Samuel Faye Arrington was born in western Tennessee but moved to southwestern Kentucky at a young age. His schooling, in local one-room schools, ended with the eighth grade. A farmer and carpenter all his life, he raised corn and dark fired tobacco for 60 years without missing a crop of either. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge for many years and a devoted baseball fan until his death, having played on local teams regularly as a young man. He enjoyed hunting and fishing and spent many happy hours hunting with his friends and his trusty bird dog Jeff. Sam F. moved his family to a small farm near Moscow, KY, in 1906. He died 5 Jun 1966 and is buried in the Harmony Cemetery. (Hickman County History, Clinton, KY, Vol. 1, 1983, pg. 17, Published by Hickman County Historical Society, Clinton, KY.)
Samuel Faye Arrington was born in western Tennessee but moved to southwestern Kentucky at a young age. His schooling, in local one-room schools, ended with the eighth grade. A farmer and carpenter all his life, he raised corn and dark fired tobacco for 60 years without missing a crop of either. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge for many years and a devoted baseball fan until his death, having played on local teams regularly as a young man. He enjoyed hunting and fishing and spent many happy hours hunting with his friends and his trusty bird dog Jeff. Sam F. moved his family to a small farm near Moscow, KY, in 1906. He died 5 Jun 1966 and is buried in the Harmony Cemetery. (Hickman County History, Clinton, KY, Vol. 1, 1983, pg. 17, Published by Hickman County Historical Society, Clinton, KY.)
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