Jeremiah was a widower who had recently arrived from Olney, Buckinghamshire County, England with his young son John York. Jeremiah most likely was a friend and acquaintance of Ruth Childs, the mother of Sarah born in 1678 in Olney, Buckinghamshire County, England. Jeremiah had apparently become good friends with John Wilson. This is indicated by her fathers will who devised a calf from his farm to Jeremiah York. It is reasonable to believe Jeremiah York I was a very good friend of both John Wilson and his wife Ruth Childs the parents of Sarah Ann Wilson.
First Marriage:
The children of Sarah Seymour and Jeremiah York I are:
1. John York
1.1 John David York
2. Richard York II
2.1 John William York
2.2 Bartholomew York
Second Marriage:
The ten children of Sarah Ann Wilson and Jeremiah York I are:
1. Hannah Jane York
2. Elijah York
3. Jesse York
4. Elizabeth "Betty" Ann York
5. Captain Semore York I
6. Thomas York I
7. Jeremiah York II
8. Henry York
9. Joseph C York
10. Sarah 'Elizabeth' York
Jeremiah was a widower who had recently arrived from Olney, Buckinghamshire County, England with his young son John York. Jeremiah most likely was a friend and acquaintance of Ruth Childs, the mother of Sarah born in 1678 in Olney, Buckinghamshire County, England. Jeremiah had apparently become good friends with John Wilson. This is indicated by her fathers will who devised a calf from his farm to Jeremiah York. It is reasonable to believe Jeremiah York I was a very good friend of both John Wilson and his wife Ruth Childs the parents of Sarah Ann Wilson.
First Marriage:
The children of Sarah Seymour and Jeremiah York I are:
1. John York
1.1 John David York
2. Richard York II
2.1 John William York
2.2 Bartholomew York
Second Marriage:
The ten children of Sarah Ann Wilson and Jeremiah York I are:
1. Hannah Jane York
2. Elijah York
3. Jesse York
4. Elizabeth "Betty" Ann York
5. Captain Semore York I
6. Thomas York I
7. Jeremiah York II
8. Henry York
9. Joseph C York
10. Sarah 'Elizabeth' York
Gravesite Details
Note: Due to the lack of documentation and original tombstone this FAG memorial should be considered a cenotaph to honor Sarah Ann Wilson.