Sarah Ewell

“Sarah (Annable) Ewell was the heroine of the Indian Raid on Scituate in 1676, when, giving the alarm to the garrison at Stockbridge’s, she forgot her sleeping grandchild. Regardless of danger, she returned to her home to find the child unharmed, but her ‘precious baking of bread pulled from the oven.’ Later the Indians in their retreat burned the house to the ground.”42

The Ewell Family Historical & Genealogical Society392 has a web page at http://www.ewellfamily.org/ Their children include:

1. John Ewell (9 Mar 1639/40-31 Jul 1686)
2. Ebenezer Ewell (ca 1642/3-)
3. Sarah Ewell (ca 1645-)
4. Hannah Ewell (22 Jun 1649-)
5. Gershom Ewell (14 Nov 1650-ca 1717)
6. Bethia Ewell (Died young) (27 Sep 1653-8 May 1669)
7. Eunice Ewell (ca 1657-)
8. Ichabod Ewell (Jun 1659-26 Feb 1717)
9. Deborah Ewell (4 Jun 1663-)

Immigration

• Arrival year: 1623
• Arrival Place: Plymouth, Massachusetts
• Primary Immigrant: Annable, Anthony
• Family Members: Wife Jane Momford; Daughter Sarah; Daughter Hannah
• Source Publication Code: 9810
• Annotation: Pages 437-453 entitled, "The Pilgrim Company," have passenger lists from the Mayflower, 1620 and 1629; Fortune, 1621; Shallop, 1622, and other vessels. Names of immigrants are scattered throughout the book. For references to the Mayflower, see the index.
• Source Bibliography: WILLISON, GEORGE F. Saints and Strangers, Being the Lives of the Pilgrim Fathers and Their Families.... New York: Reynal & Hitchcock, 1945. 513p. Reprinted by New Englandia, North Adams, Mass., 1973.
• Household Members:
• Name Relation
• Anthony Annable
• Jane Momford Annable Wife
• Hannah Annable Daughter * Sarah Annable Daughter

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• http://trees.wmgs.org/familygroup.php?familyID=F989&tree=Schirado Cites
• [S14] Plymouth Colony vital records, Transcribed by George Ernest Bowman.
• Reference: Ancestry Genealogy - SmartCopy: Sep 13 2018, 12:37:40 UTC