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Sarah Everett

Birth10 JUN 1770 - North Carolina
Death31 July 1828 - Jones County, Georgia
MotherSarah Horton
FatherNathaniel Everett

Born in North Carolina on 10 JUN 1770 to Nathaniel Everett and Sarah Horton. Sarah Everett married Oliver Morton and had 13 children. She passed away on 31 July 1828 in Jones County, Georgia.

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Parents
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Nathaniel Everett
1729 - 1797
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Sarah Horton
1730 - 1790
Spouse(s)
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Oliver Morton
1763 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Thomas H. Morton
1815 - 1896
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Oliver H. Maton
1803 - 1891
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Silas Morton
1789 - 1852
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Lemuel Burton Morton
1809 - 1898
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Priscilla Jane Morton
1813 - 1826
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David Everett Morton
1791 - 1881
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Mary Morton
1794 - 1869
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Penelope E Morton
1814 - 1880
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Ann Elizabeth Morton
1796 - 1881
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Sarah Morton
1801 - 1807
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Jesse Morton
1805 - 1817
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Martha Morton
1798 - 1799
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Son (Oliver) Morton
1807 - 1807

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