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immigrant flag female ancestor  Sarah  DAWES

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15 December 1639 England
Died

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Born: 15 December 1639 in England

Father: Unknown
Mother: Unknown

Sarah was an immigrant to the United States, arriving by 1651.

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Sarah  married  John CRAGGEN 4 November 1661 in Woburn, Massachusetts Bay Colony .  The couple had (at least) 1 child.
John CRAGGEN  was born abt. 1634 in Scotland (United Kingdom).  John died 27 October 1708 in Woburn, Massachusetts, USA. 

Sarah DAWES died 23 December 1725 in Woburn, Province of Massachusetts Bay.
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Spouse & Children of Sarah DAWES

Sarah DAWES married immigrant flag male ancestor John CRAGGEN
Marriage date: 4 November 1661
Marriage place: Woburn, Massachusetts Bay Colony
Marriage notes:
Battle of Dunbar, Scotland
3 Sept 1650 • Dunbar, East Lothian, Scotland
John Craggin was taken prisoner, along with 10,000, others by Oliver Cromwell, during the Battle of Dunbar.
John Craggin and 272 other prisoners from the Battle of Dunbar were sent to America 11 Nov 1651 aboard the "John and Sarah," mastered by Captain John Green, landing at Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts, where they were indentured to servitude.
Sarah Dawes sailed with 273 imprisoned soldiers from the Battle of Dunbar aboard the "John and Sarah," mastered by Captain John Green; during the journey, she nursed John Craggin, who had contracted cholera, back to health.
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Children of John CRAGGEN and Sarah DAWES

Grave has been locatedflag female ancestor Sarah CRAGGEN
Married: Francis NURSE 15 January 1685   Place: , Massachusetts, USA



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BirthBirth — 1639
15 December 1639
England
marriage1661 Marriage / Partner
Sarah DAWES and John CRAGGEN 4 November 1661, Woburn, Massachusetts, USA

She was 21 years old.
1664 Birth of Child
Sarah CRAGGEN was born 10 August 1664, Woburn, Massachusetts, USA

Sarah was 24 years old.
marriage1685 Marriage of Child
Sarah CRAGGEN married 15 January 1685, , Massachusetts, USA to Francis NURSE
1707 Death of Child
Sarah CRAGGEN died 17 June 1707, Woburn, Massachusetts, USA

Sarah was 67 years old.
1708 Death of Spouse/Partner
John CRAGGEN died 27 October 1708, Woburn, Massachusetts, USA
DeathDeath — 1725
23 December 1725
Woburn, Province of Massachusetts Bay
She died at the age of 86.
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Record added: 6/6/2016 2:12:14 PM
Last updated: 6/22/2016 8:24:48 AM

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