Sarah Jane "Jennie" Paris ³

   Other names for Sarah were Jane Paris,⁴ Jennie Paris ^{1 2 4} and Virginia Paris.⁵

   FamilySearch ID: LDBN-NLL.

  Noted events in her life were:

1. Census in 1850 in Washington, District of Columbia, DC. ³ The 1850 census recorded Julia Paris, 38, born in Virgina, living with her children born in Washington, D.C.: Joseph, 14; daughter Albertine, 12; Albert, 10; son Contant, 7; Sarah Jane, 4. Also living with them is Nancy Dimes, 45, born in Maryland.

2. Census in 1860 in Washington, District of Columbia, DC. ⁶ The 1860 census recorded Julia Paris, 49, born in Virginia, living with her children born in Washington, D.C.: son Joseph, 25; daughter Albertine, 22; son Albert, 20; juaughter Juliana, 18; and daughter Jane, 15. Also in the home is Thomas Martin, 38, born in Maryland.

3. Census in 1870 in Washington, District of Columbia, DC. ⁵ The 1870 census recorded at 1211 C St. NW: William E. Hughes, clerk in treasury, 28, living with wife Virginia, 21, in the household of Julia Paris, 60, with Julia's daughter, Albertine, clerk in treasury, and her son Albert, plasterer, 25. Julia was born in Virginia, William in Pennsylvania, and the others in District of Columbia.

4. Census in 1880 in Washington, District of Columbia, DC. The 1880 census recorded at 2133 F Street N.W.: Jennie Hughes, 30, living with her children: Lula, 8; Emma M., 6; William, 4; and Albert, 11 months. Also in the home was her sister, Albertine Paris, 35, and brother, Albert Paris, plasterer, 37. Everyone was born in District of Columbia. The father of Jennie, Albertine, and Albert was born in France and their mother in Pennsylvania. Jennie's children's father was born in Pennsylvania.

5. Census in 1900 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA. ¹ The 1900 census recorded renting at 2654 N. 17th: W. E. Hughes, transfer clerk, 57, Jul 1842, married for 30 years to Jennie, 49, Dec 1850, who had birthed 6 children by 1900, all alive. With them: W. E. Jr., meat weigher, 24, May 1876; Albert P., book salesman, 21, Jun 1879; Harry R., Shiffer Motors, 17, Jan 1883; Joseph P., office boy, 15, Apr 1885. Also in the home was Manuel Beecher, son-in-law, compositor, 29, born Nov 1870, married for 11 years to Lulu Hughes, 29, Mar 1871. She had birthed 5 children, 2 alive in 1900 and living with them: William S., 9, Dec 1890; and Henry W., 6, Apr 1894. Everyone was born in Pennsylvania, except Jennie, W. E. Jr., Albert, and Harry in District of Columbia.

6. Census in 1910 in Narberth, Montgomery, PA. ⁷ The 1910 census recorded owning a home at 204 Woodbine Avenue in Narberth: Albert P. Hughes, manager publication company, 30, living with wife Laura M., 27. They had been married 1 year and had no children. With them is Albert's mother, Jenne P. Hughes, widow, 59, who had birthed 6 children, 5 still alive in 1900. Albert, Jenne, and her mother were born in District of Columbia and Jenne's father in France. Albert's father was born in Pennsylania. Laura and her parents were born in Pennsylvania.

7. Newspaper: Reading Times: "Pottstown: Mrs. A. J. Willoughby of Philadelphia, and Mr. And Mrs. William Hughes, of Boston, Mass., are guests of Mr. And Mrs. Myers C. Beecher, 248 N. Charlotte street.", 3 Jun 1914, Reading, Berks, PA. ⁸

Sarah married William E. Hughes Sr. on 9 Oct 1869 in Washington, District of Columbia, DC.^{1 2} (William E. Hughes Sr. was born in Jul 1842 in , , PA ¹ and died before 1910 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA.)