Sarah Sally Steadwell was the daughter of Rebecca Sheffield Steadwell and Abram Steadwell.
She was married on July 15, 1832 in Norwalk, Huron County, Ohio to Samuel Wood and became the mother of six children. Sarah divorced Samuel and married James Brown January 10, 1845 in Nauvoo, Hancock County, Illinois.
Sarah and children came to Utah in the Brigham Young Company leaving June 1, 1848 and arriving in the Valley on September 20 - 24, 1848.
After Sarah and her family came into the Valley, she eventually moved to the Ogden area. While there, she met Ithamer Thomas Sprague, who was a blacksmith and had worked for James Brown. Sarah divorced James and in 1849, she married Mr. Sprague.
Sarah became a mother of five children. The family remained in Ogden for many years. She then divorced Mr. Sprague and married Alonzo Le Baron.
Sarah died March 18, 1893 in Trenton, Cache County, Utah. She is buried in the Cornish City Cemetery, Cache County, Utah. She died just before her seventy-ninth birthday on March 31.
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Children with Samuel Wood: Warren Wood, Sylvester Wood, Emma Wood, Charles Wood, George Wood and Joseph Wood
Children with James Brown: James Harvey Brown
Children with Ithamer Thomas Sprague: Margaret Sprague, Ithamer Smith Sprague, Sarah Sprague Rebecca (Betsey) Sprague and Solomon Abraham
(Added by Rhonda Holton)
She was married on July 15, 1832 in Norwalk, Huron County, Ohio to Samuel Wood and became the mother of six children. Sarah divorced Samuel and married James Brown January 10, 1845 in Nauvoo, Hancock County, Illinois.
Sarah and children came to Utah in the Brigham Young Company leaving June 1, 1848 and arriving in the Valley on September 20 - 24, 1848.
After Sarah and her family came into the Valley, she eventually moved to the Ogden area. While there, she met Ithamer Thomas Sprague, who was a blacksmith and had worked for James Brown. Sarah divorced James and in 1849, she married Mr. Sprague.
Sarah became a mother of five children. The family remained in Ogden for many years. She then divorced Mr. Sprague and married Alonzo Le Baron.
Sarah died March 18, 1893 in Trenton, Cache County, Utah. She is buried in the Cornish City Cemetery, Cache County, Utah. She died just before her seventy-ninth birthday on March 31.
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Children with Samuel Wood: Warren Wood, Sylvester Wood, Emma Wood, Charles Wood, George Wood and Joseph Wood
Children with James Brown: James Harvey Brown
Children with Ithamer Thomas Sprague: Margaret Sprague, Ithamer Smith Sprague, Sarah Sprague Rebecca (Betsey) Sprague and Solomon Abraham
(Added by Rhonda Holton)
Sarah Sally Steadwell was the daughter of Rebecca Sheffield Steadwell and Abram Steadwell.
She was married on July 15, 1832 in Norwalk, Huron County, Ohio to Samuel Wood and became the mother of six children. Sarah divorced Samuel and married James Brown January 10, 1845 in Nauvoo, Hancock County, Illinois.
Sarah and children came to Utah in the Brigham Young Company leaving June 1, 1848 and arriving in the Valley on September 20 - 24, 1848.
After Sarah and her family came into the Valley, she eventually moved to the Ogden area. While there, she met Ithamer Thomas Sprague, who was a blacksmith and had worked for James Brown. Sarah divorced James and in 1849, she married Mr. Sprague.
Sarah became a mother of five children. The family remained in Ogden for many years. She then divorced Mr. Sprague and married Alonzo Le Baron.
Sarah died March 18, 1893 in Trenton, Cache County, Utah. She is buried in the Cornish City Cemetery, Cache County, Utah. She died just before her seventy-ninth birthday on March 31.
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Children with Samuel Wood: Warren Wood, Sylvester Wood, Emma Wood, Charles Wood, George Wood and Joseph Wood
Children with James Brown: James Harvey Brown
Children with Ithamer Thomas Sprague: Margaret Sprague, Ithamer Smith Sprague, Sarah Sprague Rebecca (Betsey) Sprague and Solomon Abraham
(Added by Rhonda Holton)
She was married on July 15, 1832 in Norwalk, Huron County, Ohio to Samuel Wood and became the mother of six children. Sarah divorced Samuel and married James Brown January 10, 1845 in Nauvoo, Hancock County, Illinois.
Sarah and children came to Utah in the Brigham Young Company leaving June 1, 1848 and arriving in the Valley on September 20 - 24, 1848.
After Sarah and her family came into the Valley, she eventually moved to the Ogden area. While there, she met Ithamer Thomas Sprague, who was a blacksmith and had worked for James Brown. Sarah divorced James and in 1849, she married Mr. Sprague.
Sarah became a mother of five children. The family remained in Ogden for many years. She then divorced Mr. Sprague and married Alonzo Le Baron.
Sarah died March 18, 1893 in Trenton, Cache County, Utah. She is buried in the Cornish City Cemetery, Cache County, Utah. She died just before her seventy-ninth birthday on March 31.
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Children with Samuel Wood: Warren Wood, Sylvester Wood, Emma Wood, Charles Wood, George Wood and Joseph Wood
Children with James Brown: James Harvey Brown
Children with Ithamer Thomas Sprague: Margaret Sprague, Ithamer Smith Sprague, Sarah Sprague Rebecca (Betsey) Sprague and Solomon Abraham
(Added by Rhonda Holton)
Gravesite Details
Was married to Capt. James Brown, founder of Ogden, Utah
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