Sarah Parsons Stewart was born in New Bethlehem, Clarion Co. PA on May 3 1852. She was raised on the family farm, which was located about ½ mile north of New Bethlehem, or Gum Town as it was then called.
In May of 1860, when she was just 8 years old, a tornado swept of the Red Bank Valley. Her mother tragically died and the family house and barn destroyed.
She married William Oliver Butler Kaster on Aug 8 1872, they had 6 children, 5 daughters Harriet, Mina, Olive, Sarah, and Kathryn and one son John.
He was a carpenter and lumber mill operator/owner. They lived their lives in the house they built on the bank of the Red Creek in Hawthorn PA.
In May of 1860, when she was just 8 years old, a tornado swept of the Red Bank Valley. Her mother tragically died and the family house and barn destroyed.
She married William Oliver Butler Kaster on Aug 8 1872, they had 6 children, 5 daughters Harriet, Mina, Olive, Sarah, and Kathryn and one son John.
He was a carpenter and lumber mill operator/owner. They lived their lives in the house they built on the bank of the Red Creek in Hawthorn PA.
Sarah Parsons Stewart was born in New Bethlehem, Clarion Co. PA on May 3 1852. She was raised on the family farm, which was located about ½ mile north of New Bethlehem, or Gum Town as it was then called.
In May of 1860, when she was just 8 years old, a tornado swept of the Red Bank Valley. Her mother tragically died and the family house and barn destroyed.
She married William Oliver Butler Kaster on Aug 8 1872, they had 6 children, 5 daughters Harriet, Mina, Olive, Sarah, and Kathryn and one son John.
He was a carpenter and lumber mill operator/owner. They lived their lives in the house they built on the bank of the Red Creek in Hawthorn PA.
In May of 1860, when she was just 8 years old, a tornado swept of the Red Bank Valley. Her mother tragically died and the family house and barn destroyed.
She married William Oliver Butler Kaster on Aug 8 1872, they had 6 children, 5 daughters Harriet, Mina, Olive, Sarah, and Kathryn and one son John.
He was a carpenter and lumber mill operator/owner. They lived their lives in the house they built on the bank of the Red Creek in Hawthorn PA.
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