Sarah was the daughter of Nicolas Fry, Jr. She was listed as 70 years old in the 1850 Catawba Co. census, so she would have been born about 1780. She married George P. Whitener Nov. 12, 1805 in Lincoln Co., NC. They had 9 children. Rev. P. C. Henkel preached her funeral Jan. 18, 1853 at Zion Lutheran Church, using Psalm 17:15 as the text. She doesn't have a gravestone, but she was probably buried at Zion Lutheran Church cemetery or the Michael Weidner Cemetery.
Sources: Lincoln Co. Marriage Bond, 1850 Catawba Co. census, Rev. P. C. Henkel diary
**Info provided by Gracie Seitz Cook
Sources: Lincoln Co. Marriage Bond, 1850 Catawba Co. census, Rev. P. C. Henkel diary
**Info provided by Gracie Seitz Cook
Sarah was the daughter of Nicolas Fry, Jr. She was listed as 70 years old in the 1850 Catawba Co. census, so she would have been born about 1780. She married George P. Whitener Nov. 12, 1805 in Lincoln Co., NC. They had 9 children. Rev. P. C. Henkel preached her funeral Jan. 18, 1853 at Zion Lutheran Church, using Psalm 17:15 as the text. She doesn't have a gravestone, but she was probably buried at Zion Lutheran Church cemetery or the Michael Weidner Cemetery.
Sources: Lincoln Co. Marriage Bond, 1850 Catawba Co. census, Rev. P. C. Henkel diary
**Info provided by Gracie Seitz Cook
Sources: Lincoln Co. Marriage Bond, 1850 Catawba Co. census, Rev. P. C. Henkel diary
**Info provided by Gracie Seitz Cook
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