Pvt. Samuel Bellamy McQueen, (CSA) - Who was Samuel B. McQueen's mother?

Samuel B. McQueen's father is William J McQueen William's first wife Judith McQueen did not die until 1830. Samuel was born in 1826.

It is not likely that he is the son of William's second wife Susannah Graham

Furthermore, if Susannah WAS his mother, that means that Samuel married his first cousin Margaret F McQueen Though those things have happened, it seems more likely that he might have married a niece of his step-mother.

Thoughts? I think he needs connecting to Judith Hardwick no matter what Find a Grave says - https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/9689380/samuel-b-mcqueen. It could just be a bad write up that needs to be corrected:

Born to William J McQueen & Susannah Graham. Came to Texas in the early 1870's. Brother to Daniel McQueen, memorial 48567124.

Obit from the Cameron Herald Feb 5, 1914--Samuel B McQueen one of the oldest settlers in Milam County died at the home of his son, Joe B McQueen, in the Sharp Community on Tuesday January 6, 1914. Decendent was born in Marion City, South Carolina on August 15, 1826, and at the time of his death was in his eighty-fourth year. He came to Texas and Milam County with his family in 1871 and has since made this county his home: He is survived by six children, viz: Mrs Mary Moody of Cameron, Henry McQueen of Davilla, Ruth McQueen of Salado, Ranchler McQueen out west, and Dawkin and Joe B McQueen of Sharp.

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Served in Manigault's Battalion, South Carolina Artillery, alongside his brother Cornelius. Assignments for both; Battle Unit Note - 18 Batt'n S. C. Art'y, War Side Note - Alston's Batt'n S. C. Ar'u, Rank In Note - South Carolina Siege Train.