according to "A Genealogical Record of the Descendants of Martin Oberholtzer: Together with Historical and Biographical Sketches and Illustrated with Portraits and Other Illustrations." by Rev. A.J. Fretz, (Milton, N.J.: The Press of Evergreen News, 1903), Sarah, the daughter of Henry Oberholtzer (of 1738) was born on "February 11, 1781-2". She died single. I assume that she died as a child and probably on February 11 of that year.
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Sarah Overholt could not have died in 1781 and been buried in Alverton cemetery. Alverton cemetery did not exist in 1781. Sarah's family did not arrive in Westmoreland until 1800.
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Sarah Overholt could not have died in 1781 and been buried in Alverton cemetery. Alverton cemetery did not exist in 1781. Sarah's family did not arrive in Westmoreland until 1800.
according to "A Genealogical Record of the Descendants of Martin Oberholtzer: Together with Historical and Biographical Sketches and Illustrated with Portraits and Other Illustrations." by Rev. A.J. Fretz, (Milton, N.J.: The Press of Evergreen News, 1903), Sarah, the daughter of Henry Oberholtzer (of 1738) was born on "February 11, 1781-2". She died single. I assume that she died as a child and probably on February 11 of that year.
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Sarah Overholt could not have died in 1781 and been buried in Alverton cemetery. Alverton cemetery did not exist in 1781. Sarah's family did not arrive in Westmoreland until 1800.
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Sarah Overholt could not have died in 1781 and been buried in Alverton cemetery. Alverton cemetery did not exist in 1781. Sarah's family did not arrive in Westmoreland until 1800.
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