Sarah F. (Martin) McDonald Ferguson was the daughter of William Martin and Jane Michael. She married George "Harris" McDonald, son of Norman McDonald and Mary Harris, on 6 Nov 1851 in
Meigs County, Ohio.
In 1870, George and Sarah were living in Bedford, Wayne County, Illinois where George worked as a school teacher. In 1880, they were living in Washington Township, Warren County, Iowa. After moving to Girard, Crawford County, Kansas, George became the town's deputy. In 1910, Sarah was living in the household of her daughter and son-in-law, Oscar and Clara Wooley, in Girard, Kansas.
George died in a soldier's home in California 6 or 7 years later. The family story tells that Sarah married again when she was in her 80s to Alonzo L. Ferguson.
* Death information provided by Robert K. Henderson.
* Additional details provided by Jack McDonald.
* Headstone photographs provided by Romper90069 # 1277
Meigs County, Ohio.
In 1870, George and Sarah were living in Bedford, Wayne County, Illinois where George worked as a school teacher. In 1880, they were living in Washington Township, Warren County, Iowa. After moving to Girard, Crawford County, Kansas, George became the town's deputy. In 1910, Sarah was living in the household of her daughter and son-in-law, Oscar and Clara Wooley, in Girard, Kansas.
George died in a soldier's home in California 6 or 7 years later. The family story tells that Sarah married again when she was in her 80s to Alonzo L. Ferguson.
* Death information provided by Robert K. Henderson.
* Additional details provided by Jack McDonald.
* Headstone photographs provided by Romper90069 # 1277
Sarah F. (Martin) McDonald Ferguson was the daughter of William Martin and Jane Michael. She married George "Harris" McDonald, son of Norman McDonald and Mary Harris, on 6 Nov 1851 in
Meigs County, Ohio.
In 1870, George and Sarah were living in Bedford, Wayne County, Illinois where George worked as a school teacher. In 1880, they were living in Washington Township, Warren County, Iowa. After moving to Girard, Crawford County, Kansas, George became the town's deputy. In 1910, Sarah was living in the household of her daughter and son-in-law, Oscar and Clara Wooley, in Girard, Kansas.
George died in a soldier's home in California 6 or 7 years later. The family story tells that Sarah married again when she was in her 80s to Alonzo L. Ferguson.
* Death information provided by Robert K. Henderson.
* Additional details provided by Jack McDonald.
* Headstone photographs provided by Romper90069 # 1277
Meigs County, Ohio.
In 1870, George and Sarah were living in Bedford, Wayne County, Illinois where George worked as a school teacher. In 1880, they were living in Washington Township, Warren County, Iowa. After moving to Girard, Crawford County, Kansas, George became the town's deputy. In 1910, Sarah was living in the household of her daughter and son-in-law, Oscar and Clara Wooley, in Girard, Kansas.
George died in a soldier's home in California 6 or 7 years later. The family story tells that Sarah married again when she was in her 80s to Alonzo L. Ferguson.
* Death information provided by Robert K. Henderson.
* Additional details provided by Jack McDonald.
* Headstone photographs provided by Romper90069 # 1277
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