He married Margaret Rayburn, 16 Nov 1798 in Montgomery County, Virginia.
About 1810 they moved from Virginia to Williamson County Tennessee and about 1819 they moved to Boone County Missouri.
MOUNT MORIAH
Samuel Crockett donated the land at this location to be used for a meeting house and burying ground to be shared equally between the Methodist and Cumberland Presbyterians. This site lies on what was Samuel's farm along a bluff above the Hinkston Creek and was once the site of many "brush arbor" meetings. In a deed dated 18 May 1835, Samuel Crockett deeded to the Trustees, Michael Robinson, Thomas Callahan, William Rowland, and Elijah Wright.
"One certain lot of ground on which the foresaid meeting house now stands bounded as follows: beginning at a stone from which a white oak 24 inches in diameter bears N40E 8 links a white oak 24 inches in diameter bears S55E. Thence East 8 1/2 poles to a stone in the line between Samuel Crockett and Charles McClains surveys. Thence North with said line North 28 poles to a stone. Thence West 8 1/2 poles to a stone. Thence South 28 poles to the beginning containing one acre and a half of ground more or less."
He married Margaret Rayburn, 16 Nov 1798 in Montgomery County, Virginia.
About 1810 they moved from Virginia to Williamson County Tennessee and about 1819 they moved to Boone County Missouri.
MOUNT MORIAH
Samuel Crockett donated the land at this location to be used for a meeting house and burying ground to be shared equally between the Methodist and Cumberland Presbyterians. This site lies on what was Samuel's farm along a bluff above the Hinkston Creek and was once the site of many "brush arbor" meetings. In a deed dated 18 May 1835, Samuel Crockett deeded to the Trustees, Michael Robinson, Thomas Callahan, William Rowland, and Elijah Wright.
"One certain lot of ground on which the foresaid meeting house now stands bounded as follows: beginning at a stone from which a white oak 24 inches in diameter bears N40E 8 links a white oak 24 inches in diameter bears S55E. Thence East 8 1/2 poles to a stone in the line between Samuel Crockett and Charles McClains surveys. Thence North with said line North 28 poles to a stone. Thence West 8 1/2 poles to a stone. Thence South 28 poles to the beginning containing one acre and a half of ground more or less."
Gravesite Details
Since Samuel was living on his adjoining farm when he died, and he was associated with and donated the land for Mount Moriah Church and Cemetery, it is presumed he is buried in this cemetery. No stone has been found.
Family Members
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Hugh Crockett
1799–1883
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James R. Crockett
1803–1870
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Joseph Crockett Sr
1805–1881
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Jane Rayburn Crockett Morrow
1807–1885
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Rev William W. Crockett
1809–1880
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Margaret Crockett Morrow
1812–1892
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Nancy Crockett Finley
1816–1886
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John Deyerly Crockett
1818–1885
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Rev Robert Crockett Sr
1820–1900
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Randall McGavock Crockett
1823–1905
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Mary Sloan Crockett
1825–1829
