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Mary Sampson (Dial)

Birthdate:
Birthplace: Robeson County, North Carolina, United States
Death: October 21, 1903 (69)
Robeson County, North Carolina, United States
Place of Burial: Lumberton, Robeson County, North Carolina, United States
Immediate Family:

Daughter of John Dial and Edith Dial
Wife of Rev. William Sampson
Mother of Lucy Ann Spaulding; Millie "Fannie" Francis Sampson; John Sampson; Henry Hammonds Sampson; Charity Oxendine and 10 others
Sister of Effie Ann Locklear; Harriet Amanda Paul Dial Sampson; James W. Paul; George F. Dial; William F Dial and 1 other

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Marey Sampson in 1900 United States Federal Census
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Immediate Family

About Mary Sampson

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Birth: Apr. 15, 1834 Robeson County North Carolina, USA

Death: Oct. 21, 1903 Robeson County North Carolina, USA

Mary was the daughter of Edith Paul. She married Rev. William Sampson about 1852, and they raised thirteen children together during their fifty years of marriage. Her younger sister, Amanda, married William's younger brother Edward.

Mary's youngest sister, Effy Ann Paul Locklear, is buried at the Christian (Locklear) Cemetery in Saddletree, NC, but Effy's birth year on her headstone should be closer to 1843 according to the 1850 Federal Census.

Several of their children became well respected and prominent citizens of Robeson County, North Carolina. Their son Everett Sampson was a charter member of Deep Branch Baptist Church, son Henry H. Sampson was a well respected Pembroke merchant, and son Rev. Oscar R. Sampson served as chairman of trustees of the Pembroke Indian Normal School (now University of North Carolina at Pembroke or UNC-P) and Sampson Hall at Pembroke State College (now UNC-P) was named in his honor in 1949, and son Willie Foster Sampson, Sr. was an educator and my great-great grandfather.

  • **NOTE: She adopted the Dial surname after her mother married John Dial in 1842. Her name is given as Mary Dial, Mary Paul, and Mary Sampson on the NC death certificates of her children.

Family links: 

Spouse:
  • William Sampson (1832 - 1909)*
Children:
  • Everett Sampson (1854 - 1925)*
  • Lucy Ann Sampson Spaulding (1855 - 1944)*
  • Fannie Francis Sampson Wilkins (1858 - 1918)*
  • John Sampson (1861 - 1932)*
  • Henry H. Sampson (1861 - 1927)*
  • Charity Sampson Oxendine (1862 - 1931)*
  • Oscar R. Sampson (1866 - 1928)*
  • Flora Ann Sampson Maynor (1872 - 1945)*
  • Willie Foster Sampson (1872 - 1956)*
  • James S. Sampson (1873 - 1949)*
  • Mary Delia Sampson Locklear (1876 - 1918)*
  • Ellen Sampson Jacobs (1883 - 1943)*
  • Robert O. Sampson (1887 - 1949)*
  • Calculated relationship

Inscription:

wife of Wm Sampson

A good wife and a devoted mother

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

Created by: melanie Record added: Jan 31, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 64993205


Find a Grave

Birth: Apr. 15, 1834 Robeson County North Carolina, USA

Death: Oct. 21, 1903 Robeson County North Carolina, USA

Mary was the daughter of John and Edith Paul Dial. She married Rev. William Sampson about 1852, and they raised thirteen children together during their fifty years of marriage. Her younger sister, Amanda Dial, married William's younger brother Edward Sampson.

Several of their children became well respected and prominent citizens of Robeson county, North Carolina. Their son Everett Sampson was a charter member of Deep Branch Baptist Church, son Henry H. Sampson was a well respected Pembroke merchant, and son Rev. Oscar R. Sampson served as chairman of trustees of the Pembroke Indian Normal School (now University of North Carolina at Pembroke or UNC-P) and Sampson Hall at Pembroke State College (now UNC-P) was named in his honor in 1949, and son Willie Foster Sampson, Sr. was a respected educator and my great-great grandfather.

Family links: 

Spouse:
  • William Sampson (1832 - 1909)*
Children:
  • Everett Sampson (1854 - 1925)*
  • Lucy Ann Sampson Spaulding (1855 - 1944)*
  • Fannie Francis Sampson Wilkins (1858 - 1918)*
  • John Sampson (1859 - 1932)*
  • Henry H. Sampson (1861 - 1927)*
  • Charity Sampson Oxendine (1862 - 1931)*
  • Oscar R. Sampson (1866 - 1928)*
  • Flora Ann Sampson Maynor (1872 - 1945)*
  • Willie Foster Sampson (1872 - 1956)*
  • James S. Sampson (1873 - 1949)*
  • Mary Delia Sampson Locklear (1876 - 1918)*
  • Ellen Sampson Jacobs (1883 - 1943)*
  • Robert Otis Sampson (1887 - 1949)*

Inscription:

A good wife and a devoted mother

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


Find a Grave

Birth: Apr. 15, 1834 Robeson County North Carolina, USA

Death: Oct. 21, 1903 Robeson County North Carolina, USA

Mary was the daughter of John and Edith Paul Dial. She married Rev. William Sampson about 1852, and they raised thirteen children together during their fifty years of marriage. Her younger sister, Amanda Dial, married William's younger brother Edward Sampson.

Several of their children became well respected and prominent citizens of Robeson county, North Carolina. Their son Everett Sampson was a charter member of Deep Branch Baptist Church, son Henry H. Sampson was a well respected Pembroke merchant, and son Rev. Oscar R. Sampson served as chairman of trustees of the Pembroke Indian Normal School (now University of North Carolina at Pembroke or UNC-P) and Sampson Hall at Pembroke State College (now UNC-P) was named in his honor in 1949, and son Willie Foster Sampson, Sr. was a respected educator and my great-great grandfather.

Family links: 

Spouse:
  • William Sampson (1832 - 1909)*
Children:
  • Everett Sampson (1854 - 1925)*
  • Lucy Ann Sampson Spaulding (1855 - 1944)*
  • Fannie Francis Sampson Wilkins (1858 - 1918)*
  • John Sampson (1859 - 1932)*
  • Henry H. Sampson (1861 - 1927)*
  • Charity Sampson Oxendine (1862 - 1931)*
  • Oscar R. Sampson (1866 - 1928)*
  • Flora Ann Sampson Maynor (1872 - 1945)*
  • Willie Foster Sampson (1872 - 1956)*
  • James S. Sampson (1873 - 1949)*
  • Mary Delia Sampson Locklear (1876 - 1918)*
  • Ellen Sampson Jacobs (1883 - 1943)*
  • Robert Otis Sampson (1887 - 1949)*

Inscription:

A good wife and a devoted mother

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


Find a Grave

Birth: Apr. 15, 1834 Robeson County North Carolina, USA

Death: Oct. 21, 1903 Robeson County North Carolina, USA

Mary was the daughter of John and Edith Paul Dial. She married Rev. William Sampson about 1852, and they raised thirteen children together during their fifty years of marriage. Her younger sister, Amanda Dial, married William's younger brother Edward Sampson.

Several of their children became well respected and prominent citizens of Robeson county, North Carolina. Their son Everett Sampson was a charter member of Deep Branch Baptist Church, son Henry H. Sampson was a well respected Pembroke merchant, and son Rev. Oscar R. Sampson served as chairman of trustees of the Pembroke Indian Normal School (now University of North Carolina at Pembroke or UNC-P) and Sampson Hall at Pembroke State College (now UNC-P) was named in his honor in 1949, and son Willie Foster Sampson, Sr. was a respected educator and my great-great grandfather.

Family links: 

Spouse:
  • William Sampson (1832 - 1909)*
Children:
  • Everett Sampson (1854 - 1925)*
  • Lucy Ann Sampson Spaulding (1855 - 1944)*
  • Fannie Francis Sampson Wilkins (1858 - 1918)*
  • John Sampson (1859 - 1932)*
  • Henry H. Sampson (1861 - 1927)*
  • Charity Sampson Oxendine (1862 - 1931)*
  • Oscar R. Sampson (1866 - 1928)*
  • Flora Ann Sampson Maynor (1872 - 1945)*
  • Willie Foster Sampson (1872 - 1956)*
  • James S. Sampson (1873 - 1949)*
  • Mary Delia Sampson Locklear (1876 - 1918)*
  • Ellen Sampson Jacobs (1883 - 1943)*
  • Robert Otis Sampson (1887 - 1949)*

Inscription:

A good wife and a devoted mother

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


Mary was the daughter of Edith Paul. She married Rev. William Sampson about 1852, and they raised thirteen children together during their fifty years of marriage. Her younger sister, Amanda, married William's younger brother Edward.

Mary's youngest sister, Effy Ann Paul Locklear, is buried at the Christian (Locklear) Cemetery in Saddletree, NC, but Effy's birth year on her headstone should be closer to 1843 according to the 1850 Federal Census.

Several of their children became well respected and prominent citizens of Robeson County, North Carolina. Their son Everett Sampson was a charter member of Deep Branch Baptist Church, son Henry H. Sampson was a well respected Pembroke merchant, and son Rev. Oscar R. Sampson served as chairman of trustees of the Pembroke Indian Normal School (now University of North Carolina at Pembroke or UNC-P) and Sampson Hall at Pembroke State College (now UNC-P) was named in his honor in 1949, and son Willie Foster Sampson, Sr. was an educator and my great-great grandfather.

  • **NOTE: She adopted the Dial surname after her mother married John Dial in 1842. Her name is given as Mary Dial, Mary Paul, and Mary Sampson on the NC death certificates of her children. Inscription:

wife of Wm Sampson

A good wife and a devoted mother

Mary was the daughter of Edith Paul. She married Rev. William Sampson about 1852, and they raised thirteen children together during their fifty years of marriage. Her younger sister, Amanda, married William's younger brother Edward.

Mary's youngest sister, Effy Ann Paul Locklear, is buried at the Christian (Locklear) Cemetery in Saddletree, NC, but Effy's birth year on her headstone should be closer to 1843 according to the 1850 Federal Census.

Several of their children became well respected and prominent citizens of Robeson County, North Carolina. Their son Everett Sampson was a charter member of Deep Branch Baptist Church, son Henry H. Sampson was a well respected Pembroke merchant, and son Rev. Oscar R. Sampson served as chairman of trustees of the Pembroke Indian Normal School (now University of North Carolina at Pembroke or UNC-P) and Sampson Hall at Pembroke State College (now UNC-P) was named in his honor in 1949, and son Willie Foster Sampson, Sr. was an educator and my great-great grandfather.

  • **NOTE: She adopted the Dial surname after her mother married John Dial in 1842. Her name is given as Mary Dial, Mary Paul, and Mary Sampson on the NC death certificates of her children. Inscription:

wife of Wm Sampson

A good wife and a devoted mother

Mary was the daughter of Edith Paul. She married Rev. William Sampson about 1852, and they raised thirteen children together during their fifty years of marriage. Her younger sister, Amanda, married William's younger brother Edward.

Mary's youngest sister, Effy Ann Paul Locklear, is buried at the Christian (Locklear) Cemetery in Saddletree, NC, but Effy's birth year on her headstone should be closer to 1843 according to the 1850 Federal Census.

Several of their children became well respected and prominent citizens of Robeson County, North Carolina. Their son Everett Sampson was a charter member of Deep Branch Baptist Church, son Henry H. Sampson was a well respected Pembroke merchant, and son Rev. Oscar R. Sampson served as chairman of trustees of the Pembroke Indian Normal School (now University of North Carolina at Pembroke or UNC-P) and Sampson Hall at Pembroke State College (now UNC-P) was named in his honor in 1949, and son Willie Foster Sampson, Sr. was an educator and my great-great grandfather.

  • **NOTE: She adopted the Dial surname after her mother married John Dial in 1842. Her name is given as Mary Dial, Mary Paul, and Mary Sampson on the NC death certificates of her children. Inscription:

wife of Wm Sampson

A good wife and a devoted mother

Mary was the daughter of Edith Paul. She married Rev. William Sampson about 1852, and they raised thirteen children together during their fifty years of marriage. Her younger sister, Amanda, married William's younger brother Edward.

Mary's youngest sister, Effy Ann Paul Locklear, is buried at the Christian (Locklear) Cemetery in Saddletree, NC, but Effy's birth year on her headstone should be closer to 1843 according to the 1850 Federal Census.

Several of their children became well respected and prominent citizens of Robeson County, North Carolina. Their son Everett Sampson was a charter member of Deep Branch Baptist Church, son Henry H. Sampson was a well respected Pembroke merchant, and son Rev. Oscar R. Sampson served as chairman of trustees of the Pembroke Indian Normal School (now University of North Carolina at Pembroke or UNC-P) and Sampson Hall at Pembroke State College (now UNC-P) was named in his honor in 1949, and son Willie Foster Sampson, Sr. was an educator and my great-great grandfather.

  • **NOTE: She adopted the Dial surname after her mother married John Dial in 1842. Her name is given as Mary Dial, Mary Paul, and Mary Sampson on the NC death certificates of her children. Inscription:

wife of Wm Sampson

A good wife and a devoted mother

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Mary Sampson's Timeline

1834
April 15, 1834
Birth of Mary Sampson
Robeson County, North Carolina, United States
1854
April 4, 1854
Birth of Everett Sampson
Robeson County, North Carolina, United States
1855
October 4, 1855
Birth of Lucy Ann Spaulding
Robeson County, North Carolina, United States
1855
Age 20
resided on 1855
Albany City, Ward 1, Albany, New York, United States
1858
April 20, 1858
Birth of Millie "Fannie" Francis Sampson
Robeson, North Carolina, United States
1859
January 24, 1859
Birth of John Sampson
Robeson, North Carolina, United States
1861
April 29, 1861
Birth of Henry Hammonds Sampson
Robeson County, North Carolina, United States
1862
August 2, 1862
Birth of Charity Oxendine
Robeson, North Carolina, United States
1866
January 17, 1866
Birth of Rev Oscar R Sampson
Pembroke, Robeson County, North Carolina, United States
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