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Sarah How

Birthabt 1807 - Stevington, Bedfordshire, England
DeathAbt 1876 - Bedfordshire, England
MotherElizabeth Raban
FatherDaniel How

Born in Stevington, Bedfordshire, England on abt 1807 to Daniel How and Elizabeth Raban. Sarah How had 12 children. She passed away on Abt 1876 in Bedfordshire, England.

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Parents
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Daniel How
1780 - 1849
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Elizabeth Raban
1779 - 1864
Children Show all
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Truman Cook
1851 - 1857
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Daniel Cook
1834 - Unknown
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Sophia Cook
1849 - Unknown
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Lydia Cook
1839 - Unknown
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Joseph Cook
1838 - Unknown
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Anne Cook
1835 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Cook
1842 - Unknown
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Jane Elizabeth Cook
1832 - 1910
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John Cook
1845 - 1913
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John Cook
1846 - Unknown
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William Cook
1844 - Unknown
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Ann Cook
1837 - Unknown

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