At this time it is uncertain when and where she was born. She married Goshen Clark probably in Pasquotank County, North Carolina. It is believed they had eight living children for which there are six known names: those known settling in Madison Co., Indiana: Barnabus b. c1783, Kiszia Scott b. c1790, Cornelius b. c1802, and Lurena "Raney" Madren b. c1809, others: Jackson "Jackie" and Selbia.
Sarah and her husband both died in Pasquotank Co., North Carolina and it is believed they are buried on their land near Elizabeth City.
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Sarah and her husband both died in Pasquotank Co., North Carolina and it is believed they are buried on their land near Elizabeth City.
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At this time it is uncertain when and where she was born. She married Goshen Clark probably in Pasquotank County, North Carolina. It is believed they had eight living children for which there are six known names: those known settling in Madison Co., Indiana: Barnabus b. c1783, Kiszia Scott b. c1790, Cornelius b. c1802, and Lurena "Raney" Madren b. c1809, others: Jackson "Jackie" and Selbia.
Sarah and her husband both died in Pasquotank Co., North Carolina and it is believed they are buried on their land near Elizabeth City.
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Sarah and her husband both died in Pasquotank Co., North Carolina and it is believed they are buried on their land near Elizabeth City.
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