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Sarah Boardman

Birth30 APR 1770 - Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut, United States
Death02 Jul 1847 - Manhattan, Kings, New York, USA
MotherJemima Johnson
FatherTimothy Boardman

Born in Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut, United States on 30 APR 1770 to Timothy Boardman and Jemima Johnson. Sarah Boardman married Joseph A M Washburn and had 4 children. She passed away on 02 Jul 1847 in Manhattan, Kings, New York, USA.

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Timothy Boardman
Unknown - Unknown
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Jemima Johnson
1732 - 1798
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Joseph A M Washburn
1766 - 1805
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Deacon Elijah Porter
1761 - 1845
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Horace Boardman Washburn
1801 - 1881
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Maria Sarah Washburn
1798 - 1831
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Joseph E. Washburn
1800 - 1808
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Elizur Timothy Washburn
1805 - 1831

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