Hancock, Samuel
Birth Name | Hancock, Samuel |
Gramps ID | I104940430 |
Gender | male |
Age at Death | unknown |
Events
Event | Date | Place | Description | Notes | Sources |
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Birth [E0004] | 23 July 1796 | Franklin County, North Carolina |
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Death [E0005] | 17 July 1847 | Harrison County, Indiana |
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Burial [E0006] | Hancock Chapel Cemetery, Harrison County, Indiana |
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Parents
Relation to main person | Name | Birth date | Death date | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
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Father | Hancock, John [I74224262] | 29 March 1769 | 31 July 1842 | |
Mother | Skeen, Jane [I74224263] | 1 January 1771 | 8 March 1853 | |
Brother | Hancock, Mathew [I73127016] | 1798-05-16 | 25 March 1848 | |
Hancock, Samuel [I104940430] | 23 July 1796 | 17 July 1847 | ||
Brother | Hancock, John [I104940509] | 16 October 1799 | 24 June 1873 | |
Sister | Hancock, Jane [I104941722] | about 1800 | ||
Brother | Hancock, Martin [I104941726] | 10 January 1801 | 02 February 1863 | |
Sister | Hancock, Sarah [I104941728] | about 1802 | ||
Sister | Hancock, Kathy [I104942530] | about 1804 | ||
Brother | Hancock, Benjamin [I104942532] | 12 October 1806 | 1890-05-22 | |
Brother | Hancock, Judge [I104942539] | about 1811 | 1885 |
Families
  |   | Family of Hancock, Samuel and Avery, Francis Anna [F47965812] | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Married | Wife | Avery, Francis Anna [I104940433] ( * 1794-05-08 + 1875 ) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Children |
Name | Birth Date | Death Date |
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Hancock, James B. [I104940441] | 07 March 1818 | 22 October 1847 |
Hancock, Sarah [I104940443] | about 1820 | |
Hancock, Nancy Jane [I104940444] | about 1824 | Abt 1847/1848 |
Hancock, George A. [I104940483] | 08 October 1825 | 15 August 1847 |
Hancock, Mary A. [I104940489] | 03 September 1829 | |
Hancock, John Strange [I104940490] | 30 October 1831 | |
Hancock, Catharine [I104940492] | 20 August 1834 | 31 March 1895 |
Hancock, Samuel Wesley [I104940493] | 1837-05-16 | 04 November 1922 |
Narrative
Transcript of portion of letter dated 12 March 1848 to Osburn Lamar Wilson from William Hancock (they are 2nd cousins):
"Sickness -- this has been rageing through our country during the whole winter to an alarming extent in the character of Sypes fever -- Uncle Samuel Hancock his son George you recollect that took that ride with us to Palmyra & was so gentlemanly and Social & his Son James, Daughter Nancy, all died within the Short Space of 4. months of this fatal disease -- there were no other deaths in the connection -- yet there has been much Sickness. I was attacked with this disease in July last, from which I never recovered till in Dec."