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Aug 10, 2021 · Judge Samuel Haycraft, pioneer and farmer, was born September 11, 1752, in Virginia, and was the son of James Haycraft, an English sailor, who belonged to the British navy. His father’s ship touched some American harbor, probably on the coast of Virginia, about 1740, and for some cause, he remained in this country.
Mar 9, 2023 · HAYCRAFT, JUDGE SAMUEL, Pioneer and Farmer, was born September 11, 1752, in Virginia, and was the son of James Haycraft, an English sailor, who belonged to the British navy.
- Margaret Haycraft
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a Kentucky lawyer and state senator named Samuel Haycraft. Haycraft was a distant acquaintance of Lincoln's father, a die hard Unionist (he would suffer at the hands of pro-Confederate guerrillas during the war), and a staunch Lincoln supporter.5 He hailed from Elizabethtown, not far from Lincoln's birthplace at
Jul 15, 2016 · The following spring, on 18 April 1803, "the Hon. Stephen Ormsby, circuit judge, and the Hon. Samuel Haycraft, and William Mumford, assistant judges, organized the first circuit court in Elizabethtown."
Feb 28, 2018 · I share with you today a short biography of Samuel Haycraft, a very early citizen of Hardin County, who wrote a history of the county in 1869, which was published by the Woman’s Club of Elizabethtown in 1921.
He was clerk of the county and circuit courts, practised law, and represented his district in the State senate. Mr. Haycraft joined Severn's Valley Baptist church, the oldest congregation in the Mississippi Valley, in early manhood.
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Samuel Haycraft Sr. was the first miller in Hardin Co. KY. Employed young Thomas Lincoln (later father of Abraham Lincoln) as a carpenter to help build a mill. Sam Haycraft also served, at various times, as county sheriff, judge, and state legislator.
