Robert (Sayers) Sayres (1754 - 1826)

Born 22 Oct 1754 in Williamson, Tennessee

Ancestors

Biography

From A Guide to the Sayers Family Papers, 1779-1888 at The Library of Virginia:^[1]

William Sayers and his wife Esther Thompson Crockett Sayers settled in Wythe County in the mid-eighteenth century and raised three sons, Robert Sayers, Alexander Sayers, and John Thompson Sayers. The eldest son Robert Sayers (1754-1826) accumulated vast wealth during his lifetime including the profitable Anchor and Hope Plantation near Max Meadows. A bachelor, he willed the Anchor and Hope land to his nephew Robert Sayers.

Sources

1. ↑ A Guide to the Sayers Family Papers, 1779-1888 at The Library of Virginia available here

* Some of the Descendants of the Reverend John Thomson (c. 1600-1753) by John Goodwin Herndon; The Virginia Magazine of Historical and Biography, Volume 51, Oct 1943, p.456

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