Samuel Faucett ((+13))

• Birth Notes
  • Not know which children belong to which wife.
    1850 Randolph Co., AL.
    Samuel 32 farmer GA
    Hariett 26 GA.
    Jesse 7 AL.
    George 5
    Mary 3
    Martha 1
    
    1860 Randolph Co., AL.
    Samuel 41 farmer GA
    Harriet J. 38
    Jesse 16
    George 14
    Mary J.12
    Martha H. 10
    Cornelia 8
    Thomas 6
    John 4
    Louisa 1
    
    1870 Randolph Co., AL.
    Samuel 51 farmer GA
    Martha 38 GA
    Martha 20 AL.
    Cornelia 18
    Thos 16
    John 14
    Louisa 10
    Nathan 7
    Sarah 5
    Robt 4
    E. 3
    Annie 8/12
    
    Census Place Roanoke, Randolph, Alabama
    Family History Library Film 1254030
    NA Film Number T9-0030
    Page Number 357A
    Samuel FAUSETT Self M Male W 61 GA SC SC
    Martha FAUSETT Wife M Female W 48 GA Keeps House NC NC
    John FAUSETT Son S Male W 23 AL Teacher GA GA
    Nathan S. FAUSETT Son S Male W 17 AL Farmer GA GA
    Sarah M. FAUSETT Dau S Female W 14 AL GA GA
    Robert L. FAUSETT Son S Male W 13 AL School GA GA
    Emma L. FAUSETT Dau S Female W 12 AL School GA GA
    Ellar E. FAUSETT Dau S Female W 10 AL Scho
    James HEFLIN Other S Male W 19 AL School GA GA
    Harrington HEFLIN Other S Male W 18 AL Scho
    Wilsen S. PITTMAN Other S Male W 21 AL School GA GA
    

• Death Notes
  • NEWSPAPER ABSTRACTS FROM "THE RANDOLPH LEADER", Roanoke, Randolph County,
    Alabama for JANUARY 1897
    The Leader regrets to hear of the accident that befell "Uncle Sammie" Fausett yesterday. While walking out home just before noon he was taken with a dizzy spell when nearly in front of the residence of A.A. Mooty and fell from the sidewalk, about two feet high at that point, cutting several gashes on his
    hands and face by contact with the rocks. He was given prompt attention and we are pleased to say that his injuries are not of a serious nature.
    
    Uncle Sam Fausett whom we reported last week as having sustained a severe fall
    is not improving. Indeed, his condition is such as to cause his family and
    friends uneasiness. We trust he may soon recover.
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    Mr. N.S. Faucett of Washington, Messr. George and Robert Faucett of Opelika and Miss Emma Faucett of the Nashville Peabody Normal were present at the death and burial of their father Mr. Samuel Fausett.
    
    A PROMINENT CITIZEN DIES
    
    The death of few men could have caused more universal sorrow than did the death of Mr. Samuel Fausett Sr. This sad even occurred at his home in this place early last Saturday morning, after an illness of ten days. He was aged 78 years, 2 months and 8 days. All this time he had enjoyed robust health and had not been sick in 40 years. Uncle Sammie as he was familiarly known, was one of the oldest, best known and most respected citizens of this county. He had lived here since 1845 and has reared a large and excellent family. His sterling worth, integrity of character and long life of usefulness will live on to bless this community now that he is gone. He was for many years a deacon
    in the Baptist church and a trustree of Roanoke College. He leaves a widow and many children, grandchildren, and other relatives to mourn their loss. Sunday afternoon the funeral service were conducted from the Baptist church in the presence of an overflowing congregation. Many deserved tributes were paid to the character of the deceased by those who knew him well. Then the remains
    were interred with Masonic honors. To the many bereaved the Leader offers its earnest sympathy.
    NON-RESIDENT NOTICE
    State of Alabama, Randolph County
    Probate Court April 2, 1901
    
    Notice to:
    
    Robert Cook of Hillsboro, Texas
    Martha H. Stoker of Breckenridge, Texas
    Thomas Faucett of Cordicana, Texas
    Nathan S. Faucett of Washington, D.C.
    
    Whereas, John Faucett, Jesse Fausett, George Fausett, Robert L. Fausett, Fannie L. Tomlin, Emma L. Fausett and Ella A. Mickle, joint owners with the minor children of Mary J. Cook and Cornelia A. Moon and the said named non-residents of the State of Alabama have filed their application in said court
    for a sale of the lands described in their said application for the purpose of partition and division, and Monday, the 13th day of May 1901 has been appointed for the hearing of said application.
    
    You are hereby notified to appear before said court on said Monday, the 13th day of May, 1901, to contest said application if you see proper. WItness my hand this 2nd day of April 1901. Stell Blake, Judge of Probate
    

• General Notes
  • Married Hariett J. (b c1826)
    Married Martha Mulloy (b c1/1832) before 1870
    Children:
    Jesse Faucett b: 11 JAN 1844
    George Faucett b: 1845
    Mary Faucett b: 1847
    Martha Faucett b: 1849
    Cornelia Faucett b: 1852
    Thomas Faucett b: 1854
    John Faucett b: 1856
    Louisa Faucett b: 1859
    Nathan S. Faucett b: 1863
    Robert L. Faucett b: 1866
    Sarah Faucett b: 1865
    Emma L. Faucett b: 1867
    Ellar E.Faucett b: 1869