In Fall 1856, the families of Arthur and his brother Richard immigrated to Canada. They spent at least one year in Montreal. By 1860, they were farming in Rockingham, Ontario. In 1864, her mother passed away. In 1866, her father married Mary Kulas.
In 1875, Sarah married Thomas Martin. They had at least nine children.
1861 Canadian Census in Renfrew South, Ontario:
Richard Acton 33 Farmer born England
Elizabeth Shenton 40 born England
William Acton 13 Laborer born England
Arthur Acton 8 born England
Sarah Jane Acton 7 born England
Elizabeth Acton 5 born England
Samuel Acton 4 born Canada West
Richard Acton 1 born Canada West
1891 Canadian Census in Wellington Ward, Ottawa, Ontario:
Thomas Martin 45 Merchant Grocery born England
wife Sarah 37 born England
son Thomas 15 born Ontario
son Arthur 13 born Ontario
daughter Mary 11 born Ontario
daughter Lizzie 9 born Ontario
son William 7 born Ontario
son George 3 born Ontario
daughter Sarah 1 born Ontario
1901 Canadian Census in Ottawa City, Ontario:
Thos Martin 58 Store Keeper born England
wife Sarah 47 Assistant SK [Store Keeper] born England
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Sarah by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Sarah: