Person Info
- Name: Samuel Briggs TODD
- Sex: M
- Birth: 15 May 1793 in Lexington, Kentucky b
- Death: 3 Sep 1876 in Columbia, Missouri d
Parents:
- Father:
- Levi TODD
Birth: 4 Oct 1756 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Death: 1807 in Fayette Co, Kentucky
Mother:
- Jane BRIGGS
Birth: Jun 1761 in Lincoln Co, Kentucky
Death: Jul 1800 in Lexington, Kentucky
Family:
Marriage:
Children:
- Thomas TODD Birth: 1 Oct 1828
Death: 20 Dec 1828
- Mary Jean TODD Birth: 27 Jun 1830
Death: 26 Jun 1833
- Margaret Ann TODD Birth: 9 Jun 1832
Death: Columbia, Missouri
- Laura Jane TODD Birth: 15 Jun 1834
Death: 18 Jun 1902
Bibliography
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Helm, Emily Todd, "TODD Family, based on the manuscript of Emily Todd Helm", series of magazine articles in Kittochtinny Magazine, vol 1ff, 1905, p69-383 (with gaps). LDS FILM#0176612#1 (installments 1-3). Available at https://familysearch.org/search/film/008703194 images 6-55. Information from this source tagged as [Ref: Helm TODD p[0-9-]*].
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Johnson, Houston E., and Annette Gallaher Murphy, The TODD Family History, Annette Gallaher Murphy, 1982. LDS Film #1035667. Available at https://familysearch.org/search/film/007953850 images 4-48. Information from this source tagged as [Ref: Johnson TODD.*].
Sources for birth and parent Information
- date:
- [Ref: Helm TODD p264, Johnson TODD],
- place:
- [Ref: Helm TODD p264, Johnson TODD],
- parents:
- [Ref: Helm TODD p264, Johnson TODD]
Sources for death Information
- date:
- [Ref: Helm TODD p264],
- place:
- [Ref: Helm TODD p264]
Sources with Information about marriage to Caroline BARR
- date:
- [Ref: Johnson TODD]
- Nov 1827 [Ref: Helm TODD p264],
- child:
- [Ref: Helm TODD p265]
Research Notes:
Private in Captain Hart's company in the War of 1812, and was wounded and
taken prisoner by the British at the River Raisin. His wound was in the left
shoulder, the bullet passing downward five or six inches. The ball was
extracted on the field by his brother, Dr. John Todd. When the Indians were
killing and scalping the wounded on the battle ground they found that Mr. Todd
could walk and spared his life. The Indian women dressed his wounds with
great tenderness, and an old chief wanted the young Kentucky soldier to marry
his daughter. He was ransomed for twenty dollars by his brother, David Todd,
by whom he was brought across Lake Erie in a sleigh on the ice. Because of
his wound at the Raisin he was granted a pension. His account of his
captivity among the Indians, written for his family, was loaned to a relation
and was unfortunately lost. He was educated at Translyvania University and
was a student and literary man. For many years he lived at Columbia, MO. He
was appointed a Register of the Land Office at Fayette, MO, by President
Taylor, in 1849. In religion Mr. Todd and his wife were Presbyterians. He
was highly respected for his uprightness of character and faithfulness to
duty. He was over six feet in height, slender and erect, with black hair and
beautiful, black eyes. [Ref: Helm TODD p264]
Pedigree of Samuel Briggs TODD
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John Or James TODD
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John TODD
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Isabelle PARKER
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Robert TODD
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Isabelle BODLEY
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David TODD
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Ann SMITH
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Levi TODD
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Hannah OWEN
Samuel Briggs TODD
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Samuel BRIGGS
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Jane BRIGGS
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Sir Robert LOGAN
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Alexander LOGAN
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Jane KERR
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Patrick LOGAN
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James LOGAN
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Patrick HUME
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James HUME
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Sir Neil MONTGOMERIE
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Elizabeth MONTGOMERY
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Margaret MURE
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Isabel HUME
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James DUNDAS
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Bethia DUNDAS
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William MAULE
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Isabel MAULE
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Bethia GUTHRIE
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James LOGAN
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Sarah READ
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Sarah LOGAN
Descendants of Samuel Briggs TODD