In 1835 they moved to Marion county, near Acton. During their residence at there, Samuel became very much interested in the prospect of making Texas the future home for himself and family and in the spring of 1837 started on his mission to that country. Only one communication was ever received from him after his departure. He was then on board an Ohio steamer near Madison, Indiana, and his whereabouts has remained a mystery.
Dicey then moved with her family of dependent children to Rush county, and remained there until the marriage of her daughter Eliza, to Train Caldwell, and in the year 1856 moved with them to Grant county.
In 1835 they moved to Marion county, near Acton. During their residence at there, Samuel became very much interested in the prospect of making Texas the future home for himself and family and in the spring of 1837 started on his mission to that country. Only one communication was ever received from him after his departure. He was then on board an Ohio steamer near Madison, Indiana, and his whereabouts has remained a mystery.
Dicey then moved with her family of dependent children to Rush county, and remained there until the marriage of her daughter Eliza, to Train Caldwell, and in the year 1856 moved with them to Grant county.
Family Members
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Hannah Groves Smith
1788 – unknown
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Margaret Groves Smith
1791 – unknown
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Sarah Groves Amber
1792–1833
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Elizabeth Groves Donovan
1792–1856
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Donovan Groves
1797–1851
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James Allen Groves
1802–1878
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Rebecca Groves Gifford
1804–1848
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Susannah Groves Smiley
1806–1867
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Joseph W. Groves
1806–1878
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Martha Rose "Patsy" Groves Clifford
1811–1895
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