Sarah Dixon may have been born on April 20, 1652 in Hungar's Parish, Northampton Co., Virginia to Ambrose and Mary Dixon.
She married Edmund Beauchamp on June 11, 1668 at Annemessex, Somerset Co., Maryland. They had, at least, nine children.
Sarah was baptised into the Church of England on 21 April 1671 in Somerset Co., Maryland.
Some have suggested that after her husband's death in 1691 she married John Heath. This has been questioned and at this time I am not certain it has validity.
She died sometime in 1734 in Somerset Co., Maryland. The location of her burial is not known though she most likely was buried beside her husband. The most reasonable conclusion was that they were buried in their churches cemetery or at their plantation "Contention." It is possible that a later generation may have moved the remains to a different location which was often done too.
She married Edmund Beauchamp on June 11, 1668 at Annemessex, Somerset Co., Maryland. They had, at least, nine children.
Sarah was baptised into the Church of England on 21 April 1671 in Somerset Co., Maryland.
Some have suggested that after her husband's death in 1691 she married John Heath. This has been questioned and at this time I am not certain it has validity.
She died sometime in 1734 in Somerset Co., Maryland. The location of her burial is not known though she most likely was buried beside her husband. The most reasonable conclusion was that they were buried in their churches cemetery or at their plantation "Contention." It is possible that a later generation may have moved the remains to a different location which was often done too.
Sarah Dixon may have been born on April 20, 1652 in Hungar's Parish, Northampton Co., Virginia to Ambrose and Mary Dixon.
She married Edmund Beauchamp on June 11, 1668 at Annemessex, Somerset Co., Maryland. They had, at least, nine children.
Sarah was baptised into the Church of England on 21 April 1671 in Somerset Co., Maryland.
Some have suggested that after her husband's death in 1691 she married John Heath. This has been questioned and at this time I am not certain it has validity.
She died sometime in 1734 in Somerset Co., Maryland. The location of her burial is not known though she most likely was buried beside her husband. The most reasonable conclusion was that they were buried in their churches cemetery or at their plantation "Contention." It is possible that a later generation may have moved the remains to a different location which was often done too.
She married Edmund Beauchamp on June 11, 1668 at Annemessex, Somerset Co., Maryland. They had, at least, nine children.
Sarah was baptised into the Church of England on 21 April 1671 in Somerset Co., Maryland.
Some have suggested that after her husband's death in 1691 she married John Heath. This has been questioned and at this time I am not certain it has validity.
She died sometime in 1734 in Somerset Co., Maryland. The location of her burial is not known though she most likely was buried beside her husband. The most reasonable conclusion was that they were buried in their churches cemetery or at their plantation "Contention." It is possible that a later generation may have moved the remains to a different location which was often done too.
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