Person:Sarah Fowle (3)

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Sarah Fowle
d.Bef 28 Nov 1748
m. 2 Oct 1688
  1. Mary Fowle1689 - 1762
  2. James Fowle1691 - 1706
  3. Abigail Fowle1693 - 1759
  4. Major John Fowle1695 - 1775
  5. Hannah Fowle1697 - 1788
  6. Elizabeth Fowle1699 - 1760
  7. Ruth Fowle1701 - 1713/14
  8. Sarah Fowle1703 - Bef 1748
  9. Samuel Fowle1705 - 1793
  10. Esther Fowle1707 -
  11. Martha Fowle1709 -
  12. Katherine Fowle1711 -
m. 24 Sep 1728
  1. Major James Richardson1729 - 1795
  2. William Richardson1731 - 1814
  3. Sarah Richardson1732 - Bef 1762
  4. Lt. Luke Richardson1734 - 1812
  5. John Richardson1736 - 1739
  6. Esther Richardson1738/39 - 1812
  7. John Richardson1741 - 1814
  8. Joseph Richardson1744 -
  9. Josiah Richardson1746 - 1820
Facts and Events
Name Sarah Fowle
Gender Female
Birth[1] 29 Jul 1703 Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States
Marriage 24 Sep 1728 Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United Statesto James Richardson
Death[2] Bef 28 Nov 1748
References
  1. Johnson, Edward F. Woburn Records of Births, Deaths, and Marriages . (Woburn, Massachusetts: Andrews, Cutler & Co., 1890-1919)
    1:97.

    Fowle, Sarah, d. of James and Mary, [born] July 29, 1703.

  2. FHL film 0421504, in Massachusetts. Probate Court (Middlesex County). Probate records, 1648-1924. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1964-1967)
    Case 18954 Luke Richardson & al 1748; Case 18955 James Richardson & al 1748.

    [Need for guardian apparently due to distribution of dower upon death of Sarah's mother, so no telling how long before this Sarah died.]
    28 Nov 1748: Bond of "James Richardson Gent'm" Leominster as guardian "unto Luke, Esther, John and Josiah Minors all under the age of fourteen years Children of the said James by his late Wife Sarah Richardson late of Leominster".
    28 Nov 1748: Bond of "James Richardson Gent'm" Leominster as guardian "James William and Sarah Minors all upwards of fourteen years and all Children of the said James by his late wife Sarah Richardson late of Leominster".