Sayre family : lineage of Thomas Sayre, a founder of Southampton . BAXTER SAY RE696. Of Madison. N. J. AND HIS GRANDSON HENRY SAYRE ELIZABETH KITCHELL SAYRE And GrandchildHELEN ELIZABETH OSBORNE. Seventh Gen.: Line of Ephraim,^ Dafiiel,* Daniel,^ Joseph^ 329 From 1828, he resided for ten years in New York, and was one of the fore-most in building up the Chatham Street Chapel, and sustaining Rev. C. in his labors there. On his return to New Jersey, in 1838, his dauntless advocacy of temperanceand anti-slavery, amidst bitter opposition, entitled him to be ranked as the Apostle
Sayre family : lineage of Thomas Sayre, a founder of Southampton . BAXTER SAY RE696. Of Madison. N. J. AND HIS GRANDSON HENRY SAYRE ELIZABETH KITCHELL SAYRE And GrandchildHELEN ELIZABETH OSBORNE. Seventh Gen.: Line of Ephraim,^ Dafiiel,* Daniel,^ Joseph^ 329 From 1828, he resided for ten years in New York, and was one of the fore-most in building up the Chatham Street Chapel, and sustaining Rev. C. in his labors there. On his return to New Jersey, in 1838, his dauntless advocacy of temperanceand anti-slavery, amidst bitter opposition, entitled him to be ranked as the Apostleof these reforms in Northern New Jersey. He cast the first vote for the LibertyParty in Morris County, saying to the politicians: It is only one, gentlemen,but it will hatch. His life was a warfare with evil, doing battle with wrong forthe Lord, his King, at whatever odds. He died before victory came, but whenLincolns Proclamation was announced, many remembered the toils and prayersof Baxter Sayre, and were glad that he too had joy over it in heaven. Betsey Kitchell was his fit wife and helper in such a strenuous and unselfishlife. She
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