Married February 26, 1651 to Joshua Rea. Became member of the First Church of Salem in 1668. Daughter Richard Waters and Rejoyce Plasse, both of England.
Several published sources indicate that Sarah was christened at St. Botolph's in London, and that the family emigrated to Salem around 1636 or 1637. Primary documents should be consulted.
Sources:
Centennial History of the Town of Millbury, Massachusetts, p 463
Around the Belt, p 82
Thanks to Find A Grave member Putnam Wyatts for providing information about Sarah Rae's dates of birth, marriage, death, and parentage.
The Ray Genealogy - Showing the Line from Daniel Ray who settled at Plymouth Colony about 1630. Grinnell, Iowa: Ray & Frisbie, Printers, September 20, 1919
Several published sources indicate that Sarah was christened at St. Botolph's in London, and that the family emigrated to Salem around 1636 or 1637. Primary documents should be consulted.
Sources:
Centennial History of the Town of Millbury, Massachusetts, p 463
Around the Belt, p 82
Thanks to Find A Grave member Putnam Wyatts for providing information about Sarah Rae's dates of birth, marriage, death, and parentage.
The Ray Genealogy - Showing the Line from Daniel Ray who settled at Plymouth Colony about 1630. Grinnell, Iowa: Ray & Frisbie, Printers, September 20, 1919
Married February 26, 1651 to Joshua Rea. Became member of the First Church of Salem in 1668. Daughter Richard Waters and Rejoyce Plasse, both of England.
Several published sources indicate that Sarah was christened at St. Botolph's in London, and that the family emigrated to Salem around 1636 or 1637. Primary documents should be consulted.
Sources:
Centennial History of the Town of Millbury, Massachusetts, p 463
Around the Belt, p 82
Thanks to Find A Grave member Putnam Wyatts for providing information about Sarah Rae's dates of birth, marriage, death, and parentage.
The Ray Genealogy - Showing the Line from Daniel Ray who settled at Plymouth Colony about 1630. Grinnell, Iowa: Ray & Frisbie, Printers, September 20, 1919
Several published sources indicate that Sarah was christened at St. Botolph's in London, and that the family emigrated to Salem around 1636 or 1637. Primary documents should be consulted.
Sources:
Centennial History of the Town of Millbury, Massachusetts, p 463
Around the Belt, p 82
Thanks to Find A Grave member Putnam Wyatts for providing information about Sarah Rae's dates of birth, marriage, death, and parentage.
The Ray Genealogy - Showing the Line from Daniel Ray who settled at Plymouth Colony about 1630. Grinnell, Iowa: Ray & Frisbie, Printers, September 20, 1919
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