Memorials › Sarah Talbott Stout
1801 – ?
| Birth | 1801 |
| Death | ? |
| Cemetery | Pine Forest Cemetery Pine Forest , Hopkins County , Texas , USA |
| FaG | https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/183785746 |
SARAH TALBOTT STOUT Sarah Talbott Stout was born near Cahokia, St. Clair County, Ill. in 1801. She came to Washington in Hempstead County Arkansas about 1816 where she married Henry Stout in Oct. or Nov. 1817, and where her first child, James Selon was born Aug. 30, 1818. With her infant son in her arms, she and her husband came through the wilderness from Washington, Arkansas to Nacogdoches, Texas, with Sarah and baby riding on a mule named Molly, and Henry walking. They had only a blanket, a sack of parched corn, a rifle and a knife. They were at least 50 miles from human habitation the entire trip and suffered many hardships before arriving at their destination. Sarah was considered as a very good botanic (herb) doctor and spent much of her time caring for sick neighbors and friends. Her granddaughter, daughter of her own daughter, Betty Stout and John Stuart Richey, became seriously ill with a contagious disease. Sarah treated the child, contracted the disease and died in time to be buried in the same grave with the child in an unmarked grave between the graves of her son James Selon(Celand) and his wife Elvira Richey Stout in the cemetery at Pine Forester, Como as it is now called. [Compiled by Mrs. James Skinner - SUBMITTED BY LINDA JORDAN and published in "The Mesquite Tree" quarterly, vol. 20, no 1 - Transcribed by K. Torp]
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