She married Nathaniel Bemis (1770-1809) in South Hadley, Massachusetts in 1794. His father was Nathaniel Bemis (March 1745/46 - 1819) FAG Memorial #98728314
Her second husband was John Crosier. She was his third wife. They married Jun. 25, 1811 in Chester, Mass. Five years later they came to Ohio and settled in Euclid.
She was originally buried in the Crosier cemetery on the east side of old Glen Ridge Rd. between Euclid cemetery and Highland Rd. Her remains may still be there, however, most of the remains from that cemetery were moved to Euclid Cemetery.
Ohio County records of Ohio list Jacob Coleman marriage to Sally Crosier May 19, 1833 by Josiah Harris Justice of the Peace.
In the probate records of Jacob Coleman his estate is dispersed by his executor, Jacob Coleman Jr. with no mention of a wife that would be expected to assume his estate.
Her second husband was John Crosier. She was his third wife. They married Jun. 25, 1811 in Chester, Mass. Five years later they came to Ohio and settled in Euclid.
She was originally buried in the Crosier cemetery on the east side of old Glen Ridge Rd. between Euclid cemetery and Highland Rd. Her remains may still be there, however, most of the remains from that cemetery were moved to Euclid Cemetery.
Ohio County records of Ohio list Jacob Coleman marriage to Sally Crosier May 19, 1833 by Josiah Harris Justice of the Peace.
In the probate records of Jacob Coleman his estate is dispersed by his executor, Jacob Coleman Jr. with no mention of a wife that would be expected to assume his estate.
She married Nathaniel Bemis (1770-1809) in South Hadley, Massachusetts in 1794. His father was Nathaniel Bemis (March 1745/46 - 1819) FAG Memorial #98728314
Her second husband was John Crosier. She was his third wife. They married Jun. 25, 1811 in Chester, Mass. Five years later they came to Ohio and settled in Euclid.
She was originally buried in the Crosier cemetery on the east side of old Glen Ridge Rd. between Euclid cemetery and Highland Rd. Her remains may still be there, however, most of the remains from that cemetery were moved to Euclid Cemetery.
Ohio County records of Ohio list Jacob Coleman marriage to Sally Crosier May 19, 1833 by Josiah Harris Justice of the Peace.
In the probate records of Jacob Coleman his estate is dispersed by his executor, Jacob Coleman Jr. with no mention of a wife that would be expected to assume his estate.
Her second husband was John Crosier. She was his third wife. They married Jun. 25, 1811 in Chester, Mass. Five years later they came to Ohio and settled in Euclid.
She was originally buried in the Crosier cemetery on the east side of old Glen Ridge Rd. between Euclid cemetery and Highland Rd. Her remains may still be there, however, most of the remains from that cemetery were moved to Euclid Cemetery.
Ohio County records of Ohio list Jacob Coleman marriage to Sally Crosier May 19, 1833 by Josiah Harris Justice of the Peace.
In the probate records of Jacob Coleman his estate is dispersed by his executor, Jacob Coleman Jr. with no mention of a wife that would be expected to assume his estate.
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