Annah Sampson

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Birth: Apr. 17, 1880 Robeson County North Carolina, USA

Death: May 21, 1943 Robeson County North Carolina, USA

Annah was the second wife of Everett Sampson.

The following was taken from the May 21, 1943 edition of THE ROBESONIAN:

Mrs. Anna Sampson, about 65, widow of the late Everett Sampson, one of the best known Indians in Robeson county, died early today at her home in Back Swamp township, on Lumberton, R. 4. after an illness of about a month.

Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 3 p.m. from Deep Branch church, with burial in Deep Branch cemetery.

Surviving are six daughters, Mmes J. W. Smith, W. R. Sampson, Harley Hunt, H. T. Hunt, Samuel Freeman, and Lester Graham; two sons, Luther Hilburn Sampson and Bernice Sampson; and 14 stepchildren by her husband's previous marriage.

Family links:

Spouse:

• Everett Sampson (1854 - 1925)

Children:

• Hattie Sampson Sampson (1901 - 1957)*
• Julia Sampson (1902 - 1902)*
• Josephine Sampson Hunt (1904 - 1973)*
• Sadie Sampson Hunt (1905 - 2005)*
• Vernon Sampson Freeman (1907 - 1981)*
• Luther H. Sampson (1909 - 1972)*
• Burnice Sampson (1913 - 1947)*
• Grace Sampson (1914 - 1946)*

Inscription:

There are no partings in Heaven

Burial: Deep Branch Church Cemetery Lumberton Robeson County North Carolina, USA

Birth: Apr. 17, 1880 Robeson County North Carolina, USA

Death: May 21, 1943 Robeson County North Carolina, USA

Annah was the second wife of Everett Sampson.

The following was taken from the May 21, 1943 edition of THE ROBESONIAN:

Mrs. Anna Sampson, about 65, widow of the late Everett Sampson, one of the best known Indians in Robeson county, died early today at her home in Back Swamp township, on Lumberton, R. 4. after an illness of about a month.

Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 3 p.m. from Deep Branch church, with burial in Deep Branch cemetery.

Surviving are six daughters, Mmes J. W. Smith, W. R. Sampson, Harley Hunt, H. T. Hunt, Samuel Freeman, and Lester Graham; two sons, Luther Hilburn Sampson and Bernice Sampson; and 14 stepchildren by her husband's previous marriage.

Family links:

Spouse:

• Everett Sampson (1854 - 1925)

Children:

• Hattie Sampson Sampson (1901 - 1957)*
• Julia Sampson (1902 - 1902)*
• Josephine Sampson Hunt (1904 - 1973)*
• Sadie Sampson Hunt (1905 - 2005)*
• Vernon Sampson Freeman (1907 - 1981)*
• Luther H. Sampson (1909 - 1972)*
• Burnice Sampson (1913 - 1947)*
• Grace Sampson (1914 - 1946)*

Inscription:

There are no partings in Heaven

Burial: Deep Branch Church Cemetery Lumberton Robeson County North Carolina, USA

The following was taken from the May 21, 1943 edition of THE ROBESONIAN:

Mrs. Anna Sampson, about 65, widow of the late Everett Sampson, one of the best known Indians in Robeson county, died early today at her home in Back Swamp township, on Lumberton, R. 4. after an illness of about a month.

Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 3 p.m. from Deep Branch church, with burial in Deep Branch cemetery.

Surviving are six daughters, Mmes J. W. Smith, W. R. Sampson, Harley Hunt, H. T. Hunt, Samuel Freeman, and Lester Graham; two sons, Luther Hilburn Sampson and Bernice Sampson; and 14 stepchildren by her husband's previous marriage. Inscription:

There are no partings in Heaven

• Updated from Find A Grave Memorial via Everett Sampson by SmartCopy: Mar 21 2015, 3:36:07 UTC

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Annah was the daughter of Timothy and Annie Dial Locklear. She was the second wife of Everett Sampson. Her brother, William M. Locklear, married Everett's sister, Mary Delia.

The following was taken from the May 21, 1943 edition of THE ROBESONIAN:

Mrs. Anna Sampson, about 65, widow of the late Everett Sampson, one of the best known Indians in Robeson county, died early today at her home in Back Swamp township, on Lumberton, R. 4. after an illness of about a month.

Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 3 p.m. from Deep Branch church, with burial in Deep Branch cemetery.

Surviving are six daughters, Mmes J. W. Smith, W. R. Sampson, Harley Hunt, H. T. Hunt, Samuel Freeman, and Lester Graham; two sons, Luther Hilburn Sampson and Bernice Sampson; and 14 stepchildren by her husband's previous marriage. Inscription:

There are no partings in Heaven

• Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Mar 23 2016, 17:50:51 UTC

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Annah was the daughter of Timothy and Annie Dial Locklear. She was the second wife of Everett Sampson. Her brother, William M. Locklear, married Everett's sister, Mary Delia.

The following was taken from the May 21, 1943 edition of THE ROBESONIAN:

Mrs. Anna Sampson, about 65, widow of the late Everett Sampson, one of the best known Indians in Robeson county, died early today at her home in Back Swamp township, on Lumberton, R. 4. after an illness of about a month.

Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 3 p.m. from Deep Branch church, with burial in Deep Branch cemetery.

Surviving are six daughters, Mmes J. W. Smith, W. R. Sampson, Harley Hunt, H. T. Hunt, Samuel Freeman, and Lester Graham; two sons, Luther Hilburn Sampson and Bernice Sampson; and 14 stepchildren by her husband's previous marriage. Inscription:

There are no partings in Heaven

• Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Feb 25 2017, 17:23:16 UTC