Husband of his first cousin Hester Ann Roe (Berger) Berger; Son of Jacob Berger, Jr. and Catherine Nowlin.
Served as a Captain in the Confederate Army
Samuel and Hester made their home at Berger's Store, across the road from the Berger Family Cemetery. Sam was a farmer, a manufacturer (or processor) of tobacco, and a merchant. He operated wagons which traveled north to Lynchburg, VA and south to North Carolina, exchanging goods for raw products.
Served as a Captain in the Confederate Army
Samuel and Hester made their home at Berger's Store, across the road from the Berger Family Cemetery. Sam was a farmer, a manufacturer (or processor) of tobacco, and a merchant. He operated wagons which traveled north to Lynchburg, VA and south to North Carolina, exchanging goods for raw products.
Husband of his first cousin Hester Ann Roe (Berger) Berger; Son of Jacob Berger, Jr. and Catherine Nowlin.
Served as a Captain in the Confederate Army
Samuel and Hester made their home at Berger's Store, across the road from the Berger Family Cemetery. Sam was a farmer, a manufacturer (or processor) of tobacco, and a merchant. He operated wagons which traveled north to Lynchburg, VA and south to North Carolina, exchanging goods for raw products.
Served as a Captain in the Confederate Army
Samuel and Hester made their home at Berger's Store, across the road from the Berger Family Cemetery. Sam was a farmer, a manufacturer (or processor) of tobacco, and a merchant. He operated wagons which traveled north to Lynchburg, VA and south to North Carolina, exchanging goods for raw products.
Bio by: Roanna Camden Cann
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Aged 57 yrs., 1 mos., 26 days
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