80Y 2M 14D
Son of Enoch Holland and Mariah Harrison

m1) Martha "Mary" Cardner Mar 15 1868/Harrison MO. - no ch.
Believed to have died before Dec 1871, may be in Zoar Cem. in unmarked grave, with Samuel's parents and siblings.)

m2) Emily* Pruitt Dec 1871/Saline Co MO. (*Martha Pruitt per Victoria's death cert), one child:
-Victoria 1874-1942 m: Geo. Milburn/1890, Oscar Williams.
Emily may have died from complications with Victoria's birth, Samuel remarried in 1875.

m3) Martha Winn, Oct 17 1875/Saline Co. MO; 7 ch inc:
-Malissa Jane "Lizzie" E.B. Dec 1877- m: Joseph Dillingham Logan (1875-1922). Malissa was 45 yrs when Joseph died, she apparently remarried as no death records found for her as "Logan".
-Luella Belle 1879-1960 m: Rev. Charles J. Miller
-Alonzo "Lon" 1882-1952 m: Maude Logan
-Edward Elmer Jul 31 1884-Feb 5 1944/KC m: Cora W.
-Nora May Oct 1887- m: Charles Salyers
-George "Georgie" Isaac Feb 1891-1955 m: Martha Monk Renfro
-Margaret Alice "Maggie" July 1894-Dec 10 1981/CA m: Elmer Elwood Duncan
Samuel's wife, Martha, died Nov. 23 1899.

Mo. death cert.
Retired Veteran
COD: Pneumonia
Informant: C. J. Miller of Windsor
Burial: Oct 31 1919, Windsor

Obituary - Windsor Review - November 13, 1919
Samuel Holland Was born in Decatur county, ILL., August 17, 1839, died in Windsor October 30, 1919, age 80 years, 2 months and 14 days. In his early childhood he came with his parents to Harrison county, Mo., where he grew to manhood. During the Civil War he served in the Union Army four years. He was thrice married his first wife died without issue. To the second marriage there was born one daughter, Mrs. Victoria Millbourn of Kansas City, whose mother also died. To his third marriage there was born seven childLren, viz: Mrs. Malissa J. Logan of Warsaw, Mrs. C. J. Miller of Windsor, Mrs. E. E. Duncan of Kansas City, Mrs. Nora Salyers of Liberty, Alzono Holland of Warsaw, Edward Holland of Sedalia, and George J. Holland of West Plains. Early in life Mr. Holland made a profession of faith in Christ and united with the Baptist church, later on moving to Lincoln, Mo., where there was no Baptist church, he became a member of the Christian church of that place. Four years ago he ransferred his membership to the Christian church of Windsor. His last wife died Nov. 23, 1899.
Funeral services were conducted at the home of Rev. C. J. Miller Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock by G. S. Birkhead and interment was made in Laurel Oak cemetery.
(obit from Henry Co. website, used with permission.)

U.S., Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles, 1861-1865
Name: Samuel Holland
Residence: Green County, Missouri
Age at enlistment: 24
Enlistment Date: 31 Jul 1862
Rank at enlistment: Private
Enlistment Place: Green County, Missouri
State Served: Arkansas
Survived the War?: Yes
Service Record: Enlisted in Company H, Arkansas 1st Cavalry Regiment on 31 Jul 1862.
Birth Date: abt 1838
Death Date: 30 Oct 1919
Death Place: Lincoln, Missouri
Sources: Index to Compiled Military Service Records1st Arkansas Union Cavalry - Arkansas Research

1850 Harrison MO., Samuel G/10/Iowa with parents and siblings Rufus A, atherine, Stephen, William H., Adaline, Sarah E., Emily.

1860 Harrison MO: Samuel G/20/IN with parents and sisters Sarah E. and Emily.

1880 Saline MO: HOLLAND Sam/40, Marthe/26, Victoria/6, E.B. (f)/3, Lewelim (m)/1.

1900 Benton Co MO: HOLLAND Samuel/60/wd, with ch. Lizzie/23, Nora/12, Georgie/9, Maggie/5.

1910 Benton MO: HOLLAND Samuel/70/2e, Maggie M/15/dau.

Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name: Mr Samuel Holland
Marriage Date: 17 Oct 1875
Marriage Location: Saline, Missouri
Marriage County: Saline
Spouse Name: Martha M Winn

Note: Spouse name/date of 1st marriage and date of 2nd marriage from Bryson Trees & threads, Ancestry, owner; Jim Bryson.