Samuel Kincaid, Sr.

Son of Alexander "The Pharmacist" Kincaid

In "Hoilman/Thompson/Kincaid/Clarke" section of SHUCK, FLESHMAN, SYDENSTRICKER FAMIILIES, by Shuck:

Family Tree of Ardys V. Hurt, complied by Ardys V. Hurt, 5715 Fieldcrest Dr., Boise, Idaho 83704,

p. 181 KINCAIDS

Kil.1.1 Samuel Kincaid I came to America 1746, settled in Beverly Manor, to Botetourt Co. c 1765 wounded in Revolution d. 1780.

Acquisition of Land from Chalkley's:

Page 307.--16th May, 1754. Adam Thompson, planter, to Samuel Kinkead (Kingkead), £6. 100 acres in Beverley Manor; corner Alexander Richey; Wm. McNabb's line. Delivered to Jno. Buchanan January, 1766.

Disposition of Land from Chalkley's:

Page 162.--27th August, 1785. Samuel Kinkead, son and heir-at-law of Samuel Kinkead, deceased, and Margaret, of Greenbrier, to Henry Eagle, of Barracks County, Penna.

http://www.lawrencefamhis.com/kincaid-o/p258.htm#i39100 (hijacked link)

Samuel Kincaid1

39100, b. circa 1707, d. 1780

Samuel Kincaid|b. c 1707\nd. 1780|p258.htm#i39100|Alexander Kincaid|b. c 1670|p252.htm#i16685||||James Kincaid|b. c 1640\nd. c 1700|p255.htm#i16642|Marion Boyd|b. c 1654|p101.htm#i39125||||||| Father Alexander Kincaid1 b. c 1670 Relationship 1st cousin 7 times removed of Paul Edward Lawrence. Relationship 25th great-grandson of Aykfrith.

Relationship Nephew of David Kincaid.

Samuel Kincaid was born circa 1707 in Scotland.1

He married Huldah Osborne.1

Samuel died in 1780 in Falling Spring, Alleghany Co., Virginia.1

When Charles Stuart attempted to retake the throne in 1745 and was defeated four sons of Alexander Kincaid, Samuel, George, James, and Robert, fought in ther rear guard following Stuart's retreat and were captured in the vincinity of Kincaid. They were soon rescued and put aboard a ship at Glasgow where the wives of Samuel and George were waiting. They came to America in early 1746 and went to August Co., Virginia.

Samuel settled in Beverly Manor, Augusta Co., Virginia. On 16 May 1754, he purchased a tract of one hundred acres from Adam Thompson, which was sold by his son, Samuel Jr., in 1785. In about 1765, Samuel removed to what was then Botetourt Co., later Greenbrier Co., and now Allegany Co., at Falling Springs on Jackson's River.

Samuel was automatically enrolled as a member of the militia but took not active part in its peacetime workings. However, when war was declared against England, he went to Pittsburgh in 1775, with his old friend and neighbor, Capt. John Wilson, and was wounded in the thigh while on that service. According to family tradition he never fully recovered from this wound and died in 1780. Shortly before his death, Samuel, then a widower, makes deed to his nephew and son-in-law Andrew Kincaid, of a tract he hav bought in 1771 from William Hamilton, on Jackson's River.2

Family Huldah Osborne
Children

1. Thomas Kincaid 1
2. Deborah Kincaid 1
3. Huldar Jane Kincaid 1
4. William Kincaid 1
5. James Kincaid 1
6. Robert Kincaid 1
7. Hugh Kincaid 1
8. Ann Kincaid 1
9. Alexander Kincaid 1
10. Samuel Kincaid Jr. b. 1734, d. 23 Jan 1819
11. George Kincaid b. bt 1744 - 17461

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https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/kincaid/1799/

I have parents of John Kincaid as Samuel Kincaid and Sarah Rinehart. Siblings of John: Alexander, Geroge, Samuel, James, Ann, Robert, Hugh, William.

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Samuel Kincaid, b.1707 d.1780

Ancestry
https://www.ancestry.com › samuel-kincaid-24-1lnw109

Born in Scotland on Abt 1707 to Alexander Kincaid. Samuel Kincaid married Sarah Rinehart or MARGARET CLARK or Huldah Osborne???

Source: Samuel Kincaid's land (Beverley SW, 100 acres acquired from Adam Thompson, 16 May, 1754) as shown on the map meticulously drawn by J.R. Hildebrand, cartographer. This map is copyrighted©, used by permission of John Hildebrand, son of J.R. Hildebrand, April, 2009.

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References

1. https://www.werelate.org/wiki/Person:Samuel_Kincaid_%288%29
2. [S815] Ancestry World Tree Project (Ancestry Family Tree). Online http://www.ancestry.com
3. [S860] Kincaid, Dr. Herbert C.. "Kincaid-Lennox-Galbraeth" to Kincaid, John William; West Virginia. copy provided by John P. Kincaid, report partially available at http://home.att.net/~jpkincaid/. [dead link] Copy in researcher's file, Fairfield Glade, Tennessee.