The daughter of Thomas Allyn and Lucinda (Phillips) Brady (Thomas and Lucinda later divorced and she remarried to Leroy Tarbell, he to Martha C. Johnson). Sarah was likely born in Sni-A-Bar Township, Jackson County, Missouri as that is where her parents were living in July of 1860 when the U.S. Census was taken. She was born two months later.
Sarah married James Spruce Baird on February 17, 1878 in Golden, Colorado. They had approximately 12 children - Helen Aurora (Fairbrother), Agnes Ruth (Saul), Thomas Allyn, Paul, Pearl (Fairbrother), Sarah Elizabeth (Sullivan), Donald Gordon, Violet Edres (Brown, Lernon, Fouse), and Edna. Paul and Pearl were twins.
According to an article from the Colorado Transcript, during the week of July 24th, 1880, a male child was born to James and Sarah. The 1885 census shows a son with the initial "S" in the house. By the 1900 census he may have been out on his own. Cemetery records also show that on August 31st, 1900, "twins of J.S. Baird" were buried in the family plot.
Note: the burial of the twins also occurred on the same day that Edna's burial took place, she is buried in the grave next to them.
Sarah was buried on January 27th, 1943.
Sarah married James Spruce Baird on February 17, 1878 in Golden, Colorado. They had approximately 12 children - Helen Aurora (Fairbrother), Agnes Ruth (Saul), Thomas Allyn, Paul, Pearl (Fairbrother), Sarah Elizabeth (Sullivan), Donald Gordon, Violet Edres (Brown, Lernon, Fouse), and Edna. Paul and Pearl were twins.
According to an article from the Colorado Transcript, during the week of July 24th, 1880, a male child was born to James and Sarah. The 1885 census shows a son with the initial "S" in the house. By the 1900 census he may have been out on his own. Cemetery records also show that on August 31st, 1900, "twins of J.S. Baird" were buried in the family plot.
Note: the burial of the twins also occurred on the same day that Edna's burial took place, she is buried in the grave next to them.
Sarah was buried on January 27th, 1943.
The daughter of Thomas Allyn and Lucinda (Phillips) Brady (Thomas and Lucinda later divorced and she remarried to Leroy Tarbell, he to Martha C. Johnson). Sarah was likely born in Sni-A-Bar Township, Jackson County, Missouri as that is where her parents were living in July of 1860 when the U.S. Census was taken. She was born two months later.
Sarah married James Spruce Baird on February 17, 1878 in Golden, Colorado. They had approximately 12 children - Helen Aurora (Fairbrother), Agnes Ruth (Saul), Thomas Allyn, Paul, Pearl (Fairbrother), Sarah Elizabeth (Sullivan), Donald Gordon, Violet Edres (Brown, Lernon, Fouse), and Edna. Paul and Pearl were twins.
According to an article from the Colorado Transcript, during the week of July 24th, 1880, a male child was born to James and Sarah. The 1885 census shows a son with the initial "S" in the house. By the 1900 census he may have been out on his own. Cemetery records also show that on August 31st, 1900, "twins of J.S. Baird" were buried in the family plot.
Note: the burial of the twins also occurred on the same day that Edna's burial took place, she is buried in the grave next to them.
Sarah was buried on January 27th, 1943.
Sarah married James Spruce Baird on February 17, 1878 in Golden, Colorado. They had approximately 12 children - Helen Aurora (Fairbrother), Agnes Ruth (Saul), Thomas Allyn, Paul, Pearl (Fairbrother), Sarah Elizabeth (Sullivan), Donald Gordon, Violet Edres (Brown, Lernon, Fouse), and Edna. Paul and Pearl were twins.
According to an article from the Colorado Transcript, during the week of July 24th, 1880, a male child was born to James and Sarah. The 1885 census shows a son with the initial "S" in the house. By the 1900 census he may have been out on his own. Cemetery records also show that on August 31st, 1900, "twins of J.S. Baird" were buried in the family plot.
Note: the burial of the twins also occurred on the same day that Edna's burial took place, she is buried in the grave next to them.
Sarah was buried on January 27th, 1943.
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