Posted on: Sawyer Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Sawyer/210 Surname: ------------------------- Looking for any information on a Milo Sawyer who married an Alice Sawyer b 13 October 1878. They had at least one daughter Mildred (my grandmother) who was born in Grafton County NH 16 Oct 1896. Mildred married Oliver Howe. Thank you.

Dear List: Found (today) a fine site that links to lists of various subjects concerning England of yore. Find about ancient places and royalties, and much-much more. I found it while searching for St. Christophers, where an ancestor was married in the 1500's. http://nav.webring.yahoo.com/hub?ring=Renaissance&list

Posted on: Sawyer Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Sawyer/209 Surname: HEALD ------------------------- Hi Richard, If you are looking for some info on Allen and his siblings and family, I have a little. Don't know much about the Sawyer's living w/Allen tho. Can contact me at [email protected] Lu

Posted on: Sawyer Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Sawyer/208 Surname: ------------------------- Fred, thank you for your help. I have Mrs. Sawyer's book but cannot find any documentation to what she says. I have looked and looked. Fear I may just be looking in the wrong place, but I still can't find anything showing their marriage. Any other ideas would be most welcome. Joan

Posted on: Sawyer Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Sawyer/207 Surname: ------------------------- Thankful White who married Jonathan Houghton in 1686 was "my" Thankful's grandmother. I need documentation that she (Thankful Whitcomb 1738 of Lancaster, MA) married Joshua SAWYER also from Lancaster. Unless I get some documentation I can't connect my line to hers. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Posted on: Sawyer Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Sawyer/206 Surname: Houghton ------------------------- I have a record of a Thankful White who was married to Johnathan Houghton Nov. 6, 1686, possibly in Woburn, MA.

Hi Listers, Looking for ancestors/descendants of Mary A. SAWYER, b. Franklin, NH, 13 Dec 1841, fa. Moses SAWYER, b. NH, 1807; mo. Catherine LADD, b. NH, 1814. M. Charles SCRIBNER, bef. 1860, m. Horatio B. MORRISON abt. 1869, d. Britt, IA, 15 Jan 1911. Thanks, -Bill Lord, Tucson, AZ-

from: [email protected] (Larry and Judy Raiburn) To: [email protected] Looking for info. on my grgrandmother Henryetta Sawyer m. Joseph Lawless before 1892. My grandmother was born in Jamestown Ky. so I assume that Henryetta was from there. Thank you, Judy Raiburn

Posted on: Sawyer Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/FamilyAssoc/Sawyer/205 Surname: Sawyer, Hahn ------------------------- There is an ancestral file on them on the LDS site. If you will type in the search box "Celia Hahn" born 1886 at Kansas. It will pull it up for you. You can then contact the submitter for more information. According to the info. there Celia was born 29 Mar, 1886 Mound City, Linn, Ka. It does not give much info. on Ruben. I was hoping to tie in my family with yours but they are not connected as far as I can find.. A quick check of the SSDI has Celia born 25 Mar. not 29 as the ancestral file states. Celia died 21 Jan 1989 at Colorado Springs, El Paso Co., Colorado her ss# 522-07-4955 was issued from the state of Colorado also. Do you know where in Iowa Reuben was born? My Sawyer family was in Iowa also. If Reuben was in Iowa in the early 1870's I would try checking for marriages there.

Hello there! Is anyone working on Sawyers from Richland County, WI ??? I think that I've found mine that left Northeast NY in 1860 - in Wisconsin!!! Best, Lou Fleck

Posted on: Sawyer Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/FamilyAssoc/Sawyer/204 Surname: Sawyer, Hahn ------------------------- I am researching the Ruben Sawyer family. Ruben was born about 1858 in Iowa. He married Celia Hahn 2 Mar 1910 in Linn Co., Kansas. Would like to find his birth date and death date. He probably died in Colorado as that is where he is in the 1920 Colorado census. Since he is 62 in 1920 and Celia is 34, was he married before? To whom? and were there any children? Thanks for any help. Eva Hahn

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Linda, Thomas born 6 Feb 1740 was the son of Thomas 1710, the son of Joseph 1683 son of Thomas 1649 son of Thomas 1616 This is per the "Sawyer Families of New England" written by Eleanor Grace Sawyer. George Sawyer Canisteo, NY -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, October 12, 2000 6:31 PM Subject: [SAWYER] Thomas Sawyer >Does this tree look familiar to anyone? They went from Mass. to NY. Can >anyone assist in confirmation of this info, add any, have ancestors? > >Descendants of Thomas Sawyer > > 1 Thomas Sawyer 1739/40 - 1796 >.. +Prudence Carter 1744/45 - 1818 >......... 2 Lucy Ann Sawyer 1769 - 1846 >............. +Lemuel Babcock 1772 - 1830 >......... 2 Stephen Sawyer 1764 - 1829 > >Thanks, >Linda > > >==== SAWYER Mailing List ==== >Keeping e-mail address current - cuts down on bounced mail > >============================== >Search over 600 million names at Ancestry.com! >http://www.ancestry.com/search >

Does this tree look familiar to anyone? They went from Mass. to NY. Can anyone assist in confirmation of this info, add any, have ancestors? Descendants of Thomas Sawyer 1 Thomas Sawyer 1739/40 - 1796 .. +Prudence Carter 1744/45 - 1818 ......... 2 Lucy Ann Sawyer 1769 - 1846 ............. +Lemuel Babcock 1772 - 1830 ......... 2 Stephen Sawyer 1764 - 1829 Thanks, Linda

Hi Linda: Do you have the information contained in Eleanor Grace Sawyer's "Sawyer Families of New England 1636-1900?" It shows who your Thomas m. Prudence Carter is descended from and lists 10 children of this marriage. Several further lines are also shown. Fred Thomas Sawyer 1616 Family Research Center MyFamily.com http://msnhomepages.talkcity.com/NonProfitBlvd/rufret/TS1616.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, October 12, 2000 4:22 PM Subject: [SAWYER] Thomas Sawyer > Does this tree look familiar to anyone? They went from Mass. to NY. Can > anyone assist in confirmation of this info, add any, have ancestors? > > Descendants of Thomas Sawyer > > 1 Thomas Sawyer 1739/40 - 1796 > .. +Prudence Carter 1744/45 - 1818 > ......... 2 Lucy Ann Sawyer 1769 - 1846 > ............. +Lemuel Babcock 1772 - 1830 > ......... 2 Stephen Sawyer 1764 - 1829 > > Thanks, > Linda > > > ==== SAWYER Mailing List ==== > Keeping e-mail address current - cuts down on bounced mail > > ============================== > Search over 600 million names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/search >

Hi Steve: You referred in your last message "the royal ancestry of Mary Prescott Sawyer." Could you give us more information? Thanks, Larry Seid

Judy, Here is the information I have on John Prescott's daughters, Martha and Hannah and Lydia. There is much debate over the identity of Hannah. Sharon Martha2 Prescott b. at Sowerby, Yorks, England [2] bp. 11 Mar 1632 at Sowerby, England [1] m. John Rugg [3] m. a Martha surname not given m. John Rugg 4 Nov 1654 at Lancaster, MA[4] m. John Rugg 1654 at Lancaster, MA [2] m. John Rugg 1655 [1] d. 24 Nov 1655 at Lancaster, MA after birth of twins [2] d. 24 Jan 1656 [1] Hannah2 Prescott (controversy over her identity; she may/may not have been the dt of John and Mary Prescott) b. 1639 Barbadoes where family resided for 2 years before removing to New Enland [2] b. possibly at Barbadoes, West Indies [1] bp. 1639, place not stated [1] bp. 1639 at Barbadoes [5] m. John Rugg, widower of her sister Martha Prescott [3] m. John Rugg as his second wife on 4 May 1660 [1] m. John Rugg, widower of her dead sister Martha Prescott on 4 May 1660 at Lancaster, MA [2] d. Hannah (Prescott)Rugg widow of John Rugg died 11 Sep 1697 [6] d. 11 Sep 1697 at Lancaster, MA [2] A Hannah (allegedly Prescott) m. John Rugg following the death of his first wife, Martha Prescott, dt John and Mary [7] No mention of a daughter of John Prescott's named Hannah [8] Lydia2 b. 15 Aug 1641at Watertown, MA [1, 8] [1] Prescott Memorial p. 41 [2] Genealogy of The Gordan-Macy Hiddleston-Curtis and Allied Families p. 219 [3] Titcomb's Early New England People p. 135 [4] New England Marriages Prior To 1700 [5] The New England Ancestry of Dana Converse Backus p. 138-140 [6] The Birth, Marriage and Death Register, Church Records and Epitaphs of Lancaster Mass. p. 17 [7] Pope's Pioneers of Massachusetts p. 372 [8] Savage's Genealogical Dictionary 3:4801 _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.

Dear Judy: I hope this doesn't muddy the waters, but I have a Platts Gawkroger listed through my Looker line rather than my SAWYER. We may have something here. It is as follows: Jonas John Prescott m. Mary Platts Gawkroger (no dates) Children: Jonas (1648-1723) of Worcester, MA; they may have had additional\ children. Jonas m. Mary Looker (1653-1735) born in Sudbury, MA Jonas and Mary had 12 children, one of them being Martha b. 1689 How do we figure this out? My Lookers and Sawyers might be interrelated. This is most interesting and hope to hear from you soon. Regards, Larry Seid

Hi Judy, You should check out http://www.smokykin.com/ged/f001/f24/a0012407.htm. This is an excellent site I stumbled on for researching the royal ancestry of Mary (PRESCOTT) SAWYER. The link is to Mary's sister Martha, who married John RUGGE. There's a huge amount of info at the site. Steve Sawyer in AZ http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Fields/3076

I am new to this list? Can somebody out there help me with the Rugges and the Prescotts and the Sawyers? I have John RUGGE or Thomas RUGG m to Martha PRESCOTT (d/o John and Mary [Gawkroger Platt] PRESCOTT) 4 Nov 1654 in Lancaster, Worcester, MA. I have her sister, Hannah, m to Thomas RUGG or John RUGGE 4 May 1660 in Lancaster. Then I found John Thomas RUGGE m to Martha SAWYER 1654/55 on Ancestry.com. I'm thinking maybe Martha PRESCOTT is really Martha Sawyer, d/o Thomas and Mary (Prescott) SAWYER. Did one RUGG(e) m two sisters, or did two brothers marry two sisters, or wasn't Martha a sister after all, but a sister-in-law? I also have Martha b in Sowerby, Halifax, Yorkshire, England and Hannah b in Barbados, West Indies. The next child, Lydia, was b in Watertown, Middlesex, MA. Is any of this correct? Thank you all. Judy Schor Kirkland, WA