Home of Henry Clay Sayers Jr. [1872-1945] and his wife, Frances Lillian (Scott) Sayers [1873-1949], on West Franklin Street in Waynesburg

Home of Henry Clay Sayers Jr. and wife, Frances Lillian (Scott) Sayers

Home of Henry Clay Sayers Jr. and wife, Frances Lillian (Scott) Sayers

Name/Title

Home of Henry Clay Sayers Jr. [1872-1945] and his wife, Frances Lillian (Scott) Sayers [1873-1949], on West Franklin Street in Waynesburg

Entry/Object ID

2007.4.9

Description

Home of Henry Clay Sayers Jr. [1872-1945] and his wife, Frances Lillian (Scott) Sayers [1873-1949], on West Franklin Street in Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania. They lived in the house from roughly 1890 to 1925.

Collection

Henry Clay Sayers Jr. Collection

Acquisition

Accession

2007.4

Acquisition Method

Digital

Credit Line

Edwin Mitchell Sayers Jr.

Made/Created

Date made

circa 1910

Place

Lexicon

Search Terms

Blackberry Alley, Franklin Street, House, Sayers family, Waynesburg

Other Names and Numbers

Other Number

SAYE0009

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Provenance

Notes

The Henry Clay Sayers Jr. Collection photographs were passed from Henry Clay Sayers Sr. [1840-1926] and his wife, Clementine Rush [1849-1930], to their son Henry Clay Sayers Jr. [1872-1945] and his wife, Frances Lillian Scott [1873-1949], to their children: Wilma (Sayers) (Milliken) Wisecarver [1899-2005], Edwin Mitchell Sayers Sr. [1900-1956], Frank Scott Sayers [1903-1989], Helen (Sayers) (Gaylord) Burnside [1905-1974] and William Henry Sayers [1909-1958]. The Sayers Collection photographs have been shared courtesy of their descendants, Mary (Gaylord) Loy, Carol (Sayers) Vockel and E. Mitchell Sayers Jr., with the Greene Connections: Greene County, Pennsylvania Archives Project in 2007. Source Citation: Home of Henry Clay Sayers Jr. [1872-1945] and his wife, Frances Lillian (Scott) Sayers [1873-1949], on West Franklin Street in Waynesburg, item no. SAYE0009, Henry Clay Sayers Jr. Collection, shared by Edwin Mitchell Sayers Jr., Greene Connections Archives Project (www.GreeneConnections.com).