Sarah Kittredge
Sarah and her husband were part of the reactive, nomadic Liberty Generation. The five eldest of her children were part of the heroic, civic-minded Republican Generation. Her five youngest children were part of the adaptive Compromise Generation.
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The early life of Sarah Kittredge in its historical context
The later life of Sarah Kittredge in its historical context
| Birth of Sarah Kittredge | |
| Born: | 18 April 1738 (or perhaps 1737) |
| Birthplace: | Tewksbury, Middlesex County, Massachusetts |
| Parents | |
| Father: | James Kittredge (our ancestor), from Tewksbury, Middlesex County, Massachusetts |
| Mother: | Elisabeth UNKNOWN (our ancestor) |
| Siblings No information available | |
| Spouse and children | |
| Husband: | Abraham Stickney II, 1733-1803
(our ancestor) (son of Abraham Stickney I, 1703-1783 and Abigail Hall Stickney, d. 1785, our ancestors) of Tewksbury, Middlesex County, Massachusetts) Married in Tewksbury 9 December 1755 |
| Daughter: | Sarah Stickney born 1756, married Isaac Kidder in 1775 |
| Son: | Abraham Stickney III, 1758-1821 (our ancestor) |
| Daughter: | Elizabeth Stickney born 1761, married Zephaniah Kittredge in 1781 |
| Daughter: | Abigail Stickney born 1763, married George Melven in 1794 |
| Daughter: | Annah Stickney born 1766, married Davis Baldwin in 1794 |
| Son: | Joseph Stickney born 1768, married Abigail Jewett in 1796 |
| Son: | Benjamin Stickney born 1771, died 1778 |
| Daughter: | Molly Stickney born 1773, married Isaac Whittemore in 1794 |
| Son: | James Stickney born 1777, married Mary Baldwin in 1801 |
| Son: | Jeremiah Stickney born 1783, married Susannah Atwood in 1807 |
| Other information | |
| Occupation: | Probably farm housewife |
| Religion: | Probably Congregationalist |
| Death of Sarah Kittredge Stickney | |
| Died: | 29 September
1807 (age 69 years 5 months 11 days) |
| Deathplace: | Tewksbury, Middlesex County, Massachusetts |
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Sources on Sarah Kittredge Stickney:
- Wendy Edmands Pearson, in her research for membership in the Colonial Dames
- Mary Caroline Findley Edmands, 1887-1970, in her research for membership in the Daughters of the American Revolution
- Mary Anna Hawes Edmands Ashbrook, 1917-1992, in her compilation of Mary Caroline Findley Edmands's research