Sarah Smith

ID#19571, (circa 1773 - before 18 February 1833)
ChartsAncestors (& their siblings) of Alice HENDERSON nee ANDREWS
Maternal ancestors of Lorna
Maternal timeline
DAWE
Relationship4th great-grandmother of Lorna Henderson.
     
     Sarah Smith was born cir. 1773 ?Tavistock, DEV, ENG.1
     Sarah Smith married Isaac Dawe, son of John Daw and Sarah Moore, on 12 Jun 1796 at Tavistock, DEV, ENG.1,2 Sarah Dawe was buried on 18 Feb 1833 at the Ang Ch, Tavistock, DEV, ENG.1
     By Nov 1819 Sarah Smith and Isaac Dawe were living at Leat Mill, Lifton, DEV, ENG, when their last son Richard was born even though tax information on Lammerton Mill does show Isaac as paying tax on the mill to His Grace the Duke of Bedford from 1797 up to and including 1824 (Tax assessed £1/2s to 1820, then £1/6/5) perhaps at least some of these are Isaac's son Isaac, although he is generally shown as being at Newton Mill?3,4,5

Family

Isaac Dawe (May 1769 - Dec 1840)
Children
  • Isaac Smith Dawe1 (Mar 1797 - May 1851)
  • Sarah Dawe+1 (Dec 1800 - Jan 1877)
  • Nathaniel Smith Dawe1 (May 1802 - bet Sep 1866 - Dec 1866)
  • Honor Dawe1 (Dec 1804 - )
  • Betsey Dawe1 (cir. Nov 1806 - May 1876)
  • Joan Smith Dawe+1 (Feb 1809 - Feb 1862)
  • William Smith Dawe1 (Dec 1810 - May 1877)
  • Richard Dawe1 (Nov 1812 - Oct 1814)
  • Thomas Dawe1 (Dec 1814 - Apr 1871)
  • Richard Dawe+3 (Nov 1819 - bet Mar 1873 - Jun 1873)
Last Edited8 Jan 2006

Citations

  1. Lois Saleeba (19674), "EM DAW: Tavistock, ex Lois S," e-mail to Lorna McIntosh, DAW(E) FTree, rcvd Dec 1999.
  2. Wendy Taylor, "FT:DAWE, Wm SmithWAY, Mary", Includes subsequent emails, and assorted family group sheets etc, Descendant report from Isaac DAW(E), rcvd Jun 2002.
  3. Val Symis (30421), "EM DAWE/TAYLOR ex Val SYMIS," e-mail to L Henderson (1), Baptism 1819, in Lifton, of Richard DAW to Isaac and Sarah, rcvd Sep 2005.
  4. "Lorna's Family History Musings", Jan 2006.
  5. Wendy Taylor, "FT:DAWE, Wm SmithWAY, Mary", Includes subsequent emails, and assorted family group sheets etc, Descendant report from Isaac DAW(E) Jun 2002 ex Lamerton Tax records 1780-1832 Film 1471089 Item 16.

E. & O. E. Some/most parish records are rather hard to read and names, places hard to interpret, particularly if you are unfamiliar with an area.
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