dau. of Jabez & Lydia (Huntington) Fitch
Md. Luke Knowlton & Rev. Green
She was the sister of Rev. Ebenezer Fitch the first president of Williams College.
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Land records found in Vergennes VT state that Sarah's father, Jabez Fitch, left land to Sarah's daughter (Eliza Green) stating: only child and daughter of my daughter Salle Knowlton of Newfane, Windham County, Vermont. This document was dated July 23, 1801.
Md. Luke Knowlton & Rev. Green
She was the sister of Rev. Ebenezer Fitch the first president of Williams College.
_____________________________________________
Land records found in Vergennes VT state that Sarah's father, Jabez Fitch, left land to Sarah's daughter (Eliza Green) stating: only child and daughter of my daughter Salle Knowlton of Newfane, Windham County, Vermont. This document was dated July 23, 1801.
dau. of Jabez & Lydia (Huntington) Fitch
Md. Luke Knowlton & Rev. Green
She was the sister of Rev. Ebenezer Fitch the first president of Williams College.
_____________________________________________
Land records found in Vergennes VT state that Sarah's father, Jabez Fitch, left land to Sarah's daughter (Eliza Green) stating: only child and daughter of my daughter Salle Knowlton of Newfane, Windham County, Vermont. This document was dated July 23, 1801.
Md. Luke Knowlton & Rev. Green
She was the sister of Rev. Ebenezer Fitch the first president of Williams College.
_____________________________________________
Land records found in Vergennes VT state that Sarah's father, Jabez Fitch, left land to Sarah's daughter (Eliza Green) stating: only child and daughter of my daughter Salle Knowlton of Newfane, Windham County, Vermont. This document was dated July 23, 1801.
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Mrs. Sarah F. Knowlton
born at Canterbury, Conn.
died at Cummington, Mass.
Feb. 1835 AE. 69
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Tombstone Inscriptions of Cummington Massachusetts, Mrs. Max Lederer 1964
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