Sarah Cockins

1835–1922 (age 87)

Biography

Sarah Cockins, born in 1835, carried herself with quiet strength and an abiding kindness that left a lasting impression.

Those who cherish her memory gather at Oak Hill Cemetery to honor the gentle generosity she shared with others.

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