Samuel McCulloch I

Ohio County,, Virginia, Abstracts, Book 2, Page 27, 08 August 1789: Samuel McCulloch and Agness, his wife, of Ohio County,, Virginia, sold to James MaCachan, of the same County, and State, for the sum of four hundred pounds, Land on the waters of Buffalo Creek of two hundred and ninety-five acres bounded by land of Joseph Ogle, Sprigg, Vanmeter, and Benj. Biggs. (Signed) Samuel McColloch, Agness McColloch. Wit: Joshua Hurd, Jno. P. Steel, Peter Fleming.

Ohio County,, Virginia, Abstracts, Book 2, Page 479, 05 May 1794: Samuel McColloch and Agnes, his wife, of Ohio County,, sold to Daniel Harris, of the same County,, for one hundred forty pounds, two hundred acres on the Ohio River. (signed) Samuel McColloch, Agnes McColloch. Wit: Stephen Jno. Francis, Andrew Archbold, Charles Hodges.

Ohio County,, Virginia, Abstracts, Book 4, Page 338, 09 November 1799: Samuel McColloch and Nancy, his wife, of Northwestern Territory, sold to Charles Wells of Brooke County,, Virginia, for one thousand two hundred dollars, two hundred acres on the River Bank, adjoining Joshua Hard and Daniel Harris. (signed) Samuel McColloch Wit: George Stricker, William Dement, Geo. Miller, Andrew Woods.

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There is some question as to weather Samuel had a first marriage to Agnes___.
Samuel McColloch @ wife Nancy of N. W. Territory 1799 Land Deed Book 4, Page 338.
According to "Draper Manuscript Collection," Pages: 82-276 entry from 17S82: Sam'l McColloch lost an arm in a hunting accident in 1791 near Gallipolis, Ohio. He was Commisary Sergeant in the War of 1812 serving under John Piatt of Cincinatti.
Page 276: "From an interview with Reverend George McColloch, born 01 May 1790. Resides near Zanesfield, Ohio (his place of origin), son of Samuel McColloch, who died November 1814, age 47, near Urbana when on a journey to Chillicothe, his home being in Logan County, on the Mad River.
In 1791, when on a hunting trip near Gallipolis, his gun accidently discharged and shattered his right arm - it was amputated. He was on many scouting parties at that period. No particulars. Served as commissary under John Piatt of Cincinatti in War 1812. He was two or three times chosen a member of the Ohio Legislature and attended at Chillicothe and had previously served as Sheriff of Ohio County, Virginia."
When Samuel died he sent all of his children to the home of their Uncle, John Boggs, on the Scioto, Ohio, and they were reared by him.