Eldest son of Peter Aymar and Mary Sampson Swift. Married Phebe Ann Everett 28 May 1844 in New York.
Samuel S. Aymar, about seventy-eight years of age, a well-known resident of Jamaica died suddenly at his residence, in Herman Avenue, yesterday, of apoplexy. He was employed in the County Clerk's office, and was interested in clubs and secret societies. He leaves a wife, a daughter and two sons.
-The New York Times May 11, 1897
Samuel S. Aymar, about seventy-eight years of age, a well-known resident of Jamaica died suddenly at his residence, in Herman Avenue, yesterday, of apoplexy. He was employed in the County Clerk's office, and was interested in clubs and secret societies. He leaves a wife, a daughter and two sons.
-The New York Times May 11, 1897
Eldest son of Peter Aymar and Mary Sampson Swift. Married Phebe Ann Everett 28 May 1844 in New York.
Samuel S. Aymar, about seventy-eight years of age, a well-known resident of Jamaica died suddenly at his residence, in Herman Avenue, yesterday, of apoplexy. He was employed in the County Clerk's office, and was interested in clubs and secret societies. He leaves a wife, a daughter and two sons.
-The New York Times May 11, 1897
Samuel S. Aymar, about seventy-eight years of age, a well-known resident of Jamaica died suddenly at his residence, in Herman Avenue, yesterday, of apoplexy. He was employed in the County Clerk's office, and was interested in clubs and secret societies. He leaves a wife, a daughter and two sons.
-The New York Times May 11, 1897
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