Sarah Ingersoll
Lifespan: 1702 - 1758
Birth: 30 Aug 1702 in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
Occupation: Unknown
Marriage: Daniel Cressey (Lieutenant)
Children: Anna Cressey
Parents: Richard Ingersoll & Ruth Dodge
Death: 23 Oct 1904 in Hampton, Windham, Connecticut, USA
Burial: Hampton, Windham, Connecticut, USA
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