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[[Category:Biography]] [[Category:Horton]] [[Category: Generation 45]] | [[Category:Biography]] [[Category:Horton]] [[Category: Generation 45]] | ||
'''Born:''' Sarah Emeline Horton | '''Born:''' ♀ Sarah Emeline Horton | ||
::April 28, 1852 | ::April 28, 1852 | ||
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'''Children:''' [[Ernest Alexander Inglis]] | '''Children:''' [[Ernest Alexander Inglis]] | ||
'''Sibling:''' [[Fanny Horton Beckett]] | '''Parents:''' [[Harley Horton]] and [[Julia A. Horton]] | ||
'''Sibling:''' Hattie Horton, James W. Horton, Willis H. Horton, [[Fanny Horton Beckett]] | |||
'''Half Siblings:''' [[Arthur Horton]] and [[Frank Horton]] | '''Half Siblings:''' [[Arthur Horton]] and [[Frank Horton]] | ||
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== Early Life == | == Early Life == | ||
According to the 1870 census, she was living in East Haven, CT "without occupation" | |||
== Education == | == Education == | ||
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== Faith == | == Faith == | ||
== Remembrances == | |||
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My mother told me that when Sarah Emeline Horton was pregnant with my father, she didn't leave the house for the last two months out of modesty. | |||
-[[Jean Inglis Law]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:11, 21 October 2015
Born: ♀ Sarah Emeline Horton
- April 28, 1852
- Wallingford, CT
Died: May 5, 1928
- Middletown, CT
Spouse: Henry Dick Inglis (m. September 12, 1872)
Children: Ernest Alexander Inglis
Parents: Harley Horton and Julia A. Horton
Sibling: Hattie Horton, James W. Horton, Willis H. Horton, Fanny Horton Beckett
Half Siblings: Arthur Horton and Frank Horton
Early Life
[edit]According to the 1870 census, she was living in East Haven, CT "without occupation"
Education
[edit]Career
[edit]Accomplishments
[edit]Health
[edit]Faith
[edit]Remembrances
[edit]My mother told me that when Sarah Emeline Horton was pregnant with my father, she didn't leave the house for the last two months out of modesty.