Secondary source: "Sarah Sweet Warren Wood" biographical history, Nora Wood Carter,
Secondary source: Aaron Johnson Company crossing plains Mormon Overland Database
Secondary Source: Find a Grave Index
Birth Location:
Hoosick, Rensselaer, New York, United States
Secondary source: "Sarah Sweet Warren Wood" biographical history, Nora Wood Carter,
Death: 4 July 1863
Secondary source: "Sarah Sweet Warren Wood" biographical history, Nora Wood Carter,
Secondary source: Aaron Johnson Company crossing plains Mormon Overland Database
Secondary Source: Find a Grave Index
Death Location:
Spanish Fork, Utah, Utah Territory, United States
Secondary source: "Sarah Sweet Warren Wood" biographical history, Nora Wood Carter,
(Correct for burial) Springville, Utah, Utah Territory, United States
Secondary Source: Find a Grave Index Plot: Blk. 29 Lot 3
Burial Location:
Springville, Utah, Utah Territory, United States
Primary Source: Billion Graves -111.615042
Marriages:
#1 Zenos Conger Warren 1799-1836 married 4 March 1823 in Hoosick according to Bobbie Schaffer bobbjwschaffer@gmail.com PO Box 304 Nebo, KY 42441. I don't know if this date is new to this part of our family or not.
#2 Daniel Wood 1788-1878 Marriage 2 Apr 1837 Royal Oak, Oakland, Michigan.
Amos Sweet
Previously believed Amos, son of Amos Sweet and Elizabeth Straight is not her father. He is married to Mercy Carpenter and having children over the same years as Amos and Dorcas are having children.
Previously believed Amos
Mother:
Mary Dorcas
Husband:
Zenos Conger Warren 1823, location not given
Husband:
Daniel Wood, married 2 April 1837 in Oakland, Michigan
Amos Sweet
Mary Dorcas
Elias E. Sweet - 1784 - 1832 Pension 1864 (something is wrong here. If his dates are a guess, which it appears they may be, or someone elses, then David has an Amos and an Amos Jr, that could be the parent of Sarah Grace if we don't have this child as the oldest.
Sarah Grace Sweet: b. 13 Jan 1799 Hoosick, Rensselaer, New York, US
d. 4 July 1863 Spanish Fork, Utah, Utah, US
Lydia Sweet about 1802 of Stephentown, Rensselaer, New York
[Amos Sweet Warren and Native Americans] BYU Library Digital Collections: |
DescriptionAmos Sweet Warren and his son Benoni Warren with a group of Native American Indians at a Springville celebration. Amos spoke their language and served as an interpreter. Owner: DUP Springville/Mapleton.
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