Samuel was the son of Barnabas Churchill and Lydia Holmes. He married Elizabeth (Sutton) Totman on October 27, 1798.
See page 18 of The Churchill Family in America, Gardner Asaph Churchill and Nathaniel Wiley Churchill compilers, George M. Bodge, editor and associate compiler. Published by the family of Gardner A. Churchill.
Many thanks go to Marcia Briggs for having done the research that identified the relationship of this Samuel Churchill to his parents, Barnabas Churchill and Lydia Holmes, as well as his relationship with Elizabeth (Sutton) Totman. She shared that information with me which, in turn, allowed me to record the correct information in this memorial. Sandy Lenox, the originator of this memorial, is not to be faulted in her origination of the memorial - I fell into the same traps as she did in originally identifying this Samuel as the son of Elizabeth (Churchill) Churchill and Josiah Churchill.
See page 18 of The Churchill Family in America, Gardner Asaph Churchill and Nathaniel Wiley Churchill compilers, George M. Bodge, editor and associate compiler. Published by the family of Gardner A. Churchill.
Many thanks go to Marcia Briggs for having done the research that identified the relationship of this Samuel Churchill to his parents, Barnabas Churchill and Lydia Holmes, as well as his relationship with Elizabeth (Sutton) Totman. She shared that information with me which, in turn, allowed me to record the correct information in this memorial. Sandy Lenox, the originator of this memorial, is not to be faulted in her origination of the memorial - I fell into the same traps as she did in originally identifying this Samuel as the son of Elizabeth (Churchill) Churchill and Josiah Churchill.
Samuel was the son of Barnabas Churchill and Lydia Holmes. He married Elizabeth (Sutton) Totman on October 27, 1798.
See page 18 of The Churchill Family in America, Gardner Asaph Churchill and Nathaniel Wiley Churchill compilers, George M. Bodge, editor and associate compiler. Published by the family of Gardner A. Churchill.
Many thanks go to Marcia Briggs for having done the research that identified the relationship of this Samuel Churchill to his parents, Barnabas Churchill and Lydia Holmes, as well as his relationship with Elizabeth (Sutton) Totman. She shared that information with me which, in turn, allowed me to record the correct information in this memorial. Sandy Lenox, the originator of this memorial, is not to be faulted in her origination of the memorial - I fell into the same traps as she did in originally identifying this Samuel as the son of Elizabeth (Churchill) Churchill and Josiah Churchill.
See page 18 of The Churchill Family in America, Gardner Asaph Churchill and Nathaniel Wiley Churchill compilers, George M. Bodge, editor and associate compiler. Published by the family of Gardner A. Churchill.
Many thanks go to Marcia Briggs for having done the research that identified the relationship of this Samuel Churchill to his parents, Barnabas Churchill and Lydia Holmes, as well as his relationship with Elizabeth (Sutton) Totman. She shared that information with me which, in turn, allowed me to record the correct information in this memorial. Sandy Lenox, the originator of this memorial, is not to be faulted in her origination of the memorial - I fell into the same traps as she did in originally identifying this Samuel as the son of Elizabeth (Churchill) Churchill and Josiah Churchill.
Inscription
In memory of
Mr SAMUEL CHURCHILL
who died
Decr 15 1810
aged 57 years.
He was a good neighbour,
a kind Husband,
a tender Parent.
Epitaphs from Burial Hill
by Bradford Kingman; published 1892,
Epitaph #979; Burial Hill, Plymouth Massachusetts: Its Monuments and Gravestone Numbered and Briefly Described, And the Inscriptions and Epitaphs Thereon Carefully Copied by Benjamin Drew; published 1894, Epitaph #1706.
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