Longshore Lamb (abt. 1748 - abt. 1828)

Born about 1748 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania

Ancestors

Husband of Sarah (Lee) Lamb — married 30 Oct 1779 in Union District, South Carolina

Descendants

Died about 12 Dec 1828 at about age 80 in Caldwell County, Kentucky, USA

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Biography

Longshore Lamb was a South Carolina colonist.

Longshore was a Friend (Quaker)

Longshore Lamb died about 1828. The exact location of his grave is unknown. But a memorial stone was erected in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Princeton, Caldwell County, Kentucky.^[1]

Event

Event:

Type: Military

Date: 1780

Place: Union County, South Carolina

Note: Served in the Second Spartan Regiment of Militia during the Revolutionary War under Col. Brandon after the fall of Charleston, SC

Event:

Type: Misc

Date: 1845

Object:

This is a copy of the original document pertaining to the 1845 lawsuit in Caldwell County, Kentucky having to do with the land that Longshore Lamb owned at the time of his death about 1828. All nine of the children of Longshore and Sarah Lee Lamb and many of the children of their children who were deceased by 1845 are named on the various documents of this 1845 to 1850 lawsuit. Children of Longshore Lamb and Sarah Lee: Mary (Polly) Lamb Crow, Elizabeth Lamb Reaves Vaughn, Levi Lamb, William Lamb, Margaret (Peggy) Lamb Farmer, Jane (Jensey) Lamb Clayton, John Lamb, Sr., Moses Lamb, and Martin Lamb. Posted by: Linda Lamb Monticelli

Sources

1. ↑ Find A Grave: Memorial #47621122 accessed 22 April 2020), memorial page for PVT Longshore Lamb (1748–1828), citing Cedar Hill Cemetery, Princeton, Caldwell County, Kentucky, USA.