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| 21701 | Sarah and Hugh Webster had fourteen children. | Family (F187)
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| 21702 | Sarah Ann daughter of John Mitchell & Charlotte Reese. | MITCHELL, Sarah Ann (I227)
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| 21703 | Sarah Ann died at birth along with her sister Rachel Ann, according to younger sister Lucetta Eliza. | GOODMURPHY, SARAH ANN (I16)
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| 21704 | Sarah Ann is the daughter of James Willson. After her husband Hugh Henry died, Sarah went to Michigan to live with her daughter Cathrine Willson Savigny. | WILLSON, Sarah Ann .5 (I184)
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| 21705 | Sarah Ann is the daughter of Waite Anne Brooker & Jesse Doan. First married, Rowland Willson. Second married 27 Oct 1869 Eleazer Lewis. | DOAN, Sarah Ann .2 (I156)
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| 21706 | Sarah Ann Simpson died under the name of Sarah Ann Edmunds. She had been living in Calgary, Alberta for 5 months before her death. She was remarried to Archie Edmunds sometime after her first husband John Wood died in 1939. | SIMPSON, Sarah Ann (I8047)
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| 21707 | Sarah Anne's husband, William Booth, died quite young and Sarah is thought to have remarried, possibly twice. | Family (F262)
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| 21708 | Sarah C is the daughter of Margaret Gallagher & Robert Lockhart. | LOCKHART, Sarah Cameron (I301)
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| 21709 | Sarah Campbell died soon after the birth of the second child. | Family (F145)
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| 21710 | Sarah Catherine is the daughter of Sarah Devins & Elisha Lawrence. Undoubtedly she is named after her Aunt Sarah Catherine Lawrence. . 1852 Dec 16 - Christian Guardian, Toronto, printed 22 Dec 1852: On the 16th inst. Jas. Elliott, to Catharines Lawrence, both of the Gore of Toronto, by Rev. Henry Wilkinson. . 1861 Census, West Oxford Twp., Oxford Co., Ontario, page 14. James Elliott, age 37 /b. 1824, England, Married 1852, School Teacher Sarah C. Elliott, b. Upper Canada, Married 1852, Age 29 or 1832; Mary I. Elliott, Age 8/ b. 1853, Upper Canada. They lived in a THREE story frame building, one family residing. . Some distanced nearby apart from their parents & sister Mary Jane Elliott we find: Sarah, Elisha & James are residing with Alfred & Ann Perkins. One story frame house, with one family residing. Note: Very odd to find these three children separated from the parents. Perhaps the three children were just visiting with the Perkins children. Or more simply, perhaps the enumerator James Vine missed the three children and put them on the last page of this census. - PJ Ahlberg, 2013. . 1871 Census, Oxford S Twp., Oxford W. County, Ontario. Elliot James, age 47, b 1824 England, Married, E. Methodist, School Teacher Sarah, age 38, Born Ontario 1833, wife Mary Jane, age 17, b. 1854, Ontario Elisha, age 14, b 1857, Ontario Sarah E Elliott, age 15, b 1856, Ontario. - - - | LAWRENCE, Sarah CATHERINE .x (I165)
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| 21711 | Sarah Crawford married Feb 18 1851, Warren Co., to Samuel Cluster (Jan 3 1813, Waynesville, Warren Co., Ohio -Sep 14 1864 Jackson, Illinois). Sarah & Samuel Cluster had 7 Cluster children: Oliver Crawford Cluster, Permela Sophia Cluster, Daniel Boone Cluster, Christina Janet Cluster, Robert Cluster & Jane Cluster. - - - | CRAWFORD, Sarah (I3013)
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| 21712 | Sarah daughter of Catherine Campbell & James Sloan. . 1917 Aug 10 - Mrs O C Willson of Detroit, is a guest at the home of her daughter, Mrs W G Willis. Obituary . 1920 Oct 30 - Death of Mrs O C Willson, The death occurred in Detroit on Saturday last of the former very well known & greatly respected resident of Seaforth, Sarah Sloan, widow of the late O C Willson, was born in Toronto & was in her 75th year. Before the family removed to Detroit some 17 years ago. Mr Mrs Willson were 2 o the oldest residents of Seaforth. Mr Wilson having been in business here since the early days of the town. The body was brought to Seaforth on Monday & the funeral was held from the home of her son-in-law, W G Willis, on Wednesday afternoon, interment made in the family plot in the Maintlandbank cemetery. Mr. Willson died in Detroit 2 years ago but a family of 3 daughters survive, Mrs. G Mann, Miss Elizabeth Willson of Detroit, & Mrs W G Willis of Seaforth. Ref: Huron Expositor newspaper, Goderich. Ont. & Clinton New Era newspaper. | SLOAN, Sarah (I266)
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| 21713 | Sarah Elizabeth is the daughter of Temperance Jane Willson & Simeon Mabee. * 1900 Jan. Fourth Generation First Child: Temperance Jane, Born August 30th, 1830. Died July 14, 1857. Aged 26 years, 10 month, 14 days. She married Simeon Mabee of Beaver Run, Sussex Co., New Jersey on the 15th day of November, 1854. They had one daughter: Sarah Elizabeth, who married Joseph Alec Harden (son of Hosea J Harden) on March 28, 1878. They had 3 children names Asa Willson, Harden, Fred Mabee Harden & Harry Vandruff Harden. Two children died in infancy. - - - | MABEE, Sarah Elizabeth (I6)
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| 21714 | Sarah Felker is the daughter of Mary Mingle & Johann Frederick Völkel JOHN Felker, U.E. (United Empire Loyalist.) | FELKER, Sarah .2 (I45)
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| 21715 | Sarah is the daughter of Julia Ann Teetzel & Richard Lawrence Johnston. . Ontario Marriage Registration 3781-80 John H. Leavens, 22, laborer, Georgetown, Esquesing, s/o Charles Leavens, & blank Willson, married Sarah J. Johnston, 29, /1851. Residing at Waterdown Ont. & born at Esquesing Twp., d/o Richard L. Johnston & Julia Ann Teetzel, Witn: James Snider of Erin & *Nellie Johnson of Esquesing, married 27 Oct 1880 at Georgetown, Methodist Church. Note: *Nellie is the half-sister of Sarah Jane Johnson. . 1912 Jul 25 Acton. John Leavens of Parry Sound was here this week. He brought Mrs Leavens to Toronto for treatment for her eyesight, which has become much more defective since she left here. She will remain here for a month or two. Ref: Acton Free Press newspaper. . 1914 Jan 29 - Leavens, John, Mrs., Death died. Leavens, At Parry Sound on Wed. 20? January, Sarah Leavens, aged 62 years. Ref: Acton Free Press, p2, col 1. . Obituary, CREWSONS CORNERS . 1914 Jan 20 - Death claimed another former resident of this place, Mrs. John Leavens, who died at her home in Parry Sound on the 20th inst. Interment took place to Acton cemetery last Friday. Her husband, 2 sons & 1 daughter survive to mourn the loss of a loving wife & mother. Ref: Acton Free Press, published 1914 Jan 29, p3 col 1. - - - | JOHNSTON, Sarah Jane .2 (I514)
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| 21716 | Sarah is the daughter of Aelje TerBosch & Johannes Van Kleeck of Albany, NY. Children of Sarah Van Kleeck & Richard Vanderburg are: Hester Vanderburg, married Enos Bussey; Jacob Vanderburg, 1791 - John who died 1791 & married Keziah Higby; Richard Vanderburg, d 1828/9, married 1st Cichey /Syntje Bogaert Rapalje; & married 2nd Sarah Bette Warne Sarah Vanderburg Trintje Vanderburg, m William Forbes; Magdalena, bapt 8 May 1740, married Jacobus James Young Aeltje Alida, b 7 Dec 1741, d 18 Feb 1817, married 1768 Sep 15, Wines Manney, 1730 – 1811 Poughkeeepsie, NY; Henry Jr. Vanderburg 1745 – 1820, married Rachel Yerry, d between 1810 & 1820; Peter Henry Vanderburg, 23 Feb 1755- 27 Oct 1839, m Nelly Dutcher. Elizabeth Vanderburg, 3 Oct 1759, d 31 Dec 1819, married Teunis Van Benschoten. . In the city of Poughkeepsie, on the west side of Vassar street. Built over. REMARKS: In 1702 Baltus Barents Van Klecek, ancestor of all Van Kleecks in the United States, built a house at Poughkeepsie that remained standing until well into the nineteenth century. It stood near the corner of the present Mill & Vassar streets & west of it there grew up a family burial ground. Stones in this also stood until well along in the nineteenth century. The location & former existence of the Van Kleeck family ground are cited because it is probable that within the present city of Poughkeepsie there were once other family grounds like this, records which has not been preserved. Another instance is the Benschoten ground mentioned but not located. These small family grounds presumably were used in the eighteenth century before churchyards became numerous. . Children of Henry Vanderburgh & Sara Van Kleeck are: 1. MAGDALENA (ca.1740- ) m. 1760 James Young; 2. AELTJE (Alida)(1741-1817) m. 1758 Wines Manny. Ancestors of President Gerald Ford. 3. HENRY (1750s-ca. 1810-1820) Loyalist. Had illegitimate child by Antje Hegemony in 1768. He m. ca. 1792 Rachel Yerry., Resided in Poughkeepsie until ca. 1777; probably in NY City area 1778-1783; New Brunswick 1783-1787/8; & Poughkeepsie 1788-1810/20. 4. JOHN m. (?) Keziah Highby, Loyalist soldier. Left Long Island for New Brunswick, Canada in 1783. Probably died there in 1791. 5. RICHARD m.(1) 1782 Syntje Bogart Rapelje, married2 after 1799 SARAH. Loyalist soldier. Finally settled near Toronto, Canada. 6. TRINTJE m. pre 1755 William Forbes / Forbus.. 7. PETER H. (ca.1755-1839) m. 1774 Neeltje Dutcher. Loyalist who lived in Poughkeepsie until ca. 1777; probably in NY City area 1778-1783; New Brunswick 1783-1787/8; Poughkeepsie 1787/8-ca. 1800; finally settled in Ontario, Canada. 8. ELIZABETH (1759-1819) m. 1775 Teunis Van Benschoten. 9. HESTER m. Enos Bussey, & 10. SARAH Vanderburg. Ref: Vanderburg Genealogy, by Bill Powers. - - - | VAN KLEECK, Sarah (I1191)
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| 21717 | Sarah is the daughter of Ann Jane Ogle and Robert H Coulter | COULTER, Sarah Florence McCullough (I1404)
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| 21718 | Sarah is the daughter of Ann Kersey & John Rezeau Lawrence. . 1911 June 9 Census, Gore of Toronto, Sarah M Lawrence resides on with her parents & sisters Catherine, brothers Stuart B. and Isaac (and wife Susan, children Jr, Ranald & Alexander Lawrence. . Ontario Death Registration Sarah Margaret Lawrence, died 11 Jun 1937, York Co., age 68, Female abt 1869 Toronto Gore Township, Ontario Daughter of Ann Kersey, born Vaughan Twp., Ont. & John Rezeau Lawrence; Resided at William St., 13 years /1924, single, Died of paralysis on left arm & face, malignancy secondary, malignancy of uterus. Informant Mr. Harold Lawrence, Brampton, Ont, Nephew, Burial 14 Jun 1937 at Toronto Gore Cemetery, Peel Co., Ont. Obituary: Woodbridge News, late Sarah M lawrence Miss Sarah margaret Lawrence who died on Fri. Jun 12th, following many months illness was buried in St. John's Cemetery, Toronto Gore, on Monda ylast with Rev J Kidd in share. Mis Lawrence was a daughter of the late John R & Annie Kersey lawrence, pioneers in Peel County 7 was born at Clairville white she lived until coming to Woodbridge on retirement from the farm. Deceased is survived by one sister, Mrs Geo. Eckland, Woodbridge, 4 brothers: Elisha William of Toronto, Isaac of Clairville, Ollie, West & John Thomas of British Columbia. Ref: The Liberal newspaper, Richmond Hill, Ontario.- - - | LAWRENCE, Sarah Margaret .xv (I214)
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| 21719 | Sarah is the daughter of Capt. John Stiles. Capt. Stiles had come to Canada in 1816 with the British army & settled in Markham Township. - - - | STILES, Sarah (I826)
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| 21720 | Sarah is the daughter of Elizabeth Ann BETSY Travis & Wm. Kennedy. . 1869 Oct 13, Stewart Kennedy, married Sarah M Kennedy. Published 1869 Oct 22, Elora Observer Newspaper. . Georgetown Congregational Church Stuart McCUTCHEON, 30, Erin, same, s/o Hugh McCUTCHEON & Mary STUART, married Sarah J. KENNEDY, 26, Erin, same, d/o William KENNEDY & Elizabeth Ann TRAVIS, Witn: Matthew SMITH & Nancy SMITH, both of Erin, 13 Oct. 1860 [Verify year]. . Died, McCutcheon . In Erin on Tuesday, October 6, 1925, Sarah Kennedy, widow of the late Stewart McCutcheon, in her 85th year. /1840. Ref: Acton Free Press, 15 Oct 1925, p. 6, column 1. - - - | KENNEDY, Sarah Matilda (I2)
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| 21721 | Sarah is the daughter of Elizabeth Hillyer & Abraham Lakerman.IV & U.E., of Richmond on Staten Isl., NYC. * 1762, Mar 25, Abraham Lakerman & Elizabeth his wife, Daughter, Sarah. * 1782 Mar 9, Marriage License, issued by Secretary of the Province of New York to: John Willson & Sarah Lakerman. The actual marriage: * 1782 Apr 23, at St. Andrew's Church, Richmond, NY. . The Willson's arrived in the May Fleet group of 20 vessels bring 30,000 Loyalist at St. John's harbour the 10th & 18th May, 1783. The names of the vessels were: The Camel, Union, Aurora, Hope, Otta, Spencer, Tempest?, Thames, Spring, Bridgewater, Favorite, Ann, Commerce, William, Lord Townsend, Sovereign, Sally, Cyrus, Britain, King George. Ref: History of St. John. D R Jack. Two other vessel were The Two Asters, commanded by Capt. Brown & the Bridgewater. Ref: Ripples on the St. John River in Loyalist Days. . To Peter Russell, Upper Canada (Ontario): The petitioner Sarah Wilson, Daughter of Abraham Lakerman late is His Majestry's Services as Captain of a Troop of Militia Horse. That your Petitioner Loyalists lands as a daughter to the above, he was being a firm friend & servant to Gov. She having been in this county for 3 years. [ c 1793 Oct.] & in duty bound will ever pray, John Willson, Jur. . Richard Lawrence maketh Oath & says that he knew the wife of John Wilson Jur. - (Sarah Lakerman) & that she was actually within the British lines last American war at New York, & that her father died within the British lines in the year 1776. Signed, Richd. Lawrence. Ref: Willson, Sarah Lakerman, DUE, UCLP W Bundle 4 1797-1799 Petition 2. Microfliche C2951. Note1: Undated letter, but the above letter was received on 27 June, 1797 & marked read 26 May, 1798, eleven months later! Richard Lawrence is Sarah Lakerman Willson's brother-in-law. - PJ Ahlberg. . House of Uncle of Sarah Lakerman . Richmond, NY, 1791 Jun 24, NY East Ward Assessment of Real & Personal Property: The house of Isaac Van Tuyl. The small size & amount of its windows is characteristic of an early period. The large section is original unit, covered by a gambrel roof of New England type, has been restored & considerable altered. . Recorded for further research: William Lakerman, died 16 Oct, 1805 & buried in Saint Andrews Church Cemetery, Richmondtown, New York. Note2: that is, the same church that Sarah married John Lawrence. - - - | LAKERMAN, Sarah (I30)
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| 21722 | Sarah is the daughter of Elizabeth Jessup & Richard Cornell. Sarah Cornell married first by 19 Jan 1679, NY, to John Washburn; . 1686 Father Richard Cornell deed son-in-law Madnan's Neck, Flushing, Long Island, 1684 John Washburn was Patentee of Flushing. John Washburn's will, now living in Parish of St. Bartolph, without Aldgate, London, England. Proved 19 Jun 1688, NY. Washburn owned & at Hungry Harbor 1699. 1693 Richard Cornell by his Will, gave each of Washburn's children a heifer. . Sarah Cornell married second 1691 to Isaac Arnold. Father Richard Cornell, Sr. willed to his daughter Sarah Arnold, 2 cows. . Issac was colonel of militia 1700 & member for Convention 1673. - - - | CORNELL, Sarah (I2654)
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| 21723 | Sarah is the daughter of Elizabeth Paxton & Ebenezer Doan. Sarah was chosen at age 9, along with 3 other little girls, to carry the Golden Globe of Peace to the top of the Sharon Temple of Peace in a special dedication ceremony at the completion of the building of the Temple in 1825. Ref: Doane Family Association. | DOAN, Sarah .1 (I388)
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| 21724 | Sarah is the daughter of Ellen Laura Bennet & Austin Hill. Possibly Ida’s cousin. Son of “Uncle Abe” (Abram) Willson & Julia (Julia probably Ida’s aunt on her mother’s side. | HILL, Sarah ALICE (I1196)
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| 21725 | Sarah is the daughter of Hannah Richardson & John Barker Walker. | Sarah Carrick (I671)
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| 21726 | Sarah is the daughter of Jane & David Stonehouse. Ontario Marriage Registration # 5742-4, on 21 Feb 1883, Ravenswood. Methodist. John A Hollingshead, 26, 1857 of Pont Edward, born York Co., Brakesman, s/o Elizabeth & Wm. Hollinshead, married Sarah Stonehouse, 22 /1861, of Lobo Twp., d/o David & Jane Stonehouse. Wit: Geo Cochran, Pte. Edward, & Annie Stonehouse, Ravenswood. | STONEHOUSE, Sarah (I550)
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| 21727 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I9)
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| 21728 | Sarah is the daughter of Lucy Stout and Elisha Lawrence. John Emley and wife Sarah Lawrence, Box 4954 family records at the Genealogical Society of NJ, 169 College Ave., Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ. - - - | LAWRENCE, Sarah .ii (I420)
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| 21729 | Sarah is the daughter of Mary Ann Cummer & John Willson.3rd. | WILLSON, Sarah .4 (I251)
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| 21730 | Sarah is the daughter of Mary Felker born in NJ & granddaughter of Johann Jost Völkel JOHN Felker. . 1861 Census Erin Twp., Wellington Co. Widow Sarah Felker Sargent, age 55, b 1806, widowed, & daughter Ann Sargent, 17y, b. 1844 are both visiting with daughter Eliza A Awry, age 28, b 1833 & her husband Thos Awry & their 2 children: Sarah 1856 & Maria Awrey, age 3, 1858 . . Sargent Family History, compiled by Jean Hutchinson 28 Apr 1986. Sources McKeen Cemetery, Geta & Frank Goodall, Lois Wells & others: George Thomas Sargent, 1803-1849 & his wife Sarah Felker, b. 1811, came from Grimsby to Garafraxa in or before 1841 when their son Cyrus was born. . Descendant of Mary Ann, Mrs. Joseph Cawthra send information from Marriage certificates: Ref: the Pioneer's wife Felker: . The pioneer couple took up 200 A, all of Lot 12, Con 7, Garafraxa Twp. No record of 1st land owners in Microfiche Abstracts for Geo. This Sargent ever having owned this piece of property, yet it was left to his descends by his will. We believe he made arrangements with the owner in Grimsby area to buy L12 C7, Garafraxa, & settled on it, but because of his untimely death, he never made a payment on it; also because of the distance to Toronto, the mode of travel by foot, around by Galt to Hamilton to Toronto. We expect the Sargent family came by way of Hamilton to Toronto We expect the Saregent family came by way of Brantford to Elora, Fergus to Belwood, following the Grand River then an Indian Trail. They may have come to Garafraxa because a relative, Lewis Felker 1795 & his wife Mary Meredith 1796, & their family came to W Holt 16 & 17, C7, Garafraxa at Carmel in March 1826. Fellers & Merediths were U.E.L. from the Grimsby area. Since Thomas died in 1849, we have not discovered where he was born, but D.F. Sargent always said his people came from England. Likely by way of NY City and across NY State from Albany by way of Erie Canada to Buffalo or to Niagara-on-the-Lake, arriving in the Niagara Peninsula where why were married. - - - | FELKER, Sarah .1 (I579)
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| 21731 | Sarah is the daughter of Mary Ferris & Gershom Lockwood. Her father was Governor of Connecticut. . 1787 Feb 27. [Extract] Evidence of Alexd. Montgomery, Junr., dated at Saint John, NB. Gershorm Lockwood, father of witnesses's wife, left by WILL a lot of Land 10 Acres in Greenwich to witnesses's wife. She was dying in his life when he added a Codicil that it was to go amongst her children. Testator died about the beginning of the War: David Brown was in possession of this Lot in Trust for Witnesses' children by Witnesses' Order. Says he gave security in £700 to act as Guardian for his children to the Court of Probate but never got possession himself but directed David Brown for take possession. David Brown has left it as witness believes perhaps his brother-in-law may be in possession - one William Henry, who had married witnesses' sister. There were 16 Acres not mentioned in the WILL which will go amongst all the children there were 9 children, witness's wife was one of the children. . Witness has 8 children: John the eldest Son, now amongst the Genesse. Alexander, the Claimant; Archibald, age 22, at sea (b.1765); Hugh, infant, at sea (?) David, infant, here [i.e. New Brunswick]; Mary, married in the States; Sarah & Susannah, now here [Province of New Brunswick]. Ref: American Loyalist Claims, Evidence New York, vol. 25, p 319. . Book of Claims 1780-1783, Vol. 116. Gershorm Lockwood, of Stanwick, Connecticut, Yeoman, Where & when indicted: Westchester, Nov 9. Judgement: Oct 26, 1782. LeRoy, Simons S. . The above research & transcription by P J Ahlberg. Thank you. - - - | LOCKWOOD, Sarah (I1387)
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| 21732 | Sarah is the daughter of Mrs. Altenburg, born England & her father Mr. Altenburg, born Turkey. | ALTENBURG, Sarah Ann (I912)
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| 21733 | Sarah is the daughter of Nancy Rott & Matthew Smith, b 1798 NJ. Two siblings married 2 siblings: Matthew McCutcheon married Helen Mitchell, Hugh Mitchell married Cecelia McCutcheon. . Died. McCutcheon - at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Hugh Mitchel, Lot 10, 6th, Line Eramosa, on Monday, February 12, 1923. Sarah Smith, widow of the late Thomas McCutcheon, Erin in her 90th year. Ref: Acton Free Press, 15 Feb 1923, p. 6, column 1. . MRS. THOMAS McCutcheon, Death notice: Full of years, with active useful Christian Life, behind her Sarah Smith, widow of the late Thomas McCutcheon of the 2nd Line Erin, passed away on Monday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Hugh Mitchell, Eramosa. Mrs. McC. was born on the 5th line, Erin. After spending half a century in happy married life with her husband, the shadow of death came & he was called to his long home, leaving her a widow with 11 sons & daughters. Their homestead for 40 years was the well-known farm on the 2nd line, where their splendid brick house & farm buildings were always admire by the countryside & the traveling public. It is 18 years since Mr. McCutcheon passed away, Mrs. McC. had her church home at the Disciples of Church, Everton. The service there ware always ear to her & her worship was ever sincere. The 8 sons & 3 daughters of the family all survive; They are: Mathew, of the third line; Hugh Robert of the second line; John, Town line between Erin & Eramosa; William, on the gravel road; Henry & Thomas at Lot 9, Con 2; David in Acton; Thompson Smith at Brantford; Mrs Hugh Mitchell, Eramosa; [Cecilia,] Mrs. O McCullough, Guelph; [Mary] & Mrs. W J Smith, Everton. The funeral was held Thursday after last, Interment being made at Everton Cemetery. Transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - - | SMITH, Sarah MARY (I18)
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| 21734 | Sarah is the daughter of Rachel Carpenter & Enos Lundy of Sussex, NJ. | LUNDY, Sarah (The Elder) (I1658)
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| 21735 | Sarah is the daughter of Sara Ebb & William, married 1693. Wm. Hilton, Est 1670, England. Children of Sara Hilton & Joannes Vanzandt are: Joseph Vanzandt, b: 27 Jul 1718 in Albany, New York State Joseph Vanzandt, b: 4 Sep 1720, Anna Vanzandt, b: 25 Nov 1722, Sara Vanzandt, b: 22 Mar 1724, William Vanzandt, b: 5 Sep 1725, Garrit Vanzandt, b: 5 Mar 1727, Johannes Vanzandt, Jr., b: 8 Dec 1728, Gerrit Vanzandt,, b: 3 Jan 1731, Jacobus Vanzandt, b: Nov 1732, Gysbert / Gisbert Vanzandt, b: 10 Mar 1734, c: 17 Sep 1738, Elizabeth Vanzandt, b: 3 Dec 1738 in Albany, New York. Ref: Collections on History of Albany, p184. - - - | HILTON, Sara (I1314)
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| 21736 | Sarah is the daughter of Sarah Abbe & Shubael Geer who is the son of Deborah & Thomas Geares (Geer). Sarah is the cousin of husband, Titus Simons. > In the Enfield Street Cemetery lies a beautifully monument, short but a wide stone, perhaps reburied deeper (?) Very clear inscription reads: Here Lyesy Body of Mrs Sarah Simons wife of Mr John Simons who died July 20th 1751 in the 47 year of her age. Above in inscription there appears a round face with wide eyes, curly hair & a necklace & surrounded with feathers. Ref: Historical Sketch of Town of Enfield, 1900. - Transcripts by PJ Ahlberg, 2017. Thank you. - - - | GEER, Sarah (I2880)
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| 21737 | Sarah is the daughter of Sarah Armstrong b 2.8. 1804 & Martin Snider, b 1753 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 1825 Dec. 26 Married John WILSON Jr. to Sarah SNIDER both of York. Wit: Helen McDougal, William Snider Vol. 7, Register of Rev. James Harris Presbyterian Church. Sarah died after childbirth of daughter Mary, who Married Peter Lawrence, Jr. - - - | SNIDER, Sarah (I26)
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| 21738 | Sarah is the daughter of Sarah Armstrong b 2.8. 1804 and Martin Snider, b 1753 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. . 1825 Dec 26 - Married John WILSON Jr. to Sarah SNIDER both of York. Wit: Helen McDougal, William Snider Ref: Vol. 7, Register of Rev. James Harris Presbyterian Church. . Sarah died after childbirth of daughter Mary, who Married Peter Lawrence, Jr. - - - | SNIDER, Sarah (I467)
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| 21739 | Sarah is the daughter of Sarah Ashton & Samuel Barrett. Two Vernon siblings married two Barrett siblings: Isaac married Sarah Barrett. Annie Vernon married Simpson Barrett. | BARRETT, Sarah Matilda (I1222)
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| 21740 | Sarah is the daughter of Sarah Caulkins & Eliakiam Newcomb who died in Clear Creek, Howard Twp., Kent Co., Ontario. | NEWCOMB, Sarah Elizabeth (I1087)
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| 21741 | Sarah is the daughter of Sarah Fairfield & Thomas Abbe. His ancestors & descendants of the Abbey family, pathfinders, soldiers & pioneer settlers of Connecticut, its Western Reserve in Ohio & the great West . Ref: Memorial of Captain Thomas Abbey. Children of Sarah Abbe & Shubael Geer Sr are: 1. Shubael Geer.2, b December 1703- 15 March 1704. 2. Sarah Geer, b 5 January 1705; died ; married John Simons. 3. Deborah Geer, b 17 August 1707- 12 August 1794; married Ezekiel Prior. 4. Mary Geer, b 10 March 1709; died; married Roger Griswold. 5. Tabitha Geer, born 21 July 1712- 30 August 1746; married Edward Collins. 6. Bathsheba Geer, born 16 January 1715; died; married Charles Sexton. 7. Shubael Geer.3, b26 May 1717-died after 1790; married Hannah Pease. 8. Elizabeth Geer, born 15 January 1720 - 20 October 1757; married Ebenezer Terry. 9. Thomas Geer, born 1 July 1722; died in 1751; married Hannah Abbe. 10. Anna Geer, b. December 1725 - 15 February 1764; married Aaron Pease. - - - | ABBE, Sarah (I2907)
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| 21742 | Sarah is the daughter of Sarah Foster and Reuben Vantassel. | VANTASSEL, Sarah Jane (I1422)
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| 21743 | Sarah is the daughter of Sarah Ladner & John Willson. the Elder Senior. . I believe John Wilson had a sister Sarah b. about 1735, d. 6/14/1791, age 56, married 1/3/1770 Thomas Mundy Jr., b. about 1731, d. 9/26/1794, age 61. I believe the marriage was at St. James Church in Piscataway (Church of England) although the record is with Christ Church (Church of England) records of New Brunswick, St. James records having been merged in there years ago when St. James ceased to exist. The present Episcopal Church on the St. James location is not related to the original & the cemetery has pretty much been, & still is, a community cemetery. Thomas Mundy, Jr. (4) & Sarah Wilson are my Gt., Gt. Gt. Gt. Grandparents. Thomas Jr. (4) was the son of Thomas Sr. (3) Nicholas Jr. (2), Nicholas Sr. (1) who came to Piscataway circa 1671 from Barbados, West Indies. Signed, Nicholas Monday Sanborn, Sr., NICK. 2016.12.16. Children of Sarah Willson & Thos. Mundy Jr are: Elizabeth Monday, married Shubal Merritt, Sarah Munday, & Ezekiel Munday. Rounded red sandstone monuments reads HERE lies the Body of Sarah Wife of Thomas Mundy who died July the 14 1791, Aged 56 years [1735]. - - - | WILLSON, Sarah (I1648)
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| 21744 | Sarah is the daughter of Sarah Powley, Kingston, ON. and William Wright, Yorkshire, England. | WRIGHT, Sarah Emily (I468)
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| 21745 | Sarah is the daughter of Sarah Scattergood & Job Tallman. . Burlington NJ Monthly Meeting 18 Jun 1760 - Whereas Joseph Wharton of the City of Philadelphia in the province of Pennsylvania, Merchant, son of Joseph Wharton of Walnut Grove in the County of Philadelphia, aforesaid & Sarah Tallman to the township of Mansfield in the Co. of Burlington & province of West New Jersey, daughter of Job Tallman, late of the same place, deceased, having declared their intentions of marriage with each other before several monthly meetings of the people called Quakers at Burlington, according to the good order used among them & having consent of parents, their said proposal of marriage was allowed of by the said meeting. Now these are to Certify whom it was concern that for the full accomplishing their said intentions, this 28 day of 6th month in the year of our Lord 1760, they the said Joseph Wharton & Sarah Tallman appeared in a public meeting of the people at Mansfield aforesaid & the said Joseph Wharton taking the said Sarah Tallman by the hand, did in solum inccuran? openly declare that he tool the said Sarah Tallman to be his wife, priming through the Lord, assisting to be unto her a loving & faithful husband until death doth separate them. And then and there in the same assembly, the said Sarah Tallman did declare that she took him the said Joseph Wharton to be her husband, promising though the Lord's assistance to be unto him a loving & faithful wife until death should separate them. And were over they 2 said Joseph Wharton & Sarah Tallman. She according to the custom of marriage assuming the name of her husband. As a further continuation there did then & there to those present set therein subscribe being present at the marriage on the date written above: To Wharton Jur, Sarah Wharton: Rebecca Weston, Wm. Fisbourn, J Crathbourne, Grofrey Laycock, Wm. Fishbein, James Logan, J Meredith, Hannah James, Benj. talman, Arthio Woodend, John Autouen, Joseph Tallman, Job ridgeway, Nathien Wright, John Wolwell, Wm. Nelite, Wm. Juley, Thomas Fishben, Joseph, Hannah, Thos., Rachel, James, Sanali Wharton, Joseph Talman, James Jaines, Mary Talman, Lidia Talman, JOHN Lawrence, MARTHA LAWRENCE, Mercir Fishburn, Margaret Stillwell, Givt Smith, Elizabeth Meredth, Caleb & Jonathan Scatten good, Jas. Wharton, Rachel Wharton, Reb. Scattengood. . 1763 June 28. Joseph Warton, Jr., merchant, & ux Sarah Tallman & John Lawrence, Esq., of Burlington, & ux Martha Tallman conveyed land to Joseph Tallman, Jr., and in the deed it appears that Sarah and Martha were daughters and co-heirs of the late Job Tallman, of Mansfield. Research & transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - - | TALLMAN, Sarah (I1709)
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| 21746 | Sarah is the daughter of Temperance Decker & Asa Willson. * 1900 Jan. Third Generation Eight child: Sarah: Born November 2nd, 1818. Died September 15, 1862. She married Thomas L Truex. Had 3 daughters, Emma, Laura who died young & Ann living [as of 1900] who married Richard Doveling (Doveling?) Papakating Cemetery Tombstone Inscriptions: Truex, Thomas L.*; wife Sarah Willson, dau/of Asa & Temperance, d. 14 Sep 1862, Aged 43.10.12; daughter Emma C., b. 7 Dec 1854, d. 1 May 1892; daughter Laura A., d. 18 Dec 1878, age 21.4.18. - - - | WILLSON, Sarah .7 (I694)
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| 21747 | Sarah is the daughter of Waite Ann Willson & Elias Doan . | DOAN, Sarah Haines .3 (I196)
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| 21748 | Sarah is the daughter of Wm. M. Gibson and both parents were born in England. | GIBSON, Sarah Lee (I2030)
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| 21749 | Sarah is the Daughter of Wm. Worth | WORTH, Sarah (I1119)
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| 21750 | Sarah is the daughter Sarah of Eliza Sargent & George Grant. Their children are: Clara, Martha, Norman, Thomas, George, Eliza & Mable Grant. - - - | AWREY, Sarah Ann (I850)
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