Samuel K. Smith
From "The Peter's Colony of Texas"
Samuel K. Smith signed Barksdale's list in July 1845, as a single colonist. He reported to ward that he was living on a company survey and was issued a certificate for 320 acres of land. He patented 308 acres in Tarrant County. (Robertson Third Class No. 1598)
A Samuel K. Smith is listed on the 1850 census for Collin County (family No. 119) as a 25 year old school teacher, born in Tennessee. Another Samuel K. Smith is listed in the 1850 county of Denton as family No. 68, as a 35 year old farmer, born in Kentucky.
Samuel K. Smith signed Barksdale's list in July 1845, as a single colonist. He reported to ward that he was living on a company survey and was issued a certificate for 320 acres of land. He patented 308 acres in Tarrant County. (Robertson Third Class No. 1598)
A Samuel K. Smith is listed on the 1850 census for Collin County (family No. 119) as a 25 year old school teacher, born in Tennessee. Another Samuel K. Smith is listed in the 1850 county of Denton as family No. 68, as a 35 year old farmer, born in Kentucky.
Samuel Smith
moved to Collin County about 1850-60; born @1814 in South Carolina. His father was C. C. Smith and his wife was Clarenda.
Children were: Nancy Jane, b. 1841; Ella or Ellen, b. 1844; Melissa, b. 1848; Tandy Walker, b. 1849; Franklin Ben, b. 1851; Zelia, b. 1853; Eloise, b, 1854; Martha (Mattie), b. 1857
moved to Collin County about 1850-60; born @1814 in South Carolina. His father was C. C. Smith and his wife was Clarenda.
Children were: Nancy Jane, b. 1841; Ella or Ellen, b. 1844; Melissa, b. 1848; Tandy Walker, b. 1849; Franklin Ben, b. 1851; Zelia, b. 1853; Eloise, b, 1854; Martha (Mattie), b. 1857
