Samuel Grover

Person ID
224282
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Mulatto Male born in 1838 died in 1903
Census Records
YearNameRelation to HeadAddressAgeRacePOBMarriageOccupation
1870Grover, Samuel18 N Tioga St32MulattoNew YorkGroom
Relatives in 1870 US Census
NameRelation to HeadAddressAgeRacePOBMarriageOccupation
Cornell, Ezra18 N Tioga St63WhiteNew YorkNone
Cornell, Mary A18 N Tioga St59WhiteNew YorkNone
Cornell, Mary E18 N Tioga St22WhiteNew YorkNone
Cornell, Emma18 N Tioga St20WhiteNew YorkNone
Cornell, Ellen A18 N Tioga St36WhiteNew YorkNone
Cornell, Charles E18 N Tioga St14WhiteNew YorkNone
Cornell, Henry W18 N Tioga St3WhiteNew YorkNone
Wood, Norah H18 N Tioga St15WhiteNew YorkNone
Grover, Sabra18 N Tioga St28MulattoNew YorkServant
Lewis, Hypatia18 N Tioga St25MulattoNew YorkServant
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Samuel Grover, age 30, male, Black, born in Cayuga County, NY, farmer
Sabra Grover, age 23, female, Black, wife, born in Cauiga County, NY

1865 NY State Census, Moravia Cayuga, New York, p43 lines 1-2.

No address, Dwelling No., 25
Family No. 25
Samuel and Sabra Grover in household of Samuel Grover Sr and Betsy Grover
Samuel Grover [Sr], Black, male, 68, married, Gardner, cannot read, cannot write, born in Pennsylvania, father born in Pennsylvanie, mother born in Pennsylvania
Betsy Grover, Black, female, 64, wife, maried, Keeping House, born in New York, father born in Maryland, mother born in Maryland
Esther Wheatley, Black, female, 80, sister-in-law, single, cannot read, cannot write, born in New York, father born in Maryland, mother born in Maryland
Family No. 26
Samuel Grover, Black, male, 42, maried, Laborer, born in New York, father born in Pennsylvania, mother born in New York
Sabra Grover, Black, female, 37, wife, married, born in New York, father born in New York, mother born in New York

1880 US Census, ED 25, Ledyard, Cayuga, NY, p3, lines 25-29.

Son of Samuel Grover Sr. 1812-1881 

“Samuel Grover, a colored man who with his wife was employed by B. I. Norton at Groton, died suddenly on Monday of last week. The funeral was held at the home of Mr. Norton on Thursday; burial at Ledyard. Mr. Grover was born at King Ferry, and for fourteen years was coachman for A. B. Cornell.”

“The Village Notes,” Genoa Tribune (Genoa, New York), December 18, 1903, 5.