She was the wife of Abraham Estes born to John Estes and Ursula Rowe. He was named in the will of his father dated 23 October 1771 in Louisa County, proved 9 December 1771, which stated, "remainder, including houses, orchards and plantations whereon I lately lived be saved for son Abraham Estes to be delivered to him or his lawful heirs when he arrives to the age of 21 years..." His mother remained in Louisa County, making it highly probable her son Abraham grew to manhood and married there. Abraham Estes was a witness to the will of his mother's consort, Thomas Johnson, in Louisa County dated 4th November 1795.
Her marriage to Abraham Estes of Louisa County is additionally evidenced by her marriage record in Louisa County, stating they were both of the county, and the births of three children recorded born to the couple by Rev. William Douglas in his Parish Register.[1][2]
ESTIS, Abraham, & Sarah Timberlick both in Louisa 1787, Feb: 14 p. 24
Abram Estis & Sarah Timberlick a son John born Jan: 3 1788. Baptized Ap: 14 1788. p. 120.
Abram Estis & Sarah Timberlake a son named Will born May 13 1791. Baptized Sep. 17 1791. p. 122.
Abraham Estes & Sar: Timberlick a son Joel born feb: 16 '93. Baptized Nov: 19. 1793. p. 127.
The estate of Abraham Estes was inventoried in Louisa County on 7th July 1813.[3]
The will of William Estes, apparent son of Abraham and Sarah, was dated 1st February 1822 naming his mother Sary Estes and siblings, John Estes, Robert Estes, and sisters, Lucindy, Emily, Sary, Susan, and Mary. It was witnessed by James Timberlake.[4]
↑ The Douglas Register, being a detailed record of births, marriages and deaths together with other interesting notes, as kept by the Rev. William Douglas, from 1750 to 1797. Richmond, Va., J.W. Ferguson & Sons. 1928.
https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/LCT5-RWC/sarah-timberlake-1760-1832 (attached to the wrong Abraham Estes proven by that man's Revolutionary War pension application wherein he states, " he was born in Amelia County in the state of Virginia, his father moved from Amelia County to Halifax County in the state of Virginia where he continued till the fall of the year 1779 when he moved on Holston River where he continued till the year 1780 when he removed to the District of Kentucky in the fall of the same year, where he has lived in the County of Lincoln ever since with the exception of Two years." This man clearly did not marry Sarah Timberlake of Louisa County in 1787.)
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Sarah is attached to the wrong parents. Philip Timberlake's daughter Sarah married James Parrish per this Chancery suit filed by her father's admin., his son Philip Timberlake, Jr....who may have been her father (signed the bond with Abraham Estes). Philip Timberlake (exec. of Philip Timberlake, Sr.) vs. John Timberlake ETC. Library of Virginia. Digital Memory Collection. Louis Co. Chancery index #1804-020 (contains will of Philip Timberlake, Sr.) https://www.lva.virginia.gov/chancery/full_case_detail.asp?CFN=109-1804-020#img