Sampson got the property to the east of Gill Hall and Finleyville Road, including what is now Ridge Road.  Now it looks like the Castor and Huffman families merged.  Lewis and Catherine Huffman were Castor's neighbors to the east, on property north of Ridge Road.  Two Huffman daughters married the two Castor sons who were left with the land.  Sarah Huffman married Sampson Castor, and Katherine Huffman married Gabriel Castor.  And a William Huffman, probably a brother, now owned Piersall's subdivision, "the farm."  More research needed on the Huffman family. 

            Sampson and Sarah stayed here and prospered.  They had 8 children.  At some point they bought the elder Huffman's property and built the house there, the one Bill Castor later lived in, and at some point someone, probably a Bedell, built the stone house further down the hill toward the creek.   

Sampson and Sarah are buried at Stone Church Cemetery.  His is the nice tombstone near the road with the two hands holding each other.  He lived from 1789 - 1869.  Sarah is lying next to him.  Hers is the tombstone with the Bible, and an inscription on the base of the tombstone.  She lived to be 83.

Sampson and Sarah had children, including a Sampson P Castor and a Gabriel P Castor. 

The two sons split up the property, but this is the subject for a later detailed presentation on the Custard property.

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