Sayre family : lineage of Thomas Sayre, a founder of Southampton . Leonora , wlio was born in Ulica, Feb. 28, 1S34, and still resides there. Hewas for nearly fifty years a prominent citizen and business man of Utica. Henever sought public office, but served his ward once in the Common succeeded his father as Director in the Oneida National Bank. He was amember of the Fort Schuyler Club and the Oneida Historical Society. Hewas a Trustee of the First Presbyterian Church, and was very active in churchwork. It was said of him: During a life which nearly filled the allotted
Sayre family : lineage of Thomas Sayre, a founder of Southampton . Leonora , wlio was born in Ulica, Feb. 28, 1S34, and still resides there. Hewas for nearly fifty years a prominent citizen and business man of Utica. Henever sought public office, but served his ward once in the Common succeeded his father as Director in the Oneida National Bank. He was amember of the Fort Schuyler Club and the Oneida Historical Society. Hewas a Trustee of the First Presbyterian Church, and was very active in churchwork. It was said of him: During a life which nearly filled the allotted timeof human existence he preserved a character without reproacli, and gained thelove and esteem of all \\\\o knew him. He died April 27, 1894. A beautiful baptismal font has recently been placedin the Sayre Memorial Church, in memory of Charles H. and James L. Sayre,by their sister, Mrs. Anna Sayre Byxbe, who has also presented this church withtwo memorial windows, one in memory of her husband and child, and theother in memory of her sister, Caroline A. JAMES SAYRE 1385Utica, N. Y. Eighth Gen.: Moses,^ Benjamin,^ Daniel,^ Samuel^ DanieP 573 CHILDREN. 1 Caroline 2 Anna Louise.* 3 4 Charles Lansing.^ m. 1887, Amanda Glenn L)rtle, of Cincinnati, O. 5 George Sheldon,* m. 1889, Anna L. Buckingham, who died Feb. 23,1874. CHILD. Jane Buckingham,^* b. 1891. 6 Leonora,* m. 1892, Prof. Samuel B. Plainer, of Western Reserve Univer- sity, Cleveland, O. 7 Amelia Van Ranst.* 2862 ANNA CORNELI A,8 b. June 10,1828; m. June 6,1849, George Egleston Byxbe, who was born in Delaware, O., March 27, 1817, and died in Brooklyn, N. Y.,June 6, 1869. He was a broker in New York. His widow died in Utica,N. v., Nov. I, 1900. A Utica paper published the foUowmg obituary of Mrs. Byxbe: After an illness of four months, Mrs. Anna C. Byxbe entered into rest lastevening at the home of her brother, Hon. Theodore S. Sayre, 310 GeneseeSt. Quiet, uneventful, but beautiful was the life that
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