She was the 4th of the 5 children of William Seymour and Letitia/Lettice Ellen/Electa Dixon:
Jane (Seymour) Perry (c.1795–aft.1850),
William Dickson/Dixon Seymour,
Wesley Seymour,
Sarah Robinson (Seymour) Horner, and
John Fletcher Seymour.
The family immigrated to South Carolina from co. Monaghan in the winter of 1797/98.
She married John Horner 16 Aug 1827 at Montgomery County, Illinois.
Jane (Seymour) Perry (c.1795–aft.1850),
William Dickson/Dixon Seymour,
Wesley Seymour,
Sarah Robinson (Seymour) Horner, and
John Fletcher Seymour.
The family immigrated to South Carolina from co. Monaghan in the winter of 1797/98.
She married John Horner 16 Aug 1827 at Montgomery County, Illinois.
She was the 4th of the 5 children of William Seymour and Letitia/Lettice Ellen/Electa Dixon:
Jane (Seymour) Perry (c.1795–aft.1850),
William Dickson/Dixon Seymour,
Wesley Seymour,
Sarah Robinson (Seymour) Horner, and
John Fletcher Seymour.
The family immigrated to South Carolina from co. Monaghan in the winter of 1797/98.
She married John Horner 16 Aug 1827 at Montgomery County, Illinois.
Jane (Seymour) Perry (c.1795–aft.1850),
William Dickson/Dixon Seymour,
Wesley Seymour,
Sarah Robinson (Seymour) Horner, and
John Fletcher Seymour.
The family immigrated to South Carolina from co. Monaghan in the winter of 1797/98.
She married John Horner 16 Aug 1827 at Montgomery County, Illinois.
Gravesite Details
There is no gravestone for Sarah, nor is it certain that she is buried here, though she worked for the college and lived nearby
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