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Samuel Cook Pine Sr.

Birth	:	30 Jul 1825 Stockholm Center, St. Lawrence County, New York, USA
Death	:	16 Jan 1897 San Bernardino County, California, USA
Burial	:	Emmart Family Cemetery, Capon Bridge, Hampshire County, USA
Plot	:	Block 4- Lot 7-aisle 5- space7n
Description	:	Samuel Cook Pine Sr.'s parents were: Joseph Pine, b. Jul. 11, 1785 in Boston, Suffolk County, MaA. and d. 1849 in Nauvoo, Hancock County, IL. & Adella/Adelia 'Delia' Ann Sparrow Winn, b. Jan. 1, 1794 in Lansingburgh, Rensselaer County, NY. and d. Dec. 30, 1874 in San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, CA. Joseph & Adelia Pine's children were: 1. Delia Fanny Pine, b. 1815– 2. George Pine, b. 1817– 3. Jane Elizabeth Pine, b. 1818–1906 4. Dudley Pine, 1821–1877 5. Myron Pine, b. 1823–1840 6. Samuel Cook Pine, b. Jul. 30, 1825 in Pottsdale, NY.... Read More	Samuel Cook Pine Sr.'s parents were: Joseph Pine, b. Jul. 11, 1785 in Boston, Suffolk County, MaA. and d. 1849 in Nauvoo, Hancock County, IL. & Adella/Adelia 'Delia' Ann Sparrow Winn, b. Jan. 1, 1794 in Lansingburgh, Rensselaer County, NY. and d. Dec. 30, 1874 in San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, CA. Joseph & Adelia Pine's children were: 1. Delia Fanny Pine, b. 1815– 2. George Pine, b. 1817– 3. Jane Elizabeth Pine, b. 1818–1906 4. Dudley Pine, 1821–1877 5. Myron Pine, b. 1823–1840 6. Samuel Cook Pine, b. Jul. 30, 1825 in Pottsdale, NY. and d. Jan. 16, 1897 in San Bernardino county, CA. Samuel marr. 1st, Mahala _ and 2nd, Jane Morrison. 7. Lucy Thankful Pine, b. 1831–1897 John Pine, b. 1833–1900 According to the newspaper his grandfather participated in the Battle of Lexington at the outbreak of the Revolutionary War. From a book: California, American Biography and Genealogy, Vol. 2, P. 598-602 Samuel C. Pine, the father, was the fifth in a family of four sons and three daughters, and was born in Pottsdale, New York, July 30, 1825. After working on the Erie canal for a time, he accompanied his parents to Chicago, going into the lumber camps near that city and getting out timber for shipment. He was still a youth when he joined the westward throngs drifting toward the plains and mountains beyond the Father of waters, and, as said by his pioneer friend, Mr. Cogswell, “built flatboats on the Mississippi river and herded cattle in the Rocky mountains.” During this period he resided in Utah for several years, engaged in farming and stock-raising. In the fall of 1859 Mr. Pine started for California, his ox teams carrying his wife and children and being accompanied by fifty head of cows and calves. The presence of such live-stock made his train specially liable to attacks from Indians, and at places along the route which had earned the name of being “dangerous” he arranged to travel with other “overlanders.” Notwithstanding these precautions, and that Mr. Pine was captain of the combined train, his cattle had several narrow escapes from capture and the travelers were in constant trepidation for their personal safety. Arriving at San Bernardino in December, 1859, Samuel C. Pine spent the early years of his California life in the mountain forests. He built and operated the first saw-mill in Little Bear valley and also raised cattle to some extent. But marauding Indians so interfered with his enterprises that he was obliged to abandon them in the San Bernardino mountains, and in 1867 settled on a farm in Chino valley, having purchased the proprietary right therein from a man who lived on the land even before it had been surveyed; the old Pine homestead therefore comes to its present owner direct from the general government, and Samuel C., his father, was one of the first settlers in the Chino district. Originally a cattle range, he found the one hundred and fifty acres of the tract which he purchased of wonderful fertility, and in the course of years successfully raised stock, all the standard crops and fruits. He died on a fine modern ranch - a splendid old homestead, made rich both by family associations and the labor of his hands and that of his wife and children - on the 16th of January, 1897, aged seventy-two years. The deceased was a Republican and a charter member of the Odd Fellow’s lodge at San Bernardino. In 1855 Samuel C. Pine, while a resident of Utah, married Miss Jane Morrison, a native of Buffalo, New York, and daughter of John and Sarah (Mark) Morrison; the former a native of Ireland, and the latter, of Canada. John Morrison settled in the Dominion at an early day, engaged for some years as a farmer and stockman, and then became a merchant of Buffalo, New York. The widow of Samuel C. Pine still lives on the old homestead, at the age of seventy-five years - the mother of eight children, of whom the five who reached maturity are residents of the vicinity. Samuel Pine equipped an ox-team in Illinois and started across the great Plains to Fort Bridger, Wyoming. There he remained for several years, operating a trading post and moved on to Salt Lake City, Utah where he resided for about four years and engaged in stock raising. It was here he that he and Jane Morrison were married and where Samuel C.Pine was born. In 1858 the Pines left Salt Lake City with a Mormon wagon train bound for San Bernardino, California. They first settled in Yucaipa Valley where he resumed his work as a stock raiser. He and Frank Talmadge erected and operated the first sawmill in Little Bear Valley. Mr. Pine moved to San Bernardino and then to Lytle Creek in 1856. He next moved to Jurupa and in 1867 purchased a squatters claim at Rincon, adjoining the Chino Ranch. He had left the Little Bear Valley sawmill fearing Indian attacks, since they had made hostile demonstrations against the operation of the mill. At Rincon he acquired 148 acres of prime farm land, which he improved by planting fruit trees and farming on an extensive scale until his death. Samuel was the father of 8 children. Samuel Pine and Mahala Strong were married. Samuel & Mahala's child was: Adelia Emily Pine, b. Sep. 12, 1852 in Springville, Utah county, UT. and d. 1870. Mahala (Strong) Pine died Jun. 15, 1853 in Springville, Utah county, UT. Samuel Pine and Jane Morrison were married in 1855 in Salt Lake City, UT.. Samuel & Jane Pine's children were: 1. Samuel Cook Pine Jr., b. Dec. 26, 1856 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake county, UT. and d. Mar. 24, 1919 in Chino, San Bernardino County, CA. Samuel marr. Beatrice Gregory. 2. Frances Mahala Pine, b. May 17, 1858 in UT. and d. Oct. 14, 1870 at age 12 in San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, CA. 3. Edward Hornby Pine (twin), b. Jul. 28, 1860 in San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, CA. and d. Feb. 13, 1932 in San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, CA. Edward marr. Ella Christina Walkinshaw. 4. Edwin Pine (twin), b. Jul. 28, 1860 in San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, CA. and d. Apr. 16, 1920 in Rincon (now Chino), San Bernardino County, CA. Edwin marr. Anna Belle Gilbert. 5. George Pine, b. 1863 in San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, CA. and d. 1869 in San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, CA. 6. Myron Aunes Pine, b. May 22, 1868 in Chino, San Bernardino County, CA. and d. Aug. 19, 1957 in San Bernardino County, CA. Myron marr. Agnes Maude Lester. 7. Dudley Pine, b. Jun. 2, 1872 in Rincon (Chino), San Bernardino county, CA. and d. Nov. 5, 1941 in Upland, San Bernardino County, CA. 8. (adopted) Bertha Pine, b. Dec. 1881 in CA. Bertha marr. _ Emmerick. In the 1860 U. S. census, 32 yr. old Sam C Pine, a farmer, b. in NY., was living in San Bernardino township, San Bernardino, CA. with his 23 yr. old (inferred) wife, Jane Pine, b. in OH. 7 yr. old (inferred) daughter (from previous marriage) Adelia Pine, b. in UT. 3 yr. old (inferred) son, Sam'l Pine, b. in UT. 2 yr. old (inferred) daughter, Francis (Frances) Pine, b. in UT. 1 mth. old (inferred) (twin) infant (Edward) Pine, b. in CA. 1 mth. old (inferred) (twin) infant (Edwin) Pine, b. in CA. Samuel's real estate was valued at $200 and his personal estate at $800. In the 1870 U. S. census, 45 yr. old Samuel Pine, a farmer, b. in NY., was living in Chino (Post Office: San Bernardino), San Bernardino, CA. with his 33 yr. old (inferred) wife, Jane Pine, b. in OH. 13 yr. old (inferred) son, Samuel Pine, attending school, b. in CA. 10 yr. old (inferred) (twin) son, Edward Pine, attending school, b. in CA. 10 yr. old (inferred) (twin) son, Edwin Pine, attending school, b. in CA. 6 yr. old (inferred) son, Miron Pine, attending school, b. in CA. Samuel's real estate was valued at $5,000 and his personal estate at $5000. In the 1880 U. S. census, 55 yr. old Samuel Pine, a farmer, b. in NY., was living in Chino, San Bernardino, CA. with his 42 yr. old wife, Jane Pine, doing housekeeping, b. in OH. 20 yr. old (twin) son, Edward Pine, b. in CA. 20 yr. old (twin) Edwin Pine, b. in CA. 12 yr. old son, Miron Pine, b. in CA. 8 yr. old son, Dudly Pine, b. in CA. Samuel's father was b. in MA. and his mother in NY. Jane's parents were both b. in Ireland.

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Where is Samuel Cook Pine Sr.'s memorial?
Samuel Cook Pine Sr.'s memorial is located at: Emmart Family Cemetery, Capon Bridge, Hampshire County, USA.
When did Samuel Cook Pine Sr. death?
Samuel Cook Pine Sr. death on 16 Jan 1897 in San Bernardino County, California, USA

Family Members:

Parent

Adella Ann Sparrow “Delia” Winn Pine

(1794 - 1874)

Spouse

Jane Morrison Pine

(1836 - 1913)

Siblings

Adelia Frances “Delia” Pine Goodrich

(1814 - 1892)

(1821 - 1877)

Children

Frances Mahala Pine

(1858 - 1870)

(1863 - 1869)

(1872 - 1941)

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