Sarah Farley was born in 1844 at Bellefonte, PA to James Farley and Maria Myers.
1850 Bellefonte, Centre, PA, Sarah E McCafferty (Farley) 7, her mother Maria Farley age 50, and two of her older 1/2 sisters, Maria Ann McCafferty 23, Agnes McCafferty 14, living with her other 1/2 sister C. C. (Catherine) age 20 and husband William Burns, also a Harrietta Mitchell age 7 living there.
1860 Bellefonte, Centre, PA, Sarah McCafferty (Farley) age 17, living with her 1/2 sister Agnes Bayard and family.
1870 Bellefonte, Centre, PA, Sarah Farley 25, her mother Maria Farley 64, widowed, both living with son-in-law William Burns.
Sarah married John H. Agar and located at Lock Haven, PA.
Sarah died on Nov. 5, 1876 and was buried at St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery in section 2.24.2. Her husband is buried next to her.
The Clinton Democrat, Lock Haven, PA, Thur., Nov. 16, 1876., p. 3, taken from the Democratic Watchman, Bellefonte, PA, Nov. 10, 1876.
Death of Mrs. Agar.
It is our painful duty this week to announce the death of Mrs. John Agar, of Lock Haven, formerly Miss Sarah Farley, of this place [Bellefonte, PA], daughter of Mrs. Farley, on Bishop street. Mrs. Agar died on the 5th instant from the combined effects of ague and a bealed breast, from which she had just weaned a fifteen months' old child. She was 33 years of age, and a lady of the most interesting and admirable character, both as a wife and mother. Before her marriage to Mr. Agar, she was a music teacher in Bellefonte and the choir leader in the Catholic church. Her death has caused a great sorrow to many hearts, for she had hosts of friends, among whom were many ardent admirers. We knew her personally from her childhood and can bear testimony to her estimable and unblemished reputation. She was a strict Catholic, a kind hearted, generous, loving and devoted woman, and her loss is an irreparable one to her family and a great blow to her friends generally. She was buried at Lock Haven, at her husband's request, the funeral sermon being preached by Father Reilley of Bellefonte. Watchman.
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After her death
1880 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, Anna Agar 73, widowed, John 35, widowed, a Machinist, Robert 30, a Machinist, Walter 28, a Teamster, grandchildren Myra 7 and Frank 4 (John & Sarah's children).
1850 Bellefonte, Centre, PA, Sarah E McCafferty (Farley) 7, her mother Maria Farley age 50, and two of her older 1/2 sisters, Maria Ann McCafferty 23, Agnes McCafferty 14, living with her other 1/2 sister C. C. (Catherine) age 20 and husband William Burns, also a Harrietta Mitchell age 7 living there.
1860 Bellefonte, Centre, PA, Sarah McCafferty (Farley) age 17, living with her 1/2 sister Agnes Bayard and family.
1870 Bellefonte, Centre, PA, Sarah Farley 25, her mother Maria Farley 64, widowed, both living with son-in-law William Burns.
Sarah married John H. Agar and located at Lock Haven, PA.
Sarah died on Nov. 5, 1876 and was buried at St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery in section 2.24.2. Her husband is buried next to her.
The Clinton Democrat, Lock Haven, PA, Thur., Nov. 16, 1876., p. 3, taken from the Democratic Watchman, Bellefonte, PA, Nov. 10, 1876.
Death of Mrs. Agar.
It is our painful duty this week to announce the death of Mrs. John Agar, of Lock Haven, formerly Miss Sarah Farley, of this place [Bellefonte, PA], daughter of Mrs. Farley, on Bishop street. Mrs. Agar died on the 5th instant from the combined effects of ague and a bealed breast, from which she had just weaned a fifteen months' old child. She was 33 years of age, and a lady of the most interesting and admirable character, both as a wife and mother. Before her marriage to Mr. Agar, she was a music teacher in Bellefonte and the choir leader in the Catholic church. Her death has caused a great sorrow to many hearts, for she had hosts of friends, among whom were many ardent admirers. We knew her personally from her childhood and can bear testimony to her estimable and unblemished reputation. She was a strict Catholic, a kind hearted, generous, loving and devoted woman, and her loss is an irreparable one to her family and a great blow to her friends generally. She was buried at Lock Haven, at her husband's request, the funeral sermon being preached by Father Reilley of Bellefonte. Watchman.
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After her death
1880 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, Anna Agar 73, widowed, John 35, widowed, a Machinist, Robert 30, a Machinist, Walter 28, a Teamster, grandchildren Myra 7 and Frank 4 (John & Sarah's children).
Sarah Farley was born in 1844 at Bellefonte, PA to James Farley and Maria Myers.
1850 Bellefonte, Centre, PA, Sarah E McCafferty (Farley) 7, her mother Maria Farley age 50, and two of her older 1/2 sisters, Maria Ann McCafferty 23, Agnes McCafferty 14, living with her other 1/2 sister C. C. (Catherine) age 20 and husband William Burns, also a Harrietta Mitchell age 7 living there.
1860 Bellefonte, Centre, PA, Sarah McCafferty (Farley) age 17, living with her 1/2 sister Agnes Bayard and family.
1870 Bellefonte, Centre, PA, Sarah Farley 25, her mother Maria Farley 64, widowed, both living with son-in-law William Burns.
Sarah married John H. Agar and located at Lock Haven, PA.
Sarah died on Nov. 5, 1876 and was buried at St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery in section 2.24.2. Her husband is buried next to her.
The Clinton Democrat, Lock Haven, PA, Thur., Nov. 16, 1876., p. 3, taken from the Democratic Watchman, Bellefonte, PA, Nov. 10, 1876.
Death of Mrs. Agar.
It is our painful duty this week to announce the death of Mrs. John Agar, of Lock Haven, formerly Miss Sarah Farley, of this place [Bellefonte, PA], daughter of Mrs. Farley, on Bishop street. Mrs. Agar died on the 5th instant from the combined effects of ague and a bealed breast, from which she had just weaned a fifteen months' old child. She was 33 years of age, and a lady of the most interesting and admirable character, both as a wife and mother. Before her marriage to Mr. Agar, she was a music teacher in Bellefonte and the choir leader in the Catholic church. Her death has caused a great sorrow to many hearts, for she had hosts of friends, among whom were many ardent admirers. We knew her personally from her childhood and can bear testimony to her estimable and unblemished reputation. She was a strict Catholic, a kind hearted, generous, loving and devoted woman, and her loss is an irreparable one to her family and a great blow to her friends generally. She was buried at Lock Haven, at her husband's request, the funeral sermon being preached by Father Reilley of Bellefonte. Watchman.
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After her death
1880 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, Anna Agar 73, widowed, John 35, widowed, a Machinist, Robert 30, a Machinist, Walter 28, a Teamster, grandchildren Myra 7 and Frank 4 (John & Sarah's children).
1850 Bellefonte, Centre, PA, Sarah E McCafferty (Farley) 7, her mother Maria Farley age 50, and two of her older 1/2 sisters, Maria Ann McCafferty 23, Agnes McCafferty 14, living with her other 1/2 sister C. C. (Catherine) age 20 and husband William Burns, also a Harrietta Mitchell age 7 living there.
1860 Bellefonte, Centre, PA, Sarah McCafferty (Farley) age 17, living with her 1/2 sister Agnes Bayard and family.
1870 Bellefonte, Centre, PA, Sarah Farley 25, her mother Maria Farley 64, widowed, both living with son-in-law William Burns.
Sarah married John H. Agar and located at Lock Haven, PA.
Sarah died on Nov. 5, 1876 and was buried at St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery in section 2.24.2. Her husband is buried next to her.
The Clinton Democrat, Lock Haven, PA, Thur., Nov. 16, 1876., p. 3, taken from the Democratic Watchman, Bellefonte, PA, Nov. 10, 1876.
Death of Mrs. Agar.
It is our painful duty this week to announce the death of Mrs. John Agar, of Lock Haven, formerly Miss Sarah Farley, of this place [Bellefonte, PA], daughter of Mrs. Farley, on Bishop street. Mrs. Agar died on the 5th instant from the combined effects of ague and a bealed breast, from which she had just weaned a fifteen months' old child. She was 33 years of age, and a lady of the most interesting and admirable character, both as a wife and mother. Before her marriage to Mr. Agar, she was a music teacher in Bellefonte and the choir leader in the Catholic church. Her death has caused a great sorrow to many hearts, for she had hosts of friends, among whom were many ardent admirers. We knew her personally from her childhood and can bear testimony to her estimable and unblemished reputation. She was a strict Catholic, a kind hearted, generous, loving and devoted woman, and her loss is an irreparable one to her family and a great blow to her friends generally. She was buried at Lock Haven, at her husband's request, the funeral sermon being preached by Father Reilley of Bellefonte. Watchman.
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After her death
1880 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, Anna Agar 73, widowed, John 35, widowed, a Machinist, Robert 30, a Machinist, Walter 28, a Teamster, grandchildren Myra 7 and Frank 4 (John & Sarah's children).
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