Sarah Morgan d. 3 May 1718 Belchertown, Hampshire, Massachusetts, United States

1696 - 1718 (~ 21 years)

Name	Sarah Morgan
Christened	24 May 1696	Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States
Gender	Female
Died	3 May 1718	Belchertown, Hampshire, Massachusetts, United States
Person ID	I7446	Molloy-Remde Family Tree Aug 23
Last Modified	5 Jun 2022

Father	Thomas Morgan, b. Abt 1670, of Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States , d. 25 Mar 1725, Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States (Age ~ 55 years)
Mother	Rachel Merry, b. 30 Aug 1678, Northampton, Hampshire, Massachusetts, United States , d. Bef 18 Jan 1737 (Age < 58 years)
Married	Abt 1690
Family ID	F3001	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Thomas Graves, b. 22 Oct 1690, Hatfield, Hampshire, Massachusetts, United States , d. 1/01 Jan 1713/1714, Belchertown, Hampshire, Massachusetts, United States (Age 23 years)

Married 1 Jan 1719

Children

1. Deliverance Graves, b. 27 Oct 1713, Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States

, d. 5 Jul 1758, West Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States

(Age 44 years)

Last Modified 7 Sep 2023

Family ID F3002 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Notes

information from pedigree chart by Marilyn Markham, SLC, UT

!of Hatfield, Hamps., Mass.

!The Hosmer heritage : ancestors and descendants of the emigrant
Thomas Hosmer (1603-1687), by Ronald Roberts.

!Married 1st Thomas Graves.
!Married 2nd Jobannah Smith, 26 Sept. 1714. By this marriage, Sarah had
1 child, Zephania Smith, b. 1 Feb. 1715/16, Hartford, Conn. (Original
Distribution of the Town of Hartford (Ct.) among the Settlers, 1639.
Boltwood. p. 19 in N.E. Historical and Genealogical Register. SIII (Jan.,
1859), 52)

!Sarah died before she completed the final accounting of her husband's
estate. As a result of Sarah's death, Thomas Morgan [Sarah's father] was
appointed legal guardian of Deliverance Graves [a minor]. (Early
Connecticut Probate Records: Hartford District 1635-1750. II, p. 209.
[Original records. vol. IX, p. 78])

!Colonial families of Long Island, New york and Connecticut..., by Herbert
Furman Seversmith