Person:Samuel Henderson (2)

m. 14 Nov 1732
  1. Mary Henderson1734 - 1803
  2. Col. Richard Henderson1735 - 1785
  3. Nathaniel Henderson1736 - 1789
  4. Elizabeth Henderson1738 -
  5. Ann Henderson1739 -
  6. Susanna Henderson1742 -
  7. Major John Henderson1744 -
  8. Col. Samuel Henderson1746 - 1816
  9. Gen. William Henderson1748 -
  10. Thomas Henderson1752 -
  11. Maj. Pleasant Henderson1756 - 1842
m. 7 Aug 1776
  1. Frances Henderson1777 - 1841
  2. Richard Henderson1779 - 1814
  3. Pleasant Henderson1782 - 1837
  4. Susan Henderson1784 - 1829
  5. Sarah "Sally" Henderson1787 - 1876
  6. Elizabeth Henderson1789 - 1872
  7. Baldwin HendersonAbt 1791 - 1794
  8. Edocia Henderson1794 - 1886
  9. Alfred Henderson1797 - 1893
  10. Julia Henderson1801 - 1871
Facts and Events
Name Col. Samuel Henderson
Gender Male
Birth[4] 6 Feb 1746 Granville, North Carolina, United States
Residence[1] 1776 Ft. Boonesborough, Kentuckycame to Kentucky
Marriage 7 Aug 1776 Ft. Boonesborough, KentuckyCitation needed
to Elizabeth Callaway
Death[3] 16 Dec 1816 McMinnville, Warren, Tennessee, United States
Probate? Franklin, Tennessee, United States
References
  1. Family Recorded, in Henderson, A. The Callaway and Henderson Families
    25, 27, 29.

    Samuel Henderson accompanied his brother Col. Richard Henderson and his friend Col. Richard Calloway with the Transylvania contingent to the vicinity of Boonsboro, Kentucky, in June, 1776. The romantic story of the capture of Elizabeth Calloway and Jemimah Boone by the Indians and their rescue by Daniel Boone and Samuel Henderson forms an interesting chapter in early Kentucky history and has often been repeated. Elizabeth Calloway was the eighth child of Col. Richard Calloway and his wife Frances Walton and was born August 14, 1760.

  2.   Family Recorded, in Kentucky Historical Society (Frankfort, Kentucky). The Register of the Kentucky Historical Society. (Frankfort: Kentucky Historical Society)
    7:39.

    ... Samuel, who married Betsey Calloway, was the father of the first child born in Kentucky of parents married in the state. ...

  3. Death Notice, in Raleigh Minerva
    21 Mar 1817.

    DIED Lately in Tennessee, Col. Samuel Henderson, aged about 80 years. Col. Henderson was a native of North Carolina, and a man distinguished by a strong and clear understanding.

  4. Family Recorded, in Henderson, Archibald. North Carolina, the Old North State and the new. (Sanford, North Carolina: Microfilming Corporation of America, 1983)
    5:627.

    ... Samuel, born February 6, 1746; ...

  5.   Acklen, Jeanette. Tennessee Records: Tombstone Inscriptions and Manuscripts
    pg. 144.

    Col. Samuel Henderson, born Feb. 25, 1742* , in Granville County, N.C., defender of Boonsboro, KY, under Daniel Boone. Rescued from the Indians Elizabeth Calloway, whom he afterwards married. Colonel in the Revolutionary War. Brother of Jurist Richard Henderson of North Carolina. In old age lived with his son, Pleasant Henderson, in McMinnville. Died, 1816.

    - other records show Samuel Henderson as being born in 1746.