Person ID: I5658668727
Sarah Dury
26 FEB 1694/95 – 26 AUG 1750
Female
Events
- Born
- 26 FEB 1694/95 — Speightstown, Barbados1 source
- Died
- 26 AUG 1750 — Trenton, Mercer, New Jersey, United States1 source
Family
Family group sheet →Married: 14 FEB 1718/19 — Speightstown, Barbados
- FatherWilliam Morris23 JUL 1695 – 6 NOV 1776
- MotherSarah Dury26 FEB 1694/95 – 26 AUG 1750
- ChildWilliam Morris18 OCT 1719 – UNKNOWN
- ChildMary Morris30 MAY 1721 – 5 JUN 1721
- ChildSarah Morris9 SEP 1722 – AFT 11 OCT 1746
- ChildMary Morris15 DEC 1724 – AUG 1726
- ChildAnthony Morris31 OCT 1727 – 10 MAR 1804
- ChildMercy Morris9 JUN 1731 – 15 FEB 1775
- ChildJoseph Morris25 NOV 1733 – 15 FEB 1733/34
- ChildIsrael Morris13 APR 1738 – 3 APR 1818
- ChildJoseph Morris19 JUL 1739 – 14 AUG 1739
Sources & citations
Birth
- Colonial and Revolutionary Families of Pennsylvania
53-54, William Morris, eldest son of Anthony Morris by third marriage with Mary Coddington, born in Philadelphia, 5mo.l (July) 23, 1695, died there November 6, 1776, was one of the most prominent members of the family, but his long career of usefulness and honor was largely spent outside of the city of his birth. Early in life he engaged in mercantile trade with the West Indies, and removed to the island of Barbados, where he married 4mo. (June) 14, 1718, a rich heiress, Sarah Dury, of Speightstown, Barbados. William Morris purchased of the Trent estate 500 acres of land on the Assunpink, including mills thereon erected, and made his permanent home in Trenton for nearly the whole remainder of his life and is there buried...His wife Sarah died August 26, 1750, in her fifty-sixth year, having been born 12mo. 26, 1694. He married (second) November 2, 1752, Rebecca, daughter of John and Martha Cadwalader, sister of Hannah Cadwalader, who had married in 1737 his nephew Samuel Morris. She died October 9, 1764, and he November 6, 1776.
Death
- Colonial and Revolutionary Families of Pennsylvania
53-54, William Morris, eldest son of Anthony Morris by third marriage with Mary Coddington, born in Philadelphia, 5mo.l (July) 23, 1695, died there November 6, 1776, was one of the most prominent members of the family, but his long career of usefulness and honor was largely spent outside of the city of his birth. Early in life he engaged in mercantile trade with the West Indies, and removed to the island of Barbados, where he married 4mo. (June) 14, 1718, a rich heiress, Sarah Dury, of Speightstown, Barbados. William Morris purchased of the Trent estate 500 acres of land on the Assunpink, including mills thereon erected, and made his permanent home in Trenton for nearly the whole remainder of his life and is there buried...His wife Sarah died August 26, 1750, in her fifty-sixth year, having been born 12mo. 26, 1694. He married (second) November 2, 1752, Rebecca, daughter of John and Martha Cadwalader, sister of Hannah Cadwalader, who had married in 1737 his nephew Samuel Morris. She died October 9, 1764, and he November 6, 1776.