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Sarah Burris

Birth7 Aug 1790 - North Carolina, United States
Death8/15/1836 - Middletown, Butler County, Ohio, USA, buried Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Madison Twp., Astoria, Butler Co., Oh
MotherProvidence Whiteneck
FatherJeremiah Burress

Born in North Carolina, United States on 7 Aug 1790 to Jeremiah Burress and Providence Whiteneck. Sarah Burris married James C. Westlake and had 8 children. She passed away on 8/15/1836 in Middletown, Butler County, Ohio, USA, buried Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Madison Twp., Astoria, Butler Co., Oh.

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Parents
Jeremiah Burress
1770 - 1856
Providence Whiteneck
1778 - 1862
Spouse(s)
James C. Westlake
1786 - 1869
Children Show all
Rachel Westlake
1811 - 1898
Thomas Westlake
1808 - 1887
Tamson Westlake
1822 - 1891
James Fletcher Westlake
1826 - 1894

Mercy Mary Westlake
1818 - 1857
Nathan Westlake
1813 - 1867
Sebethany Ann Westlake
1815 - 1911
John W Westlake
1814 - 1850

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