Samuel Storrs (1785) was the son of Joseph STORRS, Jr. (1753-1827), who died at Westport, Essex County, New York in 1827. Joseph STORRS was buried near the lake in Westport, but later his remains were removed to the Black River Burying Ground in Westport. In 1880, his nephew, Charles STORRS had erected a substantial granite stone to his memory.
Storrs, Charles THE STORRS FAMILY, (New York 1886), p.219.
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"Inscriptions on gravestones in the Black River Burying Ground, Westport, Essex Co., New York read as follows:
[Samuel Storr's father],
"Joseph STORRS, died 1827/ ae 74 years.
(Erected by Charles STORRS of Brooklyn, N.Y.)
[Samuel Storr's wife],
"Claricy, /wife of S. STORRS, /died Nov.14, 1842 /ae 54 yr."
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Royal Storrs [Son of Samuel and Clarissa Storrs], purchased land in Benton County, Iowa from Shubael ADAMS on 19 Nov. 1858. Deed Bk.H., pg.153. This land was located in Canton Township, Benton County, on the border of Fayette County, Linn County, Iowa..
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Samuel Storrs was enumerated on the 1860 Census as living with his son, Royal STORRS:
1860 Census, Canton Twp., Benton Co., Iowa, p. 387:
STORES, Royal, farmer, age 49, b. N.Y.
STORES, Lucinda, 49 Vermont
STORES, Eugene 25 N.Y.
STORES, Charles 17 N.Y.
STORES, Emaline 13 N.Y.
STORES, Samuel 75 Mass.
[Samuel STORES, age 75 (b.21 Aug. 1785), was son of Joseph STORRS, Jr. and Hannah FOWLER. He married Clarissa HOISINGTON and had son "Royal STORRS." His first wife, Clarissa "Claricy" (HOISINGTON) STORRS, died 14 Nov. 1842, and she is buried in the /Black River Burying Ground, Westport, Essex Co., NY. together with her father-in-law, Joseph STORRS, (1763-1627 )]
Reference:: Storrs, Charles THE STORRS FAMILY, (New York 1886), pp.218-227
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Samuel STORRS burial place is inferred from family history records. He is believed to be buried at Oak Shade Cemetery in Linn County, but no official record has been found..
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FAG Contributor #47474846,"CJeanealogy", offers the following:
"This person is not listed in the burial records of Oak Shade cemetery. It may be that his stone is one of our "unknowns."
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Storrs, Charles THE STORRS FAMILY, (New York 1886), p.219.
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"Inscriptions on gravestones in the Black River Burying Ground, Westport, Essex Co., New York read as follows:
[Samuel Storr's father],
"Joseph STORRS, died 1827/ ae 74 years.
(Erected by Charles STORRS of Brooklyn, N.Y.)
[Samuel Storr's wife],
"Claricy, /wife of S. STORRS, /died Nov.14, 1842 /ae 54 yr."
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Royal Storrs [Son of Samuel and Clarissa Storrs], purchased land in Benton County, Iowa from Shubael ADAMS on 19 Nov. 1858. Deed Bk.H., pg.153. This land was located in Canton Township, Benton County, on the border of Fayette County, Linn County, Iowa..
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Samuel Storrs was enumerated on the 1860 Census as living with his son, Royal STORRS:
1860 Census, Canton Twp., Benton Co., Iowa, p. 387:
STORES, Royal, farmer, age 49, b. N.Y.
STORES, Lucinda, 49 Vermont
STORES, Eugene 25 N.Y.
STORES, Charles 17 N.Y.
STORES, Emaline 13 N.Y.
STORES, Samuel 75 Mass.
[Samuel STORES, age 75 (b.21 Aug. 1785), was son of Joseph STORRS, Jr. and Hannah FOWLER. He married Clarissa HOISINGTON and had son "Royal STORRS." His first wife, Clarissa "Claricy" (HOISINGTON) STORRS, died 14 Nov. 1842, and she is buried in the /Black River Burying Ground, Westport, Essex Co., NY. together with her father-in-law, Joseph STORRS, (1763-1627 )]
Reference:: Storrs, Charles THE STORRS FAMILY, (New York 1886), pp.218-227
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Samuel STORRS burial place is inferred from family history records. He is believed to be buried at Oak Shade Cemetery in Linn County, but no official record has been found..
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FAG Contributor #47474846,"CJeanealogy", offers the following:
"This person is not listed in the burial records of Oak Shade cemetery. It may be that his stone is one of our "unknowns."
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Samuel Storrs (1785) was the son of Joseph STORRS, Jr. (1753-1827), who died at Westport, Essex County, New York in 1827. Joseph STORRS was buried near the lake in Westport, but later his remains were removed to the Black River Burying Ground in Westport. In 1880, his nephew, Charles STORRS had erected a substantial granite stone to his memory.
Storrs, Charles THE STORRS FAMILY, (New York 1886), p.219.
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"Inscriptions on gravestones in the Black River Burying Ground, Westport, Essex Co., New York read as follows:
[Samuel Storr's father],
"Joseph STORRS, died 1827/ ae 74 years.
(Erected by Charles STORRS of Brooklyn, N.Y.)
[Samuel Storr's wife],
"Claricy, /wife of S. STORRS, /died Nov.14, 1842 /ae 54 yr."
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Royal Storrs [Son of Samuel and Clarissa Storrs], purchased land in Benton County, Iowa from Shubael ADAMS on 19 Nov. 1858. Deed Bk.H., pg.153. This land was located in Canton Township, Benton County, on the border of Fayette County, Linn County, Iowa..
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Samuel Storrs was enumerated on the 1860 Census as living with his son, Royal STORRS:
1860 Census, Canton Twp., Benton Co., Iowa, p. 387:
STORES, Royal, farmer, age 49, b. N.Y.
STORES, Lucinda, 49 Vermont
STORES, Eugene 25 N.Y.
STORES, Charles 17 N.Y.
STORES, Emaline 13 N.Y.
STORES, Samuel 75 Mass.
[Samuel STORES, age 75 (b.21 Aug. 1785), was son of Joseph STORRS, Jr. and Hannah FOWLER. He married Clarissa HOISINGTON and had son "Royal STORRS." His first wife, Clarissa "Claricy" (HOISINGTON) STORRS, died 14 Nov. 1842, and she is buried in the /Black River Burying Ground, Westport, Essex Co., NY. together with her father-in-law, Joseph STORRS, (1763-1627 )]
Reference:: Storrs, Charles THE STORRS FAMILY, (New York 1886), pp.218-227
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Samuel STORRS burial place is inferred from family history records. He is believed to be buried at Oak Shade Cemetery in Linn County, but no official record has been found..
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FAG Contributor #47474846,"CJeanealogy", offers the following:
"This person is not listed in the burial records of Oak Shade cemetery. It may be that his stone is one of our "unknowns."
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Storrs, Charles THE STORRS FAMILY, (New York 1886), p.219.
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"Inscriptions on gravestones in the Black River Burying Ground, Westport, Essex Co., New York read as follows:
[Samuel Storr's father],
"Joseph STORRS, died 1827/ ae 74 years.
(Erected by Charles STORRS of Brooklyn, N.Y.)
[Samuel Storr's wife],
"Claricy, /wife of S. STORRS, /died Nov.14, 1842 /ae 54 yr."
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Royal Storrs [Son of Samuel and Clarissa Storrs], purchased land in Benton County, Iowa from Shubael ADAMS on 19 Nov. 1858. Deed Bk.H., pg.153. This land was located in Canton Township, Benton County, on the border of Fayette County, Linn County, Iowa..
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Samuel Storrs was enumerated on the 1860 Census as living with his son, Royal STORRS:
1860 Census, Canton Twp., Benton Co., Iowa, p. 387:
STORES, Royal, farmer, age 49, b. N.Y.
STORES, Lucinda, 49 Vermont
STORES, Eugene 25 N.Y.
STORES, Charles 17 N.Y.
STORES, Emaline 13 N.Y.
STORES, Samuel 75 Mass.
[Samuel STORES, age 75 (b.21 Aug. 1785), was son of Joseph STORRS, Jr. and Hannah FOWLER. He married Clarissa HOISINGTON and had son "Royal STORRS." His first wife, Clarissa "Claricy" (HOISINGTON) STORRS, died 14 Nov. 1842, and she is buried in the /Black River Burying Ground, Westport, Essex Co., NY. together with her father-in-law, Joseph STORRS, (1763-1627 )]
Reference:: Storrs, Charles THE STORRS FAMILY, (New York 1886), pp.218-227
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Samuel STORRS burial place is inferred from family history records. He is believed to be buried at Oak Shade Cemetery in Linn County, but no official record has been found..
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FAG Contributor #47474846,"CJeanealogy", offers the following:
"This person is not listed in the burial records of Oak Shade cemetery. It may be that his stone is one of our "unknowns."
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