Samuel Dennis Taber

Person ID: I794
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Name Samuel Dennis Taber Born 19 Apr 1798 Tiverton, Newport, Rhode Island, United States [1, 2, 3]
- The History of Marshall County states that Samuel Dennis Taber and his wife Jane Pope were both born in New York.
Christened Plymouth, Marshall, Indiana, United States - as a Presbyterian
Gender Male Died 22 Apr 1864 Taber Homestead, Plymouth, Marshall, Indiana, United States [3, 4]
- at 10:00 p.m.
Buried Aft 22 Apr 1864 Tabor Cemetery, Plymouth, Marshall, Indiana, United States [5, 6]
Siblings + 1. Samuel Dennis Taber (current person), b. 19 Apr 1798, Tiverton, Newport, Rhode Island, United States , d. 22 Apr 1864, Taber Homestead, Plymouth, Marshall, Indiana, United States
(Age 66 years)
+ 2. Cyrus Taber, b. 19 Jan 1800, Tiverton, Newport, Rhode Island, United States , d. 13 Apr 1855, Logansport, Cass, Indiana, United States
(Age 55 years)
+ 3. Lucy Taber, b. 5 Apr 1804, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States , d. 1860 (Age 55 years)
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Parents
Father Paul Jones Taber, b. 3 Dec 1774, Tiverton, Newport, Rhode Island, United States , d. 25 Dec 1826, Fort Wayne, Allen, Indiana, United States
(Age 52 years)
Mother Lucy Brown, b. Abt 1777, Tiverton, Newport, Rhode Island, United States , d. Bef 1819 (Age < 41 years)
Married 21 Oct 1797 Tiverton, Newport, Rhode Island, United States -
Family
Wife Jane Pope, b. 7 Mar 1806, New York, United States , d. 10 May 1878, Marshall, Indiana, United States
(Age 72 years)
Married 1 Jul 1830 [2, 3] Children + 1. Cyrus Taber, b. 26 Jun 1833, Plymouth, Marshall, Indiana, United States , d. 26 Dec 1877, Marshall, Indiana, United States
(Age 44 years)
+ 2. Mary Ann Taber, b. 10 Jul 1835, Plymouth, Marshall, Indiana, United States , d. 1911, Marshall, Indiana, United States
(Age 75 years)
3. Thomas Jefferson Taber, b. 13 Nov 1837, Plymouth, Marshall, Indiana, United States , d. 18 May 1839, Plymouth, Marshall, Indiana, United States
(Age 1 years)
+ 4. Henry Clay Taber, b. 13 Apr 1840, Center Township, Marshall, Indiana, United States , d. 6 Jan 1906 (Age 65 years)
5. Sarah Frances Taber, b. 18 May 1842, Plymouth, Marshall, Indiana, United States , d. 6 Nov 1848 (Age 6 years)
6. Oliver Perry Taber, b. 7 Mar 1844, Plymouth, Marshall, Indiana, United States , d. 12 Dec 1869, Marshall, Indiana, United States
(Age 25 years)
7. Lucyette Taber, b. 24 Jul 1846, Plymouth, Marshall, Indiana, United States , d. 17 Apr 1877 (Age 30 years)
8. William Paul Taber, b. 18 Jul 1848, Plymouth, Marshall, Indiana, United States , d. 8 Sep 1866 (Age 18 years)
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Other Personal Events
Ω Residence Witness 1820 Fort Wayne, Allen, Indiana, United States - Witness Role: Principal Paul Jones TABER
Ω Land Seller 1828 - Witness Role: Principal Thomas W. SWINNEY
Residence 1833 Marshall, Indiana, United States [3, 7]
- among the first settlers of this county
Witness Role: Spouse Jane POPE - According to The History of Marshall County:
Samuel Dennis Taber and his wife Jane Pope Taber moved to Pennsylvania, then to Ohio, and then to Indiana. They first settled in Allen County Indiana, moving to Marshall County in 1833.
The indians ceded a one mile wide section of land through what is now Marshall County to enable whites to establish the Michigan road. Mr. Taber worked on this road at the time of its construction.
The Tabers lived two miles south of Plymouth, on the Michigan road. Mr. Taber kept a tavern which he called Pashpo, in honor of an Indian chief by that name who lived in the vicinity.
Occupation Est 1840 Marshall, Indiana, United States [8]
innkeeer - He owned the first hotel, which would more properly be called a tavern. Timing of this is uncertain. The 1840 census showed him to be engaged in agriculture
Census 1 Jun 1840 Marshall, Indiana, United States [9]
- Samuel Dennis Taber household (count includes him):
Male under 5: 1 - ?
Male 5-10: 1 - son Cyrus Taber
Male 10-15: 1 - ?
Male 40-50: 1 - HOH Samuel Dennis Taber
Female 5-10: 1 - daughter Mary Ann Taber
Female 30-40: 2 - Wife Jane Taber + ?
Who is the other woman and the other child? A relative of Samuel or Jane most likely - a widowed sister and her son perhaps
Occupation 1850 Marshall, Indiana, United States [10]
farmer Census 1 Jun 1850 Marshall, Indiana, United States [10]
- Witness Role: head of household Samuel Dennis TABER
Witness Role: wife Jane POPE
Witness Role: son Cyrus TABER
Witness Role: daughter Mary Ann TABER
Witness Role: son Henry Clay TABER
Witness Role: son Oliver Perry TABER
Witness Role: daughter Lucyette TABER
Witness Role: son William Paul TABER
Ω Census Principal 1 Jun 1850 - Witness Role: Principal Samuel Dennis TABER
Census 1 Jun 1860 Center Township, Marshall, Indiana, United States [1]
- Witness Role: head of household Samuel Dennis TABER
Witness Role: wife Jane POPE
Witness Role: son Henry Clay TABER
Witness Role: son Oliver Perry TABER
Witness Role: daughter Lucyette TABER
Witness Role: son William Paul TABER
Ω Census Principal 1 Jun 1860 - Witness Role: Principal Samuel Dennis TABER
Anecdote Est 1863 Colorado nearly killed him. - From a Marshall County newspaper of the time: "Samuel Dennis Taber, who recently went to Colorado, in hopes of benefitting his declining health, arrived home Monday night. The light atmosphere of Colorado almost suffocated him and his physician advised him to return home at once."
Attributes Justice of the Peace, Whig then Republican, Presbyterian [5] - From History of Marshall County:
He was a justice of the peace and one of the early county judges, having for many years been prominently known as Judge Taber. He was first a Whig and later a Republican in his political affiliations, and both he and his wife were
Presbyterians, although during the later years of her life she was a
member of the Advent church.
Family Search ID KD9X-4N7 Probate 23 May 1864 Plymouth, Marshall, Indiana, United States [4]
- with George Deacon and Israel Roberts providing the required $4000 bond. After final settlement, each of his seven heirs received $126.50, while his wife received $79.51 in addition to the $300 in household property she had already received
EXCEEDINGLY detailed inventory, provided the day after he died. Seems like his death had been expected due to poor health, and his family had been able to be prepared for it, even in a nation at war.
Witness Role: Witness Cyrus TABER
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Photos gravestones\TABER Samuel Dennis d1864
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Event Map
Born - 19 Apr 1798 - Tiverton, Newport, Rhode Island, United States Christened - - Plymouth, Marshall, Indiana, United States Ω Residence Witness - 1820 - Fort Wayne, Allen, Indiana, United States Residence - 1833 - Marshall, Indiana, United States Occupation - Est 1840 - Marshall, Indiana, United States Census - 1 Jun 1840 - Marshall, Indiana, United States Occupation - 1850 - Marshall, Indiana, United States Census - 1 Jun 1850 - Marshall, Indiana, United States Census - 1 Jun 1860 - Center Township, Marshall, Indiana, United States Died - 22 Apr 1864 - Taber Homestead, Plymouth, Marshall, Indiana, United States Buried - Aft 22 Apr 1864 - Tabor Cemetery, Plymouth, Marshall, Indiana, United States Probate - 23 May 1864 - Plymouth, Marshall, Indiana, United States = Link to Google Earth
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Source Citations
- [S697] United States, Bureau of the Census, "1860 US Census, Indiana, Marshall County, Center Township, p.50", (1 June 1860), FamilySearch Family History Library (https://familysearch.org: accessed 3 December 2018)..
- [S821] Rosemary Listenberger, "Transcribed Records from Bibles in Plymouth Historical Museum: Samuel Dennis Taber and Herman Taber", Plymouth, Marshall County, IN, (circa 1973), copy in possession of Leslie Price..
- [S830] Daniel McDonald, "Henry Clay Taber, p446-449," in A Twentieth Century History of Marshall County, Indiana, (Chicago, IL: The Lewis Publishing Company, 1908), Internet Archive (http://archive.org/details/twentiethcentury02mcdo: accessed 14 June 2018)..
- [S819] Rosemary Listenberger, "Transcript of Estate Inventory: Samuel Dennis Taber", (Plymouth, IN, 1973), copy in possession of Leslie Price..
- [S73] Rosemary Listenberger, "Compiled Research: Taber family", letter and documents to Barbara Brown, (23 March 1993), copy in possession of Leslie Price., Handwritten family group sheets, unknown original source.
- [S1278] Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 19 March 2021), memorial page for Samuel Dennis Taber (19 Apr 1798–22 Apr 1864), Find a Grave Memorial no. 5772030, citing Tabor Cemetery, Plymouth, Marshall County, Indiana, USA ; Maintained by William Taber (contributor 46480146) ..
- [S825] Daniel McDonald, "First Events, p403," in A Twentieth Century History of Marshall County, Indiana, (Chicago, IL: The Lewis Publishing Company, 1908), Internet Archive (http://archive.org/details/twentiethcentury02mcdo: accessed 14 June 2018)..
- [S73] Rosemary Listenberger, "Compiled Research: Taber family", letter and documents to Barbara Brown, (23 March 1993), copy in possession of Leslie Price., Historical Atlas State of Indiana 1876.
- [S705] United States, Bureau of the Census, "1840 US Census, Indiana, Marshall County, p.6", (1 June 1840), FamilySearch Family History Library (https://familysearch.org: accessed 3 December 2018)..
- [S279] United States, Bureau of the Census, "1850 US Census, Indiana, Marshall County, p.483", (1 June 1850), FamilySearch Family History Library (https://familysearch.org: accessed 12 January 2012)..
- [S697] United States, Bureau of the Census, "1860 US Census, Indiana, Marshall County, Center Township, p.50", (1 June 1860), FamilySearch Family History Library (https://familysearch.org: accessed 3 December 2018)..