My ancestor had another son who had moved to Sandy Mountain in Rosalie establishing homestead. His name was William Everett. Samuel C Everett or Samuel Clay Everett like his older brother John were born in Hall County Georgia. I have an old photo of Samuel C Everett and his son Milton Thomas Washington Everett or Thomas together with my great Grandpa when they came over the mountain to visit. Samuel C Everett followed his big brother John off to war and served together. John lost an arm during the war. Samuel C Everett was a Jr. since his dad was named Samual as well. Both had homesteaded land on Lookout Mountain. His Dad was issued and deeded in Huntsville as part of the great Cherokee Indian land grab. There are prison records of Samuel C Everett which show he was captured during the Civil War, taken to Camp Chase Ohio and then eventually transferred to the prison Camp at Point Lookout, Maryland where he was eventually paroled during the war. Because he treated the wounds of many a companion soldier he was given the nick-name of DOC.
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Apparently Just below this site is the Resting place of His older Brother John Heny Everett another Confederate veteran of the same unit. another brother Enoch had also joined this unit. recently I have learned their Dad Samuel Everett, and his Dad's dad Samuel Hue Everett are buried further down the road At Black Creek Cemetery Etowah County. Samuel Clay Everetts younger brother George lived on their dads 320 acres down that way and had them buried there along with their Mother and Georges wife Hannah Vestie Everett. Look up Black Creek Cemetery Etowah Alabama Internments under the last name Everett.
- Greg
Added: May. 11, 2012
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Last Name: Everett
Date of Birth: 1843/08/14
Birth Information: USA, Georgia, Hall County.
Discharge Date: 1865/05/00
Discharge Information: Ohio, Camp Chase.
Regimental Unit: 22nd Alabama Regiment
Company Unit: D
Authority: 1921 Census of Confederate Soldiers.
First Name: Samuel MI: C
Enlistment Date: 1863/00/00
Enlistment Information: Alabama, Cherokee County, Private.
Remarks: Address, 1921: Collinsville, Rt. 3, Alabama.
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name: Samuel C Everett
birthplace: Georgia
relationship to head of household: Self
residence: Stafford, Cherokee, Alabama
marital status: Married
race : White
gender: Male
father's birthplace: Georgia
mother's birthplace: Georgia
Household Gender Age
Samuel C Everett M 66y
spouse Annie E Everett F 55y
child Mittie L Everett F 37y
child Thomas W Everett M 30y
child Annie V Everett F 27y
child Theresa Everett F 24y
child Elma Everett F 21y
∼Was given the nickname "Doc" for caring for the wounded soldiers during his service in the 22nd Alabama Infantry, CSA.