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Sarah Isaacs Tod
Other Name:
Sally Isaacs Tod
Gender:
Female
Born:
January 12, 1788
Died:
September 29, 1847
Home Town:
New Haven, CT
Later Residences:
Youngstown, OH
Marriage(s):
George Tod (September 18, 1797)
Biographical Notes:
Sarah was the daughter of Ralph Isaacs, Jr. and Mary Peyret Isaacs. Her father was born in Norwalk, Connecticut, his father being one of the first settlers of Norwalk and a founder of st. Paul's Episcopal Church. Ralph Isaacs Jr. graduated from Yale in 1761 and was in the shipping business. He lived in Branford at "Cherry Hill." He sided with the British during the American Revolution and was identified as a public enemy by the Committee of Inspection for New Haven. He later took the oath of fidelity in January 1778.
Sarah Isaacs married George Tod on September 18, 1797. They later moved to Ohio and had 7 children. She died at Brier Hill, the family home in Ohio on September 29, 1847.
Sarah Isaacs married George Tod on September 18, 1797. They later moved to Ohio and had 7 children. She died at Brier Hill, the family home in Ohio on September 29, 1847.
Immediate Family (Why only immediate family?)
- Charlotte Lowe Tod
Daughter - Jonathan Ingersoll Tod
Son - David Tod
Son - George Tod, Jr.
Son - George Tod
Husband
LLS (1796) - Julia Ann Tod Ford
Daughter - Grace Ingersoll Tod Perkins
Daughter - Mary Isaacs Tod McCurdy Evans
Daughter
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