Sarah Applegate

Birth02 Dec 1858 - England, Select Births and Christenings / Oct- England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index - Walsingham, Wells Next The Sea, Norfolk, England

Death1906 - Apr-England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index - Walsingham, Norfolk, England

MotherBetsy Thurgar

FatherThomas Applegate

Born in Walsingham, Wells Next The Sea, Norfolk, England on 02 Dec 1858 - England, Select Births and Christenings / Oct- England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index to Thomas Applegate and Betsy Thurgar. Sarah Applegate had 7 children. She passed away on 1906 - Apr-England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index in Walsingham, Norfolk, England.

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Parents

Thomas Applegate
1817 - 1898

Betsy Thurgar
1818 - 1895

Children Show all

Rebecca Matilda Sexton
1887 - 1972

Henry Charles Sexton
1888 - 1974

Betsy Ada Sexton
1896 - Unknown

Thomas Applegate Sexton
1893 - Unknown

Charles Frederick Sexton
1884 - Unknown

Dennis William Sexton
1890 - Unknown

Elizabeth Ann Barfoot?
1886 - Unknown

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