GENEALOGICAL RECORDS TI KNIGHT FAMILY Samuel Knight was the Florida ancestor of the family which is the subject of this sketch. He was born in Georgia and lived there until he had grown to manhood and married. His wife was Mary Roberts. They became the parents of eight children, all of whom were born after the removal of their parents to Florida.- Samuel Knight was a farmer in Georgia, and continued the same pursuit after taking up his residence in Florida, with the addition of cattle raising on a large scale. On first coming to this state Samuel Knight settled in the northern part of the state. After a few years he came to the place which, vhen the railroads came, after many years, was called Knight's Station in honor of this original settler. This is in the eastern portion of the present county of Hillsborough-, four miles north of Plant City. He owned a large tract of land there, upon which he lived for many years, until his children were all married and had established their own homes,, when he ana his wife went to live with one of their grandsons in what was then Manatee County, but is now included in DeSoto. At a later date they all removed to Charlotte Harbor, where a por- tion of the family still resides. Samuel Knight died at Charlotte Harbor, aged eighty- four years. His wife passed away at the age of eighty-six years. , The eight children of Samuel and Mary (Roberts) Knight were the following: Fatima,, who married Enoch Collins. They had ten chil- dren, who bore the following names: Eliza, William, John, Hardy, Samuel, Mary, Enoch, Jesse, Daniel, and of these John, :noch, James, Samuel, Jesse and Daniel all served through the Civil War in tho Confederate army. Fannie, married (1)Gi'deon Zipperer; one child, Gideon, Jr., She later became the wife of Jacob Summerlin, who gave the land for Summerlin Institute at Bartow, and the mother of the following children: Jasper, Mary Ann, George, Robert, Samuel, Alice, Aaron, who married Jane Vaughn. To this couple there were born the following named children:' Martha Ann, who mar- ried Aaron Bl unt. Jesse, who married Caroline Vaughn, and who became the father of fifteen children, bearing the following names, but, . not in regular, order of their births:. S.() Sarah.,Jane, who married J. S, Hancook. ,X (2) Ann who wa.s married twice, the first time to Mil- *ton Johnson, and the second' time to William Brown.