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Samuel Wall 1753–1823 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1753

Birth Location: Pennyslvania (Northhampton County or Chester County)

Death Date: 1823

Death Location: Wayne, Indiana

Father: John Wall

Mother: Phebe Buffington

Spouse(s): Mary BRATTAIN, Mary Bratton, Eleanor Watson

Children(s): Nancy 4MGGM

In 1753, Samuel Wall entered the world in Pennyslvania (Northhampton County or Chester County), born to John Wall And Phebe Buffington. Samuel Wall married Eleanor Elinor Elener Watson, Mary Brattain, Mary Bratton, and had children including Nancy Wall Creed Love 4Mggm. Samuel Wall passed away in 1823 in Wayne, Indiana.

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Biography

  • In 1753, Samuel Wall entered the world in Pennyslvania (Northhampton County or Chester County), born to John Wall And Phebe Buffington.
  • Samuel Wall married Eleanor Elinor Elener Watson, Mary Brattain, Mary Bratton, and had children including Nancy Wall Creed Love 4Mggm.
  • Samuel Wall passed away in 1823 in Wayne, Indiana.

Immediate Family

Parents

John Wall
1718–1760
Birth Location: Chester, Pennsylvania, United States
JW
Phebe Buffington
1714–1755
Birth Location: West, Chester, Pennsylvania, United States
PB

Spouses(s)

Mary BRATTAIN
1777–1832
Birth Location: Guilford, North Carolina
MB
Mary Bratton
1777–1811
Birth Location: Guilford Co., NC
MB
Eleanor Watson
1760–1795
Birth Location: Colonial North Carolina
EW

Children(s)

Nancy 4MGGM
1797–1850
Birth Location: Wilkes, North Carolina, United States
N4

Samuel Wall's Ancestors

Self
Samuel Wall
1753–1823
Birth Place: Pennyslvania (Northhampton County or Chester County)
Parents
John Wall
1718–1760
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States
Phebe Buffington
1714–1755
West, Chester, Pennsylvania, United States
Grandparents
James Wall
1696–1732
Caln, Chester, Pennsylvania, USA
Martha Bates
1702–1717
Caln, Chester, Pennsylvania, USA
Richard Buffington
1679–1741
Upland, Chester, Pennsylvania, USA
Phebe Grubb
1695–1769
Upland, Chester, Pennsylvania, USA
Great-Grandparents
Joseph Wall
1646–1727
Susannah Pittman
1642–1727
Jeremiah Bates
1671–1723
Mary Spicer
1671–1692
John Jr
1652–1708
Frances VANE
1660–1712
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Thomas Wall
1617–1701
Elizabeth (Frame_
1615–1686
Jeremiah Bates
–1700
Mary Ball
1642–1692
Samuel Spicer
1640–1692
Ester Spicer
1647–1703
Henry Jr.
1617–1676
Helen Wilmot
1614–1698
Henry Vane
1613–1662
Frances Wray
1624–1679

Samuel Wall's Descendants

1.
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Samuel Wall (1753–1823) m. Mary BRATTAIN (5 Nov 1777–27 Apr 1832) m. Mary Bratton (11 May 1777–1811) m. Eleanor ((Elinor, Elener)) Watson (1760–1795)
  1. 1. Nancy (Wall Creed Love) 4MGGM 1797–1850 m. John (Love III) 4MGGF 1797–1868
    1. 1. John (B) Love 1824–1901 m. Lydia Arnold 1830–1915
      1. 1. Mary (E) Love 1850–1937
        1. 1. Charles (E) Bishop 1876–1949
        2. 2. Oscar Bishop 1874–
        3. 3. Charles (Edger) Bishop 1879–
        4. 4. George (L) Bishop 1879–
        5. 5. Clinton Thompson 1878–
      2. 2. Morrison Love 1854–1926
      3. 3. William Love 1851–1935
      4. 4. Cecerro Love 1880–
      5. 5. Charles (F) Love 1867–1940
      6. 6. Angeline Love 1857–1901
      7. 7. Cordellia Love 1864–1874
      8. 8. Perry (E) Love 1859–1925
      9. 9. Eva Love 1870–
    2. 2. Jessie (H.) Love 1825–1912
    3. 3. Mary Hurst 1819–1882
    4. 4. William (Lindsay) Love 1823–1903

Samuel Wall's Timeline

2 Records

1753
1753
Birth of Samuel Wall in Pennyslvania (Northhampton County or Chester County)
Pennyslvania (Northhampton County or Chester County)
1823
1823
Age 70
Death of Samuel Wall in Wayne, Indiana
Wayne, Indiana

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1753
    Event Place: Pennyslvania (Northhampton County or Chester County)

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 1823
    Event Place: Wayne, Indiana
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