Son of Edward Slaughter and Catharine Cronk

Married Annie Elizabeth Huey, 4 Jun 1850, Florence, Douglas, Nebraska

Children - Emma Jane Slaughter, Edward Huey Slaughter, Samuel Charles Slaughter, Clara Elizabeth Slaughter, William Henry Slaughter, Catherine May Slaughter, Robert Slaughter, Edith Ellen Slaughter, Sarah Slaughter, Annie Slaughter, Evelyn Slaughter, John Leroy Slaughter, Walter Slaughter

Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel, 1847–1868

Slaughter, Samuel Nathaniel

Birth Date: 16 Oct. 1840
Death Date: 21 Jan. 1925
Gender: Male
Age: 20 at time of crossing
Company: William Budge Company (1860)
Departure: 20 July 1860
Arrival: 5 October 1860

Company Information:
400 individuals and 55 wagons were in the company when it began its journey from the outfitting post at Florence, Nebraska (now Omaha).

Family that traveled with him:

Slaughter, Anne Elizabeth Huey (16) wife
Huey, Clara Wilhelmina Thomas Hayes (37) mother in law
Huey, Ellen Josephine (2) sister in law
Huey, John Charles Patrick (10) brother in law
Huey, Leonard J. (5) brother in law
Huey, Mary Jane (12) sister in law
Huey, Walter Edwin (1) brother in law

Pioneer Information: He came with his wife from South Africa.

Funeral Services For Utah Pioneer To Be Held Sunday

Funeral services for Samuel N. Slaughter, 85, pioneer and early settler in southern Utah, who died at the family home, 1724 Fifth East street, Thursday, will be held at the Joseph William Taylor mortuary chapel Sunday, Jan. 24, at 3:30 p.m. The body may be viewed at the chapel prior to the services. The body will be taken to Beaver for addition services and interment Monday.
Mr. Slaughter was born at Utenhage, South Africa, Oct. 16, 1840, and migrated to Salt Lake at the age of 20, crossing the plains with Captain Johnson's company. For nine years he worked in Salt Lake as a tanner and currier, and then moved to Beaver to take charge of a tannery there.
In 1880 he was elected assessor and collector of Beaver county and held the office nearly 12 years. For 11 years he was postmaster and conducted a mercantile business at Frisco, Utah. Then he returned to Salt Lake.
Mr. Slaughter was a member of the high priests quorum for many years. He was universally respected where known.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Annie E. Slaughter, five sons, seven daughters, 39 grandchildren, 56 great-grandchildren, two great-great-grandchildren, and two sisters, Mrs. Martha A. Stanfield, Santa Monica, Calif., and Mrs. Sarah Bee, Oakland Calif.
published in Deseret News - January 23, 1926