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Moses Ebenezer Sammis
1833 - 1888 (55 years)-
Name Moses Ebenezer Sammis Birth 16 Aug 1833 Rensselaer County, New York 
Gender Male Death 18 Dec 1888 Pennington County, South Dakota Burial Mountain View Cemetery, Rapid City, Pennington County, South Dakota Notes - At his residence about five miles from Rapid City on the Rocherville road, December 18,1888, of Cancer of the stomach, Moses E Sammis, about sixty years. Moses E Sammis was one of the little band of white men, who braved the trials and the hardships of life on the frontier that a way might be broken for thousands to follow. He came to the Black Hills in 1876 or early 1877 and settled in Deadwood where he engaged in mining.
After some years spent there he moved to the farm where he spent his last days. His last illness was naturally accompanied by much physical suffering, all of which was borne with patience. Realizing that he was beyond human help, he quietly waited for the coming of death and when it came he passed peacefully into the great beyond.
He was apparently originally buried on his farm. There is a Sammis Road that runs off of Mt Rushmore road at the top of the hill before the road goes down into where Hart Ranch Etc is located.
Person ID I46840 OurNorthernRoots Last Modified 15 Oct 2021
Family Martha Ann Haynes, b. 4 Mar 1837, Fairview, Erie County, Pennsylvania d. 10 Sep 1908, Butte, Silver Bow County, Montana (Age 71 years) Marriage 17 Jan 1856 Ogle County, Illinois Children > 1. Charles Wheeler Sammis, b. 2 Feb 1862, Lanark, Carroll County, Illinois d. 19 May 1929, Ogden, Weber County, Utah (Age 67 years)2. Merritt Daniel Sammis, b. 26 Oct 1866, Polo, Ogle County, Illinois d. 27 Mar 1929, Hamilton, Ravalli County, Montana (Age 62 years)Family ID F17004 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 15 Oct 2021
- At his residence about five miles from Rapid City on the Rocherville road, December 18,1888, of Cancer of the stomach, Moses E Sammis, about sixty years. Moses E Sammis was one of the little band of white men, who braved the trials and the hardships of life on the frontier that a way might be broken for thousands to follow. He came to the Black Hills in 1876 or early 1877 and settled in Deadwood where he engaged in mining.
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Birth - 16 Aug 1833 - Rensselaer County, New York 
Marriage - 17 Jan 1856 - Ogle County, Illinois 
Death - 18 Dec 1888 - Pennington County, South Dakota 
Burial - - Mountain View Cemetery, Rapid City, Pennington County, South Dakota = Link to Google Earth Pin Legend 
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