Born about in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts Bay Colony
Ancestors 
Daughter of Joseph Houlton Sr.
and Sarah (Ingersoll) Holton
Sister of
John Houlton [half], Thomas Haynes Sr [half], Sarah (Haynes) Eborne [half], Jonathan Haynes [half], Thomas (Haines) Haynes [half], Joseph Houlton Jr., Benjamin Houlton, Elizabeth (Houlton) Buxton, Henry Houlton and James Houlton
Wife of
Isaak Needham Sr.
— married
1695 in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts
Descendants 
Mother of
George Needham and Isaac Needham Jr.
Died
at about age 108
in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts
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Biography
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Sarah Houlton, daughter of Joseph Houlton and Sarah Ingersoll Haines Houlton, was born about 1669. Her birth is recorded as Danvers, Massachusetts.
Early New England Marriages indicate that Sarah Houlton born 1669 married Anthony Needham as his first wife but does not provide a date.
I have not found a death date for Sarah Needham. There is a death for an unnamed Needham wife of Isaac January 11, 1781 at Salem. It is unlikely that this is the Sarah born in 1669 because it would make her 112 years old at the time of her death.
There is a printed genealogy of the Needham family showing Anthony Needham born April 11, 1663. This Anthony married Mary Swinerton. This marriage is recorded January 3, 1695 at Salem and indicates his birth-death as 1663-1757.
I have not found a marriage of Isaac Needham to Sarah Houlton.
Sources
BIRTH:1669 LOCATION:Danvers, Essex, Massachusetts, United States, TOWN PAGE URL:Danvers, VOLUME:Danvers - V1, PAGE:178 TEXT:Sarah, d. Joseph and Sarah, "in Salem, in that part which is now Danvers," ____, 1669. americanancestors.org
MARRIAGE:1620 - 1700, LOCATION:Salem,Essex,Massachusetts,United States VOLUME:Volume 2, PAGE:1082, TEXT:NEEDHAM, ?Anthony & 1/wf Sarah HOLTON (1669), dau Joseph; Salem {Salem 2:297; Ingersoll 4; EIHC 29:149, 154, 45:187} SPOUSE :Anthony NEEDHAM. americanancestors.org
Richard Ingersoll of Salem, Massachusetts and Some of his Descendants by Major-General A.W. Greely, U.S. Army, Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts, 1909. page 5. archive,org
Needhams of Wales, Mass., and Stafford, Conn. by Grace Olive Chapman, of Dorchester (Boston), Mass. Vital Records from the NEHGS Register. online database. americanancestors.org
- American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI)
- Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts Births to 1850
- Ancestry Family Trees
- U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900
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The graves cultivation in 1820's or 1930's may hold a clue but were lost to history. I believe I am collateral ancestor or perhaps a direct ancestor to Thomas Houlton Second Wife was on The Mayflower II . During holidays my grandmother told me my people had come over on The Mayflower Ship… to my amazement! …I was 6years old ! … Richard Inkersall and his wife Anne came to New England as a family on the Mayflower II in 1629. The Master of this Mayflower II was the famous Captain William Pierce. The ship left Gravesend, London, England March 1629 and arrived at Plymouth, May 15, 1629.A little baby girl no older than 2 years age was on board the future Mrs. Joseph Houlton Sr Sarah would have a 2nd husband marrying on 13 November 1651 Joseph Houlton. At an earlier time, Joseph who had been a servant in his father’s house. Together they has a number of children and he a brewed of young ins from his first wife…The boys included Benjamin, Henry , James ,John , Joseph Jr., Henry 2 , James H and a number of girls including Sara Houlton. Both The Houlton & Buckingham names appears in my proven Sons of the American Revolution membership application. Maryland records of ships did not record arrivals of passengers so I have spent 15 years researching and will work more on Joseph Houlton First wife .