Samuel Buncombe McBrayer was the son of Andrew & Sarah Johnson McBrayer. He married Susan Barnes Dec. 31, 1845 in DeKalb Co., AL.
Southern Aegis:
May 15, 1890. Esq. Sam B. McBrayer was born Sept. 12, 1815, in Henderson County, North Carolina. He moved to St. Clair County, Ala., in early life, and settled in Beaver Valley, where he has resided ever since. Esq. McBrayer has been a very prominent member of the M. E. Church South for more than 40 years, having served as steward 20 years and as trustee all the remaining part of his time since joining the church. He has been a true democrat and served as Justice of the Peace and Township trustee.
Esq. McBrayer was married to his present wife Dec. 31, 1843. To them there have been born twelve children--five sons and seven daughters. Six of their children are living and have families of their own. Twenty-five "little prattlers" call Esq. McBrayer grandpa. Besides, there are four dead. What a throng there would have been had all his children lived to raise families.
Uncle Mc is in very good health for a man of 75, and bids fair to live some years to bless the church and community of which he is a member. So mote it be!
Excerpt from: By Murder, Accident & Natural Causes 1873 -1910 by Joe Whitten
The following children have not been linked on FAG:
William McBrayer b: ABT 1846 in Alabama
John Young McBrayer b: 06 OCT 1848 in St Clair Co., Alabama
Fletta McBrayer b: 1850 in Alabama
Andrew Pleasant McBrayer b: 10 MAY 1854 in Alabama
Mary Elizabeth McBrayer b: 1856 in Alabama
Eliza Lenora McBrayer b: 19 APR 1858 in St Clair Co., Alabama
Harriett Amanda McBrayer b: 08 FEB 1860 in Alabama
Margaret Ann McBrayer b: SEP 1863 in St Clair Co., Alabama
Sarah Ellen McBrayer b: 1864 in St Clair Co., Alabama
Southern Aegis:
May 15, 1890. Esq. Sam B. McBrayer was born Sept. 12, 1815, in Henderson County, North Carolina. He moved to St. Clair County, Ala., in early life, and settled in Beaver Valley, where he has resided ever since. Esq. McBrayer has been a very prominent member of the M. E. Church South for more than 40 years, having served as steward 20 years and as trustee all the remaining part of his time since joining the church. He has been a true democrat and served as Justice of the Peace and Township trustee.
Esq. McBrayer was married to his present wife Dec. 31, 1843. To them there have been born twelve children--five sons and seven daughters. Six of their children are living and have families of their own. Twenty-five "little prattlers" call Esq. McBrayer grandpa. Besides, there are four dead. What a throng there would have been had all his children lived to raise families.
Uncle Mc is in very good health for a man of 75, and bids fair to live some years to bless the church and community of which he is a member. So mote it be!
Excerpt from: By Murder, Accident & Natural Causes 1873 -1910 by Joe Whitten
The following children have not been linked on FAG:
William McBrayer b: ABT 1846 in Alabama
John Young McBrayer b: 06 OCT 1848 in St Clair Co., Alabama
Fletta McBrayer b: 1850 in Alabama
Andrew Pleasant McBrayer b: 10 MAY 1854 in Alabama
Mary Elizabeth McBrayer b: 1856 in Alabama
Eliza Lenora McBrayer b: 19 APR 1858 in St Clair Co., Alabama
Harriett Amanda McBrayer b: 08 FEB 1860 in Alabama
Margaret Ann McBrayer b: SEP 1863 in St Clair Co., Alabama
Sarah Ellen McBrayer b: 1864 in St Clair Co., Alabama
Samuel Buncombe McBrayer was the son of Andrew & Sarah Johnson McBrayer. He married Susan Barnes Dec. 31, 1845 in DeKalb Co., AL.
Southern Aegis:
May 15, 1890. Esq. Sam B. McBrayer was born Sept. 12, 1815, in Henderson County, North Carolina. He moved to St. Clair County, Ala., in early life, and settled in Beaver Valley, where he has resided ever since. Esq. McBrayer has been a very prominent member of the M. E. Church South for more than 40 years, having served as steward 20 years and as trustee all the remaining part of his time since joining the church. He has been a true democrat and served as Justice of the Peace and Township trustee.
Esq. McBrayer was married to his present wife Dec. 31, 1843. To them there have been born twelve children--five sons and seven daughters. Six of their children are living and have families of their own. Twenty-five "little prattlers" call Esq. McBrayer grandpa. Besides, there are four dead. What a throng there would have been had all his children lived to raise families.
Uncle Mc is in very good health for a man of 75, and bids fair to live some years to bless the church and community of which he is a member. So mote it be!
Excerpt from: By Murder, Accident & Natural Causes 1873 -1910 by Joe Whitten
The following children have not been linked on FAG:
William McBrayer b: ABT 1846 in Alabama
John Young McBrayer b: 06 OCT 1848 in St Clair Co., Alabama
Fletta McBrayer b: 1850 in Alabama
Andrew Pleasant McBrayer b: 10 MAY 1854 in Alabama
Mary Elizabeth McBrayer b: 1856 in Alabama
Eliza Lenora McBrayer b: 19 APR 1858 in St Clair Co., Alabama
Harriett Amanda McBrayer b: 08 FEB 1860 in Alabama
Margaret Ann McBrayer b: SEP 1863 in St Clair Co., Alabama
Sarah Ellen McBrayer b: 1864 in St Clair Co., Alabama
Southern Aegis:
May 15, 1890. Esq. Sam B. McBrayer was born Sept. 12, 1815, in Henderson County, North Carolina. He moved to St. Clair County, Ala., in early life, and settled in Beaver Valley, where he has resided ever since. Esq. McBrayer has been a very prominent member of the M. E. Church South for more than 40 years, having served as steward 20 years and as trustee all the remaining part of his time since joining the church. He has been a true democrat and served as Justice of the Peace and Township trustee.
Esq. McBrayer was married to his present wife Dec. 31, 1843. To them there have been born twelve children--five sons and seven daughters. Six of their children are living and have families of their own. Twenty-five "little prattlers" call Esq. McBrayer grandpa. Besides, there are four dead. What a throng there would have been had all his children lived to raise families.
Uncle Mc is in very good health for a man of 75, and bids fair to live some years to bless the church and community of which he is a member. So mote it be!
Excerpt from: By Murder, Accident & Natural Causes 1873 -1910 by Joe Whitten
The following children have not been linked on FAG:
William McBrayer b: ABT 1846 in Alabama
John Young McBrayer b: 06 OCT 1848 in St Clair Co., Alabama
Fletta McBrayer b: 1850 in Alabama
Andrew Pleasant McBrayer b: 10 MAY 1854 in Alabama
Mary Elizabeth McBrayer b: 1856 in Alabama
Eliza Lenora McBrayer b: 19 APR 1858 in St Clair Co., Alabama
Harriett Amanda McBrayer b: 08 FEB 1860 in Alabama
Margaret Ann McBrayer b: SEP 1863 in St Clair Co., Alabama
Sarah Ellen McBrayer b: 1864 in St Clair Co., Alabama
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