Personal Information
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Name
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Sarah Ogilvie
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| Born | 1787 | Gardenstown, Gamrie, Banff |
| Gender | ♀️ Female | |
| Died | 1 JAN 1820 | Clyde River, Shelburne County, Nova Scotia, Canada |
| Buried | Saint Matthews Cemetery Clyde River, Shelburne County, Nova Scotia, Canada | |
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Sarah Ogilvie and her husband emigrated from Aberdeen to New York in 17/3/1817 in the s ailing ship “Rose”. There had been a terrible storm and the ship was badly damaged so it stopped over in Halifax on 30/4/1817 for repairs. Sarah had been very ill on the voyage and refused to continue on to New York. So they settled in Halifax, Nova Scotia instead. It was their eldest son Dr. Thomas Ogilvie Geddes that enticed his cousin George Ogilvie Nicol to come to Clyde River, Nov a Scotia in 1852.
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Parents ( 1 )
Spouses ( 1 )
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Spouse
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James Geddes | |
Events
1787
Birth
Entering into life.
📍 Gardenstown, Gamrie, Banff
1 JAN 1820
Death
Mortal life terminates.
📍 Clyde River, Shelburne County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Burial
Disposing of the mortal remains of a deceased person.
📍 Saint Matthews Cemetery Clyde River, Shelburne County, Nova Scotia, Canada
1817
Emigration
Leaving one’s homeland with the intent of residing elsewhere.
📍 Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada