- grandson of Richard Bailey I & Elizabeth Belcher
and Samuel Ferguson & Mary Jameson.
He married Mary Walker on 16 August 1816, Giles county, Virginia, the daughter of John Walker & Nancey Mullins.
Samuel was the father of six sons who served in Virginia regiments during the Civil War. His sons in law also served in Virginia regiments. The first husband of his daughter Isabel was a casualty. His younger sons moved to Texas. He was witness for marriages and land transactions of his relatives & others, and involved in many different pursuits. The 1838 land tax listed him as the owner of 1,094 acres. His name is also listed on the first Grand Jury of Mercer county after its formation. In his father's land transfer to his brother Eli, his name is given as a Justice of the Peace.
Mention is made of a blacksmith shop in records of the family; also that he was a fine carpenter and cabinet maker.
The 1870 census taken in the early part of September is the last one for Samuel, his household is on page 10.
The death entry says Samuel (no initials), 83 years of age, the informant was D. Calfee, friend.
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The dates entered into websites such as familysearch from transcriptions do not necessarily agree with those given by Bailey descendants or other sources.
Much credit goes to Judy for the time spent adding numbers to link these generations.
Special mention is due to the late Mary Violet Bailey Lacy, descendant of Samuel, memorial # 94015516.
An image of newspaper article listing persons of the area who succumbed to smallpox
contains the name Samuel Bailey. That was, however, a grandson of the Samuel Bailey of this memorial. The death entry for the Samuel of this memorial listed his demise as caused by "old age". Knowing that Council K. Walker (also listed) and his wife died in 1883, not 1873 ; have assumed the article to be from 1883. The date was not incIuded with the image, I have asked that the contributor remove it, without any reply.
°°°Thanks to the descendants who have contributed!°°°
WRITTEN BY AYE AIN'T, MEMBER 47409320.
- grandson of Richard Bailey I & Elizabeth Belcher
and Samuel Ferguson & Mary Jameson.
He married Mary Walker on 16 August 1816, Giles county, Virginia, the daughter of John Walker & Nancey Mullins.
Samuel was the father of six sons who served in Virginia regiments during the Civil War. His sons in law also served in Virginia regiments. The first husband of his daughter Isabel was a casualty. His younger sons moved to Texas. He was witness for marriages and land transactions of his relatives & others, and involved in many different pursuits. The 1838 land tax listed him as the owner of 1,094 acres. His name is also listed on the first Grand Jury of Mercer county after its formation. In his father's land transfer to his brother Eli, his name is given as a Justice of the Peace.
Mention is made of a blacksmith shop in records of the family; also that he was a fine carpenter and cabinet maker.
The 1870 census taken in the early part of September is the last one for Samuel, his household is on page 10.
The death entry says Samuel (no initials), 83 years of age, the informant was D. Calfee, friend.
- - - - -
The dates entered into websites such as familysearch from transcriptions do not necessarily agree with those given by Bailey descendants or other sources.
Much credit goes to Judy for the time spent adding numbers to link these generations.
Special mention is due to the late Mary Violet Bailey Lacy, descendant of Samuel, memorial # 94015516.
An image of newspaper article listing persons of the area who succumbed to smallpox
contains the name Samuel Bailey. That was, however, a grandson of the Samuel Bailey of this memorial. The death entry for the Samuel of this memorial listed his demise as caused by "old age". Knowing that Council K. Walker (also listed) and his wife died in 1883, not 1873 ; have assumed the article to be from 1883. The date was not incIuded with the image, I have asked that the contributor remove it, without any reply.
°°°Thanks to the descendants who have contributed!°°°
WRITTEN BY AYE AIN'T, MEMBER 47409320.
Gravesite Details
Assumed to be one of the graves marked with a stone
Family Members
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Chrispianos Walker "Anos" Bailey
1817–1886
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Jamison Walker Bailey
1821–1910
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Nancy Bailey Bailey
1822–1873
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Floyd Richard Bailey
1823–1910
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Pvt Addison Crockett Bailey
1825–1873
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Charles Walker Bailey
1827–1904
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Isabel Elizabeth Bailey Minor Bailey
1830–1899
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Louisa Catherine Bailey Bailey
1835–1903
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Rev John Walker Bailey I
1841–1918
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