Sater - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Henry Sater's daughter Prudence Sater m: Benjamin Howard about 1750

DonaldAlexSater — 2011-11-14 00:06:48Z

I have a lot of the Walker, Howard, Dyer, Isbel history in my SATER archive. I don't recall that trip south with the minister, though it could have happened and I would like to read more...Henry wanted the word of God spread and was a avid Baptist. Send me an email DSater@aol.com I will exchange all I have with you.

Re: Henry Sater's daughter Prudence Sater m: Benjamin Howard about 1750

carronne_2 — 2011-10-05 19:57:40Z

DNA testing has shown that Benjamin Howard is a descendent of Mathew Howard. I have read that when Prudence Sater's father died his mother remarried to a John Howard. I believe there was a John Howard on Chestnut Ridge close to where Prudence was born. Though I cannot find John, there was a Howard family that owned the Chestnut Ridge property who seemed to be descended from Lemuel who is supposed to be a brother of Gideon who is also in this DNA group. Interestingly, Benjamin Howard is shown as being born at Long Island, Maryland and I recently found a connection to a Long Island (land grant) and Chestnut Ridge. Does anybody have any further info on this region or this family?

Re: SATER Reginald M - Vietnam Wall section 20W

DonaldAlexSater — 2011-05-04 22:00:58Z

Reginald Mark Sater, first son of Wilbur "Bill" Arthur Sater
and Audrey I. Mulleady. Marine Corporal, Bronze Star, called in mortar to save his patrol from enemy position. My
nephew, a great guy, was to be married upon his return from
military service, died age 19 years giving his last full measure for his country. Related to Henry Sater (1689-1754) of Baltimore MD. For more info contact DSater@aol.com

Re: Hugh Sater - Loretta Davis

DonaldAlexSater — 2011-05-04 21:48:08Z

I havae received information that Hugh B. Sater [aka Elihu) died in District of Columbia on 27 Aug 1917. Son of Abijah T. Sater and Mary E. McCullers, born 1875 in North Carolina. Married Mamie Price 23 Dec 1900 at Rockingham, NC. You can contact me here or at DSater@aol.com

Re: Sater

tnrsater67 — 2011-03-04 13:28:36Z

oh my god yes i remember the silver dollars. Wow. and i remember his lil apt on east wash n when he would come over he kept his 5 star brandy in the fridge. I remember hearing about grace, and i think that my aunt Della got her name from Della his sister. my mom was Joann.do you have any pics or know anything more about there Dad? I can not find anything more except on his mothers side. Oh my gosh im so blown away that i can find people on my grandfathers side, he past when i was 7 and i cryed for two days. and now that my mother and father have both past ireally want my children and new 2 grand daughters to have some family history to have.

SATER Reginald M - Vietnam Wall section 20W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-02-04 13:24:27Z

SATER Reginald M - Vietnam Wall section 20W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,138 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Sater

sandi58_1 — 2011-01-26 15:29:56Z

my grandmother was Della Sater delabarre Antoine and Melvin were her brothers and grace was her sister i know that uncle mel had several daughters and we used to spend Christams together. Uncle Mel always gave all the children silver dollars at these Christmas parties

Re: Hugh Sater - Loretta Davis

landhdavis — 2010-07-28 01:08:23Z

The Hugh Sater I'm looking for was the son of Abijah T. and Mary E. "Millie" Sater. Hugh's wife was Mary F. "Mamie" Price--not Millie. Hugh may also have been called Elihujh. He married Mamie Dec. 23, 1900, in Reidsville, NC. Hugh was a housepainter. They moved near Richmond, VA soon thereafter. They were divorced in Richmond in 1912.

Henry Sater's daughter Prudence Sater m: Benjamin Howard about 1750

1gilbey1970 — 2010-06-15 02:45:37Z

Discretion Howard (born 1764; daughter of Benjamin Howard and Prudence Sater of Maryland & VA) married Thomas Isbell (son of James Isbell & Frances Livingston of the Orange Co VA Henry Isbell line).

I would like to learn more about the Henry Sater and Howard families early days at Chestnut Ridge at Lutherville, Maryland (outside Baltimore) and also after they moved from there in 1743 to the Opecken or Obequon Creek / Mill Creek area of the upper Shenandoah Valley in Old Frederick Co VA (later Berkeley Co WV). It seems that Edmund Hayes, John Hayes and Thomas Yates were Baptist evangelists in Maryland who brought a colony of 15 families to northwestern Virginia, with the Saters and Howards among them. It appears that some of the Isbells also may have come with this group? I'd love to know more about this story.

I have ancestors from these Howards, Hayes and Yates, as well as from Coxes that married into these Isbells, Dyers who married into these Howards, and others. Additional surnames with connections include Stearns / Starnes, Crabtree, Thompson, Stevenson, Wheat, DeMoss, Evans, Van Meter, Hart, McCoy, Eads, Ballinger, Billingsley, Mason.

Hugh Sater - Loretta Davis

DonaldAlexSater — 2010-06-11 21:36:11Z

Inthe over 3,000 inividuals in the archive, I did not find a Hugh Sater. His wife's name was "Millie" He was in Reedsville, NC about 1899. Does anyone have a "Hugh" in their family tree? Send info to < DSater@aol.com >

Re: Sater (North Carolina)

landhdavis — 2010-06-11 19:43:45Z

Thanks for your reply. I have Flora in my records, but have only her birthdate and names of her parents and siblings. My interest is because my grandmother married Flora's brother Hugh who was a housepainter. They had no children and divorced about 1912 in Virginia. I've serched in vain for several years and haven't been able to find out what happened to Hugh after the divorce. I have a picture of him if you would like a copy.
Please e-mail me at LorettaODavis@verizon.net

Re: Sater (North Carolina)

glsluckett99 — 2010-06-09 22:46:31Z

I have some information on Flora MacDonald Sater and her descendants. She was born 25 Sep 1891 in Raleigh, NC, and died 17 Sept. 1935 in Rocky Mt, NC. She married 8 Jul 1909 John Wesley Hollowell (son of W.G. Hollowell and Caroline Gardner Bryan of Goldsboro.) Had 8 children. John worked for the RR. They appear on the 1910 census in Edgecombe, Rocky Mt, Branch St. as a young couple with no children and he is a flagman for the RR.

Hope this helps someone.

Re: Henry Sater's Biography

DonaldAlexSater — 2010-02-09 06:32:53Z

Sandy - Its been 3 years. Did you get a copy of Isaac Walker M aclay's book in hard copy? Snailmail: 9621 N 43 Lane Glendale, AZ 85302 or 623-939-6283 or DSater@aol.com

Re: henry sater's biography

DonaldAlexSater — 2010-02-09 06:29:19Z

I have a copy of Isaac Walker Maclay's 1689 "Henry Sater" biography. It can be emailed to you in Microsift WORD format or rft foremat. Contact me < DSater@aol.com >
Its free no charge.

Re: Henry Sater Family

DonaldAlexSater — 2010-02-09 05:54:35Z

Lisa- I think I can help your search. You are the same line as I am and I have been collecting 62 years and have alot that is not available thru Ancestry..its all free in exchange for yur family tree. Contact me < DSater@aol.com >

Henry Sater Family

lbhamrick — 2009-11-11 21:17:25Z

Henry and his family are recognized in several books, but I've never seen any portraits of him or his descendants. I'v recently been collecting photos for a family tree scrapbook. Does anyone know if there are any illustrations or anything? I have photos of the Sater Baptist Church and historical markers but that is all. I descend from Henry,his son John, his son Henry, and his daughter Nancy Sater Martin. They went from MD to NC to Ky and MO and KS.

I read somewhere that when they left KY they went to Illinois for a while before going to Mo. Does anyone have any info on that? That would have been between 1840 and 1842. That is also the time period that Nancy Sater married Caswell Martin and I'm trying to pinpoint where they met and married. They were married with one son in July of 1842 in Dade County, Mo.

Thanks for any help!!
Lisa

Sater

tnrsater67 — 2009-06-08 06:06:13Z

I'm looking for anything about the sater's, my grandfather was melvin sater and had a brother named antone,and i believe they had two or three sisters. as far as i know i believe they are all from wisconsin. that is all iknow of my grandfathers side i have a family tree book giving to me of my grandmothers side Hommon, and Hammon.

henry sater book available free online

iblehs — 2007-11-08 04:34:18Z

The book, Henry Sater: 1690-1754, by Isaac Walter Maclay is available for free online at the following address:

http://contentdm.lib.byu.edu/cdm4/document.php?CISOROOT=/FH1...

I only wish I could figure out how my Saters are connected to this line. If you have any information on Joseph (of Maryland) and Elizabeth (of North Carolina) Sater, and their children, Sarah TROBEE (b. Ohio), Michael (b. Kentucky), and John (b. Ohio), please let me know. They settled in Burlington, Des Moines County, Iowa, in the 1850s.

Re: Henry Sater's Biography

dboyes1511 — 2007-04-23 06:42:12Z

Sandy: Noproblem, but I will need your postal address to send the copy to you. I also have it as a MS Word document that I can send as an attachment. You can email me at this address: < DSater@aol.com > My phone is 623-939-6283 and youcan contact me day or night at that number.

Cousin Donald

Re: Henry Sater's Biography

dboyes151 — 2007-04-22 23:59:15Z

Donald,
I know your offer to send copies of Isaac Walker Maclay's biography of Henry Sater is several years old, but I would very much like to have a copy, if you wouldn't mind. I would like to receive a hard copy and to defray any costs you might incur.
Please let me know how to contact you privately.
Thank you so much,
Sandy Boyes
P. S. I descend from Henry Sater through Joshua Sater, father of Nancy Jane Sater.

1860 Des Moines County SATER census mystery: NC, KY, IA families

iblehs — 2006-07-11 01:23:10Z

I'm looking for help solving the mystery of Michael SATER's listing in the 1860 Des Moines County, IA, census. There's no relationship information in this census, which is exactly what I'm seeking.

Here's the record:

Elizabeth SATER 65 NC
Mary E. 17 IA
Cynthia A. JONES 16 IA
Charles H. SATER 2 IA
Michael SATER 30 KY

According to Michael SATER's Civil War pension papers, he divorced a Mary E. and married a Cynthia A. JONES in 1868. If I'm guessing right, here he's listed as living in the same household as both of them! I hadn't heard about Charles SATER before, but I'd guess he's Mary E. and Michael's son.

The true mystery, though, is who Elizabeth SATER is. From census records of Michael's brother John, I thought that Michael and John's father was born in Maryland and their mother was born in Pennsylvania. However, here we have an Elizabeth from North Carolina. Do any SATER genealogists know her background? I have yet to link Michael, John, and their sister, Sarah SATER to the Henry SATER line that came out of Baltimore, MD, so any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Sater (North Carolina)

landhdavis — 2006-05-19 20:18:45Z

Does anyone have information on the family of Abijah Sater, his wife Mary, and children Elihu (Hugh B.), Mary, Harry, Bettie, Geneva, Thomas and Flora? They lived in Raleigh, NC, around 1900.

SATERs in Burlington, Iowa: Michael, born in KY

iblehs — 2006-05-16 01:36:52Z

I recently acquired the pension papers of John J. Sater (born in Ohio, parents from Maryland and Pennsylvania, lived in Iowa), and they say he had a brother named Michael J. Sater, born around 1830 in Kentucky. Michael was married to Sintha Ann Sater, who lived her whole life in Iowa, 1841-1923. They had four kids: Elijah, Joseph, Birdie, and Lucinda. I also think Michael and John had a sister. Let me know if you have any ideas for how these SATERs connect to the rest of the tree.

Thanks!

John Sater of Ohio/Iowa, parents from Maryland and Pennsylvania

iblehs — 2006-05-16 00:57:43Z

Hi,
Looking for information on family line of John J. SATER, born July 9, 1838, in Marietta, Washington County, Ohio. Census says his father was born in Maryland and his mother was born in Ohio. Served in Roster Iowa Volunteers, Thirteenth Infantry, during Civil War. Married Alpha ANDERSON on February 5, 1867, in Burlington, Iowa. They had 9 kids- Annie, Mary Elizabeth, Sarah Frances, Minnie, Ida Candasy, Clara, Emma Louise, Alice Mae (my great-grandma HOLT), and John Reuben.
John J. SATER died in Burlington on November 20, 1895. Any more information on him or possible Maryland connections would be appreciated. Thanks!

Re: John Sater of Ohio/Iowa, parents from Maryland and Pennsylvania

iblehs — 2006-05-16 00:57:43Z

I recently discovered John had a brother named Michael (who married Cynthia Ann) and a nephew by the name of John TROBY. Do either of these names ring a bell?

Thanks!

family

@@WINGSOUNDS@aol.com — 2006-04-15 01:06:56Z

Looking for ancesters of Schuyler and Joseph Sater.They lived in S. Indiana in 1960.

Re: Saiter or Sater-Hannah Elizabeth

PhelpsSaiter — 2006-01-13 18:19:47Z

I have a GG-Aunt Hanna Elizabeth Saiter from Marion Ohio. What information do you need?

Re: Sater

KathleenHunt28 — 2005-11-16 01:15:47Z

I would like to contact Kurt. Do you have an email address?

I'm familiar with the English Sater line. The Norwegian line would probably not have the name Sater in Norway and not all branches will have this name. My limited understanding of Norwegian translates Sater as Dairy or Dairyman. It is also a farm name, basically a dairy farm. My belief is that this particular line of Sater had a last name that began with H. since this was the middle initial listed for Albert Sater.

All Sater Researchers

DonaldAlexSater — 2005-10-05 06:33:53Z

I am leaving Ancestry.com and if any of you wish to exchange information on the English Henry Sater lineage you can contact me at DSater@aol.com

Re: Sater Genealogy

cattleherder64 — 2005-06-21 04:06:44Z

donald please send me what you have to my e-mail at cattleherder64@yahoo.com

Re: Sater genealogy

MartyLennie — 2005-03-18 18:24:59Z

My name is Lenora Roberts-Nordloh. My maternal grandfather was Charles Sater, who died in Dade County MO during the 1918 flu epidemic. He was born about 1890??? I need to know if you may have his information to his family??

Willis Joiner/Slater

BJLewellen — 2005-03-10 03:03:33Z

In reference to your posting as to where
Nancy Sater is buried, perhaps she is in an
unmarked grave on the Richtenburg farm in
Warren County, MO. While researching my
Taylor ancestors in Warren County, I had copied down some Joiner burials not knowing
if Nancy Sophia Taylor tied in to my ancestor Vincent Taylor, of Elkhorn.
Source: LDS-FHC Film No. 1543939 Warren County Cemetery Burial Cards A-P.

Buried on the Rictenberg Farm
1. Elizabeth J. Joiner, wife of Benjamin G.
Joiner Nov 15, 1827-July 29, 1861(?)
2. Armistead W. Joiner, son of BG & EJ
Jointer May 24, 1863-August 26, 1863. I
wrote a question mark by Elizabeths' death
date above because it is inconsistent with
the birth/death of Armistead.
3. George W. Joiner. Died Nov 7, 1896, age
36 years 11 months 19 days.
(Born~Nov 18,1859).
4. "Infant" Joiner. BG & EJ Joiner.
Dec 25, 1861-Dec 25, 1861.
5. Jarrett G. Joiner. GW & MH Joiner.
May 1, 1891, age 4 mos. 19 days.
6. John W. Joiner. son of BG & EJ Joiner.
July 28, 1861-Aug 22, 1864.

This is another Joiner family that is buried
at Central Grove-On "A" Road:
1. J.W. Joiner. Husband of Louisa Carrico
Joiner. May 22, 1830--May 14, 1863,
age 62.
2. John Carter Joiner. Son of J.W. & L.
Joiner. Feb 1, 1865-age 5yrs5mos27days
3. Louisa (twin) Joiner. Maiden name
Carrico. Wife of J.W. Joiner. Daughter
of Walter and Elizabeth Martin Carrico.
April 7, 1834 (Bible) Aug. 7, 1834
(Stone). Died May 5, 1900, age 66.

Re: Charles Sater 1844 MO

2004-11-30 23:34:44Z

Donald....will be glad to hear/see your information on Charles
son of George Henry Sater (1820 NC) and Frances Patton (1817 OH) probably born 1844 Dade Co.MO....appears on the
1850 Census with family there.
Thanks, Karen

Re: Henry Sater's Biography

2004-11-17 19:44:10Z

Don,
I have been working on this for over 28 years with no where near that number, I'm sure, but I have never counted. As I probably have said, it was mostly by U. S. Mail. I have been to the Hall of Records, Libraries in Richmond, some smaller ones in Va., Md. , N. J. where I live, but mostly by mail. I thnk I have nearly every letter, and whatever, from everyone I have corresponded with in notebooks. This covers a variety of names. I have swapped with Bob Barnes on Md. a very good genealogist. I was partially responsable for his proving Charles Merryman m Mary (Hale) King. I have swapped with Denzil Mauldin who is very much into the Hale Families and many who are into various others of my surnames. I have not really taken a look at my Sater stuff but intend to in the next couple of days. I have wondered about the story of Towson deing from Germany. I have a Houk family which was also spelled Howk. One cousin used that saying he knew that wasn't correct as W was pronounced V in German which I knew. Could Towson be a corruption of Townsend or some other? I try to be wary of everything for some time before I finally accept it.

Re: Henry Sater's Biography

DonaldAlexSater — 2004-11-17 18:56:55Z

Ed: As I read your last reply, I broke out in a huge smile. Like you, I thought the computer would clear up and make it easier to plot the family genealogy. Boy, were we wrong. I have been collecting for years, have over 2,500 individuals with the Sater surname and all the connected descendants. I freely exchange what I have to anyone related and ask that they send their family tree to add to the database. I have also run across your many postings regarding Dorcas and the Gossage Ossage thing. One day someone or something will attempt to correct ALL the records and remove it. Till then, it will be an annoyance to those who know. I just found a reference to a Charles C. Sater in Ohio, that makes another name to add to the mystery of this Charles Sater that is my latest attempt to place him in the lineage.

Re: Henry Sater's Biography

2004-11-15 18:34:59Z

I will see if I can scare up anything. I swapped letters, wrote newspaper genealogy columns, wen to some historical societies, subscribed toThe Genealogical Helper, etc. for 20 years or so. I bought a computer quite awhile ago, thinking it might help, only to find how much misinformation was in every line I looked at. One for instance is Dorcas "Ossage" Towson. Someone in the family, allegedly, said they thought she marred a man named Gossage which is now "Ossage" as some apparently thinks it was her middle name. I believe this was a corruption of Gorsuch. Dorcas m a John Howard. I believe I have reference of a deed with their names on it.

Re: Henry Sater's Biography

DonaldAlexSater — 2004-11-15 17:15:11Z

Ed: Thanks for the quick reply. Milford Sater was the one who got me started on genealogy. As an airline pilot he did get around the country and tried to pull it all together. Most of his records are in cardboard boxes of his daughter. His two boys contacted me a while back asking if I knew about the Sater family. They didn't know their sister had all the stuff stored in the attic. ha! What ever you dig up will be greatly appreciated. I've accumulated a vast database of Sater families and their descendants. The more info, the merrier.

Re: Henry Sater's Biography

2004-11-15 01:34:04Z

I am afraid I have no direct family knowledge. My dad had some interest in genealogy but I doubt he even knew anything about Saters. I never heard him say anything. Most of what I have was obtained by trading mail with others. I will check to see if I can find anything in what I have. I traded letters for a time with Milford Sater who gave me most of what I have. This is in letters he wrote that I have in notebooks.

Re: Henry Sater's Biography

DonaldAlexSater — 2004-11-15 00:53:56Z

Ed since you are a descendant of George's do you have any family knowledge of what became of Georges son Charles from the time he became a ward of Joseph Sater and they went west to Ohio? Several people are trying to tie Charles Sater born 1844 from NC and settled in Missouri. I can't find any proof of his parents, George H. Sater, existance before 1850 in North Carolina. There is a William H Sater but the 1830 Census doesn't name the children.

Re: Sater (North Carolina)

DonaldAlexSater — 2004-11-15 00:45:50Z

Read your inquiry. From the names Abijah and Elihu, I suspect we are related through Henry Sater 1689-1754. My gr.gr.grandfather was Adonijah Sater and he had a brother Abijah and Elihu. Their father was Thomas D. Sater Both men were suspected to migrate to NC around 1800. Am willing to send all the information if you think it would be of value. They were all from Baltimore Maryland. Have been looking for any leads to this line for years.

Priscilla looking for Brad