Sarah SMITH

Sarah SMITH(SADLER)

1850 – 1926 · Redruth, Cornwall, Devon
Partner: John SADLER
Father: Edward SMITH · Mother: Sarah GRAY
👶Birth
1850
🏛️ Irish Potato Famine
Redruth, Cornwall, Devon 📍
💒Marriage (23)
28/06/1873
John SADLER
Redruth, Cornwall, Devon 📍 Kath Kenna
Della Torra
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🏠Lived (31)
1881
3 Calvert Terrace, Swansea, Glamorganshire 📍
with John SADLER
🏠Lived (65)
1915
🏛️ First World War
1 Hydro Avenue, West Kirby, Cheshire 📍
with John SADLER
✝️Death (76)
18/11/1926
🏛️ General Strike
Manchester House, Tarvin, Cheshire 📍 Free BMD
🪦Burial
19/11/1926
Huxley Jubilee Primitive Methodist Chapel, Huxley Lane, Huxley, Cheshire, CH3 9BQ 📍 📎 Grave 📎 Grave 📎 Grave 📎 Grave 📎 Grave

The headstone is at the very front of the chapel facing the road are reads:

In Loving Memory of
John Sadler
of Huxley
who died March 15th 1871
aged 64 years.
For 52 years a member of the
Primitive Methodist Society
Local Preacher & Leader for 38 years

Also Martha,
widow of the above,
who died November 11th 1896
aged 79 years

Also Rev. John Sadler,
son f the above,
who died April 17th 1924
aged 79 years

Also Sarah Sadler,
widow of the above,
who died November 18th 1926
aged 76 years

"The

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Children with John SADLER
John Edward Frank SADLER
b. 1874, Camborne, Cornwall, Devon · m. 1899 Elizabeth Ann WHITTAKER
Alfred Ernest Gray SADLER
b. 1875, Redruth, Cornwall, Devon · d. 1928, Rochdale, Lancashire
Bessie Louise SADLER
b. 1877, Redruth, Cornwall, Devon · d. 1969, Douglas, Isle of Man, Isle of Man · m. 1900 Thomas Kinnis GARRETT
Florence Ada SADLER
b. 1879, Redruth, Cornwall, Devon · d. 1968 · m. 1895 Richard Henry QUICK
Carrie SADLER
b. 1883, Blackburn, Lancashire · d. 1965, Douglas, Isle of Man, Isle of Man · m. 1947 John Craine GARRETT
Albert SADLER
b. 1887, Redruth, Cornwall, Devon · d. 1957 · m. 1911 Florence Emma TOWNSEND
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