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Sarah How

Birthabt 1700 - Weston, Hertfordshire, England
Death11 Aug 1764 - Stanningfield, Suffolk, England
MotherNot Available
FatherJames How

Born in Weston, Hertfordshire, England on abt 1700 to James How. Sarah How married James Pawsey and had 15 children. She passed away on 11 Aug 1764 in Stanningfield, Suffolk, England.

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Parents
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James How
1679 - Unknown
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Not Available
Spouse(s)
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James Pawsey
1695 - 1773
Children Show all
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Joseph Pawsey
1721 - 1790
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Sarah Pawsey
1719 - 1786
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Susanna Pawsey
1723 - 1789
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Anne Pawsey
1733 - 1810
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Robert Pawsey
1731 - Unknown
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John Pawsey
1735 - 1815
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Rose Pawsey
1743 - Unknown
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James Pawsey
1718 - 1792
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Elizabeth Pawsey
1729 - Unknown
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Edward Pawsey
1727 - 1793
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Thomas Pawsey
1744 - 1815
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Hannah Pawsey
1738 - 1810
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Christian Pawsey
1736 - Unknown
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Mary Pawsey
1725 - Unknown
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William Pawsey
1736 - Unknown

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