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Sarah Adair Mangum was born 27 December 1815 in Tennessee to Thomas Adair (1774-1858) and Rebecca Brown (1776-1846) and died 3 July 1852 Loup Fork, Platte County, Nebraska of unspecified causes.

1852 William Lane Wagon Company

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Numbered amoung the participants in the William Lane 1852 Pioneer Company, a early Mormon pioneer wagon train traveling from to Salt Lake City in the early summer. Consisting of approximately fifteen families who had lived since spring 1851 at a welfare "poor farm" forty miles north of Kanesville, Iowa, called Lanesborough, were organized into this company under the leadership of their bishop, William West Lane (1797-1852). While the plains of Nebraska this party was hit hard by a cholera epidemic killing Bishop Lane, his wife and several other members of the company.

Sarah was one of those who died from the cholera epidemic that hit the party in Eastern Nebraska.





Children


Offspring of William Mangum (1811-1888) and Sarah Adair Mangum
Name Birth Death Joined with
Armelia Caroline Mangum (1834-1916) 21 March 1834 Pickens County, Alabama, United States 15 December 1916 Garland, Box Elder County, Utah Jacob Bigler (1813-1907)
Thomas Jefferson Mangum (1835-1839) 8 December 1835 Pickens County, Alabama, United States 1839 Pickens County, Alabama
Sarah Frances Mangum (1838-1889) 11 September 1838 Pickens County, Alabama, United States 28 October 1889 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah David Crockett Cazier (1834-1929)
Cyrus Franklin Mangum (1840-1896) 29 September 1840 Itawamba County, Mississippi, United States 29 September 1896 Corinne, Box Elder County, Utah Sarah Ellen Allen (1844-1934)
Mary Tranter (1855-1928)
William Young Mangum (1845-1847) 5 October 1845 Itawamba County, Mississippi, United States 28 June 1847 Mt. Pisgah, Union County, Iowa
Marinda Elizabeth Mangum (1850-1852) 7 October 1850 Mount Pisgah, Union County, Iowa, United States 28 June 1852 Mormon Pioneer Trail, Colfax County, Nebraska



Siblings


Offspring of Thomas Adair (1774-1858) and Rebecca Brown (1776-1846)
Name Birth Death Joined with
Margaret Ann Adair (1804-1852) 7 February 1804 Laurens County, South Carolina 10 February 1852 Manti, Sanpete County, Utah William Richey (1796-1879)
Samuel Jefferson Adair (1806-1889) 28 March 1806 Laurens County, South Carolina 6 July 1889 Nutrioso, Apache County, Arizona Jemima Catherina Mangum (1809-1848)
Nancy Fountain White (1811-1880)
Ludinca Unknown
Rachel Hunter (1810-1882)
Roxanna M. (1794-1860)
Anne Catherine Lauritsdatter (1815-1884)
Fairby Adair (1809-1836) 1809 Tennessee 1836 Pickens County, Alabama Daniel Clark (1800-1832)
Eliza Jane Adair (1811-1892) 11 November 1811 Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee 16 August 1892 Washington, Washington County, Utah Samuel Carson (1805-1836)
Moses Pearson (1810-)
John Buren Price (1815-1893)
Sophia Adair (1812-1877) 1812 Tennessee Joseph Allison (1801-1852)
Thomas Jefferson Adair (1814-1895) 31 May 1814 Indiana 19 September 1890 Show Low, Apache County, Arizona Frances Rogers (1818-1847)
Mary Vance (1820-1918)
Sarah Ada Adair (1815-1852) 27 December 1815 Tennessee 3 July 1852 Loup Fork, Platte County, Nebraska William Mangum (1811-1888)
George Washington Adair (1818-1897) 18 March 1818 West Carthage, Smith County, Tennessee, United States 26 August 1897 Orderville, Kane County, Utah, United States Miriam Jane Billingsley (1829-1912)
Johanna Freestone (1849-1903)
John Wesley Adair (1820-1903) 18 February 1820 Greene County, Alabama 5 May 1903 Nutrioso, Apache County, Arizona Rebecca Frances Mangum (1814-1890)
Harriett Cordelia Williams (1829-1907)
Mary Ann Adair (1822-1892) 5 July 1822 Pickens County, Alabama, United States 9 May 1892 Georgetown, Kane County, Utah, United States John Mangum (1817-1881)
Laney Ann Adair (1824-1881) 2 July 1824 Tuscaloosa, Alabama, United States 29 June 1881 Johnson County, Texas, United States John Ellis Ewing (1822-1905)


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