Spouse: Huldah ESLEN. Huldah ESLEN and Nathan SAFFORD were married.

Spouse: Elias RHODES. Phoebe SAFFORD and Elias RHODES were married.

Spouse: David STEWART. Sarah SAFFORD and David STEWART were married.

Spouse: Isabel LIVINGSTON. Isabel LIVINGSTON and Thomas SAFFORD were married.

Spouse: Betsey MOORE. Betsey MOORE and Thomas SAFFORD were married.

Spouse: William L ZUCK. Eleanor M SAFFRAN and William L ZUCK were married in 1915 in Rochester, Monroe Co., NY. Children were: Geraldine M ZUCK.

Spouse: Kathryn LNU. Kathryn LNU and George SAFFRAN were married about 1887. Children were: Eleanor M SAFFRAN, Monica SAFFRAN.

Spouse: Charles Mann "Charlie Mann" DEAN. Ada SAGESER and Charles Mann "Charlie Mann" DEAN were married about 1911. The family was living with Charlie Mann Dean's mother Alnegia according to the 1920 & 1940 Kentucky Census'. Children were: Harry Wilbur DEAN, Cpl Carl Atwood DEAN, Dorothy DEAN, Evelyn D DEAN, Robert Mann DEAN.

Spouse: Nannie Rose MILLER. Nannie Rose MILLER and Andrew SAGESER were married on 22 February 1887 in Jessamine Co., KY.

Spouse: Susan "Susie" HENDREN. Susan "Susie" HENDREN and Andrew Jurdon SAGESER were married on 15 February 1893 in Jessamine Co., KY. Andrew is listed as married, but Susan isn't listed with the family on the 1920 Kentucky Census. Andrew & 2 of his sons were living with his parents. Children were: Ada SAGESER, Hubert Fountain SAGESER, Melvin SAGESER, Clarence SAGESER.

Spouse: Mathew Montague WALKER. Belle SAGESER and Mathew Montague WALKER were married on 17 January 1889 in Jessamine Co., KY.

Spouse: Louis BLAKEMAN. Bessie M SAGESER and Louis BLAKEMAN were married about 1907. Children were: Nora B BLAKEMAN.

Spouse: Merriman Freeman MILLER. Celia SAGESER and Merriman Freeman MILLER were married on 17 October 1825 in Jessamine Co., KY. Children were: Sarah F "Sallie" MILLER, Dr John C MILLER, Mann MILLER, Catherine "Kate" MILLER, Frances S MILLER, William S MILLER.

Spouse: S C MOORE. Cora B SAGESER and S C MOORE were married on 9 November 1904 in Jessamine Co., KY. Children were: Straughter MOORE, C MOORE, Lloyd MOORE.

Spouse: Bethina Merman MILLER. Bethina Merman MILLER and Daniel SAGESER were married. Children were: James SAGESER, Sally SAGESER, Martha A SAGESER, Susan SAGESER, John M SAGESER.

Spouse: FNU HERKWIDDER (HECKEWELDER). FNU HERKWIDDER (HECKEWELDER) and David (Daniel) SAGESER were married. Children were: Frederick SAGESER.

Spouse: Mary Huldreth "Hulda" DEAN. Mary Huldreth "Hulda" DEAN and David S SAGESER were married on 9 November 1860 in Jessamine Co., KY. Children were: Florence Holman SAGESER, Annie Mary SAGESER.

Children were: Belle SAGESER.

Spouse: Christopher ARNSPARGER. Elizabeth SAGESER and Christopher ARNSPARGER were married on 25 July 1805 in Fayette Co., KY. US & International Marriage Records has his birth as 1776 in MD. Needs further research. Children were: Aaron ARNSPARGER, Sarah Frances "Sally" ARNSPARGER, Jacob ARNSPARGER, Mary ARNSPARGER, Celia ARNSPARGER, Susan ARNSPARGER, Elizabeth ARNSPARGER, Peter ARNSPARGER, Stephen ARNSPARGER, John ARNSPARGER Sr.

Spouse: Moses W CRUTCHFIELD. Elizabeth SAGESER and Moses W CRUTCHFIELD were married. Children were: George F CRUTCHFIELD, Marion CRUTCHFIELD, Andrew Jackson CRUTCHFIELD, Sarah A CRUTCHFIELD, Achilles CRUTCHFIELD, Kate M CRUTCHFIELD.

Spouse: Mary Druscilla "Drury" ROBERTS. Mary Druscilla "Drury" ROBERTS and Col Elzie David "Elzie" SAGESER were married about 1887. Grandson Charles David Kaufman was living with them in the 1930 Kentucky Census. Children were: Maude SAGESER, Ida Lee SAGESER, Ola SAGESER, Pearl SAGESER, Ray Wheeler SAGESER.

Spouse: Harry P MCGEE. Flora O SAGESER and Harry P MCGEE were married on 5 January 1898 in Jessamine Co., KY. Children were: Thomas Phillips MCGEE, John Clay MCGEE, Ruth MCGEE, Anna Mary MCGEE.

Spouse: William S PARKS Sr. Florence Holman SAGESER and William S PARKS Sr were married on 30 December 1897 in Lexington, Fayette Co., KY. Children were: Kathleen L PARKS, Harry Dean PARKS, Elizabeth PARKS, William S PARKS Jr.

Spouse: FNU HERVEY. FNU SAGESER and FNU HERVEY were married. Children were: Willie HERVEY, Goldie HERVEY.

WATTS and SAGESER FAMILIES. After the dispersion of the Moravian
Missionaries in western Pennsylvania, and the Territories of the Northwest,
many of the followers of John Huss, the founder of the sect, settled in
Jessamine County, where, for more than sixty years, they enjoyed perfect
peace and religious freedom. They had a large church on Jessamine Creek.
Rev. Jacob Rhorer was the last of the original Moravian preachers in
Jessamine County, and died about 1866. Among the early settlers who were
followers of John Huss may be members of the Arnspigers, Ashews, Bashes,
Bowmans, Cawbys, Cormans, Dennises, Earthenhouses, Frazers, Grows,
Brunners, Hoovers, Howsers, Smiths, Sagesers, Rhorers, Rices, Ritters,
Gorforths, Funks, Zikes, Veatches, Vantreeses, Katrons, Hiffners,
Waggamons, Wormsleys, Overstreets and Easlies. They were men of good sense
and clear judgment, and their children and grandchildren are honorable men
and women, and among the most worthy and industrious citizens of the
county. Rev. John Herkwidder was the maternal grandfather of David
Sageser, father of the late Frederick Sageser. All that is known of Daniel
Sageser is that he accompanied his grandfather to Maryland and returned to
western Pennsylvania, where his son Frederick Sageser was born September
15, 1776. In 1784 Frederick Sageser settled in Jessamine County. On the
3rd of October, 1799, he married Catharine Bruner, daughter of Henry
Bruner. In all the relations of life Mr. Sageser was a worthy and upright
citizen. Industriously systematic and thrifty he gave close and
continued attention to the affairs of his farm until a year or more before
his death, when bodily infirmities caused him to withdraw from active
duties. He accumulated a handsome fortune, and, what is of greater value,
gained the full confidence of the people of Jessamine County. He died in
1864 aged eighty-four years. His eldest daughter, Mrs. Susan Watts, the
widow of John C. Watts, is now living at the age of eighty-seven years.
William N. Alliband, who married a great-granddaughter of Frederick Sageser
was born in Lycoming County, Penn., May 16, 1850. He is the second son of
John Alliband and Rebecca Wincote. Mr. Alliband left his native State in
October, 1876, married Miss Maggie Wallace, daughter of James Wallace and
Mary A. Watts, of Jessamine County, and the granddaughter of Susan Sageser
and John Watts. Soon after his marriage he went back to Pennsylvania,
and remained five months working at his trade, and then removed to
Springfield, Ohio. In 1882 he settled again in Nicholasville, going into
business with Andrew J. Watts, an uncle of his wife, in the carriage
business. He remained thus engaged about one year, and then bought out
the interest of Mr. Watts. He is now a carriage manufacturer, and is doing
well. Mr. Alliband is a good mechanic, and a gentleman of energy and
industry. He has one child, Harry. Parents: David (Daniel) SAGESER and FNU HERKWIDDER (HECKEWELDER).

Spouse: Catherine "Kitty" BRUNER. Catherine "Kitty" BRUNER and Frederick SAGESER were married on 3 October 1799 in Jessamine Co., KY. 1st couple to marry in Jessamine Co., KY Children were: Elizabeth SAGESER, Thomas Jefferson "Jeff" SAGESER, Henry SAGESER, Susannah "Susan" SAGESER, Ceila SAGESER, Jacob SAGESER, Mary Ann SAGESER, Catherine "Kitty" SAGESER, Amanda SAGESER.

Spouse: Margaret J LNU. Margaret J LNU and Frederick SAGESER were married about 1887.

Spouse: Priscilla WATERS. Priscilla WATERS and George SAGESER were married on 8 November 1855 in Jessamine Co., KY. Children were: Carrie Lee SAGESER, Willie SAGESER, Edward M SAGESER, Isabelle "Belle" SAGESER, Col Elzie David "Elzie" SAGESER.

Spouse: James NAVE. Gertrude I SAGESER and James NAVE were married. Children were: Gertrude NAVE.

"GREEN B. SAGESER, born February 6, 1839, is the fifth son of Henry andNancy (Woodward) Sageser. Henry Sageser, born February 8, 1804, was afarmer, and died in Jessamine County, April 13, 1882. Mrs. Nancy Sageserwas born in Jessamine County in 1808, and died in 1864. Green B.Sageser's paternal grandfather, Frederick Sageser, was a native ofPennsylvania, and came to Jessamine County at an early day. He was amiller by trade, built and ran the Sageser Mill, six miles west ofNicholasville, also carried on farming, and died in Jessamine County inhis eighty-seventh year. he was a member of the Methodist church. GreenB.'s father and mother were also members of the Methodist Church. GreenB. Sageser was born five miles west of Nicholasville; was reared on afarm and educated at the common schools; was a farmer in Jessamine Countyup to 1883, when he bought what is known as the Cedar Mill, located sevenmiles southwest of Nicholasville, on Big Hickman Creek; this is a watermill, and grinds wheat and corn. He also has a saw mill about 100 yardsfrom the grist-mill; it is an old-fashioned sash saw mill run by waterpower and is quite a curiosity. Green B. owns and runs both mills, andalso carries on farming and raising stock, making a specialty of sheepand cattle. He was married March 4, 1874, to Miss Mattie Fain, ofJessamine County, daughter of Larkin and Zorada (Kersey) Fain. LarkinFain was born in Jessamine County, August 9, 1809. He carried on farmingand stock raising; was constable fourteen years, and justice of the peaceabout 10 years; was also deputy sheriff under Andrew McCampbell duringthe war, and was elected to the Legislature in 1854 by the Democraticparty. He was a Master Mason, had been Worshipful Master four terms, andbelonged to the Ion Lodge, No. 301, Little Hickman, Ky., and died October5, 1875. Mrs. Zorada Fain was born in Garrard County, Ky, August 22,1815, and is still living. Mr. And Mrs. Sageser have had one child bornto them, Ralph C. Sageser, born October 31, 1876. Mr. Sageser is a memberof the Democratic Central Committee. He and his wife are members of theMethodist Church South and he owns 150 acres of land in Sulphur WellDistrict, seven miles south of Nicholasville, in Jessamine County, on theWatts Mills and Sugar Creek Turnpike." Parents: Henry SAGESER and Nancy WOODWARD.
Spouse: Martha Jane FAIN. Green B. SAGESER and Martha Jane FAIN were married on 4 Mar 1874 in Jessamine Co, KY.195 Children were: Ralph Cabbell SAGESER. Parents: Henry SAGESER and Nancy WOODWARD.

Spouse: Martha Jane "Mattie" FAIN. Martha Jane "Mattie" FAIN and Greenberry SAGESER were married on 4 March 1874 in Jessamine Co., KY. Children were: Ralph Cabell SAGESER.

Spouse: Nancy WOODWARD. Nancy WOODWARD and Henry SAGESER were married on 3 August 1826 in Jessamine Co., KY. Children were: Frederick SAGESER, Lavina SAGESER, George SAGESER, David S SAGESER, James T SAGESER, Greenberry SAGESER, Kitty Jane SAGESER, Henry W SAGESER, Sarah E SAGESER, John W SAGESER, Robert C SAGESER, Jacob Franklin "Frank" SAGESER.

Spouse: Mary "Polly" QUIMBY. Mary "Polly" QUIMBY and Henry SAGESER were married on 3 November 1865 in Jessamine Co., KY.

Spouse: Sarah LONG. Sarah LONG and Henry SAGESER were married on 12 October 1871 in Jessamine Co., KY.

Spouse: Malinda J LNU. Malinda J LNU and Henry W SAGESER were married about 1867. Children were: Laura B SAGESER.

Spouse: Rosa Irene KAUFMAN. Rosa Irene KAUFMAN and Hubert Fountain SAGESER were married on 10 February 1915. Lexington Leader 02/11/1915
Hubert Sageser was married February 10, 1915 to Miss Irene Kaufman at the home of the bride's aunt, Mrs. A. Kaufman in Lexington, KY. The bride was described as a striking brunette and a very popular young lady and Mr. Sageser was described as a young farmer of Jessamine County. They were divorced. Children were: Infant SAGESER.

Spouse: John Hilary OVERSTREET. Ida B SAGESER and John Hilary OVERSTREET were married on 17 May 1893 in Jessamine Co., KY. Children were: Beulah M OVERSTREET, William J Bryan OVERSTREET, Maxie OVERSTREET, Lillard OVERSTREET.

Spouse: Charles Edward "Rusty" KAUFMAN. Ida Lee SAGESER and Charles Edward "Rusty" KAUFMAN were married. Children were: Charles David KAUFMAN.