Person:Samuel Cecil (1)
Samuel W. Cecil
b.23 Mar 1718/19 Prince Georges County, Maryland
d.23 Mar 1786
Parents and Siblings
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m. 1718
  1. Zephaniah CecilAbt 1718 -
  2. Samuel W. Cecil1718/19 - 1786
  3. Sabret CecilAbt 1723 -
  4. Thomas CecilAbt 1726 -
  5. James CecilAbt 1734 -
Spouse and Children
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m. Abt 1741
  1. Elizabeth (Linnie) CecilBet 1741 & 1743 -
  2. John Cecil, "Sr."1750 - 1830
  3. William Cecil1750 - 1836
  4. Malinda CecilAbt 1754 - 1850
  5. Eleanor Cecil1755 - 1836
  6. Thomas Cecil1756 - 1823
  7. Zachariah White Cecil1758 - 1823
  8. Benjamin Sollers 'Saul' CecilAbt 1759 -
  9. James CecilAbt 1764 - 1838
  10. Rebecca White Cecil1765 - 1844
  11. Samuel White Cecil1769 -
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Facts and Events
Name Samuel W. Cecil
Gender Male
Birth[1] 23 Mar 1718/19 Prince Georges County, Maryland
Marriage Abt 1741 Marylandto Rebecca White
Death? 23 Mar 1786

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The Cecil Family. The Cecils crossed over to England with William the Norman; and the family in the United States is said to be of the Lord Baltimore stock (Calverts), descendants of Sir William Cecil of England (Lord Burleigh). Samuel W. Cecil and his two brothers came in 1700, and settled in Maryland.

Samuel W. married Rebecca White in Maryland, about 1750, and removed to the New River Valley in what is now Pulaski County in about 1760. He died in 1785 and his wife in 1815. They left a family of seven sons and three daughters. The sons, William, born in 1752, married Nancy Witten, and settled in Tazewell; Thomas, born in 1755, married Nancy Grayson, and went to Ohio; James married Miss Wysor; Benjamin married Priscilla Baylor and went to Kentucky; Zechariah married Miss Mitchell, and went to Kentucky; Samuel married Mary Ingram, and went to Missouri; Rebecca married James Witten, of Tazewell;' Malinda married Samuel Mitchell; Eleanor married Thomas Witten, of Tazewell.

Zechariah Cecil, son of Samuel W., married Julia Howe, daughter of Major Daniel Howe, from whom Daniel R. Cecil, of Giles County, Virginia, descends, and who married Ardelia Pearis, granddaughter of Colonel George Pearis, a soldier of the American Revolution, and first settler where Pearisburg station, N &. W. Ry. Co., is now situated.

References
  1. ↑ Brown, John and Maxine, Irvine, CA, July, 1984.

    from family group sheets received from WC Anderson, 46501 WCR 19, Nunn, CO, in Nov 1982.

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