Person:Samuel Dale (1)

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Judge Samuel Futhey Dale, III
b.15 Jul 1773 Chester County, Pennsylvania
d.1 Sep 1842 Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
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Name[1][2][3][4][5] Judge Samuel Futhey Dale, III
Gender Male
Birth[6][5] 15 Jul 1773 Chester County, Pennsylvania
Other[9] 1800 Venango County, PennsylvaniaRelocated - 1
Other[10][5] Bet 1807 and 1813 Member of the State LegislatureGovernment Service
Military[7][5] 1812 LIeutenant Colonel in War of 1812
Other[9] 1814 Lancaster, Lancaster County, PennsylvaniaRelocated - 2
Other[5] Aft 1814 Lancaster, Lancaster County, PennsylvaniaResidence - Principal
Occupation[8][5] 1819 Judge
Marriage 29 Apr 1834 to Leah L. Lightner
Other No children were born from this marriage.Children
with Leah L. Lightner
Other Reverend R. FanharganMinister
with Leah L. Lightner
Death[7][5] 1 Sep 1842 Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Burial[8][5] Aft 1 Sep 1842 Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Other[11] 1842 T - 1 - 140: Lancaster County, PennsylvaniaWill Book

Heisterkamp's Annotated Landis Ferree Tree (as of 30 April 2004)

History of Lancaster County, Ellis & Evans, 1883, page 525.

Samuel F. Dale was born in Chester County, Pennsylvania. He removed from Northumberland County to Venango in 1800, and there engaged as deputy surveyor under General Cochran. He represented the district composed of Venango and Mercer Counties in the State Legislature from 1807 to 1813, and was lieutenant-colonel of a regiment in defending the Northern frontier in the war of 1812-14 .

In the latter year he removed to Lancaster City, where he resided until his death, having his residence in the central part of the city, fronting on Centre Square. He was an alderman of Lancaster for many years, very much interested in school and church matters, and in 1819 was appointed associate judge of Lancaster County by Governor Snyder, which position he filled with dignity and credit until his death. Judge Dale was well read, conservative in his opinions, a man of sound judgment, and characterized by a high sense of honor in all the relations of life. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church at Lancaster.

He married his first wife, Eliza Gundecker, in 1812, who bore him children: Ann Mary, Michael Gundecker, Samuel Futhey, William Walter, John James, Elizabeth Gundecker (wife of William Black, of St. Louis), Catherine Clementine Matilda (wife of Robert A. Evans, banker, of Lancaster), and Charles Henry Walter Dale.

His second wife, Leah, is a woman of superior intelligence and furnished most of the facts for this sketch.

Egle's Notes and Queries, Annual Volume 1898, page 230, lists Samuel as a representative of Venango County, Pennsylvania.

References
  1. ↑ Jessie A. Landis nee Witmer. Ferree - du Bois Family Tree. (1913).
  2. ↑ WorldConnect Project. (RootsWeb)
    Nancy Miller - 6 February 2001.

    RootsWeb, World Connect Project, "Electronic," Nancy Miller - 6 February 2001. - adds "III"

  3. ↑ William Henry Egle. Egle's Notes and Queries of Pennsylvania, 1700s-1800s. (Genealogical Publishing Company)
    Annual Volume 1896, page 101.

    William Henry Egle, Egle's Notes and Queries of Pennsylvania, 1700s-1800s, (Genealogical Publishing Company), Annual Volume 1896, page 101. - adds "Futhey"

  4. ↑ kamp3genealogy@@netscape.net. Heisterkamp, Charles, III, M.D..

    1949 Pine Drive, Lancaster, PA, 17601, ckamp3@@netscape,net, 717-392-0562

  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.7 Charles Heisterkamp, III, M.D. Annotated Landis Ferree Tree. (30 April 2004).

    Date of Import: Jul 14, 2004

  6. ↑ Franklin Ellis & Samuel Evans. History of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. (Everts & Peck, Philadelphia, 1883)
    Chapter XXIX.
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 Franklin Ellis & Samuel Evans. History of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. (Everts & Peck, Philadelphia, 1883)
    page 525.
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 Lightner, Michael. (30 January 2002).
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 Notes. (See Notes Section for this information).
  10. ↑ Lightner, Michael *. (4 February 2002).
  11. ↑ Eleanor Jane Fulton and Barbara Kendig Mylin. An Index to the Will Books and Intestate Records of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania - 1729-1850. (Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore 1994)
    page 9.
  12.   Charles Heisterkamp, III, M.D..

    1949 Pine Drive, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA, 17601-5529, kamp3genealogy@netscape.net

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