Gender |
Male |
| Birth? |
27 Mar 1784 |
Middletown, Frederick County, Maryland |
| Christening[1] |
10 Nov 1784 |
Luthern Zion Church, Middletown, Frederick, Maryland USA |
| Marriage |
4 Jan 1806 |
to Hannah Chittester |
| Marriage |
17 Nov 1831 |
to Katherine Reyborn |
| Death? |
5 Aug 1855 |
Clark County, Ohio |
| Burial? |
Aug 1855 |
Black Cemetery, Pike Twp, Clark, OhioSt Rt 235 near Marquart Rd Pike Township, Clark County, Ohio USA Black Cemetery |
| Other[2] |
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Land |
(Research):Material for the Samuel Brandenburg families was supplied by Linda E. Hollenbaugh of Roanoke, Indiana and by Annette Hack of Kentwood, Michigan. Other references used was "History of Clark County, Ohio" published in 1881, Micro-film A-2186 in the Springfield Ohio Courthouse.
References
- ↑ Sponsors at Samuel's baptism were Samuel & Maria (Brandenburg) Bossert (Maria, sister of Aaron Brandenburg).
- ↑ The Clark County, Ohio History states that Samuel came from Kentucky, entered land in Section 13 about 1811. He donated land for Bush Grove Methodist Episcopal Church, June 20, 1840 and the Boston Graveyard in Section 27, on the Valley Pike was one of the earliest in the township - an old burial place in Section 10 close to Donnelsville, now known as the Brandenburg Graveyard. Samuel had land granted to him by President James Monroe on May 3, 1815; this land ws in Section 30, Twp 3, Range 9 (now Pike Twp). In the settlement of Samuel's estate there was a large sale; also he held many notes which included names of his children. There are many documents in the Springfield, Ohio Courthouse which tells much of Samuel and his brother Henry.
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