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| name = Samuel Moore Echols
| name = Samuel Moore Echols
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| born = Circa 1781 (Virginia)
| born = Circa 1781 (Halifax County, Virginia)
| died = June 29, 1864
| died = June 29, 1864 (Madison County, Illinois)
| parents = [[John Echols (born 1736)]] and [[Lucy Annah (Moore) Echols]]
| parents = [[John Echols (born 1736)]] and [[Lucy Annah (Moore) Echols]]
| spouse = [[Jane M. (Holloway) Echols]]
| spouse = [[Jane M. (Holloway) Echols]]

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Samuel Moore Echols
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Born Circa 1781 (Halifax County, Virginia)
Died June 29, 1864 (Madison County, Illinois)
Parents John Echols (born 1736) and Lucy Annah (Moore) Echols
Spouse Jane M. (Holloway) Echols
Children John Washington Echols, ...



Summary

Samuel Moore Echols, the son of John Echols, moved from Virginia to Northern Alabama (John Echols (born 1736)#Virginia to Alabama) along with father, mother, and siblings.

He may also be listed in the 1830 Federal Census, Alabama under the same "Sam M. Echols" in Morgan County, Alabama.

Note that the 1850 federal census has an implied birth of 1781; however, findagrave lists a birth at 1816. If he had been born in 1816, then his father would have been 80 so I find this unlikely. In addition, the census lists his wife's birth year as 1783.

Timeline

Date Event
Circa 1781 Born in Virginia (1850 Federal Census, Alabama)
May 16, 1864 Captured in Resaca, Georgia as a PVT, Co. B, 29th Alabama (per tombstone)
June 29, 1864 Died as a result of Typhoid Malaria (per tombstone)

Tombstone

Samuel's tombstone, in the Confederate Cemetary of Alton, Madison County, Illinois, is inscribed with the following:


Echols, Samuel

PVT, Co. B, 29th Alabama

Captured; 05/16/64, Resaca, Georgia

d. 06/29/64 Typho Malaria

Buried; State Ground


Source: findagrave