Jacob Saylor SL413
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This page charts the "Saylor"
name through two additional generations. |
| Jacob SAYLOR SL413+ DNA* |
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| Jacob SAYLOR SL4133 |
John SAYLOR SL4134 DNA* |
Peter SAYLOR SL4135 DNA* |
Samuel SAYLOR SL413a |
David SAYLOR SL413b |
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DNA* Matching Y-DNA test results confirmed for these lines (See Group 1) |
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In the book, A SAYLOR LINEAGE by John Galen Saylor is the text of
the obituary "for Rudolph Saylor in the Meyersdale Republican, July 18, 1901" with the following information:
"Jacob [SL413] was the father of six sons. Jacob,
[SL4133] who first lived at Summit Mills, then moved to Milford Township near New
Lexington, where he died; John, [SL4134] who lived and died in Milford Township, too;
Peter, [SL4135] who owned the farm at the Shaw Mines and lies buried near the mouth of
the mine; Samuel, [SL413a] who married a wife in Conemaugh Township, to which section of
the county he moved and lived until his death a few years ago; David,
[SL413b] the father
of Rudolph, got possession of the home farm; and Christopher, who lived with
David." |