Name: Samuel Mitchell McKinney
      Sex: M
      

          Birth: 22 Oct 1853 - Barkers Ridge, Wyoming County, Virginia
          Death: 13 Mar 1927 - Amigo Farm, Raleigh County, West Virginia
         Burial: 15 Mar 1927 - Lewis Graham Cemetery, Basin, Wyoming County, West Virginia
 Cause of Death: 

         Father: Samuel Paris McKinney (1822-1898)
         Mother: Mary Elizabeth DILLON (1820-1901)
      

1. *Sarah A. CADLE (27 Jul 1851 - 8 Jul 1932)
       Marriage: 9 Oct 1873 - Raleigh County, West Virginia
         Status: 
       Children:
                 1. Thomas Samuel McKinney (1874-1952)
                 2. Nancy Elizabeth McKINNEY (1876-1967)
                 3. Lucy Levina MCKINNEY (1877-1965)
                 4. Martha Melissa McKINNEY (1878-1904)
                 5. Luke H. McKinney (1880-1943)
                 6. Mary Malinda McKINNEY (1887-1970)
                 7. George Wesley McKinney I (1885-1969)
                 8. Alfred Mitchell McKinney (1890-1970)
                 9. Margaret McKINNEY (1892-1918)
                10. Charles Shackleford McKinney (1895-1968)
                11. Polly Ann McKINNEY (1883-1969)
      

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Rev. S M McKinney, Methodist minister, who lived near Amigo, died at his home Sunday morning.

He is survived by the following sons and daughters:
T S McKinney of Ghent
G W McKinney
L H McKinney of Amigo
A M McKinney
C S McKinney of Beckley
Mrs. W B McKinney of Basin
Mrs. S Hurst of Lashmeet, West Virginia
Mrs. M R Jennings of New Mexico.

Samuel M. McKinney, George R., Luke, Hugh, Allen, and Robert (all brothers) joined the church at the same time, February 1881, on Barker's Ridge (later burnt) schoolhouse under Reverend Whitman. (Charlotte McKinney)

Samuel Mitchell, George R. , and Allen all began preaching in 1883. Samuel Mitchell's first sermon was at Eri Johnson's on Tommy's Ridge, George R. at Barker's Ridge Schoolhouse, Allen at Eli place on Devil's Fork near Camp Minago. (Charlotte McKinney)

Samuel Mitchell McKinney and Sarah Ann Cadle moved into their log cabin on the old farm above Amigo shortly after their marriage. The cabin was erected by family as a wedding gift.

In the 1910 Census they indicated they had lived on the property for 36 years.
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