Sarah SHIPWASH

- 1770

• Name	Sarah SHIPWASH
  Gender	Female
  Death	1770  [1, 2]
  Person ID	I10284	My Genealogy
  Last Modified	20 Jun 2016

  
  

  Family	Adam RUCK,   c. 18 May 1690, Folkestone, Kent, England bur. 19 Jul 1749, Hartlip, Kent, England (Age ~ 59 years)
  Marriage	Abt 1729
  Children	1. Ann RUCK,   c. 29 Dec 1730, Hartlip, Kent, England   2. Elizabeth RUCK,   c. 26 Dec 1731, Hartlip, Kent, England bur. 22 May 1805, Teynham, Kent, England (Age ~ 73 years)   3. Richard RUCK,   c. 26 Feb 1733, Hartlip, Kent, England bur. 1830, Milton-next-Gravesend, Kent, England (Age ~ 96 years)   4. Adam RUCK,   c. 12 Oct 1737, Hartlip, Kent, England bur. 19 Mar 1805, Hartlip, Kent, England (Age ~ 67 years)   5. Sarah RUCK,   c. 10 Sep 1738, Hartlip, Kent, England bur. 1775 (Age ~ 36 years)   6. George RUCK,   c. 9 Dec 1741, Hartlip, Kent, England bur. 8 Aug 1779, Hartlip, Kent, England (Age ~ 37 years)   7. Thomas RUCK,   c. 9 Mar 1742, Hartlip, Kent, England bur. 15 Mar 1742, Hartlip, Kent, England (Age ~ 0 years)   8. Lawrence RUCK,   c. 30 Dec 1744, Hartlip, Kent, England bur. 28 May 1750, Hartlip, Kent, England (Age ~ 5 years)
  Family ID	F3391	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	20 Jun 2016

  
  

• Sources

  [S1898] Monumental Inscription, England, (Images of England website), 27 Nov 1984, IoE #176140, TQ86SW Hartlip, Kent. Two chest tombs, 1816. Stone with iron railings. Identical tombs, with base, plinth and chests with inverted torches in raised and moulded corner panels, and engraved side panels. One to Adam Ruck, d. 1749, and widow, 3. 1770. The other to Richard Ruck, d. 1816. On single stone base and surrounded by spear-head rails 5 feet high, with urn principals. [S1906] Monumental Inscription, England, (Images of England website), 27 Nov 1984, IoE #176140, TQ86SW Hartlip, Kent. Two chest tombs, 1816. Stone with iron railings. Identical tombs, with base, plinth and chests with inverted torches in raised and moulded corner panels, and engraved side panels. One to Adam Ruck, d. 1749, and widow, 3. 1770. The other to Richard Ruck, d. 1816. On single stone base and surrounded by spear-head rails 5 feet high, with urn principals.