Col. Samuel Porter Ashe

Col Samuel Ashe BIRTH 1 Feb 1763 USA DEATH 3 Nov 1835 (aged 72) North Carolina, USA BURIAL Ashe Cemetery Rocky Point, Pender County, North Carolina, USA MEMORIAL ID 24868955 · View Source

MEMORIAL PHOTOS 4 FLOWERS 5 Nov. 6, 1835 Charlotte Journal DIED, at his residence, in the vicinity of Fayetteville, on Tuesday, the 2nd inst., COL. SAMUEL ASHE, aged 74 years. COL. ASHE, at the age of 20, joined the Revoluntionary Standard of his country: he received a Lieutenant's commission and remained with the American Army at the city of Charleston, until it was forced to capitulate, at which period he was made a prisoner and continued so for some time. 2nd youngest son of Gov. Samuel Ashe and Mary Porter.

Family Members Parents Photo Samuel Ashe 1725–1813

Photo Mary Porter Ashe 1732–1767

Spouse Photo Elizabeth Haywood Shepperd Ashe 1772–1854

Siblings Photo John Baptista Ashe 1748–1802

Photo John Baptista Ashe 1748–1802

Photo William Cincinnatus Ashe 1765–1781

Half Siblings Photo Thomas Jones Ashe 1770–1795

Children Photo Mary Porter Ashe Moses 1807–1853

Photo Elizabeth Shepperd Ashe Holmes 1809–1838

Photo Samuel Swann Ashe 1811–1830

Photo William Shepperd Ashe 1813–1862

Photo Thomas Henry Ashe 1815–1859

Photo Shepperd Montfort Ashe 1816–1885

Photo Richard Porter Ashe 1823–1871

Photo Sarah Grove Ashe Hall 1824–1901

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GEDCOM Note

Was placed on the pension roll, 1826, for service of lieutenant, First Regiment, North Carolina Line. . and the man for whom the city and county Ashe was named. He was a half-brother of Thomas Jones Ashe. He was younger brother of John Baptista Ashe

Burial record at St. John's Episcopal Church in Fayetteville, NC, has "Col. Samuel Ashe" buried on November 1, 1835.

Original Church Records, image 97 (p.58 of the text)