Person:Sarah Belding (5)

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Sarah Ann Belding
b.20 Nov 1818 Warwick, Franklin, Massachusetts, United States
d.11 Apr 1853 San Francisco, California, United States
Parents and Siblings
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m. Aft 3 Oct 1801
  1. Polly Belding1802 - 1886
  2. Samuel Belding1804 - 1876
  3. Abigail Belding1806 -
  4. Harriet Belding1808 - 1882
  5. Esther S BeldingCal 1810 - 1888
  6. John BeldingCal 1812 - 1903
  7. Sumner BeldingCal 1814 - 1900
  8. Sarah Ann Belding1818 - 1853
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  David Paige (add)
  • W.  Sarah Ann Belding1818 - 1853
m. 26 Nov 1843
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Facts and Events
Name[1][2][4] Sarah Ann Belding
Gender Female
Birth[1] 20 Nov 1818 Warwick, Franklin, Massachusetts, United States
Marriage 26 Nov 1843 Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United Statesto David Paige (add)
Death[1] 11 Apr 1853 San Francisco, California, United States
References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 California State Library (Sacramento). Pioneer index file (California), 1906-1935. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1991)
    [1].

    Paige, Mrs. David (Sarah Ann)
    Place of Birth: Warwick, mass. - moved to Boston June, 1819
    Date of Birth: Nov. 20, 1818
    Father: Samuel Belding
    Mother: Mary Moore
    Husband: David Paige
    Date of Marriage: Nov. 26, 1843
    Place of Marriage: Boston, Mass.
    [from reverse side]
    Arrival in California: About August 1st. 1852, probably July 27th o 8th.
    Overland or by vessel: Vessel Boston to Panama - mule back across Panama, vessel Panama to San Francisco
    State before California: Massachusetts
    Residence in California: San Francisco
    Occupation: house wife
    Where educated: Massachusetts
    Place and date of death: San Francisco, April 11, 1853
    Descendants:
      Sarah Anna, born in Boston 1845 - Died in San Francisco April 11, 1853
      David Paige Jr., born in Somerville, Mass. 1848, died on board vessel bound from Panama to San Francisco, from dysentery contracted at Panama. Vessel put in at Acapulco, where body was put in zinc box, brought to San Francisco, and buried probably July 29, 1852.

  2. ↑ Paige, Lucius R. History of Hardwick, Massachusetts: with a genealogical register. (Boston: Houghton, Mifflin, 1990)
    p. 448.

    Children of Clark Paige and Lydia Cutler: David, b. 21 Dec 1820.
    [The following footnote is attached to this entry: "His fate was tragical. After a season of prosperity in California, his wife, Sarah and two children, Annie [Sarah Anna above] and David, visited Hardwick. On their return, a day or two before their arrival at San Francisco, one of the children died, but the mother kept possession of the remains. As they approached the wharf, 12 Ap. 1853, where the father was waiting to receive his family, the boiler of the steamboat exploded, and the mother and surviving child were killed. Less than one year afterwards, 8 Ap. 1854, the bereaved father himself perished in like manner, by an explosion of a steamboat boiler. A monument in the Hardwick Cemetery bears the names of this ill-fated family."]

  3.   Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States. 1850 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration Publication M432)
    line 2.
  4. ↑ It appears that this memorial page is based off the monument for this family, but it has no image, so it is not known what the monument says, and the memorial page appears to misidentify the wife.
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