Sarah Cheuvront

1838 - 1864  (25 years)

• Name	Sarah Cheuvront
  Born	24 Nov 1838	Virginia, USA   [1, 2]
  Gender	Female
  Died	6 Feb 1864  [2]
  Buried	Jackson County, West Virginia, USA
  Person ID	I17210	WVPioneers
  Last Modified	12 Jul 2017

  
  

  Father	Isaac Cheuvront,   b. 24 Aug 1802, Virginia, USA ,   d. 22 Mar 1896  (Age 93 years)
  Mother	Catherine Childers,   b. Abt 1808, Harrison County, West Virginia, USA ,   d. 6 Jun 1874, Jackson County, West Virginia, USA  (Age ~ 66 years)
  Married	30 Sep 1830  [3]
  Notes	1840 Jackson Co VA Shivering, Isaac 1m 5-10 Aaron 1m 30-40 4f 0-5 Phoebe, Sarah, Pris? 1f 5-10 Margaret 1f 30-40 1850 Jackson Co VA # 213-217 Chevrount Isaac 47 M Farmer Va Chevrount Catherine 42 F Va Chevrount Aaron 16 M Farmer Va Chevrount Margaret 15 F Va Chevrount Pheoba 13 F Va Chevrount Sarah 12 F Va Chevrount Persilla 10 F Va Chevrount Matilda 8 F Va Chevrount Martin 3 M Va Chevrount William M 2 M Va 1860 Jackson Co WV # 1387-1315 Cheuvront, Isaac 58 Catherine, 52 Sarah, 21 Priscilla, 20 Matilda 18 Martin, 14 James M, 12 Joseph S, 3 Sarah, 25 1870 Jackson Co WV Grant Dist # 234 Isaac 68 Catherine 62 Margaret, 36 Priscilla 30 Martin, 24 James Marion, 22 Thomas, 5 [Margaret's children] Mary 6 Alley (f), 3/12 John, 8 John House "Pioneers of Jackson County" Another pioneer on Left Fork of Sandy was Isaac Cheuvront, who came to Jackson County in 1831. . . Isaac Cheuvront was born August 24th, 1802, and died March 22nd, 1896, aged ninety three years. John Wesley Carder was born and reared in Harrison County. He married , and lived there until his older children were married and had homes of their own. He then, early in the winter of 1838 or 9, decided to follow his brother-in-law, Washburn, to the fertile valley of Big Sandy Creek in the new County of Jackson. Washburn had preceded him by several years, and now Carder, Stutler, and a neighbor by the name of Cheuvront, packed their rude belongings and followed him to the new West, where land could be had at a nominal price and game was yet abundant. Stutler, it is said, came by the overland route, arriving sometime in January. Carder and Cheuvront took the long way by water, down the West Fork past Clarksburg, and down the Monongahela by way of Pittsburgh, and the Ohio River to Ravenswood, reaching their new home in April.
  Family ID	F5772	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Event Map

  Born - 24 Nov 1838 - Virginia, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Sources

  [S1205] Census. [S113] Grant District Cemeteries. [S175] Census, Jackson Co, annotated.