From Find A Grave contributor boomergirl:
Sarah, together with her husband, Benjamin Iddings, (b. 2/27/1785 d: unknown), were Quakers, originally from North Carolina. They settled on the Stillwater River in the early years of Montgomery County. (Taken from the book, "The Iddings and Their Forebears" and an article by Rosalie Yoakam published June 23, 2015, in the Dayton Daily News.
Sarah, together with her husband, Benjamin Iddings, (b. 2/27/1785 d: unknown), were Quakers, originally from North Carolina. They settled on the Stillwater River in the early years of Montgomery County. (Taken from the book, "The Iddings and Their Forebears" and an article by Rosalie Yoakam published June 23, 2015, in the Dayton Daily News.
From Find A Grave contributor boomergirl:
Sarah, together with her husband, Benjamin Iddings, (b. 2/27/1785 d: unknown), were Quakers, originally from North Carolina. They settled on the Stillwater River in the early years of Montgomery County. (Taken from the book, "The Iddings and Their Forebears" and an article by Rosalie Yoakam published June 23, 2015, in the Dayton Daily News.
Sarah, together with her husband, Benjamin Iddings, (b. 2/27/1785 d: unknown), were Quakers, originally from North Carolina. They settled on the Stillwater River in the early years of Montgomery County. (Taken from the book, "The Iddings and Their Forebears" and an article by Rosalie Yoakam published June 23, 2015, in the Dayton Daily News.
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