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Sarah Rogers Winters

Birth
Ohio, USA
Death
5 Dec 1841 (aged 39)
Marion County, Indiana, USA
Burial
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Sarah was said to have been an orphan and was taken in by Philip Turpin of Hamilton County, Ohio, who was a distant relative and correspondant of Thomas Jefferson. She may have had a brother, Edwin Rogers, son of William Rogers.
She married on January 27, 1825, Hamilton County, Ohio, to Moses Winters.

Children of Moses and Sarah:
Obediah S. Winters (1826-1847)
Sidna D. Winters (Oct 3,1827-Mar 6,1832)
Mary M. Winters Perry (1831-1862)
Sarah E. Winters (Dec 9,1834-Nov,1853)
Amanda C. Winters (Mar 6,1836-May,1852)
Ivyphena C. Winters (Aug 13,1837-Apr 21,1844)
Moses C. Winters (1838-1876)
Aaron D. Winters (Sep 16,1840-May 17,1845)
Christena Catherine Winters Hawley (1841-1942)
Sarah was said to have been an orphan and was taken in by Philip Turpin of Hamilton County, Ohio, who was a distant relative and correspondant of Thomas Jefferson. She may have had a brother, Edwin Rogers, son of William Rogers.
She married on January 27, 1825, Hamilton County, Ohio, to Moses Winters.

Children of Moses and Sarah:
Obediah S. Winters (1826-1847)
Sidna D. Winters (Oct 3,1827-Mar 6,1832)
Mary M. Winters Perry (1831-1862)
Sarah E. Winters (Dec 9,1834-Nov,1853)
Amanda C. Winters (Mar 6,1836-May,1852)
Ivyphena C. Winters (Aug 13,1837-Apr 21,1844)
Moses C. Winters (1838-1876)
Aaron D. Winters (Sep 16,1840-May 17,1845)
Christena Catherine Winters Hawley (1841-1942)

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