Samuel was married to Elizabeth "Betsy"Barrow b:1790 in Mississippi. His Father was Samuel Barber Mother Elizabeth Broughs. My information says he died at Gus Buck Place, Liberty Co., Texas
Samuel Barber died at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Gus and Eliza Buck, just north of Barbers Hill, Chambers County, Texas.
He was buried at the Gus Buck Place; although the exact location was not recorded, it was likely beside the Buck children who died in infancy and POSSIBLY beside Charles Welch and his wife Alcesta-who lived there previous to the Bucks. The grave-site of Samuel, unmarked, unknown, and substantially undisturbed for many years was found in 1994. The site is near, but not on Buck Gully-a short tributary of Old River in Texas. A marker was placed for him in the Amos Barber Cemetery of Mont Belvieu, Chambers County, Texas.
Samuel Barber died at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Gus and Eliza Buck, just north of Barbers Hill, Chambers County, Texas.
He was buried at the Gus Buck Place; although the exact location was not recorded, it was likely beside the Buck children who died in infancy and POSSIBLY beside Charles Welch and his wife Alcesta-who lived there previous to the Bucks. The grave-site of Samuel, unmarked, unknown, and substantially undisturbed for many years was found in 1994. The site is near, but not on Buck Gully-a short tributary of Old River in Texas. A marker was placed for him in the Amos Barber Cemetery of Mont Belvieu, Chambers County, Texas.
Samuel was married to Elizabeth "Betsy"Barrow b:1790 in Mississippi. His Father was Samuel Barber Mother Elizabeth Broughs. My information says he died at Gus Buck Place, Liberty Co., Texas
Samuel Barber died at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Gus and Eliza Buck, just north of Barbers Hill, Chambers County, Texas.
He was buried at the Gus Buck Place; although the exact location was not recorded, it was likely beside the Buck children who died in infancy and POSSIBLY beside Charles Welch and his wife Alcesta-who lived there previous to the Bucks. The grave-site of Samuel, unmarked, unknown, and substantially undisturbed for many years was found in 1994. The site is near, but not on Buck Gully-a short tributary of Old River in Texas. A marker was placed for him in the Amos Barber Cemetery of Mont Belvieu, Chambers County, Texas.
Samuel Barber died at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Gus and Eliza Buck, just north of Barbers Hill, Chambers County, Texas.
He was buried at the Gus Buck Place; although the exact location was not recorded, it was likely beside the Buck children who died in infancy and POSSIBLY beside Charles Welch and his wife Alcesta-who lived there previous to the Bucks. The grave-site of Samuel, unmarked, unknown, and substantially undisturbed for many years was found in 1994. The site is near, but not on Buck Gully-a short tributary of Old River in Texas. A marker was placed for him in the Amos Barber Cemetery of Mont Belvieu, Chambers County, Texas.
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