Samuel Selby was married to Rebecca (Cole) Selby. They married 5 August 1824, Fairfield, Ohio. (Ohio, County Marriage Records, 1774-1993).
Samuel and Rebecca were listed on the 1840 Federal Census living in Greenfield, Lagrange, Indiana. Both he and his wife are listed between 30-40 years of age. There are seven people in the household, presumably Samuel and Rebecca with five children (three sons, two young daughters, one under 5, born 1835-1840; the other 5-10, born 1830-1835.).
Samuel and Rebecca were listed on the 1850 Federal Census, Greenfield, Lagrange, Indiana. He was 46 years old, a farmer with $5500 in real estate, with sons, Thomas, born about 1830, Ohio, Milton, born about 1834, Ohio, and George, born about 1839, Indiana. They show one daughter, Lorretta, born about 1844, Indiana. The two younger daughters shown on the 1840 census are not shown.
Samuel and Rebecca were listed on the 1860 Federal Census, Greenfield, Lagrange, Indiana. Samuel was 56 years, old, a farmer, with more than $10,000 in real estate. Living with them is their 16 year old daughter, Loretta.
An 1865 tax record, shows he was taxed $1.00 for a carriage in Lima, Lagrange, Indiana. He is believed to have died about 1867 in Lagrange County, Indiana.
He was likely buried in this cemetery. Per Mary Lou Pfenning (#47440833), when the cemetery book was published there was an unreadable marker next to Rebecca's.
Samuel and Rebecca were listed on the 1840 Federal Census living in Greenfield, Lagrange, Indiana. Both he and his wife are listed between 30-40 years of age. There are seven people in the household, presumably Samuel and Rebecca with five children (three sons, two young daughters, one under 5, born 1835-1840; the other 5-10, born 1830-1835.).
Samuel and Rebecca were listed on the 1850 Federal Census, Greenfield, Lagrange, Indiana. He was 46 years old, a farmer with $5500 in real estate, with sons, Thomas, born about 1830, Ohio, Milton, born about 1834, Ohio, and George, born about 1839, Indiana. They show one daughter, Lorretta, born about 1844, Indiana. The two younger daughters shown on the 1840 census are not shown.
Samuel and Rebecca were listed on the 1860 Federal Census, Greenfield, Lagrange, Indiana. Samuel was 56 years, old, a farmer, with more than $10,000 in real estate. Living with them is their 16 year old daughter, Loretta.
An 1865 tax record, shows he was taxed $1.00 for a carriage in Lima, Lagrange, Indiana. He is believed to have died about 1867 in Lagrange County, Indiana.
He was likely buried in this cemetery. Per Mary Lou Pfenning (#47440833), when the cemetery book was published there was an unreadable marker next to Rebecca's.
Samuel Selby was married to Rebecca (Cole) Selby. They married 5 August 1824, Fairfield, Ohio. (Ohio, County Marriage Records, 1774-1993).
Samuel and Rebecca were listed on the 1840 Federal Census living in Greenfield, Lagrange, Indiana. Both he and his wife are listed between 30-40 years of age. There are seven people in the household, presumably Samuel and Rebecca with five children (three sons, two young daughters, one under 5, born 1835-1840; the other 5-10, born 1830-1835.).
Samuel and Rebecca were listed on the 1850 Federal Census, Greenfield, Lagrange, Indiana. He was 46 years old, a farmer with $5500 in real estate, with sons, Thomas, born about 1830, Ohio, Milton, born about 1834, Ohio, and George, born about 1839, Indiana. They show one daughter, Lorretta, born about 1844, Indiana. The two younger daughters shown on the 1840 census are not shown.
Samuel and Rebecca were listed on the 1860 Federal Census, Greenfield, Lagrange, Indiana. Samuel was 56 years, old, a farmer, with more than $10,000 in real estate. Living with them is their 16 year old daughter, Loretta.
An 1865 tax record, shows he was taxed $1.00 for a carriage in Lima, Lagrange, Indiana. He is believed to have died about 1867 in Lagrange County, Indiana.
He was likely buried in this cemetery. Per Mary Lou Pfenning (#47440833), when the cemetery book was published there was an unreadable marker next to Rebecca's.
Samuel and Rebecca were listed on the 1840 Federal Census living in Greenfield, Lagrange, Indiana. Both he and his wife are listed between 30-40 years of age. There are seven people in the household, presumably Samuel and Rebecca with five children (three sons, two young daughters, one under 5, born 1835-1840; the other 5-10, born 1830-1835.).
Samuel and Rebecca were listed on the 1850 Federal Census, Greenfield, Lagrange, Indiana. He was 46 years old, a farmer with $5500 in real estate, with sons, Thomas, born about 1830, Ohio, Milton, born about 1834, Ohio, and George, born about 1839, Indiana. They show one daughter, Lorretta, born about 1844, Indiana. The two younger daughters shown on the 1840 census are not shown.
Samuel and Rebecca were listed on the 1860 Federal Census, Greenfield, Lagrange, Indiana. Samuel was 56 years, old, a farmer, with more than $10,000 in real estate. Living with them is their 16 year old daughter, Loretta.
An 1865 tax record, shows he was taxed $1.00 for a carriage in Lima, Lagrange, Indiana. He is believed to have died about 1867 in Lagrange County, Indiana.
He was likely buried in this cemetery. Per Mary Lou Pfenning (#47440833), when the cemetery book was published there was an unreadable marker next to Rebecca's.
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