1999年10月21日 · Speaking of the legend, Sandy says that he has found the Abraham Saye immigrant story in three places: Speaking of the legend, Sandy says that he has found the Abraham Saye immigrant story in three places: 1) An entry in Burke's Families, n. d. 2) An article in The Virginia Historical Magazine, 1917.

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Richard Saye (b. Abt. 1740, d. Oct 09, 1779) Richard Saye (son of William Saye and Nancy Hodge) was born Abt. 1740 in England, and died Oct 09, 1779 in Savannah, Camden Co., GA.He married Mary Hodge on Abt. 1765 in Reading, Berks Co, PA, daughter of William Hodge and Margaret ?. Notes for Richard Saye: Diane Carrington Bradford on Ancestry.com

1999年10月20日 · Those who claim French Huguenot ancestry for the Seay name assert that the name derived from de Saye or de Sai.Sai is a village in Normandy.The declaration is that the de Saye family, led by William de Saye, left France and …

Descendants of JAMES WILLIAM SAYE Generation No. 2 2.RICHARD 2 SAYE, SR. (JAMES WILLIAM 1) 3 was born Abt. 1750 in England, and died October 09, 1779 in Savannah, Geogia.He married Mary Hodge 3 1765 in Lancastershire county, Pa. 4.She was born Abt. 1745 in England, and died June 1830 in Athens, Madison County, Georgia.

The Reverend James Hodge Saye is believed to be the author of a manuscript which says, "The late Richard Saye of Gwinnett County, Georgia was born in Union District, South Carolina in June 1777. He was the son of Richard Saye and his wife Mary Hodge.

2012年3月29日 · The Saye Family - The Past & Present Updated March 29, 2012: Patricia Ann (Saye) Barcus 4417 Alta Drive Las Vegas,Nevada 89107-2921

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2004年1月26日 · in 1735/36.Edward Jackson came to Savannah along with James and George Jackson at the same time.[Ellis Merton Coulter & Albert B. Saye, eds.A List of theEarly Settlers of Georgia, 2nd ed.(Georgia:U of GA Press, 1967), 56, 80]These families intermarried and became connected to the Vann and Emory families in South Carolina as well.They entered ...

2012年5月23日 · He was a farmer, who fought in the Indian Wars and was a Major in the Revolution.In his memoirs, edited by the Rev. James Hodge Saye: "Through life he was a peaceable, industrious, enterprising man, a public spirited, upright citizen, a friend to science and a devout Christian.He died on Sabbath morning, May 31, 1846, near the end of his ninety ...