Person:Samuel Camp (14)

Fishing Books by Samuel G. Camp

Fishing kits and equipment

Fishing with floating flies

The fine art of fishing

The angler's handbook, a practical manual on fishing in fresh water

Taking trout with the dry fly

Short Fiction by Samuel G. Camp

Jack and the Bean Ball, from All-Story, September 15, 1917

A Flyer in Munitions, from All-Story Weekly, July 20, 1918

Bad Art, from All-Story Weekly, Apr 6, 1918

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2} Samuel G. Camp, in Find A Grave
   Find A Grave: Mountain View Cemetery.
   
   CHARLES WELFORD CAMP
   JULY 31, 1848 --- JUNE 10, 1927
   JOSEPHINE L. GRANGER HIS WIFE
   JAN. 1, 1855 --- JUNE 23, 1917
   CAROLINE F. CAMP
   SEPT. 27, 1887 --- MAY 2, 1942
   JOSEPHINE CAMP MOORE
   NOV. 6, 1889 --- SEPT. 13, 1944
   SAMUEL G. CAMP
   APR 6, 1877 --- APR. 26, 1952
   
2. ↑ United States. Selective Service System. World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918. (Washington, D.C.: National Archives Microfilm Publication M1509, 1987-1988)
   [1].

   REGISTRATION CARD
   Name: Samuel Granger Camp
   Address: Canaan, North Canaan, Litchfield, Con.
   Age: 41
   Date of Birth: April 6 1877
   Occupation: Magazine Writer
   Employer's Name: Self
   Nearest Relative: May Atwater Camp (wife), Canaan, No Canaan, Lfd Conn
   Description: Medium height and build, blue eyes, gray hair
   Date: Sep 12 1918

3. ↑ Litchfield, Connecticut, United States. 1900 U.S. Census Population Schedule
   p. 16A, family 366, ED 247, NARA publication T623 [2] and [3].

   Household:
   Camp Charles W. Head. Born July 1849 in Conn. Age 50. Married 24 yrs. Physician.
   Camp Josephine. Wife. Born June 1856 in Conn. Age 44. Married 24 yrs. Mother of 3 children, all living.
   Camp Samuel. Son. Born Apr 1877 in Conn. Age 23. Single. Student.
   Camp Caroline. Daughter. Born Sept 1887 in Conn. Age 12. At school.
   Camp Josephine. Daughter. Born Nov 1889 in Conn. Age 10. At school.
   Harris Catherine. Servant. Born July 1877 in Mass. Age 22. Single.

4. ↑ Litchfield, Connecticut, United States. 1910 U.S. Census Population Schedule
   p. 11A, household 222, ED 266, NARA publication M1283 [4].

   Address: Main Street
   Household:
   Camp Charles W. Head. Age 59. Married 33 yrs. Born in Conn. Physician.
   Camp Josephine L. Wife. Age 53 Married 33 yrs. Born in Conn.
   Camp Samuel J. Son. Age 32. Single. Born in Conn. Lawyer.
   Camp Caroline F. Daughter. Age 22. Single. Born in Conn.
   Camp Josephine M. Daughter. Age 20. Single. Born in Conn.
   Shelhon William. Servant. Age 38. Single. Born in New York. Farm Laborer.
   Freeman Isabelle. Servant. Age 38. Single. Born in Conn. General Housework.

5. ↑ Litchfield, Connecticut, United States. 1920 U.S. Census Population Schedule
   p. 2B, household 55, ED 202, NARA publication T625, reel 186 [5].

   Address: Prospect Ave
   Household:
   Camp Samuel. Head. Age 42. Writer, books.
   Camp May. Wife. Age 32.
   Camp Elizabeth. Daughter. Age 6.
   All born in Conn.

6. ↑ Litchfield, Connecticut, United States. 1930 U.S. Census Population Schedule
   p. 5A, household 137, ED 20, NARA publication T626, roll 269 [6].

   Address: Prospect Street
   Household:
   Camp Samuel A. Head. Age 53. 1st married at age 36. Writer, fiction
   Camp Lucretia M. Wife. Age 42. 1st married at age 25. Teacher, high school
   Camp Elizabeth M. Daughter. Age 15.
   All born in Conn.

7. ↑ Litchfield, Connecticut, United States. 1940 U.S. Census Population Schedule
   p. 5A, family 129, ED 3-27, NARA publication T627, roll 509 [7].

   Address: Prospect Street
   Household:
   Camp Samuel G. Head. Age 63. Born in Conn.
   Camp Lucretia. Wife. Age 52. Born in Conn. School teacher, public school.
   Both living in the same house in 1935.

8. ↑ Tuesday, Feb 21, 1899, in Boston Evening Transcript. (Boston, Massachusetts)
   p. 13.

   Editors of Yale "Lit" Elected
   The junior class of the academic department of Yale University at New Haven last night held its annual election of its editors for the Yale literary magazine, or the "Lit," as it is commonly known. The five editors chosen are supposed to represent the best literary talent in the class, and the successful men are usually the foremost contributors to the periodical. Those chosen were: Samuel Granger Camp of Canaan, Conn.; John Morgan Hopkins of Docher, Tenn.; Hulbert Taft of Cincinnati, O.; Owen McMahon Johnson of New York city; James Whitney Barney of New York city. The new board met as soon as declared elected and organized by electing O. M. Johnson chairman and J. H. Hopkins business manager.