Brown-Crocker - Crocker, Sallie Stark

Notes

Note

Sallie was the youngest daughter of Daniel Dunham Crocker and his second wife, Hannah Foxcroft (Chamberlain) Crocker. Her father died when she was three years old. Sallie attended Foxcroft Academy and became a portrait artist. She lived in Lakewood, New Jersey most of her adult life, and had her own portrait studio. In old age, Sallie and her sister Clementina Hobart returned to live where they started out, in Pembroke.
Sallie was named after her father's first wife, Sally Stark.

Events

Event	Date	Place	Description	Sources
Birth	1853			1a 2a 3a
Birth				1a 2a 3a
Death	1941		unmarried	1a 2a 3a
Death	Note JRC says about 1943			1a 2a 3a
Burial	after 1941	Forest Hill cemetery, Pembroke, Washington, Maine		3a
Burial				3a

Parents

Relation to main person	Name	Birth date	Death date
Father	Crocker, Daniel Dunham	1797-09-20	1857-01-07
Mother	Chamberlain, Hannah Foxcroft	1820-11-12	1910-09-24
Sister	Crocker, Clementina Harriet	1851-01-20	about 1944
	Crocker, Sallie Stark	1853	1941

Father	Crocker, Daniel Dunham	1797-09-20	1857-01-07
	Stark, Sallie	about 1795	1848-04-09
Half-sister	Crocker, Clementina		before 1850
Half-brother	Crocker, Calvin Stark	1826-08-18	1905-09-12
Half-sister	Crocker, Catherine	1837-05-14	about 1878