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Sarah Bird 1734 – 1803 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 6 Oct 1734

Birth Location: Finsbury, London, England

Death Date: Abt. 1803

Death Location: Newington, London, England

Father: Richard Bird

Mother: Elizabeth Smith

Spouse(s): Samuel Fullmer

Children(s): Mary Fullmer

Sarah Bird was born in 1734 in Finsbury, London, England, the child of Richard Bird and Elizabeth Smith. Sarah Bird married Samuel Fullmer, and had children including Mary Jane Fullmer. Sarah Bird passed away in 1803 in Newington, London, England.

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Biography

  • Sarah Bird was born in 1734 in Finsbury, London, England, the child of Richard Bird and Elizabeth Smith.
  • Sarah Bird married Samuel Fullmer, and had children including Mary Jane Fullmer.
  • Sarah Bird passed away in 1803 in Newington, London, England.

Immediate Family

Parents

Richard Bird
1711 – 1789
Birth Location: Leather Lane, Camden, London
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Elizabeth Smith
1709 – 1780
Birth Location: Westminster
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Spouses(s)

Samuel Fullmer
1735 – 1805
Birth Location: St Martins in the Fields, Westminster.
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Children(s)

Mary Fullmer
1757 – 1815
Birth Location: St James, Westminster, England
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Sarah Bird's Ancestors

Self
Sarah Bird
1734 – 1803
Birth Place: Finsbury, London, England
Parents
Richard Bird
1711 – 1789
Leather Lane, Camden, London
Elizabeth Smith
1709 – 1780
Westminster
Grandparents
Great-Grandparents
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Sarah Bird's Descendants

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Sarah Bird (6 Oct 1734 – Abt. 1803) m. Samuel Fullmer (27 Nov 1735 – 2 May 1805)
  1. 1. Mary (Jane) Fullmer (17 Jan 1757 – May 1815) m. Augustus (Temple) Goodman (April 9, 1754 – 23 July 1820)
    1. 1. Mary (Fulmer) Goodman (1786 – 13 Nov 1833) m. Thomas Freeman (Circa 1790 – Circa 1830)
      1. 1. Mary (Jane) Freeman (1816 – )
      2. 2. Thomas (Augustus) Freeman (1817 – 1820)
      3. 3. William Freeman (1826 – 20 Mar 1883) m. Elizabeth Redhead (Abt 1824 – 30 Mar 1853) m. Sarah Tuck (13 Apr 1827 – 1 Jan 1892)
        1. 1. William (Thomas) Freeman (23 Aug 1847 – 10 August 1884)
        2. 2. James Freeman (31 Aug 1849 – 25 Mar 1934) m. Ann ((Annie) McNaughton) Armit (21 Sep 1857 – 28 Apr 1945)
        3. 3. Mary (Jane) Freeman (1st Week Nov 1852 – 21 Jan 1853)
        4. 4. John (Henry) Freeman (1854 – 29 Mar 1915) m. Elizabeth (Ann) Caton (07 Oct 1851 – 24 Dec 1936)
        5. 5. Sarah (Ann) Freeman (04 Apr 1857 – 1933)
        6. 6. Mary (Ellen) Freeman (22 Mar 1860 – 1934)
        7. 7. Emma (Jane) Freeman (19 Jan 1866 – 11 Feb 1866)
        8. 8. Jemima (Amelia ("Millie")) Freeman (8 Mar 1867 – 9 Jun 1915)

Sarah Bird's Timeline

2 Records

1734
6 Oct 1734
Birth of Sarah Bird in Finsbury, London, England
Finsbury, London, England
1803
Abt. 1803
Age 69
Death of Sarah Bird in Newington, London, England
Newington, London, England

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 6 Oct 1734
    Event Place: Finsbury, London, England

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: Abt. 1803
    Event Place: Newington, London, England
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