Sarah married Richard Gimbert Wilkinson on 30 Jul 1859 at the Church Schoolroom Salisbury. [1] MARRIED. On the 30th July, at Salisbury, R. G. Wilkinson, of Kapunda, to Sarah S. Faulkner, of Adelaide. South Australian Register Adelaide, SA Mon 22 Aug 1859 Page 2 Family Notices [2]
Sarah was a member of the Maternity Relief Association from its inception in 1876 until her death. The Advertiser Adelaide, SA Thur 14 Aug 1890 Page 4 [3]
At the time of her death, Sarah was a member of the Board of Management of Adelaide Children's Hospital. Evening Journal Adelaide, SA Mon 8 Sep 1890 Page 2 [4]
Death
Sarah passed away in 1890. [5] DEATHS. WILKINSON.-On the 18th July, at her residence, Lower Mitcham, Mrs. R. G. Wilkinson. South Australian Register Adelaide, SA Sat 19 Jul 1890 Page 4 Family Notices. [6]Sarah was buried at Mitcham Cemetery. [7]
Sources
↑ Genealogy SA Marriage Registrations Groom Surname: WILKINSON Groom Given Names: Richard Gimbert Bride Surname: FAULKNER Bride Given Names: Sarah Shaft Marriage Date: 30 Jul 1859 Marriage Place: Church Schoolroom Salisbury Groom Age: 20 Groom Marital Status: Not married Groom Father: William Henry Beacon WILKINSON Bride Age: FL Bride Marital Status: Not married Bride Father: George FAULKNER District: Adelaide Book/Page: 39/85
↑ Genealogy SA Death Registrations Surname: WILKINSON First Names: Sarah Ghail Death Date: 18 Jul 1890 Age: 68 Gender: Female Marital Status: Married Place of Death: Lower Mitcham Residence: Lower Mitcham Relative: Richard Simlet WILKINSON [Husband] District: Adelaide Book/Page: 187/211
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