--He was 6th of 7 children in his family. Samuel's father died when he was 3, and his mother when he was 9. Samuel and the other 3 youngest children in the family were sent to Barium Springs orphanage in Iredell County, where he grew up.
--Occupation: He was working as a farm laborer in Vance County, NC in 1918. In 1930, he was a hardware salesman in Henderson, Vance County, NC. By 1941, he was in Statesville working at Lazenby-Montgomery Hardware, where his brother worked (and his brother would later become president).
--He married Eula Paschall.
--Occupation: He was working as a farm laborer in Vance County, NC in 1918. In 1930, he was a hardware salesman in Henderson, Vance County, NC. By 1941, he was in Statesville working at Lazenby-Montgomery Hardware, where his brother worked (and his brother would later become president).
--He married Eula Paschall.
--He was 6th of 7 children in his family. Samuel's father died when he was 3, and his mother when he was 9. Samuel and the other 3 youngest children in the family were sent to Barium Springs orphanage in Iredell County, where he grew up.
--Occupation: He was working as a farm laborer in Vance County, NC in 1918. In 1930, he was a hardware salesman in Henderson, Vance County, NC. By 1941, he was in Statesville working at Lazenby-Montgomery Hardware, where his brother worked (and his brother would later become president).
--He married Eula Paschall.
--Occupation: He was working as a farm laborer in Vance County, NC in 1918. In 1930, he was a hardware salesman in Henderson, Vance County, NC. By 1941, he was in Statesville working at Lazenby-Montgomery Hardware, where his brother worked (and his brother would later become president).
--He married Eula Paschall.
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