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Samuel was 37 years old when he and Sarah Whisler were married. It is probable that he remained at his parent's home until his marriage. The 1840 census shows that there were two males in the Daniel Wine household who were between the ages of30 and 40. In 1840 Samuel would have been about 34 years old.
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Samuel was a farmer, and the family farm was located near Spring Creek, west of Bridgewater, Virginia. This farm of approximately 100 acres was purchased Nov. 1, 1843 from Daniel and Salome Whisler. The farm is described in Rockingham CountyDeed Book 16, page 492, as being situated on the waters of Spring Creek and Briery Branch. In the census of 1860, this real estate was valued at $3200. The farm is now owned by his great-grandson Stanley D. Wine.
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In 1847 Samuel Wine was coexecutor of Daniel Whisler's will. He was also named as an heir. In those days a daughter's share of an inheritance was assigned to her husband.
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