Samuel Swayze Esq
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Samuel Swayze Esq (1689 - 1759)

Judge Samuel Swayze Esq
Born in Southold, Long Island, New Yorkmap
Ancestors ancestors
Husband of — married 14 Feb 1710 in Southhold, Suffolk, New Yorkmap
Husband of — married 20 Apr 1747 in Southfold, Long Island, NYmap
Descendants descendants
Died at age 70 in Roxbury, Morris, New Jerseymap
Profile last modified | Created 20 Jan 2011
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Biography

Judge Samuel Swayze was the father of Reverend Samuel Swayze and Richard Swayze who led their families and a number of the members of the Congregational Church in New Jersey to settle near Natchez, Mississippi in British West Florida in 1773. They became known as the Jersey Settlers.

"Samuel Swayze, great grandson of John Swayze, sr., was born on 1 jul 1689. He was at Southhold Long Island and then moved to Roxberry Twp., Morris County, New Jersey, in 1737. He married firstly Penelope _____ and secondly Susannah Huntingdon. Samuel was a large landowner and willed nearly 1000 acres to his children [1]

Tombstone Inscription:

Here lies the body of Samuel Swayze, Esqr., who was born in Southold, Long Island, March 20, 1689, and removed from thence to Roxbury, May 17, 1737, where he continued to reside until he departed this life May 11, 1759, aged 70 years 1 month and 11 days.


Sources

  1. R. Robert Mutrie,’The Yeager Family Album (Simcoe: Second Avenue Printing Ltd., 1989, 292; citng Annals of the Forty, published by the Grimsby Historical Society [which Murtrie notes requires further research.
  • Abstract of Will (see image)
  • Seventeenth Century Colonial Ancestors, Vol. I ,Ancestors , page 245
  • Swayze Genealogy , p 9




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Joyce, A Henry Sweazy/Swayze has been attached as a son of Sweezey-81 who will be merged with Reverend Samuel Swayze, the son of the above Judge Samuel Swayze, who took his parishioners to settle in Mississippi / British West Florida. Numerous family trees on Ancestry show Henry as a son of Reverend Samuel Swayze, but the family histories of the Swayze family do not list a son, Henry, for him and Henry was not attached as his son on his Wikitree profile.

Do you have any idea if Henry Sweazy / Swayze could have been a son of Reverend Samuel or whose son Henry might have been?

posted by J. West
edited by J. West
No. I know nothing about a Henry.
posted by Joyce (Rosnel) Weaver
Swayze-422 and Swayze-11 appear to represent the same person because: Names, dates, spouse, etc. are the same.
posted by Robert Baber
Swayze-280 and Swayze-11 appear to represent the same person because: same birth day, spouse. other simarites
posted by Dana Burns
This looks to be the original profile. There are 3 merges pending for this profile.
posted by [Living Lockhart]

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