Person:Samuel Queen (8)

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Samuel David Queen
b.15 Jun 1819 Montgomery, North Carolina, United States
d.8 Mar 1908 Williamson, Texas, United States
Parents and Siblings
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m. 1804
  1. Elizabeth "Judah" Queen1809 - 1897
  2. Elizabeth (Betty) Queen1810 - 1866
  3. Temperence (Tempe) Queen1815 - 1909
  4. Laura Queen1817 - 1875
  5. Samuel David Queen1819 - 1908
  6. Elias Butler Queen, Sr.1821 - 1906
  7. Hulda Queen1823 - 1915
Spouse and Children
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  1. E. J. QueenAbt 1860 -
Spouse and Children
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m. 1839
  1. Elias Gipson Queen1840 - 1900
  2. Edna Queen1844 - 1934
  3. Reubena Queen1847 -
  4. Ewen M Queen1851 - 1919
  5. Mary B. Queen1854 -
  6. Cordelia Ann Queen1855 - 1908
  7. Darthulia "Darcey" J. Queen1858 - 1934
  8. Samuel Dawson "Kep" Queen1860 - 1888
  9. Sterling P. Queen1863 - 1899
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Facts and Events
Name Samuel David Queen
Gender Male
Birth? 15 Jun 1819 Montgomery, North Carolina, United States
Marriage to Mary _____
Marriage 1839 Arkansas, United Statesto Jane A. Petty
Death? 8 Mar 1908 Williamson, Texas, United States
Burial? Lawler Cemetery, Florence, Williamson, Texas, United States

Child of John and Elizabeth Petty as told by Ann Catherine Petty, the 6th child of John and Elizabeth.

Jane Petty - Born March 18, 1822 in Hardin County, Tennessee. Died August 14, 1909. Married Samuel Queen and had 9 children. This couple was married in Arkansas before coming to Texas. They settled in Williamson County near the little town of Florence. The Queen family lead a colorful life. Sam Queen was the uncle of J. Frank Norfleet who is well known inTexas history. One of the Queen sons turned outlaw and was killed up on the Red River. Others led very useful lives in Williamson County and surrounding country. Descendants of the Queens live in Georgetown , Austin and nearby places. Sam and Jane Queen are buried in Lawler Cemetery near Florence, Texas.

Source: The Second Generation of Pettys In Pettytown, Texas. http://www.onr.com/user/joepetty/petty002.htm

He appeared on the census of 1850 Prairie tsp.,, Carroll, AR (enumerated with wife Gincy Ann 28, ch. Elias 9, Edna O. 6, Reuben 3, Ewen 1/12).

Samuel is buried in the Lawler Cemetery, in Williamson Co., TX. His marker text "Texas Pvt 27 Brig Texas Militia, CSA" USCensus 1860 Name Samuel Queen Residence , Lampasus, Texas Ward [Blank] Age 41 years Estimated Birth Year 1819 Birthplace North Carolina Gender Male Page 20 Family Number 135 Film Number 805299 DGS Number 4297441 Image Number 00370 NARA Number M653


CENSUS 1860 Name Samuel D. Queen Residence Precinct 4, Williamson, Texas Birthdate 1860 Birthplace Texas, United States Relationship to Head Son Spouse's Name Spouse's Birthplace Father's Name Samuel Queen Father's Birthplace North Carolina, United States Mother's Name Jane A. Queen Mother's Birthplace Tennessee, United States Race or Color (Expanded) White Ethnicity (Standardized) American Gender Male Martial Status Single Age (Expanded) 20 years Occupation Farm Laborer NARA Film Number T9-1332 Page 498 Page Character A Entry Number 258 Film number 1255332 

 Household Gender Age

Parent Samuel Queen M 61 Parent Jane A. Queen F 58 

Reubin A. Queen  M 32 
  Samuel D. Queen  M 20 
Sterling P. Queen  M 17 
Samuel Beck  M 20 
William P. Marre  M 19
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