Sarah Ann MACKROW [13768]

   Cause of her death was a fever.

  General Notes:

Sarah Ann was listed as the proprieter of the White Hart Boxford in 1830

When Sarah re-married in 1830 to bachelor William Parmister, the witnesses were James and Elizabeth Wetherhog. James Wetherhog was a landowner in Boxford who rented land to William Atterton (one of Thomas's and Sarah's children) in 1841 as a malt house. Sarah continued to take in the poor after Thomas's death. One source had Sarah giving disturbments from Lady Day to Lady Day 1822 to 1823 to 12 houses of 100.

Sarah died at Cox Farm Boxford SFK

Sarah married Thomas ATTERTON [13769] [MRIN: 4597], son of Thomas ATTERTON [13774] and Ann SMITH [13775], on 26 Sep 1810 in Boxford SFK. (Thomas ATTERTON [13769] was born in 1785, died on 20 Jul 1825 in Boxford SFK and was buried on 26 Jul 1825 in St Mary Boxford SFK.)

  Marriage Notes:

They were married by Licence
Marriage of Thomas Atterton (1785-1825) to Sarah Ann Mackrow 26 Sept 1810.
Bond pledged for licence L200 by Thomas Atterton, Excise Offficer and a Benjamin East, Vintner both of Boxford.
Bury St Edmunds Record Office.

Sarah next married William PARMENTIER [13770] [MRIN: 4598] on 12 Nov 1830 in Groton SFK.