Individual Details

Samuel Cowan

(23 Jul 1779 - 1837)

MILITARY: Samuel was a private with the East Tennessee Volunteers in the War of 1812. He served as a mounted gunman on expeditions in 1814 against hostile Creek Indians. His pay was $8.00 a month plus 40 cents a day for his horse.

Events

Birth23 Jul 1779Virginia
Birth23 Jul 1779Bedford, Bedford Co., Virginia
Marriage1800Tennessee - Sarah Margaret Keith
Residence1800Blount Co., Tennessee
Military30 Sep 1813East Tenneesee Volunteer Mounted Militia--Brown's Regiment
Military20 Jan 1814Brown's East Tenneessee Volunteer Mounted Gunmen - Kingston, Roane Co., Tenneessee
Residence1820Franklin Co., Tennessee
Census1830P. 42. 02210001-0000001, McNairy Co., Tennessee
Residence1830McNairy Co., Tennessee
Death1835Titus Co., Texas
Census1836State census, Tishomingo Co., Mississippi
Death1837Cookville, Titus Co., Texas

Families

SpouseSarah Margaret Keith (1778 - 1849)
ChildRiley Cowan (1803 - 1887)
ChildSamuel C. Cowan (1806 - 1885)
ChildWilliam F. Cowan (1810 - 1857)
ChildMargaret Cowan (1812 - 1884)
ChildEli Cowan (1820 - 1900)
ChildJohn Borden Cowan (1823 - 1898)
ChildStephen Anderpool Cowan (1825 - 1907)
ChildHarlin Cowan (1829 - )

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