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- Roster of South Carolina Patriots in the American Revolution
Sampson is listed in Stub Indents as having received 2 pounds, 17 shillings for serving a tour of 40 days duty, in 1782, for the Revolutionary Colonial Forces, Sampson was probably born between 1760 - 1770.
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1790 census, SC, Georgetown dist.
Shoemake, Sampson
**There are 6 non-white household members listed (non-white probably due to Native American blood) so by the dates of the known children - there are 1-2 more unknown children at this time.
Name - # of "other" free non-white in household
Shoemake, James, 7, (brother)
Shoemake, James, Jr. 4, (father)
Shoemake, Sampson, 6
Shoemake, Solomon, 4, (brother)
Listed as "other free person" indicating mixed or Indian blood
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Sampson's father is in his own household - so at least 4 of Sampson's children were born prior to the 1790 census.
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1800 Marion County, Liberty District, South Carolina
Stamped Page number 462
Handwritten page number 806
Head of HouseholdFree white Males ..Free wht Fem .. Other..Slaves
Shoemake, Samson, 0, 0, 0, 00, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 10, 0
Shoemake, Solomon, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0
Shoemake, James, 0, 0, 00, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 4, 0
Sampson and two of his brothers are shown as "Other" - Free - non-white
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Sampson's father appears to have died between the 1790 and 1800 census. Daughter Sarah was married in 1797.
Charlotte, Martha "Patsy" both appear to have married between 1800-1810 so they would be reflected in the 10 household members shown here. (Along with Sampson and wife Mary Owens Shoemake)
So there are 2 more children born before 1800 that may or may not still be in the household at this point.
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1810 Marion County, South Carolina census
Roll 61 Page 78
Sampson Shoemake
Free white males
10-16 - 1 (Unknown who married Mary)(1795-1800)
(Mary was likely a Whittington)(This son is likely named John Calvin)
16-26 - 1 (Blakely, John OR older unknown)(1784-1794)
Free white females
10-16 -1 (too young to be Charlotte)(1795-1800)
45 > - 1 (Mary - wife)
All other Free - 1 (Sampson - previously shown on census as "other free or non-white")
Slaves - 1
This is the first year that members of this household were enumerated - Sampson still shown as non-white - wife Mary shown as over 45 years of age so she was born before 1765.
"Other Free" heads of Household
Charles Oxendine Not Stated, Marion, SC 1810 (6)
Cudworth Oxendine Not Stated, Marion, SC 1810 (3)
(only other Oxendine in SC - Aaron in Claremont, Sumter, SC)
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1820 Marion County South Carolina census, Page 66
Sampson Shumak
White Males
Under 16 - 1 (Unknown who married Mary?)(1804-1810)
16-26 - 1 (John or Unknown)(1794-1804)
over 45 - 1 (Sampson)
White Females
over 45 - 1 (Mary)
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1830 Marion County, South Carolina, Roll 172 Page 46
Sampson Shurmak (next door to John and two houses from Blakely)
Males
0-15 -1 (Hugh)
60-70 - 1 (Sampson)
Females
60-70 - 1 (Mary)
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Marion Co. Plat Book A, page 129, 7 Oct. 1803, surveyed for Samson Shoemake by John Russ, Deputy Surveyor; 365 acres on NE side of Great Peedee River between Catfish & Gum Swamps bounded by John Bethea, Samson Shoemake, Grief Whittington, Christopher Dew, Andrew Berry, Jonathon Tart & Joseph Bass; entered in location office 8 Oct 1803.
On 18 Jan 1820 John Sanders signed a deed that was apparently made back on 7 Jun 1794 to Sampson Shoemake for 500 acres between Catfish and Gum Swamp. Witnesses were Archibald Kerby and Hardy Greaves. (Marion Co, SC Deed Book I, page 147).
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Samposn Shumate is listed in a Marion Co SC deed dated 12 Mar 1805.
Sampson Shumate sold to Burrell Whittington a tract of land containing 100 acres orgiinally part of a tract of 1000 acres granted to Christopher Dow dated Oct 13 1803 on the north side of Gum Swamp waters of Pee Dee River. Nov 20 1812 in presence of William Faulk and Bleckley Shumate.
Sampson Shumate sold Sampson Faulk his grandson and son of William Faulk of Marion District 100 acres (CBS Bounded by) John Mace's land on north side, by George Sevant's land, east by Archiball McClelland's land west by Boss' land dated Mar 12 1825.
**Beverly's note - the fact that Sampson sold Burrell Whittington (husband of Sarah Shoemake) 100 acres makes it more likely that Sarah is his daughter rather than his sister as Sarah was first thought to be. Sarah's age was originally estimated by her husband's birthdate - later census shows she is somewhat younger - b.1779-1780 - too young to be James Sr. daughter. And we know that Sampson's land is bordered by Grief Whittington's land.
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1800 census Marion District, Liberty County, South Carolina
wht, males, wht, females, Other, Slaves
SHOEMAKE, SAMSON, 0, 0, 0, 00, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 10, 0
SHOEMAKE, SOLOMON, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0
SHOEMAKE, JAMES, 0, 0, 0, 00, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 4, 0
WHITTINGTON, GRIEF, 2, 0, 01, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0
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SHOEMAKE Sampson 175? South Carolina Heads of Fams. at the first U.S. census. SC. By U.S. Bureau of the census. Washington, 1908. (150p.):
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Ref: Marion Co. Probate Book
Roll # 417 Laban Jackson John Sherwood, Admr. Citation: Rachael Jackson made suit for letters of Adm., of her deceased husband Laban Jackson, Sr. 7 January 1828. Certified by D. S. Harllee, S. M. D. Adm. Bond dated 21 January 1828. $1000. Sherrod, Admr. Bondsmen: John Sherrod, Herod Stackhouse and Laban H. Jackson. Witnesses: Ely Godbold and Dennis Berry. Bond Book A, page 281.
Warrant of Appraisement 26 Jany 1828. Appraisement 12 Feby 1828. Sale 12 June 1828. Purchasers: Rachel Jackson, Moses Walters, Dwight Hays, Annis Jackson, B. K Henagan. Archd Kirby, SAMPSON SHOEMAKE, Reuben Dew, John Dew, BLACKLEY SHOEMAKE, Coburn Hays, Absalom Jackson, Ma-- Brigman, Emanl. Jackson, James Shankes, Reuben Jackson, Edward Jackson, Malachi Brigman, Allen Dew, Moses Wal;ters, BLACKLY SHOEMAKE, SAMPSON SHOEMAKE and Elias Adams. Sales Book A, pages 354-360. Enos Tart, Herrod Stackhouse and Elias Adams to view and appraise the land and made oath they believe the land is worth $300.00. 23 Aug 1828. Signed before Enos Tart, CCCP. Land sold to Alfred Eagerton at $300.00. ^ Oct 1828. Alfred Eagerton agreed to let Mr. John Shird (Sherrod?) buy the
land if he complied with the conditions of the sale. 6 Oct 1828.
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S213190-0036, p. 525, Oct. 17, 1803
SHOEMAKE, SAMSON, PLAT FOR 365 ACRES BETWEEN CATFISH AND GUM SWAMPS, MARION DISTRICT, SURVEYED BY JOHN RUSS.
Names Indexed: SHOEMAKE, SAMSON/RUSS, JOHN/BETHEA, JOHN/BASS, JOSEPH/TART, JONATHAN/BERRY, ANDREW/DEW, CHRISTOPHER/WHITTINGTON, GRIEF/
Locations: CATFISH SWAMP/GUM SWAMP/PEE DEE RIVER/MARION DISTRICT
Type: PLAT/
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S108092-0133, 00328
Date: 1776 C. OR LATER
Description: SHOEMAKER, SAMPSON, ACCOUNT AUDITED (FILE NO. 6963) OF CLAIMS GROWING OUT OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
Names Indexed: SHOEMAKER, SAMPSON//
Locations: /
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S213190-0022, p. 152, Nov. 16, 1787
Description: SHOEMAKE, SAMPSON, PLAT FOR 100 ACRES ON SOUTH WEST SIDE OF CATFISH SWAMP, GEORGETOWN DISTRICT, SURVEYED BY WILLIAM STEWART.
Names Indexed: SHOEMAKE, SAMPSON/STEWART, WILLIAM/
Locations: GEORGETOWN DISTRICT/CATFISH SWAMP
Type: PLAT/
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S126061, 1824, Mar. 12, 1825
Description: SHUMAKER, SAMPSON, TAX RETURN FOR 600 ACRES IN MARION DISTIRCT.
Names Indexed: SHUMAKER, SAMPSON/////
Locations: MARION DISTRICT//
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SHOEMAKER, John
Provided apples for cider and peaches for brandy
Source: Stub Entries to Indents for Revolutionary War Claims, Book N, Claim 671, p. 356, S.C. Archives (SCDAH)
SHOEMAKER, Sampson
Militia
Source: Stub Entries to Indents for Revolutionary War Claims, Book V, Claim 318, p. 142, S.C. Archives (SCDAH)
SHOEMAKE(R), Samuel
Private, South Carolina Militia.
Source: Stub Entries to Indents for Revolutionary War Claims, Book N, Claim 670, p. 356, S.C. Archives (SCDAH)
Gregg, History of the Old Cheraws, p. 413
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State of South Carolina
Marlborough District
A SKEDULE OF THE APPRAISEMENTS OF JOHN PETER DUNNAM (VIZ)
Tony $300. Jack $550. Sampson $550 1400.00
Frank $550. Tomus $500. Susana $450 1500.00
Philanda $425. Liddy $450. Nancy $450 1325.00
Sibby , Jack, Masrine $600. Alex $300 900.00
George $125. Carl $375. Pat $ 300 800.00
Moses $375 Beck $300. Louiser $200 875.00
Franklin $150. Maria $150 300.00
Stilleary grim stono crank & Ax 5.00
One hitto one trunk file arasp 4.50
One cart & gear $10 10.00
One sorrel horse $30 30.00
Anthony $175. Bill $137.50 312.50
Leander $275. Siller $20 Billy$1 296.00
Lot kitchen furniture $8 8.00
1 marble mortar & pertte $4 4.00
Churn scales & weights $2 2.00
Sugar cannister $.75 .75
Claw hammer $.50 Cross cut saw $8 8.50
2 stone jars & Terzz $3. razor & hone $1 4.00
Lot Medicine $3. set plating--$5 8.00
1Bench vice $4. 1 lot slate $.50 4.50
1 lot Queens Ware $5. Lot books $12 17.00
1 Bed Furniture & stead $8. 1 reel $.25 8.25
1 Trow $2. Lot Plantation tools $5 7.00
1 Plain & drawing Knife $1.75 1.75
1 Bear hide $1. 1 chut $.50 1.50
2 Wedges $2. 1 box Tools & Sundries $20 22.00
Lot boxes $1. 2 Trunks $1.50 2.50
1 case bottles $1.50 1 Table $1 2.50
1 Table $0.25 .25
Lot Cotton (Suppose) 400. at 4 cents 16.00
Lot staves (Suppose) 15000 at $10 150.00
1 Pr Cart wheels $4. 1pr C W wheels oc $14 18.00
$8034.50
(Forward to Page two)
1 Plough howe & stock $2 2.00
1 Lot Potatows (Suppose) 100 BU @25 25.00
1 Lot Corn (Suppose) 30bu @50 15.00
1 Lot Fodder $0.75 .75
1 Lot Peas $2. 1 set hand mile stones $5 7.00
1 Stove Turzz $.75 .75
$8085.00
We the under signed Appraisers Certify the aforesaid Skedule to be the whole of the goods & chattels, rights & credits of the said John Peter Dunnam De'd shown us by John Dunnam, ADm'r this 15 day of November 1815
George B Whitfield
Wm Brown
Jon R Sanders
SALES OF THE GOODS AND CHATTLES OF JOHN P DUNNAM DEC'D
MARLBOROUGH DISTRICT
Asbury Harris To Two axes 1.55
Gorge Thanks To three hoes one spade 1.18
Rachel Rodgers one trunk 1.07
John Dunnam one Dutch Oven 0.50
Anguish Black one pot and tea kettle 1.25
John Dunnam one pot 6.68
Do one kettle 5.50
John Dunnam to wollen wheels .25
Do one wheel & pare of cards 1.50
Joseph Pippins one plow & hoe 1.50
Henry Pryer To one plow and stock 1.50
Elijah Payne one lock chain . 96
Archable Kerby one pare traces 2.11
John Dunnam to one pare traces 2.15
Anguish Black one saw 3.06
John Danniel one hand saw 1.25
John Dunnam one pare stilgards 3.40
Gorge Thanks one drawing knife 1.11
Archable Kerby one drawing knife 0.50
John Dunnam lot of tools 4.70
Randal Danniel one foot ads 1.25
Ezekel Danniel one tack reel .12
Wilson Dew two whet stones & hatchet .41
Do one largefroe 2.02
John Dunnam one crank 1.00
Anguish Black two planes 1.56
Ebenezer Dunnam one lot plow gear 1.12
Moses Cox one setsurvayer Instruments 6.02
Anguish Black one pare deviders 0.60
Stephen Paul one lot of trunks 1.10
Archable Kerby one pare wedges 1.32
Asbruary Harris one lot Iron 2.57
Ezekiel Dnnniel to pare scales & waits 0.21
John Dunnam Marble Mortor 4.00
John Bass two Tares 2.56
Wilson Dewgrator 0.50
John Dunnam one pare specticles 1.
Ezekiel Danniel two pr specticles 0.31
Ebenezer Dunnam one hone 2.00
John Dunnam one box medicine 2.00
Ebenezer Dunnam to Large Bible 6.50
John Bridgman one book 2.75
John Dunnam one book 1.55
John Bridgman one book 1.00
Malleciah Bridgman one lot books 0.71
John Bass one Churn 0.25
Joseph Pippins One Canister 1.57
Rachel Rogers one brush 0.50
Randel Daniel lot sundries 1.70
Ebenezer Dunnam bench vice 5.51
John Brigmann one candle stick 0.62
John Dunnam one box & Trumpery 5.00
Do onetrunk 2.00
Asbury Harris onetrunk 0.17
Franciss Briggs one trunk 1.00
William Dunnam one bed and furniture 29.10
Francis Whittington Jnur one trunk 0.65
James Danniel one chest 1.50
Wm Grice one case and bottles 1.02
Do onechest 110
John Dunnam one pare rollers 0.30
Do one pare ofbrass 0.65
Archable Kerby one barr sheil 1.35
Joseph one barsheil 0.76
John Dunnam one bed stead 1.26
Archable Kerby to four hundred wait
seed cotton at five dollars and sixty
three cents per hundred 22.52
Samson Shumake one crops cut saw 9.25
William Dunnam one dividing chair 13.50
Do William one sorrellhorse 31.00
Ebenezer Dunnam one cow and yearling 12.00
Burnel Whittington one cow & yearling 14.00
Archable Kerby one cow & Yearling 12.03
William Dunnam two two year olds 15.03
William Dunnam handmile 8.60
Rachel Rodgers onetable 1.96
John Dunnam one lot potatoes supose to be sixty
bushel a- 35per 21.00
John Dunnam one lot of corn 19.80
Ebenezer Dunnam one jug 1.74
John Dunnam onejug 1.52
William Grice one pare cart wheels 1.50
John Dunnam one cart 10.00
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1770 - 1840 (~ 70 years)
