Susan meet her future husband Sterling Stanfield Ryan when he was teaching school in Kentucky. He started teaching at the age of 16. They were married November 11, 1882 in Williamsburg, Whitley County Kentucky.
In 1884 the family moved to Crawford County Arkansas where Sterling continued to teach school.
It was there that their first child Coffee Leonard died at the age of 21 months of Cholora.
Three months later, their second child Hattie Mae was born.
After 1886, Sterling moved his small family to a farm in Benton County Arkansas. It was here that seven more sons and a daughter were born.
Note; See Sterlings page for a complete list.
Susan was a very small person that weighed less then 100 pounds. She died of a miscariage at the age of 40.
Information provided by a family member, Rebecca Ellen Sidwell and are listed on pages 1165 through page 1180 of the book "Descendants of Peter and Dority Hart 1740-1995 Virginia and North Carolina and Allied Families Volume 1" by Ruth Gibbs Hart and Karen L. Cooper.
In 1884 the family moved to Crawford County Arkansas where Sterling continued to teach school.
It was there that their first child Coffee Leonard died at the age of 21 months of Cholora.
Three months later, their second child Hattie Mae was born.
After 1886, Sterling moved his small family to a farm in Benton County Arkansas. It was here that seven more sons and a daughter were born.
Note; See Sterlings page for a complete list.
Susan was a very small person that weighed less then 100 pounds. She died of a miscariage at the age of 40.
Information provided by a family member, Rebecca Ellen Sidwell and are listed on pages 1165 through page 1180 of the book "Descendants of Peter and Dority Hart 1740-1995 Virginia and North Carolina and Allied Families Volume 1" by Ruth Gibbs Hart and Karen L. Cooper.
Susan meet her future husband Sterling Stanfield Ryan when he was teaching school in Kentucky. He started teaching at the age of 16. They were married November 11, 1882 in Williamsburg, Whitley County Kentucky.
In 1884 the family moved to Crawford County Arkansas where Sterling continued to teach school.
It was there that their first child Coffee Leonard died at the age of 21 months of Cholora.
Three months later, their second child Hattie Mae was born.
After 1886, Sterling moved his small family to a farm in Benton County Arkansas. It was here that seven more sons and a daughter were born.
Note; See Sterlings page for a complete list.
Susan was a very small person that weighed less then 100 pounds. She died of a miscariage at the age of 40.
Information provided by a family member, Rebecca Ellen Sidwell and are listed on pages 1165 through page 1180 of the book "Descendants of Peter and Dority Hart 1740-1995 Virginia and North Carolina and Allied Families Volume 1" by Ruth Gibbs Hart and Karen L. Cooper.
In 1884 the family moved to Crawford County Arkansas where Sterling continued to teach school.
It was there that their first child Coffee Leonard died at the age of 21 months of Cholora.
Three months later, their second child Hattie Mae was born.
After 1886, Sterling moved his small family to a farm in Benton County Arkansas. It was here that seven more sons and a daughter were born.
Note; See Sterlings page for a complete list.
Susan was a very small person that weighed less then 100 pounds. She died of a miscariage at the age of 40.
Information provided by a family member, Rebecca Ellen Sidwell and are listed on pages 1165 through page 1180 of the book "Descendants of Peter and Dority Hart 1740-1995 Virginia and North Carolina and Allied Families Volume 1" by Ruth Gibbs Hart and Karen L. Cooper.
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