Taylor Family Genealogy
Sarah STEPHENS

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Name Sarah STEPHENS [1] Born 30 Jul 1793 Frederick Co., Va Gender Female Died 18 Feb 1882 Marion Co. Mo. [2]
Buried Buried in Carson Family Cemetery Person ID I310 Josh E. Taylor Jr. Tree Last Modified 1 Nov 2019
Father Brian Martin STEPHENS, b. 1767, Shenandoah County, Va , d. 19 Jul 1847, Frederick Co., Va.
(Age 80 years)
Relationship natural Mother Emma SIMMS, b. 1771, South Carolina , d. 22 Sep 1849, Frederick Co., Va.
(Age 78 years)
Relationship natural Married Abt 1788 Family ID F210 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family John CARSON, b. 4 Jun 1796, Frederick Co., Va , d. 2 Apr 1849, Marion Co. Mo.; at home
(Age 52 years)
Married 4 Feb 1817 Frederick Co., Va [3]
Children 1. Simon Martin CARSON, b. 21 Nov 1817, Frederick Co., Va , d. 19 Nov 1902, Marion Co. Mo.
(Age 84 years) [natural]
2. Mary Jane CARSON, b. 14 Oct 1819, Frederick Co., Va , d. 14 Dec 1881, Marion Co, Mo.
(Age 62 years) [natural]
3. Harriet Ann CARSON, b. 5 Mar 1821, Frederick Co., Va [natural]
4. Marie Louise CARSON, b. 6 Feb 1823, Frederick Co., Va , d. 29 Oct 1878 (Age 55 years) [natural]
5. Robert William CARSON, b. 14 Apr 1825, Frederick Co., Va [natural]
6. Aletha CARSON, b. 25 Feb 1827, Frederick Co., Va [natural]
7. Elisha John CARSON, b. 13 Jan 1829, Frederick Co., Va , d. 20 Oct 1909, Marion Co, Mo.
(Age 80 years) [natural]
8. Joseph W. CARSON, b. 1831, Marion Co., Mo. [natural]
9. Caroline M. CARSON, b. 22 Sep 1841, Marion Co. Mo. , d. 8 May 1865, Marion Co. Mo.
(Age 23 years) [natural]
10. Martha E. CARSON, b. 6 Dec 1834, Marion Co. Mo. , d. 11 Apr 1857, Marion Co, Mo.
(Age 22 years) [natural]
11. James H. CARSON, b. 1837 [natural] Last Modified 1 Nov 2019 Family ID F62 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - Date of death was Feb. 18, 1882 on tombstone and Feb. 19, 1882 according to the obituary--JET
Sarah was also known as 'Sally' -- Bond, p. 47
"MRS. SARAH CARSON
"Another human is cast asunder; another sad farewell to loved ones; another jewel taken from the church militant to the church triumphant; another harp added to the blood-washed throng to swell the song of redeeming love. In a world of sin and sorrow, how joyous the record, 'Died in the faith' The last enemy conquered, and death swallowed up in victory. Thus, how glorious the ending of the righteous.
"On February 19th, 1882, at the home of her son, Mr. Simon Carson, in the 89th year of her age.
"She was born in Frederick Co., Virginia; was married to Mr. John Carson, Feb. 4, 1817 and emigrated to Marion Co., Missouri, 1829. About the year 1833 she united with the Bethel Baptist Church, then under the care of the Rev. Jeremiah Taylor, of which church she continued a consistent member til death removed her to the great spiritual church on high.
"She was a woman of unusual mental and physical energy. Evidences of her great industry are left in the homes of her children and even her children's children. The marked urlmnity [?] of her youth and womanhood was equally marked in her extreme old age.
'Her passing away was peaceful
As one who is falling asleep.
Asleep! Yes, "Asleep in Jesus"
That sleep so blessed and sweet'
"True friends laid her beside her husband in the Carson graveyard and thus she awaits the morning of the resurrection. C.K.L --- Palmyra Spectator [?]
Sarah (Sally) Stephens was born about 1796 at Stephens City, Virginia. About 1817 in Virginia, she married John Carson (brother of Hon. William Carson of Palmyra, Missouri, and of Gen. Carson of Confederate fame) of Newton (now Stephens City) Virginia. They went to Marion County Missouri in 1829, and settled on a farm near Palmyra that is still known as "the old Carson farm." -- Stephens, Dan V. Stephens Family Genealogies, p. unpaged [8&9]
- Date of death was Feb. 18, 1882 on tombstone and Feb. 19, 1882 according to the obituary--JET
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