William Sportsman was a Private in the
I Regiment Light Dragoons Continental Troops Revolutionary War. Revolutionary records found on Fold3.
He married Sarah Arnold March 25, 1793 in Mercer County, Kentucky. We have a copy of their marriage.
To this union ten children were born Jacob, Hugh, James, Abraham, Samuel, John, Sarah, Mary Ann, William and Clarissa.
Researched by Dori 47796684.
Probate Record
SPORTSMAN, William, d. intestate. administrator, James Randol, 14 Dec 1812. (Vol. A Pages 58-59). From Cape Girardeau County Wills & Administrations, Register A (1807-1829) and Register B (1829-1836) in "Missouri Miscellany" State Wide Missouri Genealogical Records compiled by Mrs. Howard W. Woodruff, Volume VI, p. 66.
In 1963 my grandmother photographed pieces of William Sportsmans broken cemetery stone. We were there in 2006 and found nothing. We did get a copy of his probate record.
Information by Our Family Genealogy 47796684.
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Cemetery Where William Sportsman and Sarah Arnold are buried, Cape Girardeau, Missouri
Old Lorimier Cemetery, Cape Girardeau, Missouri
WILLIAM SPORTSMAN: Birth: 1765, Ireland Death: 1812 Cape Girardeau County Missouri.
William Sportsman was a Private in the I Regiment Light Dragoons Continental Troops Revolutionary War.
He married Sarah Arnold March 25, 1793 in Kentucky.
To this union ten children were born Jacob, Hugh, James, Abraham, Samuel, John, Sarah, Mary Ann, William and Clarissa.
Created by: Dori added Feb 03, 2014 Find A Grave Memorial# 124586773.
I Regiment Light Dragoons Continental Troops Revolutionary War. Revolutionary records found on Fold3.
He married Sarah Arnold March 25, 1793 in Mercer County, Kentucky. We have a copy of their marriage.
To this union ten children were born Jacob, Hugh, James, Abraham, Samuel, John, Sarah, Mary Ann, William and Clarissa.
Researched by Dori 47796684.
Probate Record
SPORTSMAN, William, d. intestate. administrator, James Randol, 14 Dec 1812. (Vol. A Pages 58-59). From Cape Girardeau County Wills & Administrations, Register A (1807-1829) and Register B (1829-1836) in "Missouri Miscellany" State Wide Missouri Genealogical Records compiled by Mrs. Howard W. Woodruff, Volume VI, p. 66.
In 1963 my grandmother photographed pieces of William Sportsmans broken cemetery stone. We were there in 2006 and found nothing. We did get a copy of his probate record.
Information by Our Family Genealogy 47796684.
__________________________________________________
Cemetery Where William Sportsman and Sarah Arnold are buried, Cape Girardeau, Missouri
Old Lorimier Cemetery, Cape Girardeau, Missouri
WILLIAM SPORTSMAN: Birth: 1765, Ireland Death: 1812 Cape Girardeau County Missouri.
William Sportsman was a Private in the I Regiment Light Dragoons Continental Troops Revolutionary War.
He married Sarah Arnold March 25, 1793 in Kentucky.
To this union ten children were born Jacob, Hugh, James, Abraham, Samuel, John, Sarah, Mary Ann, William and Clarissa.
Created by: Dori added Feb 03, 2014 Find A Grave Memorial# 124586773.
William Sportsman was a Private in the
I Regiment Light Dragoons Continental Troops Revolutionary War. Revolutionary records found on Fold3.
He married Sarah Arnold March 25, 1793 in Mercer County, Kentucky. We have a copy of their marriage.
To this union ten children were born Jacob, Hugh, James, Abraham, Samuel, John, Sarah, Mary Ann, William and Clarissa.
Researched by Dori 47796684.
Probate Record
SPORTSMAN, William, d. intestate. administrator, James Randol, 14 Dec 1812. (Vol. A Pages 58-59). From Cape Girardeau County Wills & Administrations, Register A (1807-1829) and Register B (1829-1836) in "Missouri Miscellany" State Wide Missouri Genealogical Records compiled by Mrs. Howard W. Woodruff, Volume VI, p. 66.
In 1963 my grandmother photographed pieces of William Sportsmans broken cemetery stone. We were there in 2006 and found nothing. We did get a copy of his probate record.
Information by Our Family Genealogy 47796684.
__________________________________________________
Cemetery Where William Sportsman and Sarah Arnold are buried, Cape Girardeau, Missouri
Old Lorimier Cemetery, Cape Girardeau, Missouri
WILLIAM SPORTSMAN: Birth: 1765, Ireland Death: 1812 Cape Girardeau County Missouri.
William Sportsman was a Private in the I Regiment Light Dragoons Continental Troops Revolutionary War.
He married Sarah Arnold March 25, 1793 in Kentucky.
To this union ten children were born Jacob, Hugh, James, Abraham, Samuel, John, Sarah, Mary Ann, William and Clarissa.
Created by: Dori added Feb 03, 2014 Find A Grave Memorial# 124586773.
I Regiment Light Dragoons Continental Troops Revolutionary War. Revolutionary records found on Fold3.
He married Sarah Arnold March 25, 1793 in Mercer County, Kentucky. We have a copy of their marriage.
To this union ten children were born Jacob, Hugh, James, Abraham, Samuel, John, Sarah, Mary Ann, William and Clarissa.
Researched by Dori 47796684.
Probate Record
SPORTSMAN, William, d. intestate. administrator, James Randol, 14 Dec 1812. (Vol. A Pages 58-59). From Cape Girardeau County Wills & Administrations, Register A (1807-1829) and Register B (1829-1836) in "Missouri Miscellany" State Wide Missouri Genealogical Records compiled by Mrs. Howard W. Woodruff, Volume VI, p. 66.
In 1963 my grandmother photographed pieces of William Sportsmans broken cemetery stone. We were there in 2006 and found nothing. We did get a copy of his probate record.
Information by Our Family Genealogy 47796684.
__________________________________________________
Cemetery Where William Sportsman and Sarah Arnold are buried, Cape Girardeau, Missouri
Old Lorimier Cemetery, Cape Girardeau, Missouri
WILLIAM SPORTSMAN: Birth: 1765, Ireland Death: 1812 Cape Girardeau County Missouri.
William Sportsman was a Private in the I Regiment Light Dragoons Continental Troops Revolutionary War.
He married Sarah Arnold March 25, 1793 in Kentucky.
To this union ten children were born Jacob, Hugh, James, Abraham, Samuel, John, Sarah, Mary Ann, William and Clarissa.
Created by: Dori added Feb 03, 2014 Find A Grave Memorial# 124586773.
