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Samuel Cloud is my mom's dad's mom's dad's dad or my great-great-great grandfather. He survived the Trail of Tears and was witness to his father and mother passing away. His mother died while holding him on a cold night. Very sad! My mother still remembers his son, Joshua, her great grandfather.
30. Samuel3 Cloud, (Lucinda2, Sixkiller1) b. ABT 1833 in Cherokee Nation East, d. 17 Feb 1884 in Indian Territory. He married (1) ABT 1866, Lucy Tadpole, (daughter of John Tadpole and Lucretia _____) d. ABT 1883 in Indian Territory.
Children:
82. i. Annie Sapphire4 Cloud b. 5 Mar 1867.
83. ii. Wutty Cloud b. 28 May 1869.
84. iii. Henry Lewis Cloud b. 5 Nov 1872.
85. iv. Joshua Cloud b. 6 Oct 1874.
v. Lillie Louise Cloud, b. 10 Apr 1881 in Locust Grove, Cherokee Nation, d. 14 Jul 1910 in Locust Grove, Cherokee Nation. She married (1) 4 Feb 1899 in Cherokee Nation, Theodore Herbert Caywood, b. ABT 1879, (son of John Terry Caywood and Nancy Matilda _____).
She married (2) AFT 1904, Looney Pennington.
86. vi. Noah Samuel Cloud b. 26 Jan 1883.
What else can I help you with?
How tall is Samuel Cloud?
Samuel Cloud is 6' 1".
What happened to Samuel cloud's mother?
She died on the Trail of Tears. Samuel Cloud woke up to her cold, dead body.
What nicknames did Sahu Samuel go by?
Samuel Child goes by Sam.
Who is Samuel cloud?
He was a little Indian boy who was in the trail of tears.
When was Samuel Edgar born?
Samuel L. Edwards was born in 1789.
When was Samuel Bourne born?
Samuel Bourne was born in 1834.
When was Samuel Perry born?
Samuel Perry was born in 1877.
When was Samuel Oppenheim born?
Samuel Oppenheimer was born in 1635.
When was Samuel Powel born?
Samuel Powel was born in 1739.
What did Samuel Cloud have to do with the Trail of Tears?
Samuel Cloud was a member of the Cherokee Nation who turned nine years of age while making that historic journey. His memoir is a part of that historical record.
When was Samuel Youngs born?
Samuel Youngs was born in 1760.
When was Samuel Wilderspin born?
Samuel Wilderspin was born in 1792.
