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Sarah Angeline Piper |
| Father: | Mother: | |||
| Jonathan Edwards Piper |
Mary Jane Doughty |
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| Birth Date: | Birth Location: | Death Date: | Death Location: | |
| 1/10/1851 |
Weld ME |
Married:
| Name: | Marriage Date: | Marriage Location: | Father: | Mother: |
| John S Newell | 4/18/1868 | Weld ME | |
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| Birth Date: | Birth Location: | Death Date: | Death Location: | |
Child(ren):
| Name: | Birth Date: | Birth Location: | Death Date: | Death Location: |
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Other Info:
| Census: |
1870 Weld (Franklin) ME
Nowell John S 23 Farmer 400 325 ME
_____ Sarah A 20 Keeping house ME
_____ Angie D 8/12 ME
1880 Minnesota Falls (Yellow Medicine) MN
Newell John S 33 Laborer ME ME ME
_____ Sarah A 29 Keeping House ME ME ME
_____ Angie D 10 Daughter going to school ME ME ME
Soward May J 21 doing house work MN IL VT
1900 Boiling Springs (Cherry) NE
Newell John S Dec 1846 M 32 ME ME ME Post Master
_____ Sarah A Jany 1851 M 32 2 2 ME ME MA Asst Post Mistress
_____ Amy Pearle Daughter Nov1883 S ME ME ME at school
1910 Cody (Cherry) NE
Newell John S 63 M1 43 ME ME ME farmer Genl work
_____ Sarah A 59 M1 43 ME ME MA none
1920 Boise (Ada) ID
Idaho Soldiers Home and Hospital
Newell John S 73 S ME ME ME none
1930 Fort Hall (Bingham) ID
Hoak Arthur G 27 M 19 NE IA MN Farmer General Farm
_____ Mabel A 24 M 16 ID NE UT none
_____ Francis P Daughter 7 S ID NE UT none
_____ John R Son 5 S ID NE UT none
_____ James E Son 3 ID NE UT none
Newell John S Grandfather 83 W 23 ME ME ME none
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| Published History/Genealogy: |
Sarah Angie born 1/10/1851, m. John Newell of Weld, had children Angie
and Pearl, who went west and died there.
Source: History of Otisfield by William Samuel Spurr; Reprinted by
the Town of Otisfield, 2nd edition