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Sampson Couch

Birth2 Aug 1836 - Bowling, Perry, Kentucky, USA
DeathJan. 27, 1907 - Newfound, Clay, Kentucky, USA
MotherDaugherty Hall
FatherWilliam Couch

Born in Bowling, Perry, Kentucky, USA on 2 Aug 1836 to William Couch and Daugherty Hall. Sampson Couch married Deborah "Debby" Sandlin and had 12 children. He passed away on Jan. 27, 1907 in Newfound, Clay, Kentucky, USA.

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Parents
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William Couch
1815 - 1923
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Daugherty Hall
1820 - 1880
Spouse(s)
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Deborah "Debby" Sandlin
1864 - 1940
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Nancy Rice
1834 - 1924
Children Show all
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William Couch
1888 - 1975
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Jettie Couch
1899 - 1969
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Henry Couch
1892 - 1974
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Ballard Couch (1)
1890 - Unknown
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Sarah Couch
1892 - Unknown
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Nancy Margaret Collins
1865 - Unknown
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Latty / Lolly Couch
1877 - Unknown
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Mary Ingram
1887 - 1968
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Jettie Couch
1899 - Unknown
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Martha Sandlin
1885 - Unknown
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Zachariah "Zach" West
1849 - Unknown
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Zack West
1850 - Unknown

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