Sarah Goodale

Sarah Goodale (Horrill)
Also Known As:	"Harrell", "Sarah Horrel", "Sarah Goodell", "Sarah Hassell"
Birthdate:	June 01, 1684
Birthplace:	Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts Bay Colony
Death:	November 05, 1750 (66) Pomfret, Windham County, Connecticut Colony
Immediate Family:	Daughter of Humphrey Horrell, Jr. and Elizabeth Sturdevant Wife of Thomas Goodale Mother of Humphery Goodell; Zechariah (Capt.) Goodell; Ebenezer Goodell; Thomas Goodell, Jr.; Jacob Goodell and 6 others Sister of Elizabeth Sturtevant; Mary Bonney and Abigail Sampson Half sister of John Horrell
Occupation:	Homemaker

Managed by:	Martin Severin Eriksen
Last Updated:	today

Sarah Goodale (Horrill)

Also Known As:

"Harrell", "Sarah Horrel", "Sarah Goodell", "Sarah Hassell"

Birthdate:

June 01, 1684

Birthplace:

Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts Bay Colony

Death:

November 05, 1750 (66)
Pomfret, Windham County, Connecticut Colony

Immediate Family:

Occupation:

Homemaker

Managed by:

Martin Severin Eriksen

Last Updated:

today

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1684	June 1, 1684	Birth of Sarah Goodale Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts Bay Colony
1699	October 30, 1699	Birth of Humphery Goodell Pomfret, Windham County, Connecticut Colony, Colonial America
1701	November 29, 1701	Birth of Zechariah (Capt.) Goodell Pomfret, Windham, Connecticut Colony, Colonial America
1703	September 8, 1703	Birth of Ebenezer Goodell Pomfret, Windham County, Connecticut Colony, Colonial America
1705	September 14, 1705	Birth of Thomas Goodell, Jr. Pomfret, Windham County, Connecticut Colony, Colonial America
1707	February 28, 1707	Birth of Jacob Goodell Pomfret, Windham County, Connecticut Colony, Colonial America
1711	August 27, 1711	Birth of Sarah Sharpe Pomfret, Windham, Connecticut Colony, Colonial America
1713	March 3, 1713	Birth of Beaucham Goodell Pomfret, Windham, Connecticut Colony, Colonial America
1715	April 20, 1715	Birth of Edward Goodell Monson, Hampden County, Massachusetts, Colonial America