Perquimans County NcArchives Photo Person.....Long, Samuel  & Margaret ( Reed) 
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Rita (Tardif) Long ritalong57@roadrunner.com February 12, 2012, 6:45 pm

Source:             Came From {erquimans Cty With Samuel 1874
Name:               Samuel  & Margaret ( Reed) Long
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These two portraits were brought over to East Tennessee in 1877 after Samuel 
Long (10/5/1831)--12/24/1874) sold his property in Perquimans County and move 
to Tennessee to be with his son, George Washington Long, who was a teacher in 
a Quaker Village in TN not far from New Market, TN where they settled. George 
Washington was the only surviving adult of the marriage The protraits hung in 
family homes all these years in New market and Knoxville. They were given to 
my husband, George W. Long, great grandson of Samuel, when his Aunt Libby Long 
West died in 2002 or'03. The portraits now hang on our walls at 21 Fruit Hill 
Drive in Chillicothe, OH. 
Samuel Long married again to Anna Maria Parker on June 9,1864 and had 5 more 
children, but only two sons survived, William H. Long and Samuel Long, Jr who 
was president of the KALEM Movie Company, in New York City. He lived from 
2/23/1875-7/28/1915.  He married Alice M., who lived into the 1960"s and is 
buried in Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx.  We have many original notices of 
his obits as he was also an inventor in the movie field and was associated 
with Thomas Edison.

Additional Comments:
We have the Long family bible where all these names are entered with dates and 
all many family pictures, which I have compiled into an album in MS word.  I 
am looking for information on Thomas and Dorothy Long who were the parents  of 
Samuel and any info on their ancestors.  We are thinking of donating the two 
portraits to your archives if you would be interested.

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