Person:Sarah Newbrough (1)

m. 1845
  1. Mary Newbrough1847 - 1850
  2. James Ripley Newbrough1847 - 1848
  3. Sarah Jane Newbrough1849 - 1926
  4. William Edward Newbrough1854 - 1926
  5. John Wesley Newbrough1859 - 1948
m. 26 Jan 1869
  1. C. W. "Joe" Williams1871 -
  2. Clark Williams1872 -
  3. Rosetta Katherine Williams1872 - 1960
m. 7 Jan 1877
  1. Andrew Jackson Calvert1877 - 1961
  2. Lucrecia Calvert1879 -
Facts and Events
Name Sarah Jane Newbrough
Gender Female
Birth[1][2] 9 May 1849 Fort Des Moines, Polk, Iowa, United States
Marriage 26 Jan 1869 Kendall County, Texasto Charles Williams
Marriage 7 Jan 1877 Johnson County, Texasto John Calvin Calvert
Death? 24 Apr 1926 Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas, United States
Burial? Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas, United StatesAlamo division

Sarah Newbrough was first married to a cowboy by the name of Williams. They had 4 children and he left to go on a cattle drive and never returned. She moved back with her parents but eventually Mr. Calvert, an older widower, became enamored with Sarah and married her. He was the father of five children, all of whom left when he married Sarah except a little girl called Lou. He lived only another 5 years and when he died in 1882 Mrs. Calvert sold the large farm near Cleburne, Texas, left to her by her husband and invested most of the money in worthless oil stock. She used some of it to buy a rooming house in downtown Ft. Worth where she lived until her death never remarrying. She is buried in Mount Olivet cemetery, Alamo section, Ft. Worth, Tarrant County, Texas

References
  1. Polk County, Fort Des Moines PAREN: Y.
  2. Death Certificate PAREN: Y.
  3.   US Census 1860 Parker County, TX PAREN: Y
    J. and E. Newbrough listed in Parker County, Texas with daughter Sarahage 11 born in Iowa.
  4.   US Census 1870 Kendall County, Texas PAREN: Y
    Charles bn OH and Sarah Williams B. IA and son 5 mos.
  5.   US Census 1880 Johnson County, Texas PAREN: Y.
  6.   US Census 1900, Palo Pinto County, Texas.
  7.   US Census 1910, Ft. Worth, Tarrant County, Texas.
  8.   Us Census 1920, Ft. Worth, Tarrant County, Texas.
  9.   (13 January 1877).