Daughter of John Overton and Elizabeth Homan, wife of Francis Barteau and mother of Rebecca, William Marshall, Henrietta H., and Sarah Maria Barteau. Sister of Mordecai Homan, James, Alanson and Franklin Overton. Granddaughter of David Overton and Mary Davis.
In 1850, Sally Barteau, aged 49, was shown living in Brookhaven, NY with her husband, Francis Barteau, aged 56, and daughter, Sarah Barteau, aged 12. Her husband, Francis, was shown to be a farmer.
Sarah died from what was described as "galloping consumption (tuberculosis).
(Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; Long Island Surnames; Brookhaven Historian's Alpha List, page 8; Brookhaven/South Haven Hamlets & Their People; 1850 US Federal Census)
In 1850, Sally Barteau, aged 49, was shown living in Brookhaven, NY with her husband, Francis Barteau, aged 56, and daughter, Sarah Barteau, aged 12. Her husband, Francis, was shown to be a farmer.
Sarah died from what was described as "galloping consumption (tuberculosis).
(Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; Long Island Surnames; Brookhaven Historian's Alpha List, page 8; Brookhaven/South Haven Hamlets & Their People; 1850 US Federal Census)
Daughter of John Overton and Elizabeth Homan, wife of Francis Barteau and mother of Rebecca, William Marshall, Henrietta H., and Sarah Maria Barteau. Sister of Mordecai Homan, James, Alanson and Franklin Overton. Granddaughter of David Overton and Mary Davis.
In 1850, Sally Barteau, aged 49, was shown living in Brookhaven, NY with her husband, Francis Barteau, aged 56, and daughter, Sarah Barteau, aged 12. Her husband, Francis, was shown to be a farmer.
Sarah died from what was described as "galloping consumption (tuberculosis).
(Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; Long Island Surnames; Brookhaven Historian's Alpha List, page 8; Brookhaven/South Haven Hamlets & Their People; 1850 US Federal Census)
In 1850, Sally Barteau, aged 49, was shown living in Brookhaven, NY with her husband, Francis Barteau, aged 56, and daughter, Sarah Barteau, aged 12. Her husband, Francis, was shown to be a farmer.
Sarah died from what was described as "galloping consumption (tuberculosis).
(Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; Long Island Surnames; Brookhaven Historian's Alpha List, page 8; Brookhaven/South Haven Hamlets & Their People; 1850 US Federal Census)
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