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In the 1850 census, Sarah, tax value $400, had living with her William, farmer (age 15) and Elizabeth.

Gilbert, lists 1827-34: Sarah was listed in the Preble County tax lists, Jackson Twp., 1828, 1829, and 1830.

Preble Co. Deeds: Sarah Stark from William Threewits March 8, 1831, a Quit Claim. Sarah Stark from Elizabeth Stark, 86 ac Eaton S 1/2 NW 1/4 E 1/2 of 28/29 sec. 1 T8 R28. Also other transactions between Elizabeth and Sarah.
Winsor, Sarah to John Fisher and David Gruff Dec. 3, 1837 Eaton pt of In lots 28 and 29.
Windsor, Sarah from Archibald Stark March 5, 1848 86 acres S 1/2 NW 1/4 sec. 1 T8 R28.
Windsor, Sarah to Elinor Stark et al March 15, 1848 S 1/2 of NW 1/4 Sec. 1 T8 R28.

Sarah relinquished the right of administration of her husband's estate to her brother Frederick Stark 20 Sept. 1839, "She the said Sarah now being Sick and not able to attend Court."

Preble Co. Common Pleas Court: Archibald Campbell was appointed guardian of the Windsor children Feb. 25, 1840. Sarah was later (October 11, 1845) appointed guardian of William and Elizabeth, her children. June 25, 1841 filed for dower against children of Enos and Nancy. Land, 8 acres, part NW 1/4 sec. 29 T8 R1.

H.R.G. says she died from a broken back when thrown from a horse.

She left a will dated 3 Nov. 1853, of and in Wayne Co., IN: 1) To daughter Elizabeth Frances, one cow, six head of sheep, all the woolen rolls and my side saddle and one-half of all the household goods not specifically bequeathed. 2) To son William R. Windsor: all the residue of personal property, and he is to collect and pay out all debts against the estate from this amount. 3) The real estate to be divided equally between the two. The amount coming to them from their father's estate which I received from their Guardian and is now invested in real estate is not to be included in the debts to be paid by William but is to be shared alike by them. As neither is of age they should chose their own Guardians. 'Sarah Windsor signed by Enos Thomas by the request of the said Sarah's. Witnessed by Henry Garretson and John Kirkpatrick.

Her son William was described in his pension record as "6 feet --inches;complexion dark; hair dark; eyes grey."

She married Enos Windsor (87) (A106).