Sarah was the daughter of Thaddeus Ives and Hannah Cotton. Banks was the maiden name of Hannah's mother.
Sarah married in Crawford County, Pennsylvania, to John Dodge.
They appear in the 1850 census of Stark County, Illinois. He was a mason.
John and Sarah traveled west by wagon from Illinois over the Oregon Trail in 1853.
In the 1860 and 1870 census they were in Thurston County, Washington. He was a farmer.
John is listed as a brick mason living with his son Samuel in the 1880 census of Abiqua, Marion County, Oregon. His son Francis is the next listing.
Besides the children linked below, they had:
Daniel Ives Dodge, born ca.1837 in Pennsylvania. He died July 22, 1869, before his marriage from eating poisonous cherries.
Sarah married in Crawford County, Pennsylvania, to John Dodge.
They appear in the 1850 census of Stark County, Illinois. He was a mason.
John and Sarah traveled west by wagon from Illinois over the Oregon Trail in 1853.
In the 1860 and 1870 census they were in Thurston County, Washington. He was a farmer.
John is listed as a brick mason living with his son Samuel in the 1880 census of Abiqua, Marion County, Oregon. His son Francis is the next listing.
Besides the children linked below, they had:
Daniel Ives Dodge, born ca.1837 in Pennsylvania. He died July 22, 1869, before his marriage from eating poisonous cherries.
Sarah was the daughter of Thaddeus Ives and Hannah Cotton. Banks was the maiden name of Hannah's mother.
Sarah married in Crawford County, Pennsylvania, to John Dodge.
They appear in the 1850 census of Stark County, Illinois. He was a mason.
John and Sarah traveled west by wagon from Illinois over the Oregon Trail in 1853.
In the 1860 and 1870 census they were in Thurston County, Washington. He was a farmer.
John is listed as a brick mason living with his son Samuel in the 1880 census of Abiqua, Marion County, Oregon. His son Francis is the next listing.
Besides the children linked below, they had:
Daniel Ives Dodge, born ca.1837 in Pennsylvania. He died July 22, 1869, before his marriage from eating poisonous cherries.
Sarah married in Crawford County, Pennsylvania, to John Dodge.
They appear in the 1850 census of Stark County, Illinois. He was a mason.
John and Sarah traveled west by wagon from Illinois over the Oregon Trail in 1853.
In the 1860 and 1870 census they were in Thurston County, Washington. He was a farmer.
John is listed as a brick mason living with his son Samuel in the 1880 census of Abiqua, Marion County, Oregon. His son Francis is the next listing.
Besides the children linked below, they had:
Daniel Ives Dodge, born ca.1837 in Pennsylvania. He died July 22, 1869, before his marriage from eating poisonous cherries.
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