Sarah Jane Hutchinson
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 26 Apr 1870 - Glenavy, , , Ireland 256
Christening:
Death: 23 Feb 1921 - Kansas City, Wyandotte, KS 256
Burial: 25 Feb 1921 - Kansas City, Wyandotte, KS 256
Cause of Death: pneumonia 256
Events
• She immigrated in 1895. 374
• She appeared on the census in 1900 in Kansas City, Wyandotte, KS. 374 She is listed with Thos. Cordner.
• She appeared on the census in 1905 in Kansas City, Wyandotte, KS. 375 Sarah Cordner is listed with Thos. Cordner as age 37, female, white
• She appeared on the census in 1915 in Kansas City, Wyandotte, KS. 377 Arva (Sarah) Cordner is listed with T B Cordner as age 45, female, white
• She appeared on the census in 1920 in Kansas City, Wyandotte, KS. 378 Sarah J. Cordner is listed with Thomas B. Cordner.
Parents
Father: William Hutchinson ( - ) 256
Mother:
Spouses and Children
1. *Thomas Bristow Cordner (1 Apr 1859 - 25 Jun 1945) 114,253,254,255,256
Marriage: Sep 1894
Children:
1. Annie Bristow Cordner (1896-1897)
2. Ada Jane Cordner (Abt 1897- )
3. Mabel Bristow Cordner (1898-1993) 50,114,116,253,254
4. Harold William Cordner (1903-1972) 59
5. Evelyn Sarah Cordner (1905-Abt 1995) 376
6. Mary Elizabeth Cordner (1908-1961)
Notes
Death Notes:
Born 26 Apr 1870. Age at death 50 years, 9 months, 27 days. Lived at 833 South 13th St., Kansas City, Wyandotte, KS. Husband was Thomas B. Cordner. She was a housewife. Her father was William Hutchinson, born in Ireland. Mother is unknown. Informant is Thomas B. Cordner (husband).Burial Notes:
She is buried in Oak Grove Cemetery.General:
Worked for Annie Bristow in Ireland before coming to America to marry Thomas. She was believed to be Annie Bristow's secretary. Family history says Annie Bristow was a missionary or a prominent worker in the church. Family history says that Thomas wrote Annie Bristow looking for a wife after his first wife died. Mabel is named after Annie Bristow (I.e., Mabel Bristow Cordner). Thomas is also named after Annie Bristow or her family (i.e., Thomas Bristow Cordner).
According to Pat Williams (granddaughter of Sarah), Sarah was a suffragette.