Family Group S
Descendants of John Buie
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4. NEILL2 BUIE (JOHN1) was born February 16, 1783 in Cumberland Co., NC, and died May 31, 1859 in Union Church, MS. He married CATHERINE BROWN February 11, 1809 (Marriage Bond) in Robeson Co., NC. She was born August 17, 1783 in Robeson Co., NC, and died February 07, 1853 in Union Church, MS.
Neill and Catherine emigrated to Mississippi in 1809 and were charter members of Union Church in 1817. Neill Buie, also known as "Squire Neill" served Uoion Church as an elder and session clerk and was also the Justice of the Peace in the community.
CATHERINE BROWN: Granddaughter of Mary Buie and Hugh Brown: Family Group R
Children of NEILL BUIE and CATHERINE BROWN are:
8.i.ISAAC NEWTON BUIE3 BUIE, b. July 08, 1812, Jefferson Co., MS; d. January 26, 1898, Hillsboro, TX.
i.ISAAC NEWTON BUIE3 BUIE, b. July 08, 1812, Jefferson Co., MS; d. January 26, 1898, Hillsboro, TX.9.ii.MARY ANN BUIE, b. April 1814, Jefferson Co., MS.
ii.MARY ANN BUIE, b. April 1814, Jefferson Co., MS. iii.JOHN WHITFIELD BUIE, b. February 13, 1817, Jefferson Co., MS; d. 1844, MS.A serious and pious student, John Whitfield Buie was educated at Oakland College and Princeton Theological Seminary. He left the Presbyterian Church because of disagreement with that denomination on the subject of infant baptism. At the time of his death, he was the pastor-elect of the Baptist Church of Jackson, Mississippi. Never married
iv.WILLIAM EWELL BUIE, b. September 18, 1818, Union Church, MS; d. January 14, 1878, Jefferson Co., MS.William E. Buie graduated from Oakland College and the Medical Department of Louisiana and practiced at Union Church. Although enfeebled at an early age, he enlisted in the Confederate Army and tended the wounded for three consecutive days and nights following the Battle of Shiloh. General Bragg offered him the highest medical position in the army, but due to illness suffered in the Kentucky campaign, he declined to accept. He moved to Texas with his brother, I. N. Buie, and practiced in the Milford area. While attending to a patient during a visit with his sister, Mrs. Calvin Blue, in Mississippi, he contracted pneumonia and died. An esteemed scholar of his time, he could read Greek, Hebrew, and German, and was offered professorships at the medical schools at Galveston, and New Orleans. After his death, Rev. J. A. Smylie of Milford, Texas, wrote "From his birth, he breathed in his father's family an atmosphere of piety, and his early religious education impressed upon his mind convictions of truth which subsequent knowledge of science served to deaden and rendered more enlightened and enlarged. It is not known that any overt act of his life was inconsistent with Christian character. Re was never known to be betrayed into an expression of anger or to speak an unkind, harsh, or censorious word of any person."
v.REBECCA JANE BUIE, b. August 07, 1823, Union Church, MS; d. July 01, 1887; m. CALVIN BLUE, June 15, 1856, Jefferson Co., MS; b. April 10, 1819, Richmond Co., NC; d. January 14, 1896, Copiah Co., MS.They had no children, though Calvin Blue had two living children by a previous marriage to Maria McLaurin who died in 1855. The children were John Daniel Blue and Effie Maria Blue. Burial: Blue Cemetery, MS?.
Generation No. 3
5. ARCHIBALD3 SMITH (SARAH ELIZABETH2 BUIE, JOHN1) was born 1804 in NC, and died 1868 in Jefferson Co., MS. He married NANCY PATTERSON September 17, 1828 in Jefferson Co., MS, daughter of ANGUS PATTERSON and MARY MCMILLAN. She was born January 19, 1807 in NC.
Children of ARCHIBALD SMITH and NANCY PATTERSON are:
i.JOHN CLAVIN4 SMITH, b. 1830, Union Church, MS. Died in Civil Warii.SARAH E. SMITH, b. 1833, Union Church, MS; m. (1) A. E. INGRAM; m. (2) STEPHEN A, HUMPHRIES, 1858; d. 1866.iii.DAVID BROWN SMITH, b. February 14, 1835, Union Church, MS.iv.SAMUEL DAVIS SMITH, b. March 15, 1837, Union Church, MS.v.MARY ANN SMITH, b. July 30, 1842, Union Church, MS; d. September 09, 1909, Jefferson Co., MS; m. WALLACE BARNES, 1871.10. vi.ANGUS WASHINGTON SMITH, b. March 31, 1843, Union Church, MS; d. January 18, 1928, Brookhaven, Lincoln Co., MS.
ANGUS WASHINGTON SMITH, b. March 31, 1843, Union Church, MS; d. January 18, 1928, Brookhaven, Lincoln Co., MS. vii.ARCHIBALD A. SMITH, b. 1846, Union Church, MS. Single in 1880
ARCHIBALD A. SMITH, b. 1846, Union Church, MS. Single in 188011. viii.CATHERINE L. SMITH, b. 1849, Union Church, MS.
CATHERINE L. SMITH, b. 1849, Union Church, MS.6. SARAH ANN3 SMITH (SARAH ELIZABETH2 BUIE, JOHN1) was born May 11, 1820 in Union Church, MS, and died June 29, 1896 in MS. She married ADAM CONRAD SNYDER. He was born April 06, 1815 in NY, and died December 12, 1876 in MS. Sarah Ann Buie was brought up in the Buie household and after their marriage, Adam and Sarah lived with John Bui, Jr., Anabel Buie and Catherine Buie. They are buried at Lambright Cemetery, Lincoln Co., MS.
Child of SARAH SMITH and ADAM SNYDER is:
12.i.JOHN ARCHIBALD4 SNYDER, b. 1848, MS.
i.JOHN ARCHIBALD4 SNYDER, b. 1848, MS.