2020 Stay At Home Project
Descendants of Jacob Seiler and Magdalena
Stald
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Per Dr. E.C. Saylor:
The Saylor Family is a very old family. Traces of the name appear in Germany
as early as 1388, as on that date one Burchard Seiler gave the City of Nuremburg
a gift. The interest or income therefrom was to be spent for "bread, beef, pork,
peas or flour or herring according to the season of the year, but at all seasons
bread shall form one half part". This charity is known as the Church Yard Alms
and is given every Sunday among the poor and the value was to be one-tenth part
of a florin. This gift was ratified by the Council of Nuremberg Sunday before
St. Vitus day 1388. For this benefaction to the Housekeeping Poor of the City of
Nuremburg, Burchard Seiler was given recognition by the bestowal of a Coat of
Arms and his body was buried back of the Choir in the Church of St. Sibold,
Nuremburg, Bavaria, Germany. This information is gleaned from a History of the
Saylor Family by James Saylor of Eaton, Ohio. Unfortunately we cannot, or at
least have not connected, our family genealogy with this venerable man, much to
our regret.
Verification of this info will be the work of someone else. Chick here to view charts found on FamilySearch.