Her death occurred either 1839 (Upper Monongahela Valley 1912, p. 887) or 1840 (broken tombstone per WPA reading)Source - Oldergraver #46781826Sarah had five sons and five daughters : Noah Buel, who died in infancy; Abner Amherst; Samuel B.; James; William Edmund; Emily, married Jesse Core; Ann, wife of Daniel Gantz; Abigail Pike, married Thomas Pickens, of Ohio; Sarah, wife of M. D. Purnell; Mary, married L. D. Fox. Upon Sarah's death her husband remarried a Mrs. Hirons.
About 1837 he moved to Middletown (now Fairmont), Virginia, where he con
tinued in the coopering business and also conducted a ferry between
Fairmont and Palatine, in which latter town he bought the first laid-out
lots and to which he removed in 1839. His first wife, Sarah Messen
ger, having died, he married a Mrs. Hirons from the history of Upper Monongahela Valley 1912
About 1837 he moved to Middletown (now Fairmont), Virginia, where he con
tinued in the coopering business and also conducted a ferry between
Fairmont and Palatine, in which latter town he bought the first laid-out
lots and to which he removed in 1839. His first wife, Sarah Messen
ger, having died, he married a Mrs. Hirons from the history of Upper Monongahela Valley 1912
Her death occurred either 1839 (Upper Monongahela Valley 1912, p. 887) or 1840 (broken tombstone per WPA reading)Source - Oldergraver #46781826Sarah had five sons and five daughters : Noah Buel, who died in infancy; Abner Amherst; Samuel B.; James; William Edmund; Emily, married Jesse Core; Ann, wife of Daniel Gantz; Abigail Pike, married Thomas Pickens, of Ohio; Sarah, wife of M. D. Purnell; Mary, married L. D. Fox. Upon Sarah's death her husband remarried a Mrs. Hirons.
About 1837 he moved to Middletown (now Fairmont), Virginia, where he con
tinued in the coopering business and also conducted a ferry between
Fairmont and Palatine, in which latter town he bought the first laid-out
lots and to which he removed in 1839. His first wife, Sarah Messen
ger, having died, he married a Mrs. Hirons from the history of Upper Monongahela Valley 1912
About 1837 he moved to Middletown (now Fairmont), Virginia, where he con
tinued in the coopering business and also conducted a ferry between
Fairmont and Palatine, in which latter town he bought the first laid-out
lots and to which he removed in 1839. His first wife, Sarah Messen
ger, having died, he married a Mrs. Hirons from the history of Upper Monongahela Valley 1912
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