Most of the available documentation supports the conclusion that her first name was Sarah. (For example, the marriage records of her three daughters indicate that her first name was Sarah.) However, according to Eleanor Martha Morrison, her granddaughter, her first name was either Eleanor or Martha.

The available documentation indicates that her middle name was Jane or that it began with the letter "E"."

According to the marriage certificates of her daughters Lillian and Jessie, Sarah Patterson was born in New Brunswick, Canada.

The 1900 census of Vanceboro, Maine states that her father was born in England and her mother was born in Scotland. This census is available under "More info" for her husband.

From ancestors.familysearch.org: ↗

"When Eben Kelley Stinchfield was born on 13 August 1874, in Danforth, Washington, Maine, United States, his father, Rufus B. Stinchfield, was 31 and his mother, Lydia Clementina Kelley, was 24. He married Lillian Irene Knight on 2 September 1907, in Vanceboro, Washington, Maine, United States. They were the parents of at least 1 son. He lived in Millinocket, Penobscot, Maine, United States for about 10 years. He died on 3 January 1955, in Bangor, Penobscot, Maine, United States, at the age of 80, and was buried in Danforth, Washington, Maine, United States."

Died September 6, 1960 in Suffolk County, New York.

Son of John F. Martens (b. about 1870) and Sarah Gillespie (b. about 1878 - d. 1948).

Buried in Powell Family Cemetery in Farmingdale, New York in same plot as Jessie Delia Knight (wife).

Born June 6, 1914 in New York.

Died May 1982 in the Bronx, New York.

Graduated from St. Lawrence University.

Married Anna Ashwood Collins in New York, New York on September 30, 2011.

Named an honorary alumna of SUNY Potsdam in 2016. ↗
Text of the article reads as follows:

"SUNY Potsdam Names Susan L. Morrison an Honorary Alumna
Longtime Supporter Susan L. Morrison is Given Honorary Lifetime Membership in SUNY Potsdam Alumni Association

POTSDAM, NY (07/21/2016)-- The SUNY Potsdam Alumni Association recently honored Susan L. Morrison with Honorary Lifetime Membership during the College's Bicentennial Reunion Weekend.

Honorary Lifetime Membership is presented to non-alums who have made exceptional contributions to the SUNY Potsdam Alumni Association and/or the College. Morrison was recognized for her commitment to SUNY Potsdam, her generous support of students and her strong belief in the promise of a Potsdam education.

Along with her partner, Anna Ashwood Collins '67, Morris has had a tremendous impact upon SUNY Potsdam and its students. A loyal donor and supporter of Potsdam for more than 25 years, her affinity for the College has grown steadily. In 2009, Morrison and Collins re-engaged with the College in meaningful ways, attending regional alumni gatherings and taking visits from the College in New York City. Despite being a graduate of St. Lawrence University, Canton, Morrison's appreciation for SUNY Potsdam was evident, as was her mutual desire to explore how she and Collins could positively impact the College and student experiences.

In 2010, the couple established the Anna Ashwood Collins '67 and Susan L. Morrison Scholarship to provide a significant scholarship to students with financial need. Their gift has already had a meaningful impact upon its recipients. The delight derived from witnessing the impact of their generosity is what resonates most with Morrison, so much so that she and Collins make it a point to do their very best to return to Potsdam each year to attend the annual Scholarship Luncheon. Here, they have the opportunity to meet and visit with student recipients and their families.

Fortified by their experiences with their recipients and confident in the promise of their gift's impact, the couple notified the College of their intention to enhance their scholarship through a bequest. Once realized, this planned gift will fund eight significant student scholarships in perpetuity at the College. This generous gift, one of the largest in SUNY Potsdam's 200-year history, was also responsible for taking the College over its fundraising goal of $32 million for Take the Lead: The Campaign for Potsdam."

Graduated from SUNY Potsdam with a BA and an MA.

Author of the Abby Doyle series of mystery novels.

From nny360.com (news source for northern New York State): ↗

"Anna Ashwood Collins of New York, New York, passed away on May 8th, 2021, peacefully at age 82. She is survived by her spouse Susan L. Morrison. Anna was pre-deceased by her parents Clara (Dickerson) and Clarence Ashwood and husband George Collins.

Originally from Morristown, Anna also resided in Gouverneur, Canton, Queens, NY and lived for years in the beauty of Jekyll Island, GA.

Anna attended Gouverneur High School and graduated with her BA in English (67’) and MA of Science Degree in Education (69’) from SUNY at Potsdam, where, with Susan Morrison, they built a generous legacy of giving.

During her long career, Anna worked as a Reporter for the Syracuse Post Standard, the Watertown Times, and the St. Lawrence Plain Dealer. A voracious reader and writer, Anna was the author of several Mysteries, a genre she loved. Over the years Anna penned numerous reviews and articles for The Mystery Book Review, guiding fans to the next great page-turner. Reading was a gift to Anna and she shared that gift with everyone she knew. She penned multiple columns for the Jekyll Golden Islander, many that circulated nationally. If that’s not enough for one lifetime, Anna was a contributor to Jacques Cousteau’s Anthology.

Anna loved the world and everything around her, and her passions were multiple. She loved cars, fast cars and sports cars. As a young girl, her father, an operating engineer, taught Anna everything about the automotive universe, spurring a lifetime hobby and interest.

Travel was another passion for Anna, she loved cruises and cherished her many trips to Hawaii, a destination she recounted about time and time again to her friends. During her travels, she also had the opportunity to pursue another long-time hobby – bird watching. Seeing a new-feathered friend in Jekyll Island, Hawaii, Upstate New York or Central Park was always a thrill for Anna. An athlete, she golfed and enjoyed bowling and tennis.

Music and theatre were additional fascinations for Anna. From tuning into Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry every chance she could, to attending concerts, Jazz festivals and cabaret performances, Anna loved the majesty of the of live music and theatre. Music was magic for Anna and she could never attend too many performances.

Some would be surprised that Anna served for 5 years as a member of the New York City Police Department Auxiliary Police, but then again they did not know Anna, she could do anything she set her mind to.

Anna will be missed by so many. In honor of her incredible legacy, memorial contributions may be made to the Potsdam College Foundation, 44 Pierrepont Avenue, Potsdam, NY 13676. All contributions will be added to the Anna Ashwood Collins ’67 & Susan L. Morrison Scholars Endowment, where Anna’s legacy will live in perpetuity and be remembered by the next generation of SUNY Potsdam alumnus."

Born November 12, 1934 in New York, New York.

Married Heidrun "Heidi" A. Axmann in 1974 in Queens, New York.

Lived in Greenwich, Connecticut as an adult.

Born August 7, 1955 in New York, New York.

Occupation was actor.

Died June 16, 1934 (before his first birthday) in Queens, New York.

Daughter of Gerald Keith Frame and Dorothy Rinehart.

Born September 19, 1956.

Born December 18, 1947 in Long Island City, New York.

Died November 11, 1948 in Queens, New York.

Residence at time of death was 26-09 Jackson Avenue, Queens, New York.

Buried in Calvary Cemetery in Queens, New York.

Source for above information: "New York, New York City Municipal Deaths, 1795-1949", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:2WG2-RMS : 3 June 2020), Elizabeth Knight in entry for Walter E. Abbatte, 1948. ↗

Lived in Juneau, Alaska as an adult.

As of 2022, owned Just Like Home Doggie Hotel & Grooming in Las Vegas, Nevada. ↗