Sarah HEARN [428]

  General Notes:

The marriage entry read "Robert Liven and Sarah Hearn of Harwich single persons 17 Oct 1746" Ramsay ESS

Great-grandmother Liveing (Sarah Hearn) always had a white satin dress to sit up in and receive company with tea after her confinements - such dresses were kept and laid up after use, it was afterwards dyed pink for our great aunt Saunders and trimmed with foxes fur
Liveing Archive Redbook

Alternative Burial date 24 Jul 1772

The dates and spellings of Sarah's family have been double checked, Baptism's searched to 1766 and burials to 1768 at Harwich.

Essex Record Office D/DU 206/8
16 DEEDS DEPOSITED BY GUILDHALL LIBRARY
Dates of Creation1763-1785
Scope and Content:
Detailed inventory (8 pp.), with rough inventory and valuation of fishing vessel, made at the death of William Hearn, includes the entry for 'Wages paid the ship's company upon account of the last voyage to Norway which was 7 weeks. . . . . ', 12 June 1763;

Rough inventory of William Hearn's fishing vessel with rough estimate of value.
Agreement between the children of William Hearn, deceased to let his vessel go to sea uninsured, 19 October 1763;

Attested copy of bond between William Jackson of Ipswich, printer and Thomas Hearn of Harwich, mariner, made on the separation of William Jackson and his wife Mary, formerly Mary Hearn, granddaughter of William Hearn and a beneficiary under his will, 16 December 1771;

List of deeds and papers ('writeings') and plate taken from house, valuation of fishing vessel property of Mrs Sarah Hearn deceased and inventories and conditions of sale of house in St. Nicholas, Ipswich, Suffolk of Sarah Hearn, widow, 23 September 1774;

Inventory and conditions of sale of house in Kings Head Street, Harwich occupied by Nathaniel Westhorp and apartment occupied by John Rudland, 30 September 1774;

Sarah married Robert LIVEING [427] [MRIN: 118], son of Robert LIVEING [436] and Martha VINYARD [143], on 17 Oct 1746 in Ramsay ESS. (Robert LIVEING [427] was baptised on 16 Jan 1713/14 in St Nicholas Harwich ESS, died on 28 Apr 1785 and was buried on 6 May 1785 in Harwich Churchyard.)