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Sarah Embree

Birth11 March 1715 - Little Egg Harbor, Burlington County, New Jersey, USA
Death2 August 1794 - Scarlets Mill, Berks County, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherMary Southard
FatherMoses Embree

Born in Little Egg Harbor, Burlington County, New Jersey, USA on 11 March 1715 to Moses Embree and Mary Southard. Sarah Embree married Samuel Dunkin and had 9 children. She passed away on 2 August 1794 in Scarlets Mill, Berks County, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
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Moses Embree
1675 - 1748
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Mary Southard
1672 - 1748
Spouse(s)
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Samuel Dunkin
1722 - 1770
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Owen Humphrey
1713 - 1790
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John Hughes
1714 - 1738
Children Show all
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Sarah Duncan
1742 - 1835
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Samuel Iii Duncan
1754 - 1839
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§ Nelson Dunkin Dna
1745 - 1775
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Richard Duncan
1751 - 1850
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Moses Duncan
1749 - Unknown
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William Humphreys
1739 - 1821
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Mary Humphrey Williams
1747 - 1814
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Elizabeth (Embree) Humphrey Harvey
1740 - Unknown
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John (Embree) Humphrey
1745 - Unknown

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