Sarah
"Shara"
Murray
Born in Castleford, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom
Ancestors 
Daughter of John Murray
and Elizabeth (Ely) Murray
Sister of
Mary Elizabeth (Murray) Steele, James Murray, Joseph Murray, Benjamin Murray, Ellen Murray, Elizabeth Murray and Eva May (Murray) Henderson
Died before
before age 2
in Castleford, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom
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Biography
Sarah Murray was born in December 1900. She was the daughter of John Murray and Elizabeth Ely. She died as an infant in the October-December quarter of 1902, as per her profile page on Ancestry.com.
Sources
- 1901 England Census for Shara Murray Yorkshire Castleford District 23 1901 Census on Ancestry.com, a paid site. States "Shara" Murray was 4 months old as of 31 March 1901.
- Facts for Shara (Sarah) Murray on Ancestry.com A paid subscription site.
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