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2007 Saylor Reunion
JULY 14, 2007
Learned Since Last Year 
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       PUZZLE 
 
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      Any family tree is a puzzle and ours 
	  is a scattered one. So many pieces have fallen into place in the last year 
	  that I cannot cover all of them here. The common element is the SAYLOR (or 
	  SAYLER) family name. With the aid of the web site and the Saylor DNA 
	  Project so many interesting families are being discovered.   | 
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       ONE  | 
      
       
      Descendants of H. Barney Sayler 
	  contacted me through the Berlin Area Historical Society’s web site. H.B 
	  Sayler and E.C. Saylor corresponded frequently more than 80 years ago. 
	  H.B.’s letters are at the BAHS in Berlin. E.C.’s are now with Jill 
	  (Sayler) Moore in Greensburg, Pennsylvania. On Nov 6, 1927, H.B 
	  wrote from
      Ohio, “[I] Have an interesting book of collections if you could see 
	  but would not risk sending it to you.”    | 
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       TWO  | 
      
       
      Another interesting series of events 
	  began during January 2007 and are summarized in an attached story.  
	  Edward J. Saylor volunteered for duty and was on the fifteenth of the 
	  sixteen B-25 bombers of Doolittle’s Raiders fame. (April 18, 1942)  Last 
	  month, I met some of Edward’s relatives while visiting my daughter, Debra, 
	  in 
      Montana. We stayed at the ranch of Wade and Bev (Saylor) Harbaugh  www.sandcreekclydesdales.net
       and also visited the Saylor Ranch. We know their grandfather Lemuel 
	  D. Sayler was born in Ohio. Lemuel enlisted in the Civil War in the 
	  35th Reg, Illinois Infantry. We lose the paper trail in 
	  Ohio census records with two men named Lemuel Saylor with birth years 
	  within 3 years of each other. Sometimes the search is a challenge. After 
	  the Civil War, Lemuel lived in Minnesota.  | 
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       THREE  | 
      
       
      Elaine (Miller) Martin also found 
	  the site during January 2007. She now lives in Nebraska and has 
	  strong Somerset County ties. She is related to us through the Livengood 
	  family and to Bill Wolfersberger through the Snyder family. Her daughter, 
	  Wendy Olivas has a Ph.D. in biology and works at the University of 
      Missouri. Wendy will assist answering DNA questions for the project. 
	  Elaine’s brother, Stanley R. Miller, is the long-time sound expert for 
	  Neil Diamond. Stanley also operates a rustic bed & breakfast at Big Baer 
	  Lake, California.  
      
      www.Knickerbockermansion.com  | 
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       FOUR  | 
      
       
      We Are Marshall (Marshall 
	  University in West Virginia) was a good movie released during late 
	  2006. A page and link on the web site remembers #88, Charles Alan Saylor.
      
      www.ecsaylor.org/we_are_marshall.htm  | 
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       FIVE  | 
      
       
      During Memorial Day weekend, the 
      Tennessee family of Richard and Hedy Saylor and their son’s family of 
	  Brian and Tricia Saylor stopped at the Saylor Farmhouse for some rest and 
	  relaxation.   | 
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