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| Sarah Pearsall |
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| Born: 06 Nov 1714
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| Married 1st: 26 Jan 1739/40 to Richard Mott Married 2nd: 03 Apr 1747 Westbury, NY to Richard Alsop
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| Died: Nov 1800 Hudson, NY | ||||||||||||||||
FATHER
MOTHER
HUSBAND
CHILDREN with Richard Mott
CHILDREN with Richard Alsop
1. Sarah Alsop b. 03 Nov 1747
2. Phebe Alsop b. 02 Oct 1749
3. John Alsop b. 27 Feb 1753
4. Hannah Alsop b. 07 Mar 1755
5. Hannah Alsop b. 18 Dec 1757
Four years after the death of her first husband, when her son James was only
about six, she remarried to Richard Alsop. According to the Westbury records,
"Whereas our friends, Richard Alsop and wife have removed from us, and settled
within the verge of your meeting." The new home was in the town of Oyster Bay.
Sarah Alsop stood high in the esteem of Friends, and was for some time Clerk of
the Woman's Mo. Mg. of Westbury."
"James Mott's half brother, John Alsop, lived near him at Mamaroneck until about
1783, when he removed to Hudson, he being one of the original proprietors of
that city. The mother of James Mott and of John, Alsop, Sarah (Pearsall-Mott)
Alsop, after she was a second time left a widow, spent some time with her sons,
James Mott, and with John Alsop, and died at John Alsop's house in Hudson in 9th
month, 1800." Adam and Anne Mott, by Thomas C. Cornell, 1890 pg 42
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