Sarah is the daughter of Charles Smith & Louisa Vasseur.
In the 1870 U.S. Federal Census Sarah is single and living with Joseph Blanchard.
The Catholic Church must have been unwilling to marry Joseph & Sarah until she was baptized, reached the age of 18, and after the birth of their child.
Sarah was baptized on 24 July 1870 at St Joseph Du Corbeau in Coopersville, New York. Godfather is Olivier Blanchard, Sarah's future father-in-law and Godmother is Pauline Beaulac, Sarah's future mother-in-law.
Sarah married Joseph Blanchard on 4 July 1872 at St Joseph Du Corbeau in Coopersville, New York after the birth of their daughter.
(Censuses; Book: Coopersville N.Y. St-Joseph-Du-Corbeau Baptisms and Burials (1843-1880) Series No 110; Marriage Record: Early U.S. French Catholic Church Records(Drouin Collection) 1695-1954; Death; Northern New York Tombstone Transcription Project)
In the 1870 U.S. Federal Census Sarah is single and living with Joseph Blanchard.
The Catholic Church must have been unwilling to marry Joseph & Sarah until she was baptized, reached the age of 18, and after the birth of their child.
Sarah was baptized on 24 July 1870 at St Joseph Du Corbeau in Coopersville, New York. Godfather is Olivier Blanchard, Sarah's future father-in-law and Godmother is Pauline Beaulac, Sarah's future mother-in-law.
Sarah married Joseph Blanchard on 4 July 1872 at St Joseph Du Corbeau in Coopersville, New York after the birth of their daughter.
(Censuses; Book: Coopersville N.Y. St-Joseph-Du-Corbeau Baptisms and Burials (1843-1880) Series No 110; Marriage Record: Early U.S. French Catholic Church Records(Drouin Collection) 1695-1954; Death; Northern New York Tombstone Transcription Project)
Sarah is the daughter of Charles Smith & Louisa Vasseur.
In the 1870 U.S. Federal Census Sarah is single and living with Joseph Blanchard.
The Catholic Church must have been unwilling to marry Joseph & Sarah until she was baptized, reached the age of 18, and after the birth of their child.
Sarah was baptized on 24 July 1870 at St Joseph Du Corbeau in Coopersville, New York. Godfather is Olivier Blanchard, Sarah's future father-in-law and Godmother is Pauline Beaulac, Sarah's future mother-in-law.
Sarah married Joseph Blanchard on 4 July 1872 at St Joseph Du Corbeau in Coopersville, New York after the birth of their daughter.
(Censuses; Book: Coopersville N.Y. St-Joseph-Du-Corbeau Baptisms and Burials (1843-1880) Series No 110; Marriage Record: Early U.S. French Catholic Church Records(Drouin Collection) 1695-1954; Death; Northern New York Tombstone Transcription Project)
In the 1870 U.S. Federal Census Sarah is single and living with Joseph Blanchard.
The Catholic Church must have been unwilling to marry Joseph & Sarah until she was baptized, reached the age of 18, and after the birth of their child.
Sarah was baptized on 24 July 1870 at St Joseph Du Corbeau in Coopersville, New York. Godfather is Olivier Blanchard, Sarah's future father-in-law and Godmother is Pauline Beaulac, Sarah's future mother-in-law.
Sarah married Joseph Blanchard on 4 July 1872 at St Joseph Du Corbeau in Coopersville, New York after the birth of their daughter.
(Censuses; Book: Coopersville N.Y. St-Joseph-Du-Corbeau Baptisms and Burials (1843-1880) Series No 110; Marriage Record: Early U.S. French Catholic Church Records(Drouin Collection) 1695-1954; Death; Northern New York Tombstone Transcription Project)
Inscription
BLANCHARD
Sarah SMITH Wife of Joseph BLANCHARD, Died Aug. 3, 1872, AE. 18.
Thou art gone to rest,
With thee the cares of life are o're,
We cannot wish thee back again,
For thou hast gained that shining shore,
The loved ones thou hast left to mourn,
Will gather around thy couch of rest,
And there above thine youthful form,
Will plant choice flowers the purest and the best.
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Sciota Cemetery was completely copied by Hugh & Charles Woodbury "Woody" McLellan May 3 & 11, 1947 and the complete headstone inscription was captured at this time.
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