Hume, Samuel W.

Title: Hume, Samuel W.
Gender: Male
Biography: From the census records, it appears that Samuel remained at home with his mother, managing the farm after his father died and his siblings moved out. He does not appear to have ever married.; Given that he is listed as holding two young men enslaved, these are likely the two men listed in his father's estate inventory.
Member: Hume family
Birth date: 30 Jul 1836
Father: Hume, Benjamin Proctor
Mother: Rich, Margaret
Death date: 12 Jan 1874
Death and burial information: Highland Cemetery (Fort Mitchell, Ky.)
Occupation(s): Farmer (1860)
Resided in: Kenton County (Ky.)
Relationship: Probable enslaved: unknown, Dollar; unknown, Enoch [2]; unknown, Dollar; unknown, Enoch [2]
Description: Enslaved held in 1860: Male, 21 years old, black; Male, 12 years old, black
Bibliographic citation(s): FindAGrave.com, memorial #90481456
Source(s): Eighth Census of the United States, 1860; Population Schedules of the Eighth Census of the United States, 1860. Slave Schedules; U.S., Civil War Draft Registrations Records, 1863-1865; Ninth Census of the United States, 1870; Find A Grave.com; McCurdy,, James L., Mrs. and Mabel R. Smith, 1970. 'John Hume of Culpeper County, Virginia', National Genealogical Society Quarterly. [PDF]

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