Husband: Holdridge Smith Sayre
Also known as: Holdridge S. Sayres 1
Born: Aug-11-1833 in Virginia (now West Virginia) 2,3
Died: Jan-25-1918 in Columbus, Franklin Co, OH 2,4
Buried: in Evergreen Union Cemetery, Waverly, Pike Co, OH 4
Census: 1900, 1910 in Pike Co, OH
Resided: 1890 in Pebble Twp, Pike Co, OH 5
Census: 1880 in Pike Co, OH
Census: 1870 in Huntington Twp, Ross Co, OH
Census: 1850, 1860 in Doddridge Co, (W)VA
Occupation: 1860 constable 6
Military: Civil War 7 (see note 1)
Father: Hiram T. Sayre (1806 - 1845)
Mother: Mary J. Smith (1806 - 1859)
Other spouse 1
Notes
Wife: Mary E. Lee
Born: Feb-10-1846 2 Died: Jan- 7-1920 2 Buried: in Evergreen Union Cemetery, Waverly, Pike Co, OH 4 Father: Mother:
Sources: (1) Doddridge County Marriage Records, West Union, WV. (2) Headstone. (3) 1850 Census, Doddridge County, (W)VA. (4) Findagrave.com. (5) 1890 Veterans Schedules [database online], Ancestry.com and National Archives & Records Administration. (6) 1860 Census, Doddridge County, (W)VA. (7) U.S. Civil War Pension Index: General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934 [database on-line], Ancestry.com and National Archives & Records Administration. Event Notes Note (1) The following letter was written by Doddridge County's Chapman Johnson Stuart to West Virginia Governor Arthur I. Boreman on behalf of Holdridge Sayre: Transcription by Bryan Holmes, undergraduate student enrolled in Dr. Billy Joe Peyton's Fall 2010 "Introduction to Public History" at West Virginia State University http://www.wvculture.org/history/wvmemory/militia/doddridge/ doddridge08-01t.html West Union July 24th/64 Gov. Boreman, Dear Sir, Capt Holdridge S. Sayre of this County wishes a recruiting commission under the Presidents last call for 500000 men. Mr. Sayre can recruit a good many men in our county, and I believe would be the most successful man in that way that could be [?] commending. Please send him a commission I am anxious that [?] should avoid a dr [?]. Yours with highest respects C. J. Stuart