Sarah Frances Griffin was 16 years old when she married Fernando Sargent on April 18, 1848. They were married at the home of Charles Mears along with several other couples who were married that Sunday afternoon.
They raised a large family in West Michigan in the Montague area of Muskegon Co., Michigan. Sarah was left a young widow with children when Fernando died in 1870. There were 9 living children when she died in 1904. She was laid to rest at Mt. Hope Cemetery in Shelby, Oceana Co., Michigan. Fernando's body was later removed from Mouth Cemetery in Muskegon Co., by the family of their youngest son Mark J. Sargent, and laid next to Sarah.
There are many stories of this family and if you are related you may contact me for information.
Second husband: Samuel Aldrich, born in MA in 1826 and died in Dayton, Ohio on 22 Jan 1888. They were married in Oceana County on 20 December 1871.
They raised a large family in West Michigan in the Montague area of Muskegon Co., Michigan. Sarah was left a young widow with children when Fernando died in 1870. There were 9 living children when she died in 1904. She was laid to rest at Mt. Hope Cemetery in Shelby, Oceana Co., Michigan. Fernando's body was later removed from Mouth Cemetery in Muskegon Co., by the family of their youngest son Mark J. Sargent, and laid next to Sarah.
There are many stories of this family and if you are related you may contact me for information.
Second husband: Samuel Aldrich, born in MA in 1826 and died in Dayton, Ohio on 22 Jan 1888. They were married in Oceana County on 20 December 1871.
Sarah Frances Griffin was 16 years old when she married Fernando Sargent on April 18, 1848. They were married at the home of Charles Mears along with several other couples who were married that Sunday afternoon.
They raised a large family in West Michigan in the Montague area of Muskegon Co., Michigan. Sarah was left a young widow with children when Fernando died in 1870. There were 9 living children when she died in 1904. She was laid to rest at Mt. Hope Cemetery in Shelby, Oceana Co., Michigan. Fernando's body was later removed from Mouth Cemetery in Muskegon Co., by the family of their youngest son Mark J. Sargent, and laid next to Sarah.
There are many stories of this family and if you are related you may contact me for information.
Second husband: Samuel Aldrich, born in MA in 1826 and died in Dayton, Ohio on 22 Jan 1888. They were married in Oceana County on 20 December 1871.
They raised a large family in West Michigan in the Montague area of Muskegon Co., Michigan. Sarah was left a young widow with children when Fernando died in 1870. There were 9 living children when she died in 1904. She was laid to rest at Mt. Hope Cemetery in Shelby, Oceana Co., Michigan. Fernando's body was later removed from Mouth Cemetery in Muskegon Co., by the family of their youngest son Mark J. Sargent, and laid next to Sarah.
There are many stories of this family and if you are related you may contact me for information.
Second husband: Samuel Aldrich, born in MA in 1826 and died in Dayton, Ohio on 22 Jan 1888. They were married in Oceana County on 20 December 1871.
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