Sarah Elizabeth (Canada) Savage was the daughter of Green Lee Canada and Nancy Houston. It appears that her year of birth inscribed on her headstone is incorrect; records obtained by Eileen Matzek Davis from the cemetery office records, Fairview Cemetery, Montgomery County, Kansas: Savage, Sarah E; 95yr 8m 30d; Sec M, lot 30, plot 1; Skinner Funeral Home. This would indicate that her date of birth was 1 Jul 1849. Also, the 1850 Federal Census for Baker Township, Morgan County, Indiana, taken 5 Sep 1850, records her age as one year old.
Sarah married Calvin Anderson in Labette County, Kansas on 26 Oct 1868; they later divorced in Nov 1878 in Montgomery County, Kansas. She then married Thomas J. Blaney on 1 Jan 1879 in Coffeyville. She married Ewing S. Savage in Montgomery County, Kansas on 10 Apr 1881, at her father's residence, G. L. Canada.
Independence Daily Reporter, Independence, Montgomery County, Kansas, Monday, April 3, 1945, P. 6:
Sarah E. Savage
Sarah E. Savage, 95, a resident of Coffeyville 79 years, died Saturday aftermoon at her home. She had been seriously ill a week. Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Skinner Funeral home and burial was in Fairview cemetery at Coffeyville. A son Everett E. Anderson, and a grandson, Emery D. Anderson, who is stationed overseas, are the only survivors.
Sarah married Calvin Anderson in Labette County, Kansas on 26 Oct 1868; they later divorced in Nov 1878 in Montgomery County, Kansas. She then married Thomas J. Blaney on 1 Jan 1879 in Coffeyville. She married Ewing S. Savage in Montgomery County, Kansas on 10 Apr 1881, at her father's residence, G. L. Canada.
Independence Daily Reporter, Independence, Montgomery County, Kansas, Monday, April 3, 1945, P. 6:
Sarah E. Savage
Sarah E. Savage, 95, a resident of Coffeyville 79 years, died Saturday aftermoon at her home. She had been seriously ill a week. Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Skinner Funeral home and burial was in Fairview cemetery at Coffeyville. A son Everett E. Anderson, and a grandson, Emery D. Anderson, who is stationed overseas, are the only survivors.
Sarah Elizabeth (Canada) Savage was the daughter of Green Lee Canada and Nancy Houston. It appears that her year of birth inscribed on her headstone is incorrect; records obtained by Eileen Matzek Davis from the cemetery office records, Fairview Cemetery, Montgomery County, Kansas: Savage, Sarah E; 95yr 8m 30d; Sec M, lot 30, plot 1; Skinner Funeral Home. This would indicate that her date of birth was 1 Jul 1849. Also, the 1850 Federal Census for Baker Township, Morgan County, Indiana, taken 5 Sep 1850, records her age as one year old.
Sarah married Calvin Anderson in Labette County, Kansas on 26 Oct 1868; they later divorced in Nov 1878 in Montgomery County, Kansas. She then married Thomas J. Blaney on 1 Jan 1879 in Coffeyville. She married Ewing S. Savage in Montgomery County, Kansas on 10 Apr 1881, at her father's residence, G. L. Canada.
Independence Daily Reporter, Independence, Montgomery County, Kansas, Monday, April 3, 1945, P. 6:
Sarah E. Savage
Sarah E. Savage, 95, a resident of Coffeyville 79 years, died Saturday aftermoon at her home. She had been seriously ill a week. Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Skinner Funeral home and burial was in Fairview cemetery at Coffeyville. A son Everett E. Anderson, and a grandson, Emery D. Anderson, who is stationed overseas, are the only survivors.
Sarah married Calvin Anderson in Labette County, Kansas on 26 Oct 1868; they later divorced in Nov 1878 in Montgomery County, Kansas. She then married Thomas J. Blaney on 1 Jan 1879 in Coffeyville. She married Ewing S. Savage in Montgomery County, Kansas on 10 Apr 1881, at her father's residence, G. L. Canada.
Independence Daily Reporter, Independence, Montgomery County, Kansas, Monday, April 3, 1945, P. 6:
Sarah E. Savage
Sarah E. Savage, 95, a resident of Coffeyville 79 years, died Saturday aftermoon at her home. She had been seriously ill a week. Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Skinner Funeral home and burial was in Fairview cemetery at Coffeyville. A son Everett E. Anderson, and a grandson, Emery D. Anderson, who is stationed overseas, are the only survivors.
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