Sararas, Nicolas, the old pioneer, was a descendant of some noble Huhuenot family who had settled in North Carolina, U. S., where old Nicolas was born in April, 1751. When some twenty years of age he was married to Mary Livergood, sister to old Jacob Livergood. She was also a native of North Carolina where she was born May 8th, 1752, and died at Freeport, Ontario, March 14th, 1832.
In 1796 they left their native state and moved north to Pennsylvania where they journed until 1801 or 1802, then, with others, they moved to Canada and settled on the west bank of the Grand River, Waterloo County, Ontario, near the village of Freeport, on the farm now owned by George Becker.
He died June 10th, 1836.
To them were born several children, the names of only three were received, namely: Andrew, Nicolas, and Sallie who was married to John Livergood.
Eby, Ezra E. (1895). A biographical history of Waterloo township and other townships of the county

. . . In the year 1802 quite a number came from Montgomery, Cumberland and other Counties of Pennsylvania. Andrew Sararas, John Shupe, George Shupe, John Livergood, Joseph Wismer with wife and two sons, John and Henry, David Wismer, the Ringlers, Cornells, Saltzbergers and others came this year. . .
"From Pensylvania to Waterloo"

Sararas, Andrew, was born December 28th, 1781. He was married to Elizabeth Livergood, his cousin.
She was born January 23rd, 1781, and died suddenly of paralysis while walking on the road near the Toll Bridge, December 28th, 1865.
He died on his old homestead near Freeport, February 3rd, 1867.
To them were born ten children.
Eby, Ezra E. (1895). A biographical history of Waterloo township and other townships of the county