Person:Sara Stuart (1)

Watchers
Sara Jane Stuart
m. 11 Sep 1862
  1. Mina Olive "Ollie" Gillam1866 - 1944
  2. Eston Gillam1872 - 1936
Facts and Events
Name Sara Jane Stuart
Married Name Sara Jane Gillam
Gender Female
Birth[1] Est 12 Aug 1844 Rush, Indiana, United States[est based on headstone]
Marriage 11 Sep 1862 Indiana, United States[at home by Rev. Baker]
to Solomon Monroe Gillam
Death[1] 4 Jan 1876 Whitley, Indiana, United Statesage 31y 4m 22d
Burial[1] Broxon Cemetery, Laud, Whitley, Indiana, United States

Research Notes

  • Alt birthdates (sources needed): 13 Oct 1844 and 17 Nov 1840
  • From Hazel Gillam Faulkner's hand written notes: "I tried to find Grandma Gillam's grave but couldn't find the marker. Mamma always said she was Dutch so I think her ancestors came from Holland."
  • From Rich Stayer, April 99: "In your notes, or possibly your mom's notes, it was mentioned that Sarah Stuart Gillam's grave could not be located? If you haven't since found her, she is buried in the Broxon Cemetery. Her stone at one time, had a picture of her in it, but time took its toll with weather, or vandals dug it out. It is an abandoned cemetery, and not well taken care of the last i was there. Phoebe Cook Gillam is also buried there. I am sure James Gillam is there also."
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Grave Recorded, in Find A Grave.

    [Includes headstone photo. Inscription: SARAH J. Wife of. S.M. GILLAM. DIED Jan., 4, 1876. AGED. 31 Ys. 4 Mo's 22 D's.]
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    [On her tombstone it is touchingly written "She was a kind and affectionate wife, a fond mother and a friend to all." Copied July 2000.]

  2.   Marriage Recorded, in Family Bible.

    [Bible pages copies, from Rich Stayer, 10/99]
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    Solomon M. Gillam and Sarah J. Stuart were united in the holy bonds of matrimony at home on September 11 1862 by Rev Baker of Roanoke [chapel?]