Sarah died of "old age".
In the 1911 Canada Census, widow Helen Stewart, 74, born January 1837, in N.B. , was living in St. Stephen, N.B. with boarder widow Henrietta Blair, 72, born January 1839, in N.B.
Her death certificate says she lived in New Brunswick for her entire life, but I can't find her anywhere during the 1901 Canada Census.
In the 1891 Canada Census, physician Frank Blair, 36, born N.B. , father born Scotland, mother born N.B., was living in St. Stephen, N.B. with Alice, 35, born N.B, parents born Ireland; and Gladys, one year, five months, born in N.B.; widow Isabella Owen, 73, born Ireland, parents born Ireland ; widow Sarah H. Blair, 61, born N.B., parents born N.B.; and Ellen Crocker, 57, born NS, parents born NS
In the 1881 Canada Census, com of c. cty William Rose, 71, born N.B., was living in St. Stephen, N.B. with Almira, 64, born N.B.; Sarah H. Blair, 50, born N.B; and Margaret McRae, 17, born N.B.
In the 1871 Canada Census, Sarah H. Blair, 42, born N.B., was living in St. Stephen, N.B. with William L., 19; and Frank, 17, both born in N.B.
In the 1861 Canada Census, hotel keeper Helen Merks (?), 62, born U.S., was living in St. Stephen, N.B. with Frances, 26; Hannah, 24; Marietta, 20; James, 19; and Sarah, 16, all born in N.B.; lodgers widow Henrietta Blair, 32, born N.B.; Livingston, 9; and Frank, 7, both born in N.B; Moses McGovern, 26, born N.B.; Edward Baker, 20, born N.B.; clerk James Clerke (?), 23, born N.S; duel instructor Torrence Cummings, 27, born Ireland; clerk James Lynott, 24, born N.B; downstair servant Jane Millon, 10, born N.B; and servant Daniel Neat, 17, born N.B.
m. St. Stephen (Charlotte Co.) 2nd inst., by Rev. Jerome Alley, Dugald BLAIR, Esq., M.D. / Sarah H. MARKS second d/o Lt. Col. N. MARKS, all of St. Stephen (Saint John New Brunswick Courier, March 13, 1852)
Scotland native Dugald Blair of St. Andrews Parish and St. Stephen native Sarah Henrietta Marks of the same parish were married there on March 2, 1852 by Jerome Alley in St. Andrews
d. St. Stephen (Charlotte Co.) Wednesday, Lt. Col. Nehemiah MARKS, Esq., age 63. (Weekly Chronicle, August 26, 1853)
d. St. Stephen, 11th inst., Sally MARKS w/o Nehemiah MARKS, Esq (New Brunswick Courier, July 30, 1836)
Sarah was the daughter of Nehamiah Marks and Sarah Thompson.
In the 1911 Canada Census, widow Helen Stewart, 74, born January 1837, in N.B. , was living in St. Stephen, N.B. with boarder widow Henrietta Blair, 72, born January 1839, in N.B.
Her death certificate says she lived in New Brunswick for her entire life, but I can't find her anywhere during the 1901 Canada Census.
In the 1891 Canada Census, physician Frank Blair, 36, born N.B. , father born Scotland, mother born N.B., was living in St. Stephen, N.B. with Alice, 35, born N.B, parents born Ireland; and Gladys, one year, five months, born in N.B.; widow Isabella Owen, 73, born Ireland, parents born Ireland ; widow Sarah H. Blair, 61, born N.B., parents born N.B.; and Ellen Crocker, 57, born NS, parents born NS
In the 1881 Canada Census, com of c. cty William Rose, 71, born N.B., was living in St. Stephen, N.B. with Almira, 64, born N.B.; Sarah H. Blair, 50, born N.B; and Margaret McRae, 17, born N.B.
In the 1871 Canada Census, Sarah H. Blair, 42, born N.B., was living in St. Stephen, N.B. with William L., 19; and Frank, 17, both born in N.B.
In the 1861 Canada Census, hotel keeper Helen Merks (?), 62, born U.S., was living in St. Stephen, N.B. with Frances, 26; Hannah, 24; Marietta, 20; James, 19; and Sarah, 16, all born in N.B.; lodgers widow Henrietta Blair, 32, born N.B.; Livingston, 9; and Frank, 7, both born in N.B; Moses McGovern, 26, born N.B.; Edward Baker, 20, born N.B.; clerk James Clerke (?), 23, born N.S; duel instructor Torrence Cummings, 27, born Ireland; clerk James Lynott, 24, born N.B; downstair servant Jane Millon, 10, born N.B; and servant Daniel Neat, 17, born N.B.
m. St. Stephen (Charlotte Co.) 2nd inst., by Rev. Jerome Alley, Dugald BLAIR, Esq., M.D. / Sarah H. MARKS second d/o Lt. Col. N. MARKS, all of St. Stephen (Saint John New Brunswick Courier, March 13, 1852)
Scotland native Dugald Blair of St. Andrews Parish and St. Stephen native Sarah Henrietta Marks of the same parish were married there on March 2, 1852 by Jerome Alley in St. Andrews
d. St. Stephen (Charlotte Co.) Wednesday, Lt. Col. Nehemiah MARKS, Esq., age 63. (Weekly Chronicle, August 26, 1853)
d. St. Stephen, 11th inst., Sally MARKS w/o Nehemiah MARKS, Esq (New Brunswick Courier, July 30, 1836)
Sarah was the daughter of Nehamiah Marks and Sarah Thompson.
Sarah died of "old age".
In the 1911 Canada Census, widow Helen Stewart, 74, born January 1837, in N.B. , was living in St. Stephen, N.B. with boarder widow Henrietta Blair, 72, born January 1839, in N.B.
Her death certificate says she lived in New Brunswick for her entire life, but I can't find her anywhere during the 1901 Canada Census.
In the 1891 Canada Census, physician Frank Blair, 36, born N.B. , father born Scotland, mother born N.B., was living in St. Stephen, N.B. with Alice, 35, born N.B, parents born Ireland; and Gladys, one year, five months, born in N.B.; widow Isabella Owen, 73, born Ireland, parents born Ireland ; widow Sarah H. Blair, 61, born N.B., parents born N.B.; and Ellen Crocker, 57, born NS, parents born NS
In the 1881 Canada Census, com of c. cty William Rose, 71, born N.B., was living in St. Stephen, N.B. with Almira, 64, born N.B.; Sarah H. Blair, 50, born N.B; and Margaret McRae, 17, born N.B.
In the 1871 Canada Census, Sarah H. Blair, 42, born N.B., was living in St. Stephen, N.B. with William L., 19; and Frank, 17, both born in N.B.
In the 1861 Canada Census, hotel keeper Helen Merks (?), 62, born U.S., was living in St. Stephen, N.B. with Frances, 26; Hannah, 24; Marietta, 20; James, 19; and Sarah, 16, all born in N.B.; lodgers widow Henrietta Blair, 32, born N.B.; Livingston, 9; and Frank, 7, both born in N.B; Moses McGovern, 26, born N.B.; Edward Baker, 20, born N.B.; clerk James Clerke (?), 23, born N.S; duel instructor Torrence Cummings, 27, born Ireland; clerk James Lynott, 24, born N.B; downstair servant Jane Millon, 10, born N.B; and servant Daniel Neat, 17, born N.B.
m. St. Stephen (Charlotte Co.) 2nd inst., by Rev. Jerome Alley, Dugald BLAIR, Esq., M.D. / Sarah H. MARKS second d/o Lt. Col. N. MARKS, all of St. Stephen (Saint John New Brunswick Courier, March 13, 1852)
Scotland native Dugald Blair of St. Andrews Parish and St. Stephen native Sarah Henrietta Marks of the same parish were married there on March 2, 1852 by Jerome Alley in St. Andrews
d. St. Stephen (Charlotte Co.) Wednesday, Lt. Col. Nehemiah MARKS, Esq., age 63. (Weekly Chronicle, August 26, 1853)
d. St. Stephen, 11th inst., Sally MARKS w/o Nehemiah MARKS, Esq (New Brunswick Courier, July 30, 1836)
Sarah was the daughter of Nehamiah Marks and Sarah Thompson.
In the 1911 Canada Census, widow Helen Stewart, 74, born January 1837, in N.B. , was living in St. Stephen, N.B. with boarder widow Henrietta Blair, 72, born January 1839, in N.B.
Her death certificate says she lived in New Brunswick for her entire life, but I can't find her anywhere during the 1901 Canada Census.
In the 1891 Canada Census, physician Frank Blair, 36, born N.B. , father born Scotland, mother born N.B., was living in St. Stephen, N.B. with Alice, 35, born N.B, parents born Ireland; and Gladys, one year, five months, born in N.B.; widow Isabella Owen, 73, born Ireland, parents born Ireland ; widow Sarah H. Blair, 61, born N.B., parents born N.B.; and Ellen Crocker, 57, born NS, parents born NS
In the 1881 Canada Census, com of c. cty William Rose, 71, born N.B., was living in St. Stephen, N.B. with Almira, 64, born N.B.; Sarah H. Blair, 50, born N.B; and Margaret McRae, 17, born N.B.
In the 1871 Canada Census, Sarah H. Blair, 42, born N.B., was living in St. Stephen, N.B. with William L., 19; and Frank, 17, both born in N.B.
In the 1861 Canada Census, hotel keeper Helen Merks (?), 62, born U.S., was living in St. Stephen, N.B. with Frances, 26; Hannah, 24; Marietta, 20; James, 19; and Sarah, 16, all born in N.B.; lodgers widow Henrietta Blair, 32, born N.B.; Livingston, 9; and Frank, 7, both born in N.B; Moses McGovern, 26, born N.B.; Edward Baker, 20, born N.B.; clerk James Clerke (?), 23, born N.S; duel instructor Torrence Cummings, 27, born Ireland; clerk James Lynott, 24, born N.B; downstair servant Jane Millon, 10, born N.B; and servant Daniel Neat, 17, born N.B.
m. St. Stephen (Charlotte Co.) 2nd inst., by Rev. Jerome Alley, Dugald BLAIR, Esq., M.D. / Sarah H. MARKS second d/o Lt. Col. N. MARKS, all of St. Stephen (Saint John New Brunswick Courier, March 13, 1852)
Scotland native Dugald Blair of St. Andrews Parish and St. Stephen native Sarah Henrietta Marks of the same parish were married there on March 2, 1852 by Jerome Alley in St. Andrews
d. St. Stephen (Charlotte Co.) Wednesday, Lt. Col. Nehemiah MARKS, Esq., age 63. (Weekly Chronicle, August 26, 1853)
d. St. Stephen, 11th inst., Sally MARKS w/o Nehemiah MARKS, Esq (New Brunswick Courier, July 30, 1836)
Sarah was the daughter of Nehamiah Marks and Sarah Thompson.
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