sarah-jones-1792

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Britton Jones

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Sarah Jones

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Sarah Jones

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Born in North Carolina, United States

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Occurred On 1792 December 24

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Married Jeptha Weeks

Joined Benjamin Franklin Matthews Company

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Started Circa 1856

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"Covered Wagon Families: Smallpox Epidemic Hit Wagon Train Pioneers," The San Bernardino County Sun

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Ended On 1856 July 19

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Died in San Bernardino, San Bernardino, California, United States

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Occurred Circa 1861