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Sarah Repson

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Sarah Poulterer (born Repson), 1797 - 1824 Sarah Poulterer (born Repson) 1797 1824 Pennsylvania

Sarah Poulterer (born Repson) was born in Before 1797, in birth place.

Sarah married Stephen Poulterer.

Stephen was born in month 1797, in birth place.

They had 5 children: Thomas J. Poulterer, William Poulterer and 3 other children.

Sarah passed away in After 1824, at age 27 in death place, Pennsylvania.

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Sarah Poulterer Sarah Poulterer in England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975

Sarah Poulterer was born to Stephen Poulterer and Sarah Poulterer .

Sarah was baptized on month day 1817, in baptism place .

Sarah lived in address .

Sara Poulterer Sara Poulterer in Membership of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1830 - 1848

Sara Poulterer was born in birth place .

Sarah Poulterer (born Repson), born 1786 Sarah Poulterer (born Repson) 1786 Pennsylvania

Sarah Poulterer (born Repson) was born in Before 1786, in birth place.

Sarah married Stephen Poulterer in 1813, at age 27 in marriage place.

Stephen was born circa 1788, in birth place.

They had 6 children: Thomas J. Poulterer, William Poulterer and 4 other children.

Sarah lived in 1850, in address, Pennsylvania.

She lived in 1851, in address.

Sarah passed away in death place, Pennsylvania.

Documents of Sarah Poulterer (born Repson)

Sarah Poulterer (born Repson) in History of Philadelphia, CAL., 1884

"... a success, and led to the construction of others like it. On Dec. 15, 1836, he married Miss Sarah Poulterer, wham he had met in New York in January of the previous year. In 1837 he became a partner in ..."