Eldest daughter of John & Elizabeth Mauck Pittman, wife of Jonas Fleshman (Fleischmann). Sarah was born between 1792-1794 near Strasburg in Shenandoah Co, Virginia. She moved to Indiana with her parents and siblings in 1808-1809, where they settled in what would become Scott Township in Harrison County (east of today's O'Bannon State Park).
Sarah married Jonas Fleshman (Fleischmann) on 1 Nov 1810 in Harrison County and they lived on their farm near New Amsterdam until their deaths. Sarah died sometime after 2 July 1870. That was the last time she was listed in a Federal Census, in which she and Jonas were living with their son Philip and his family (likely on the family farm). According to several sources, Jonas died about 1877 .
Sarah married Jonas Fleshman (Fleischmann) on 1 Nov 1810 in Harrison County and they lived on their farm near New Amsterdam until their deaths. Sarah died sometime after 2 July 1870. That was the last time she was listed in a Federal Census, in which she and Jonas were living with their son Philip and his family (likely on the family farm). According to several sources, Jonas died about 1877 .
Eldest daughter of John & Elizabeth Mauck Pittman, wife of Jonas Fleshman (Fleischmann). Sarah was born between 1792-1794 near Strasburg in Shenandoah Co, Virginia. She moved to Indiana with her parents and siblings in 1808-1809, where they settled in what would become Scott Township in Harrison County (east of today's O'Bannon State Park).
Sarah married Jonas Fleshman (Fleischmann) on 1 Nov 1810 in Harrison County and they lived on their farm near New Amsterdam until their deaths. Sarah died sometime after 2 July 1870. That was the last time she was listed in a Federal Census, in which she and Jonas were living with their son Philip and his family (likely on the family farm). According to several sources, Jonas died about 1877 .
Sarah married Jonas Fleshman (Fleischmann) on 1 Nov 1810 in Harrison County and they lived on their farm near New Amsterdam until their deaths. Sarah died sometime after 2 July 1870. That was the last time she was listed in a Federal Census, in which she and Jonas were living with their son Philip and his family (likely on the family farm). According to several sources, Jonas died about 1877 .
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Only John Philip Fleshman's gravestone remains (as of 2009) from this family cemetery that was destroyed ca. 1950 during the renovation of a pasture. However, it is likely that his parents Jonas and Sarah are also buried here.
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