Sarah was born on August 17, 1831, in Gibson County, Tennessee, to William Herbert Cribbs and Elizabeth York. She was the oldest of eleven children; 6 girls and 5 boys. Her parents married in Gibson County and all eleven of their children were born there.
Sarah was 15 when she married 21 year old William Martin Stone on October 31, 1846, in Gibson county. They were blessed with 7 children; 5 of which lived to adulthood.
William and Sarah farmed in Gibson County but sometime between 1865 and 1870 they joined a wagon train to Arkansas and settled in Marmaduke located in Greene County. They began farming again and lived here the remainder of their lives.
William died at the age of 56 on April 26, 1881 and Sarah died at the age of 68 on August 14, 1900. She was living with her son, William Aaron, at the time.
Both Sarah and William are buried in the Harvey's Chapel Cemetery in Marmaduke.
-Anjanette Stone Lofgren
Sarah was 15 when she married 21 year old William Martin Stone on October 31, 1846, in Gibson county. They were blessed with 7 children; 5 of which lived to adulthood.
William and Sarah farmed in Gibson County but sometime between 1865 and 1870 they joined a wagon train to Arkansas and settled in Marmaduke located in Greene County. They began farming again and lived here the remainder of their lives.
William died at the age of 56 on April 26, 1881 and Sarah died at the age of 68 on August 14, 1900. She was living with her son, William Aaron, at the time.
Both Sarah and William are buried in the Harvey's Chapel Cemetery in Marmaduke.
-Anjanette Stone Lofgren
Sarah was born on August 17, 1831, in Gibson County, Tennessee, to William Herbert Cribbs and Elizabeth York. She was the oldest of eleven children; 6 girls and 5 boys. Her parents married in Gibson County and all eleven of their children were born there.
Sarah was 15 when she married 21 year old William Martin Stone on October 31, 1846, in Gibson county. They were blessed with 7 children; 5 of which lived to adulthood.
William and Sarah farmed in Gibson County but sometime between 1865 and 1870 they joined a wagon train to Arkansas and settled in Marmaduke located in Greene County. They began farming again and lived here the remainder of their lives.
William died at the age of 56 on April 26, 1881 and Sarah died at the age of 68 on August 14, 1900. She was living with her son, William Aaron, at the time.
Both Sarah and William are buried in the Harvey's Chapel Cemetery in Marmaduke.
-Anjanette Stone Lofgren
Sarah was 15 when she married 21 year old William Martin Stone on October 31, 1846, in Gibson county. They were blessed with 7 children; 5 of which lived to adulthood.
William and Sarah farmed in Gibson County but sometime between 1865 and 1870 they joined a wagon train to Arkansas and settled in Marmaduke located in Greene County. They began farming again and lived here the remainder of their lives.
William died at the age of 56 on April 26, 1881 and Sarah died at the age of 68 on August 14, 1900. She was living with her son, William Aaron, at the time.
Both Sarah and William are buried in the Harvey's Chapel Cemetery in Marmaduke.
-Anjanette Stone Lofgren
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