Sarah Bennett

Birth24 Oct 1838 - Shepton Mallet, Somerset, England

Death27 Mar 1914 - York Street, North Kensington, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

MotherLouisa Cottle

FatherFrancis Bennett

Born in Shepton Mallet, Somerset, England on 24 Oct 1838 to Francis Bennett and Louisa Cottle. Sarah Bennett married Henry Jacobs and had 13 children. She passed away on 27 Mar 1914 in York Street, North Kensington, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia.

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Parents

Francis Bennett
1812 - 1865

Louisa Cottle
1814 - 1901

Spouse(s)

Henry Jacobs
1836 - 1887

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Percy Bennett Jacobs
1882 - 1945

Maria Bennett Jacobs
1879 - 1968

Charles Anthony Jacobs
1862 - 1912

Sarah Jacobs
1867 - 1913

Edward Samuel Jacobs
1876 - 1921

Millicent Jane Jacobs
1873 - 1913

Francis Thomas Jacobs
1865 - Unknown

Henry Bennett Jacobs
1869 - 1943

Alice Louisa Jacobs
1871 - 1947

Frances Helen Jacobs
1864 - 1938

Albert Norman Jacobs
1884 - 1890

Ann Jacobs
1859 - 1870

William Henry Jacobs
1861 - 1861

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