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Sarah Cropper

Birth1701 - Snow Hill, Worcester, Maryland, USA
Death1 Oct 1740 - Somerset County, Maryland, USA
MotherElizabeth Chambers
FatherJohn Jr Cropper

Born in Snow Hill, Worcester, Maryland, USA on 1701 to John Jr Cropper and Elizabeth Chambers. Sarah Cropper married Edward Davis and had 9 children. She passed away on 1 Oct 1740 in Somerset County, Maryland, USA.

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Parents
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John Jr Cropper
1678 - 1709
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Elizabeth Chambers
1677 - 1726
Spouse(s)
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Edward Davis
1703 - 1739
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Edward Davis
1703 - 1739
Children Show all
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Solomon Davis
1731 - 1784
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Nehemiah Davis
1738 - 1797
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Elizabeth Davis
1730 - Unknown
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Mary Davis
1737 - Unknown
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John Davis
1739 - 1800
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John Davis
1737 - Unknown
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Sarah Davis
1736 - 1800
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Mary Davis
1739 - Unknown
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Samuel Davis
Unknown - Unknown

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