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Sarah Conner 1805–1880 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1805

Birth Location: North Carolina, United States

Death Date: 17 November 1880

Death Location: Greene County, Missouri

Father: Samuel Conner

Mother: Elizabeth (DNA)

Spouse(s): Richard Martin

Children(s): Richard Martin, Samuel Martin, Massey Martin, Sarah Martin, Elizabeth Martin, S Martin

In 1805, Sarah Conner entered the world in North Carolina, United States, born to Samuel Jacob Conner And Elizabeth Massey Swearingen Dna. Sarah Conner married Richard Cowden Martin, and had children including Elizabeth Martin, Massey Terissa Martin, Richard Martin, S D Martin, Samuel Findley Martin, Sarah Martin. Sarah Conner passed away in 1880 in Greene County, Missouri.

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Biography

  • In 1805, Sarah Conner entered the world in North Carolina, United States, born to Samuel Jacob Conner And Elizabeth Massey Swearingen Dna.
  • Sarah Conner married Richard Cowden Martin, and had children including Elizabeth Martin, Massey Terissa Martin, Richard Martin, S D Martin, Samuel Findley Martin, Sarah Martin.
  • Sarah Conner passed away in 1880 in Greene County, Missouri.

Immediate Family

Parents

Samuel Conner
1776–1862
Birth Location: Lincoln, North Carolina
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Elizabeth (DNA)
1788–1848
Birth Location: Burke County, Enka Section, North Carolina
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Spouses(s)

Richard Martin
1801–1835
Birth Location: Lincoln, North Carolina, United States
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Children(s)

Richard Martin
1835–1923
Birth Location: Springfield, Greene, Missouri
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Samuel Martin
1833–1890
Birth Location: Greene, Missouri, United States
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Massey Martin
1828–1897
Birth Location: North Carolina, United States
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Sarah Martin
1835–1879
Birth Location: Greene, Missouri, United States
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Elizabeth Martin
1829–1875
Birth Location: Missouri The first white child born in, Greene, Missouri, United States
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S Martin
1827–
Birth Location: Virginia, United States
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Sarah Conner's Ancestors

Self
Sarah Conner
1805–1880
Birth Place: North Carolina, United States
Parents
Samuel Jacob Conner
1776–1862
Lincoln, North Carolina
Elizabeth (Massey Swearingen) (DNA)
1788–1848
Burke County, Enka Section, North Carolina
Grandparents
Samuel (Swearingen) III
1750–1811
Edgecombe, Edgecombe, North Carolina, United States
Martha ("Massey" Cloud) Grizzle
1754–1811
NC
Great-Grandparents
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Sarah Conner's Descendants

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Sarah Conner (1805–17 November 1880) m. Richard (Cowden) Martin (11 Jun 1801–01 Jun 1835)
  1. 1. Richard Martin 1835–1923 m. Berthena (H.) LEMING 1843–1913
    1. 1. Sarah (Lucinda) Martin 1859–1924
    2. 2. George (Alexander) Martin 1873–1950
    3. 3. William (E.) Martin 1862–1916
    4. 4. Josephine ("Josie" A) Martin 1863–1928
    5. 5. Nancy (Elizabeth) Martin\Justis 1866–1931
    6. 6. Samuel (H) Martin 1867–1924
    7. 7. Emma Martin 1869–1895
    8. 8. Thomas (G) Martin 1872–1883
    9. 9. James (S) Martin 1885–1952
    10. 10. Eliza (Louisa) Martin 1877–1934
    11. 11. Infant Martin 1881–1881
    12. 12. L (J) Martin 1877–1934
    13. 13. Fineus (Lafayette) MARTIN 1871–1943 m. Sarah (Jane) Prince 1879–1924
      1. 1. Dovie (Agnes) Martin 1897–1972 m. James (Franklin) Ragsdale 1894–1943
        1. 1. Carl (Edward) Ragsdale 1918–2000 m. Sylvia (Anna Imogene) Hargus 1919–1981
  2. 2. Samuel (Findley) Martin 1833–1890
  3. 3. Massey (Terissa) Martin 1828–1897
  4. 4. Sarah Martin 1835–1879
  5. 5. Elizabeth Martin 1829–1875
  6. 6. S (D) Martin 1827–

Sarah Conner's Timeline

2 Records

1805
1805
Birth of Sarah Conner in North Carolina, United States
North Carolina, United States
1880
17 November 1880
Age 75
Death of Sarah Conner in Greene County, Missouri
Greene County, Missouri

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1805
    Event Place: North Carolina, United States

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 17 November 1880
    Event Place: Greene County, Missouri
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