Samuel Houston Hargis
Full Name: Samuel Houston "Sam" Hargis
Other surnames:
Hargiss
Birth date: August 8, 1842
Death date: January 11, 1934
Biographical Notes and Resources
Other Resources
- Biographical sketch, Sam Houston Hargis, Volume IV, p. 1428. Born 8/8/1842 in the Republic of Texas near Melrose in Nacogdoches County, married Nancy E. Price. Member of the Texas Legislature in 1886-1887 under Governor Ross; elected to the Oklahoma Legislature in 1914 (Fifth Legislature). "When Captain Hargis was born [Gen. Sam] Houston requested that he be christened Sam Houston, in return for which the eminent Texan agreed to present his namesake, when he reached
his majority, with a league of land."
A Standard History of Oklahoma 1916.
- Sam Houston Hargis, birth date 8/8/1842, death date 1/11/1933, burial in Rose Hill Cemetery, Carter County, Oklahoma. Hill, Felts, Cloyd, Seawell, Peebles, Trice family tree.
Ancestry.com .
- Confederate States Army, Company D, 2nd Arkansas Mounted Rifles. Sam H. Hargis, birth date 8/8/1842, death date 1/11/1934, photo, burial in Rose Hill Cemetery, Ardmore, Carter County, Oklahoma.
Find a Grave .
- Samuel Houston Hargis, birth date 8/8/1842, death date 1/11/1933, burial in Confederate Cemetery, Ardmore, Carter County, Oklahoma. Biographical information and family group sheet.
Hargis Genealogical Web Site 2004.
- Death notice, Sam H. Hargis, "Funeral Services Are Held for Confederate Veteran," The Ardmore Democrat (Ardmore, Oklahoma), p. 6. Death date Thursday, 1/11/1934. Member of Company D, 2nd Arkansas Mounted Riflemen.
Newspapers.com .
- Sam H. Hargis, death date 1/11/1934 in Carter County, Oklahoma.
Oklahoma State Vital Records Index 2016.
- Biographical sketch, S.H. Hargis, p. 136. Born 8/8/1842 in Nacogdoches County, married Nancy C. Price.
Personnel of the Texas State Government with Sketches of Distinguished Texans, 20th Legislature 1887.
- Confederate States Army. "During the late civil war, he served in Colonel McIntosh's regiment of Mounted Rifles; volunteered fourth day of July, 1861, in Benton county, Arkansas, in Company G of the aforesaid regiment. He served variously under Generals McCulloch, Beauregard, Bragg, Johnston, and Hood . . . "
Personnel of the Texas State Government with Sketches of Distinguished Texans, 20th Legislature 1887.