Sara Elizabeth (Butterfield) Rees

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Sarah Elizabeth Rees (Butterfield)

Birthdate:
Birthplace: Frederick, Virginia, United States
Death: December 11, 1766 (72-73)
Hopewell, Frederick, Virginia, United States
Place of Burial: Frederick County, Virginia, United States
Immediate Family:

Daughter of Thomas Butterfield; Mary Lyndia Butterfield and Mary Butterfield
Wife of Morris Lloyd Reese and Morris Lloyd Rees, Sr.
Mother of John Reese, I; John Solomon Rees (Rhys), Sr.; Morris Rees, II; Jacob Rees; Mary Hastings and 5 others
Sister of Barshebe Hastings and Barshebe Hastings

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About Sara Elizabeth (Butterfield) Rees

Morris Rees and Sarah Butterfield also migrated to Frederick County, Virginia from southeastern Pennsylvania. They arrived in Frederick County, Virginia about 1753, purchasing land a short distance north of the home of Thomas Rees and Margaret Bowen. The Quaker meeting records document their arrival, and their land purchases verify the dates.

Morris and Sarah, like Thomas and Margaret, were affected by the French and Indian War, which drove many families of the area to move eastward or back to Pennsylvania. Quaker Meeting records show several trips back and forth to Pennsylvania from Frederick County, Virginia.

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Sara Elizabeth (Butterfield) Rees's Timeline

1693
1693
Frederick, Virginia, United States
1719
March 24, 1719
New Garden, Chester County, Pennsylvania, United States
1720
1720
New Garden, Chester, Pennsylvania, United States
1721
November 1, 1721
Frederick County, Virginia, United States
1723
1723
East Nottingham, PA, United States
1726
1726
Nottingham, Chester County, Pennsylvania, British America Colony
1730
1730
Chester County, Pennsylvania, United States
1730
Nottingham, Chester, Pennsylvania, United States
1735
January 1, 1735
Chester, Pennsylvania, British America