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Note: l and William Summere also in Barren County. All on page 286 as a lax List date 1800.
!CENSUS: 1830 U S Fed Census; Jackson County, Alabama of the Northern District; page 34 line 20 with 10 persons in the household; 10212001000001000100100000
!CENSUS: 1840 U S Fed Census; Crow Creek Mountain, Franklin County, TN; Page 45, Line 9 with 13 persons in his household. 2310200001000 / 0200100100000
!NOTE: "Samuel owned property in Green and Barren Counties, Kentucky, and Warren County , Tennessee. By 1815 Samuel was in Warren County, Tennessee. (Warren County, Tennessee Deed Book C, P. 4, October 28, 1815, witness to a deed). On October 5, 1819 Samuel sold 100 acres in Warren County, Tennessee (Deed Book B, p. 604). It is possible he left soon afterwards for Jackson County, Alabama which was created in December 1819.
In 1826 Samuel was a delegate to the annual meeting of the Mud Creek Association of the Primitive Babtist Churches representing the Mt. Gilead Primitive Baptist Church on Crow Creek, Alabama." As per Patty Woodall, 2004. Maybe she means Tennessee not Alabama because I find Saml, Robt, and Price M. Summers in the Crow Creek Mountian, Franklin County, Tennessee in the 1840 census.
DEATH: Mt. Gilead Primitive Baptist Church Minute Book, as per Patty WOODALL.
!NOTES from the following website: http://www.celestialfamily.org/Genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I13826&tree=McClure-Harris are as follows:
"SAMUEL SUMMERS, (John Sr.) born 21 October 1771 in Botetourt County,Virginia; died August 1847 in Jackson County, Alabama; buried in probably the Old Baptist Cemetery near the AL/TN line, it was once Mt. Gilead Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, Jackson County,Alabama. Samuel married NANCY MIDDLETON daughter of John H. Middleton August 12, 1793. Nancy was born 25 September 1777 and died 23 August 1843 in Jackson County, Alabama. SOURCE: Marriage Bonds, Clark County Kentucky - Marriage Bond Samuel Summers and Nancy Middleton daughter of John H. Middleton issued10 July 1793; Surety John H. Middleton. SOURCE: Marriage Register - Marriage Book 1-W Page 2, Clark County,Kentucky. Samuel summers and Nancy Middleton, date of marriage:August 12 1793 - By Whom Married: Robert Elkins. COMMENT: Samuel Summers is the son of John Summers (Sr.) and Isabella Todd-Young-Summers - his name is in the Will of John Summers (Sr.) SOURCE: Will Book No. 1 - Will dated 11 March 1806, Barren County,Kentucky, pg. 57 April Co unty Court. SOURCE: Date of Death for Samuel Summers in Mt. Glead PrimitiveBaptist Church Minute Book - Transcribed by Elizabeth Woodall in the1950's. She recorded - Samuel Summers died in August 1847. 1799 - Samuel Summers 200 acres second rate land .on the East Fork of the Big Barren borders Bushong. SOURCE: Book - Abstracts of Green County Land Entries, by R.N. Smith and Laura Lee Butler. Land Entry No. 1099. 1800 - Samuel Summers included on Tax Roll - Barren County, Kentucky SOURCE: 1800 Tax Roll Barren County, Kentucky 1801 - Barren County Kentucky Tax List - Summers, Samuel 200 Acres on Water Course East Fork . 1804 - Barren County Kentucky Tax List - Summers Samuel 200 Acres on Peters Creek; Surveyed : Middleton. SOURCE: Barren County, Kentucky Court Order BK 1 1799 - 1802 Samuel Summers 200 ac as p. entry filed & Or. Cert. 1798 - 1809 Mill Creek (Old Mulkey) Baptist Church also known as the Old Mulkey Meeting House located in Monroe County Kentucky lists the name of Samuel Sumers, along with other family members. SOURCE: Doug Moore <http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore> . Also a bookentitled "Old Mulkey - A Pioneer Plea for the Ancient Order" by Loy R. Milam-----------PO Box 81, Tompkinsville, KY 42167. (Internet Information obtained 20 October 2000) The following is by Patty Woodall: Samuel owned property in Green and Barren County Kentucky. By 1815 Samuel was in Warren County, Tennessee. 1815 - Warren County, Tennesee Samuel is witness to a deed. SOURCE: Warren County, Tennessee Deed Book C, p. 4, October 28 1815,(witness to a Deed) 1819 - Samuel Summers sells to George W. Hively of Bedford Co., TN for $400, 100 acres on Barren Forks of Collins River.."including the plantation whereon the Said Samuel Summers now lives.". SOURCE: Warren County, TN Deed Book B, p. 604 5 October 1819 COMMENT: It is possible Samuel moved to Crow Creek in Jackson County,Alabama, shortly after he sold the land in Warren County, TN. Jackson County, Alabama, became a county December 1819. Prior to this it had been Indian Land with squatters on it. Per Patty Woodall. COMMENT: The Summers farm was on the Jackson Co., Alabama and Franklin Co., Tennessee state line. Therefore, many of the records such as census,are reported in TN for some years and in AL for some years. Research in both areas is required even though the family was living at or near the same location. Per Dave Rayburn 1821 - Samuel Summers was a delegate from the Mt. Gilead Primitive Baptist Church to the November Annual meeting of the Primitive Baptist Church in the Mud Creek Association in 1821. H e was a Moderator (preacher) in that church. SOURCE: The Stevenson Story by Elizabeth Woodall pg. 282 - Also, pg.180 Elizabeth Woodall states Samuel Summers lived in Crow Creek, before 1850. CENSUS: U.S. 1830 Jackson County, Alabama - Samuel Summers10212001-00001001 1833 - Samuel Summers was living in Jackson County, Alabama on 13 February 1833. Samuel testified on behalf of his brother John in support of John's application for Revolutionary War Pension. "We Stephen Donathan a clergyman residing in Jackson County, Alabama, and Samuel Summers of the same (Jackson County) hereby certify." SOURCE: John Summers (Jr) Revolutionary War Pension Application . National Archives Record File #24515. CENSUS: 1840 Franklin County, Tennessee, Crow Creek Mountains, MF -704 Roll 523 PG 70: Saml (Samuel) Summers - 2310200001000 / 0200100100000 Males age 70-80-1 20-30-2 10-15-1 5-10-3 Under- 5-2 Females 50-60-1 20-30-1 5-10-2 Total = 13 NOTES and COMMENTS by E.D. Rayburn: Note 1: Samuel and Nancy (Middleton) Summers were apparently living in same house Hold with another family who had small children. Probably family of son or son-in-law living in the house. There are two males age 20-30, one of which appears to be married to the age 20-30 female. The other 20-30 male is believed to be Thomas Matthew Summers who did not marry until 1845. Also, census taker showsSamuel's age as 70-80. Records indicate that Samuel would have been 69 and possibly some months when the 1840 census was taken. Note 2: Listed, as living in the house next door to Samuel Summers was Mrs. Middleton Age 20-30. This Middleton has been identified by Patty Woodall as Margaret Jane Taylor-Middleton, widow of Thomas Middleton son of Greenberry Middleton. She has 4 children listed; 2 males age 10-15 and 2 females age 10-15 and two female slaves 1 under 10 And one 10-24. By: E.D. Rayburn 4240 Lost Creek Blvd, Aledo, Texas 76008 Information also provided by: Patty Woodall Crow Creek, Alabama February 13, 2001"
Note: !CENSUS: "Second Census" of Kentucky 1800 shows 2 John summers' in Barren County and a Samue
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