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... Richard Sayre ( a sergeant , of Gloucester County , N. J. ) . Not identified Samuel Sayre Samuel Sayre Samuel Sayre Samuel Sayre Stephen Sayre Uzal Sayre William Sayre William Sayre Charles Howell • • · • • • • PAGE 206 672 117 94 184 ...
... Richard Sayre ( a sergeant , of Gloucester County , N. J. ) . Not identified Samuel Sayre Samuel Sayre Samuel Sayre Samuel Sayre Stephen Sayre Uzal Sayre William Sayre William Sayre Charles Howell • • · • • • • PAGE 206 672 117 94 184 ...
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... Richard Moore . On page 93 it is stated that Stephen Sayre lived in New York in 1784. The Chamber of Commerce was reincorporated April 3 , 1784. His name appears as one of the forty petitioners for the incorporation and as one of the ...
... Richard Moore . On page 93 it is stated that Stephen Sayre lived in New York in 1784. The Chamber of Commerce was reincorporated April 3 , 1784. His name appears as one of the forty petitioners for the incorporation and as one of the ...
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... Richard II . From the latter date to 14 Henry VIII , the rolls , with few exceptions , supply no names , but from 14 Henry VIII to the reign of Charles II , the lists of names are numerous and complete , espe- cially in the Hearth Tax ...
... Richard II . From the latter date to 14 Henry VIII , the rolls , with few exceptions , supply no names , but from 14 Henry VIII to the reign of Charles II , the lists of names are numerous and complete , espe- cially in the Hearth Tax ...
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... Richard Childe was a witness . ) In 1621 , depositions of William Sayer , of Hinwick , yeoman , and many others , were taken at Bedford . A copy of their statements is in the muniment chest at Hinwick House . Page 398. View ( wood ...
... Richard Childe was a witness . ) In 1621 , depositions of William Sayer , of Hinwick , yeoman , and many others , were taken at Bedford . A copy of their statements is in the muniment chest at Hinwick House . Page 398. View ( wood ...
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... Richard Newma John Ódam Richard ffisher and othur . Probat ' est dcu testamentu cora nobis Robto halu decertoy Doctore Comissar Bedfordie necnon dni Arctu eiusdem offic ' XVIII die Mensis January anno dni Millesimo quigenteso XIX et p ...
... Richard Newma John Ódam Richard ffisher and othur . Probat ' est dcu testamentu cora nobis Robto halu decertoy Doctore Comissar Bedfordie necnon dni Arctu eiusdem offic ' XVIII die Mensis January anno dni Millesimo quigenteso XIX et p ...
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Abigail acres aged Alice Anna April 19 April 20 August Benjamin BENNETT,8 born March Bridgeton Capt CAROLINE Catharine Charles CHILD City Conn Daniel Sayre DANIEL.2 daughter December died April died Aug died Dec died Feb died Jan died July died June died March died Nov died Oct died Sept Edward Eliza Elizabeth Elizabethtown EMMA executors farm farmer February Francis Frank George Goshen Halsey Hannah Harriet Henry Howell infancy Isaac James Sayre Jane Jersey JOHN SAYRE Jonathan Joseph Sayre JOSEPH.2 Julia July 12 July 20 June 12 June 30 land live Louisa March 12 March 20 Margaret MARRIAGE married Martha Mary merchant Morris County Morristown N. J. CHILDREN Newark November October Ohio Orange County Phebe Philadelphia Presbyterian Church Rachel Regiment resides Robert Salem Salem County Samuel Sarah Sayer SECOND MARRIAGE Smith Southampton STEPHEN SUSAN Testament Thomas Sayre unmarried unto Warwick widow wife William Sayre York
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