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Sarah Dawson

Birth1847 - Pillaton, Penkridge, Staffordshire
DeathJuly 1911 - Congleton, Cheshire
MotherSarah Lockley
FatherWilliam Dawson

Born in Pillaton, Penkridge, Staffordshire on 1847 to William Dawson and Sarah Lockley. Sarah Dawson married Charles Samuel Skerratt and had 9 children. She passed away on July 1911 in Congleton, Cheshire.

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Parents
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William Dawson
1810 - 1883
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Sarah Lockley
1814 - 1859
Spouse(s)
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Charles Samuel Skerratt
1846 - 1920
Children Show all
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George Skerratt
1885 - Unknown
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Florence Skerratt
1885 - 1929
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Charles Dawson Skerratt
1876 - 1911
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William Skerratt
1872 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Skerratt
1874 - Unknown
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Thomas Skerratt
1882 - 1956
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Sarah Skerratt
1879 - 1947
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Prudence Skerratt
1877 - 1946
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Harriet Skerratt
1881 - 1959

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