John
Sawyer
Born about [location unknown]
Son of Thomas Sawyer
and [mother unknown]
Brother of
Thomas Sawyer Jr. [half], Ephraim Sawyer [half], Mary (Sawyer) Wilder [half], Joshua Sawyer [half], James Sawyer [half], Caleb Sawyer [half], John Sawyer [half], Elizabeth (Sawyer) Hosmer [half], Deborah Sawyer [half], Hannah (Sawyer) Blood [half], Nathaniel Sawyer [half] and Martha (Sawyer) Woods [half]
[spouse(s) unknown]
Descendants 
Father of
James Sawyer and James Sawyer
Died [date unknown]
[location unknown]
Profile last modified
| Created 27 Jan 2018
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Biography
John was born about 1705.
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Rejected matches › John Sawyer (1704-abt.1778) › John Sawyer (1707-1794) › John Sawyer (1704-) › Hans Georg Sauber (1703-abt.1741)
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It is not plausible that John Sawyer, born in 1705, was a son of Thomas Sawyer who was 89 years old in 1705, had a much older son named John, and whose life has been fairly extensively researched. The only source supplied for this profile is an SAR application, which is essentially only an unsourced excerpt from a family tree -- and is not an acceptable source for this time period.