SARAH CLARK
THE STORY AS I KNOW IT.
Sarah Clark is said to be the mother of Louisa (Lucy) Hollins
and the grandmother of Robert
Taylor. Biographical
and Genealogical History of the state of Delaware, page
470. Sarah
Clark was born 1771 in England, but not in
Cheshire. She married George Hollins
about 1805 and they lived in Cheshire. He died
before 1841.
Sarah Hollins was
found on the England
1841 Census, class HO106, piece 114, Book 6, Folio 6,
page 5, GSU Roll 241246. She was a resident
of the Civil
Parish Stockport, Hundred of Macclesfield, Sub-district
Hyde of the county Cheshire. On that census
she is noted specifically on Treach Hill, she was 70 years old
and was not born in that county. Unfortunately, it
does not state where she was born, or her marital
status. I cannot tell if she is living alone or with
a family. The families listed on either side of her
are the Wood and
Bradbury families.
Within those families all who could work were in the
cottonweaving trade.
It is believed that Sarah
and George Hollins were the parents of Louisa
Hollins, know
as Lucy.
Lucy was born in 1808. Lucy emigrated to
America in 1848 with her husband Joseph
Taylor and their son Robert
Taylor. They may have had other
children. It was recorded in a book of Biographical and
Genealogical History of the state of Delaware, page 470,
that the Taylor
family were natives of Hyde, Cheshire England. they
had 2 daughters who died in Hyde. It also gave the name of
her parents. That is what connects Sarah to
our Taylor family.
Sarah was not found on the 1851 Census. It
is not known where she died or where she is buried.
RESEARCH QUESTIONS
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1. Where was Sarah born and who were her parents?
2. when did she marry George Hollins
3. Were there other children and what were their names.
4. When did George die and where is he buried?
5. When did Sarah die and where is she buried?
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