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Not at this time but will keep you posted if I find a conection. John

Would love to share. Some I found myself and other stuff I found thru others. My email is [email protected] Barbara~

My grgrgrandmother was Susan Sawyer born Montreal 1824, her family including a brother Peter lived in both Ogdensburg, N.Y. and Hogansburg, N.Y. Are we talking of the same family? Rosemary -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 2:56 PM Subject: [SAWYER] Re: Search in Canada > > >Do you know of a Peter Sawyer born in 1827 in Prov Of Quebec? Parents Peter and Catherine Picor Sawyer. > >Thanks > >Pauline > > > > >==== SAWYER Mailing List ==== >Checked WorldConnect? 69,700,000 names and growing. > >============================== >Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 >Source for Family History Online. Go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11 HB > >

Does anyone have Phineas Sawyer in there Sawyer line? My ancestor is Phineas Sawyer born about 1785 married to Sarah Jane Kennedy (Canade) of Vermont. They married Jan. 1, 1819 in Chazy, NY They lived in Franklin, CO. Vt. in 1820 Census and Franklin, CO. N. Y in the 1830 Census. Went to Ohio (Summit Co. area) about 1834 . In 1850 Phineas died in Mackinac Mi. Sarah Jane remarried a Henry Shuman in Stow Ohio. He died and she went to Mi. with her daughter Eunice and family and died in Cascade Twp. Kent CO. Mi. The children of Phineas and Sarah Jane were; Mary Ann Sawyer, Sarah Jane Sawyer, William K. Sawyer, Silas Sawyer and Eunice Sawyer. Please contact me at [email protected]

I AM LOOKING FOR FAMILY MEMBERS OF FRED SAWYER. WHO LIVED IN ADRIEN MISHIGAN,I AM HIS GRANDAUGHTER.HE WAS MARRAID TO MADELINE COLE WHO DEVIORCED AND HAD A GIRL WHICH IS MY MOTHER.SHE ONLY SEEN HIM ONCE.HE DIED IN 197? I NO HE HAD A BROTHER BUT DONT NO HIS NAME .IT WAS TOLD THAT FREDS MOTHER OR BROTHER WAS MARIAN SAWYER NOT SURE THAT WAS SPELLED WRIGHT.AND GRANDPA WAS PARTRIDGE NOT SURE OR THE SPELLING ON THAT ON EITHER....MY GRANMOTHER LIVED IN SALYERSVILLE KY AND GRANDPA STAYED IN ADRIEN MICHIGAN.... IF ANY ONE HAS ANT INFORMATION ON SAWYER IN MICHIGAN PLEASE LET ME NO .THANK YOU... MELINDA. GRANDAUGHTER OF FRED SAWYER ,FROM ADRIEN MICHIGAN.

In a message dated 8/7/01 7:06:27 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << Hi! Thanks for your reply. Here goes: Annie Elizabeth was married to George Frank Sawyer. Don't have any birth dates on him, but went into business with brother (half-brother, maybe), Benjamin Lopez in 1922 (Lopez Funeral Home). Lopez died in 1931. Business taken over by Sawyer's sons, Benjamin F. Sawyer and Warren Sawyer. Benjamin died in 1949. Anything you can find would help! >> Hi, I find a Benjamin Franklin Sawyer death cert. in 1949 vol. 1376-# 20817 on a death index fiche at the Miami Public Library. Not sure if you knew his middle name. Did you see on Rootsweb , the Monroe County WW1 Draft cards? There is a George Franklin Sawyer born 25 Nov. 188?, also says he is a naturalized citizen. Now, no clue if this is yours, but it is a George. 1900 Census shows a George Sawyer born 1889 and 11 years old. Son of a William and Mary Sawyer. At that time mother Mary shows having 5 kids and they are all listed, no Ben Lopez. Another on 1900 census. George Sawyer born 1880 in Bahamas came here in 1881, occupation Cigar Maker. A Leon Barsal aged 15, born 1884 in Florida is shown after George and is listed as adopted son. Parents are a John & Charlotte Sawyer. I looked for Lopez neighbors on my copies, no luck. I've gone through the 1870 and 1900 census for Monroe County. I may have missed some, there are some bad places on the film. I'll keep your note as I want to look at the other census years and if anything shows, I'll holler. Judi Ferguson Sawyer

My great grandmother was Carrie Roseann Sawyer who married Walter Lee Turbyfill. My mother Norma Jean Turbyfill was raised by her grandmother Carrie and my mothers father was John. Do you have any more info on this branch of the Sawyer family. Thanks

Kari, I have some pictures of a few of the Sawyer family, and a couple of stories about this family as well, as my grandmother joined the DOA and had these things looked up. If you would like to e-mail, and give me your email, would be glad to share some of this with you. Have you seen the family tree on ancestry or did you put this on there? Helen

I have been doing this line for years as my children are decendants. Would like to exchange info and possibly stay in touch if you would like.

I am looking for information re James Flower Sawyer,of Yatton Keynall, Wiltshire, (father of William Flower Sawyer b.1816 approx. m. 1838 to Mary Ann Hayes)

I am trying to prove that mary sawyer was native american. She and Joseph Mckeen were married and had 9 children. Their names were, Henry, Keney,Elizabeth, Ripley, Elbridge, Joseph, James. Horace, and Harriet. I am the great grand daughter of Harriet. Harriet passed along to all her children that Mary Sawyer was Native American--Passamaquoddy or Penobscot tribe. Please write if anyone has any information

Do you know of a Peter Sawyer born in 1827 in Prov Of Quebec? Parents Peter and Catherine Picor Sawyer. Thanks Pauline

Oops, forgot to give my Email address: [email protected]

Thankful ( Elizabeth?) Sawyer b: Mohawk Valley area of NY, abt 1790 m: Phineas Culver b: 1786; their son was Jesse b: 05 May 1807, Palmyra Wayne Co NY d: 14 Feb 1879 MI, m: Polly Root b: 30 Apr 1808 d: 05 May 1885 MI. Thankful/Elizabeth parents unknown. Believe she died in NY abt 1824/25 >Phineas was a private in the War of 1812 under Capt George Culver Company, Lieutenant Colonel Gilbert Howell's Regiment, New York State Militia, 39th Infantry. > Rose Landmesser

I recently purchased two wonderful OLD studio photographs at an antique shop in Geneva, IL. I enjoy buying lovely old pictures like these in antique shops and locating descendants or family members so that I can re-unite the pictures, for only my costs, with people who will treasure them. Dr. Sidney Sawyer's picture was taken by Sarony's Studio, on Broadway, in NYC, NY, in approx. 1880. He looks to be at least 70 yrs. old, and is a very distinguished looking gentleman, with somewhat balding gray hair and a mustache. On the back of this carte-de-vista 2-1/2" x 4" picture is: "BORN 11-12-1810" and "father of Ada Sawyer Garrett, whose mother was Elizabeth B." J. E. C. Sawyer's picture was taken a studio which appears to be Dhorton, 15-17 N. Pearl St. in Albany (Albany) NY. Picture was taken in about 1890, and he looks to be about 40-50 years old (my estimates). The picture is a Cabinet Portrait of 4-1/4" x 6-1/2" and on the back is "Yours sincerely (and his signature)". He is slightly balding, with medium dark hair, piercing eyes, and he is wearing a beard and a mustache. Each picture is an original (not a copy) on heavy cardstock, as was typical during that time period, and each is an original (not a copy). If this is your family, please do NOT post here, but Email me directly.

Prob the reason your Harmon is not on the 1812 Website is that no-one has submitted info to the site. No one proved my ancestors before me. Member of "United States Daughters 1812". Rose L > Would you or anyone on this site have any details of military record of Harmon Sawyer during War of 1812. My 4th GG Father served under Harmon in the NY militia and I am looking for details about what action, if any, they saw. Thank you > I only know that he was a Capt. of the NY State Militia in the War of 1812. I have tried to find his name in the list of soldiers on the War of 1812 website but I have not had any luck. > > Subject: [SAWYER] Anne F. Harper Sawyer > Date: 1 Aug 2001 02:29:22 -0600 > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > > My Dad's Aunt, Anne F. Harper married Charles N. F. Sawyer. > She died before April 1945. At that time, the husband was residing in Ft. Payne, De Kalb Co., Alabama. Also residing in Ft. Payne were their daughters Sarah Sawyer and Hattie Sawyer Wolfus. Is there anyone out there who can tell me about this family? I would like to know where my aunt is buried and when she died as well as any information available on her family. Anne F. Harper was born, I believe, in Orange Co., Florida, possibly in or near Orlando. Her father and mother are buried in Conway Cemetery, Orlando, Orange Co., Florida, as is her brother Edward Cole. Her most of her other brothers are buried in Palm Cemetery in Winter Park, Orange Co., Florida, but not Robert Lee Harper, who lived in Miami at one time. Would appreciate any help you may be able to give me. Shirley Harper Swisher > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [SAWYER] Re: Harmon Sawyer > Date: 1 Aug 2001 05:15:10 -0600 > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > > We have a written study on the role Harmon Sawyer played in the War of 1812. It contains references for his unit, payroll information and dates of promotion. > > Fred > Site Administration > Thomas Sawyer 1616 Family Research Center > MyFamily.com > > http://home.talkcity.com/NonProfitBlvd/rufret/TS1616.htm

We have a written study on the role Harmon Sawyer played in the War of 1812. It contains references for his unit, payroll information and dates of promotion. Fred Site Administration Thomas Sawyer 1616 Family Research Center MyFamily.com http://home.talkcity.com/NonProfitBlvd/rufret/TS1616.htm

My Dad's Aunt, Anne F. Harper married Charles N. F. Sawyer. She died before April 1945. At that time, the husband was residing in Ft. Payne, De Kalb Co., Alabama. Also residing in Ft. Payne were their daughters Sarah Sawyer and Hattie Sawyer Wolfus. Is there anyone out there who can tell me about this family? I would like to know where my aunt is buried and when she died as well as any information available on her family. Anne F. Harper was born, I believe, in Orange Co., Florida, possibly in or near Orlando. Her father and mother are buried in Conway Cemetery, Orlando, Orange Co., Florida, as is her brother Edward Cole. Her most of her other brothers are buried in Palm Cemetery in Winter Park, Orange Co., Florida, but not Robert Lee Harper, who lived in Miami at one time. Would appreciate any help you may be able to give me. Shirley Harper Swisher

I only know that he was a Capt. of the NY State Militia in the War of 1812. I have tried to find his name in the list of soldiers on the War of 1812 website but I have not had any luck.