Sarah A. M. Bond was married to Jacob Braswell on 4 December 1851 in DeKalb County, Georgia. Since she was alive as of the 1860 census, but her husband Jacob remarried in November 1862, Sarah must have died in the period 1860-1862, probably in Lithonia, where she and Jacob lived.
Concerning her children, Sarah had Lenora J. Braswell, who married Joseph L. Floyd in 1871; Mary E. Braswell, who married John A. Bennett in 1879; and Sarah L. Braswell, who married Samuel D. Goddard. According to the manuscript "Joseph Ballenger Bond (1790-1863) by Judge Bond Almand, there was a fourth child, Joseph, who must have died very young. Actually both daughters Mary and Sarah died relatively young as well.
There is no stone that has survived for Sarah Bond Braswell, but she must be buried in the same cemetery as her parents, her siblings, and her husband.
Concerning her children, Sarah had Lenora J. Braswell, who married Joseph L. Floyd in 1871; Mary E. Braswell, who married John A. Bennett in 1879; and Sarah L. Braswell, who married Samuel D. Goddard. According to the manuscript "Joseph Ballenger Bond (1790-1863) by Judge Bond Almand, there was a fourth child, Joseph, who must have died very young. Actually both daughters Mary and Sarah died relatively young as well.
There is no stone that has survived for Sarah Bond Braswell, but she must be buried in the same cemetery as her parents, her siblings, and her husband.
Sarah A. M. Bond was married to Jacob Braswell on 4 December 1851 in DeKalb County, Georgia. Since she was alive as of the 1860 census, but her husband Jacob remarried in November 1862, Sarah must have died in the period 1860-1862, probably in Lithonia, where she and Jacob lived.
Concerning her children, Sarah had Lenora J. Braswell, who married Joseph L. Floyd in 1871; Mary E. Braswell, who married John A. Bennett in 1879; and Sarah L. Braswell, who married Samuel D. Goddard. According to the manuscript "Joseph Ballenger Bond (1790-1863) by Judge Bond Almand, there was a fourth child, Joseph, who must have died very young. Actually both daughters Mary and Sarah died relatively young as well.
There is no stone that has survived for Sarah Bond Braswell, but she must be buried in the same cemetery as her parents, her siblings, and her husband.
Concerning her children, Sarah had Lenora J. Braswell, who married Joseph L. Floyd in 1871; Mary E. Braswell, who married John A. Bennett in 1879; and Sarah L. Braswell, who married Samuel D. Goddard. According to the manuscript "Joseph Ballenger Bond (1790-1863) by Judge Bond Almand, there was a fourth child, Joseph, who must have died very young. Actually both daughters Mary and Sarah died relatively young as well.
There is no stone that has survived for Sarah Bond Braswell, but she must be buried in the same cemetery as her parents, her siblings, and her husband.
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