Source: The Early Records of the Town of Providence (in 23 vols) printed under authority of the City Council of Providence, Snow and Farnham City Printers, Providence, RI, 1892,
Vol 5, p 329: "John Inman and Sarah Hearnton were both published in way of marriage by a wrighting fixed upon a public place of the Towne of Providence under the hand of Tho Olney Junr, Assistant and bearing date the 20th day of Januarey 1669"
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Rhode Island General Court of Trials 1671-1704, transcribed by Jane Fletcher Fiske, Boxford, Massachusetts, 1998, p 43: Newport COurt Book A, October 1675 "David Whipple and Sarah the Daughter of Benja~ Hernden both of [23/25] Providence are centanced to pay four pound to the General Treasury for not atendinge the Courts order, and if they will marry before this Court they may and it shall be a lawfull Marriage. Married in Court the 15th of May 1675."
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Rhode Island Court Records, Records of the Court of Trials of the Colony of Providence Plantations 1647-1662, in two volumes, Rhode Island Historical Society, Providence 1920
Vol 1, p 43 General Court Newport June 1658 "A presentment by the Genrl Aturny Against Francis Durby for Breach of the peace by Asault &cr The Deffendant enters his Traverce: pleads Guilty and Refferes him Selfe to the Bench for Tryall Wherupon the Court doe order that Francis Durby shall pay five shills for the Breach of the peace to the Genrl Treasurer: and doth promise to be of A peaceable Behavior toward Sarah Herington and to forbare cominge to her mothers howse and this to be of Force untill the majestrates of the Towne of Warwicke shall see Cause to cleere him."
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A History of Hingham lists the death of Sarah.
