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Sarah Smith

Birth1683 - Colby Hall, Askrigg, Aysgarth, England
Death1729 - Askrigg, Aysgarth, Yorkshire, england
MotherSarah Haward
FatherDr. Alexander Smith

Born in Colby Hall, Askrigg, Aysgarth, England on 1683 to Dr. Alexander Smith and Sarah Haward. Sarah Smith married James Lindsay and had 11 children. She passed away on 1729 in Askrigg, Aysgarth, Yorkshire, england .

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Parents
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Dr. Alexander Smith
1653 - 1725
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Sarah Haward
1653 - 1737
Spouse(s)
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James Lindsay
Unknown - 1725
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Edward Waterson
Unknown - 1711
Children Show all
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Prudence Lindsey
1714 - 1779
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Mary Lindsey
1715 - 1723
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Ann Lindsey
1720 - Unknown
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Alexander Lindsey
1718 - 1718
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Charles Waterson
1717 - Unknown
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James Lindsey
1724 - 1764
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Samual Lindsay
1718 - 1782
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Sarah Waterson
1710 - Unknown
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Charles Lindsay
Unknown - Unknown
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James William Lindsay
Unknown - Unknown
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Samuel Lindsey
1719 - 1782

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