Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
NameSarah LOVELL 
Birth19 Mar 1732, Thorpebasset, Yorkshire, England2923
Death19 May 1814, Maccan, Cumberland, Nova Scotia, Canada2091 Age: 82
FatherThomas LOVEL (1692-1768)
MotherMary WILLSON (1709-1748)
Spouses
Birth1718, Low Moor, Rillington, Yorkshire, England2160, p 1
Birthabt 17202160, p 1
Memoage 54 in 1774
Birth1733, Rillington, Yorkshire, England2162, p 1; date only,2923, place only
Removal1774, Nova Scotia, Canada2160, p 1 Age: 56
Death7 Jul 1807, Maccan, Cumberland, Nova Scotia, Canada2162, p 1,2091,2160, p 1; year & place only Age: 89
FlagsEarliest Immigrant
FatherFranciscus HARRISON (1669-1729)
MotherElizabeth THORPE (1680-1728)
Individual Notes
• Youngest of 8 children.2164, p 1
• Ann’s father, by the way, was directly related to the John Harrison who invented the chronometer, the timekeeping device that made modern navigation possible. He received an award of £20,000 sterling for the invention, and the original chronometer he submitted to the Royal Navy is still in the maritime museum at the Guildhall in London.2178, p 1
• John Harrison, farmer of Rillington, Yorks., age 54, a passenger (with his wife Sarah [Lovell] and family) on the Thomas & William or the Prince George, 1774.2160, p 1
• Ann’s father, by the way, was directly related to the John Harrison who invented the chronometer, the timekeeping device that made modern navigation possible. He received an award of £20,000 sterling for the invention, and the original chronometer he submitted to the Royal Navy is still in the maritime museum at the Guildhall in London.2178, p 1
• John Harrison, farmer of Rillington, Yorks., age 54, a passenger (with his wife Sarah [Lovell] and family) on the Thomas & William or the Prince George, 1774.2160, p 1
Marriage20 Nov 1753, Hornsea, Yorkshire, England2923,2164, p 1; marriage only