Sarah Melissa Goss: The Lost Creek Settlement

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1858 - 1920 (~ 62 years)

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Sarah Melissa Goss was born Sep 1858, Indiana, USA; died Sep 1920, Sterling, Hodgeman, Kansas, USA; was buried , Sterling, Rice, Kansas, USA.

Sarah married James H. Stewart 16 Mar 1875, Montgomery, Kansas, USA. James (son of Tazewell Stewart and Delana Harris) was born Abt 1836, Indiana, USA; died Feb 1911, Sterling, Hodgeman, Kansas, USA. [Group Sheet]

Children:

2. Nola Jane Stewart was born 22 Apr 1880, Illinois, USA; died 15 Jan 1963, Kansas, USA.
3. Jacob Stewart was born 12 Aug 1881, Illinois, USA; died Jul 1971, Sterling, Rice, Kansas, USA.
4. Luella F Stewart was born Sep 1888, Kansas, USA.
5. Ethia W Stewart was born Dec 1886, Kansas, USA.
6. Orville Stewart was born Jan 1897, Kansas, USA.
7. Arthur John Stewart was born 30 Dec 1892, Kansas, USA; died 17 Aug 1968, Sterling, Rice, Kansas, USA.

Generation: 2

2. Nola Jane Stewart (1.Sarah¹) was born 22 Apr 1880, Illinois, USA; died 15 Jan 1963, Kansas, USA.
3. Jacob Stewart (1.Sarah¹) was born 12 Aug 1881, Illinois, USA; died Jul 1971, Sterling, Rice, Kansas, USA.
4. Luella F Stewart (1.Sarah¹) was born Sep 1888, Kansas, USA.
5. Ethia W Stewart (1.Sarah¹) was born Dec 1886, Kansas, USA.
6. Orville Stewart (1.Sarah¹) was born Jan 1897, Kansas, USA.
7. Arthur John Stewart (1.Sarah¹) was born 30 Dec 1892, Kansas, USA; died 17 Aug 1968, Sterling, Rice, Kansas, USA.

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