Son of James Hazard and Emeline Wilson
Did not find a marriage record.
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Taken from the book Historic Williamson County Old Homes and Sites by Virginia Bowman submitted by Linda Moore Mora
He was one of nine children but was said he was the favorite
He was the oldest child and was the overseer of his fathers plantation in TN and was also the first to marry. When he married he was given 300 acres from his fathers plantation and built them a beautiful three story mansion. They named this property Oak Hall.
Tragedy struck in 1851 when Samuel dropped dead at his grandmothers funeral. He was only 28. The doctor said his heart just gave out. Samuel's father suggested Lucy marry her brother-in-law Frank.
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Did not find a marriage record.
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Taken from the book Historic Williamson County Old Homes and Sites by Virginia Bowman submitted by Linda Moore Mora
He was one of nine children but was said he was the favorite
He was the oldest child and was the overseer of his fathers plantation in TN and was also the first to marry. When he married he was given 300 acres from his fathers plantation and built them a beautiful three story mansion. They named this property Oak Hall.
Tragedy struck in 1851 when Samuel dropped dead at his grandmothers funeral. He was only 28. The doctor said his heart just gave out. Samuel's father suggested Lucy marry her brother-in-law Frank.
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Son of James Hazard and Emeline Wilson
Did not find a marriage record.
~~~~
Taken from the book Historic Williamson County Old Homes and Sites by Virginia Bowman submitted by Linda Moore Mora
He was one of nine children but was said he was the favorite
He was the oldest child and was the overseer of his fathers plantation in TN and was also the first to marry. When he married he was given 300 acres from his fathers plantation and built them a beautiful three story mansion. They named this property Oak Hall.
Tragedy struck in 1851 when Samuel dropped dead at his grandmothers funeral. He was only 28. The doctor said his heart just gave out. Samuel's father suggested Lucy marry her brother-in-law Frank.
~
Did not find a marriage record.
~~~~
Taken from the book Historic Williamson County Old Homes and Sites by Virginia Bowman submitted by Linda Moore Mora
He was one of nine children but was said he was the favorite
He was the oldest child and was the overseer of his fathers plantation in TN and was also the first to marry. When he married he was given 300 acres from his fathers plantation and built them a beautiful three story mansion. They named this property Oak Hall.
Tragedy struck in 1851 when Samuel dropped dead at his grandmothers funeral. He was only 28. The doctor said his heart just gave out. Samuel's father suggested Lucy marry her brother-in-law Frank.
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