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Cora Sayers

Birth01 May 1873 - Wythe County, Virginia, USA
Death25 Dec. 1946 - Beckley, Raleigh, West Virginia, USA
MotherSarah Ellen Smith
FatherThomas Lee Sayers

Born in Wythe County, Virginia, USA on 01 May 1873 to Thomas Lee Sayers and Sarah Ellen Smith. Cora Sayers had 12 children. She passed away on 25 Dec. 1946 in Beckley, Raleigh, West Virginia, USA.

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Parents
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Thomas Lee Sayers
1837 - 1906
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Sarah Ellen Smith
1840 - 1928
Children Show all
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Violet E Quesenberry
1903 - 1991
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Cora Rebecca Quesenberry
1908 - 1969
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Helen Almeda Quesenberry
1911 - 1979
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Elmira Quesenberry
1915 - Unknown
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Dollie Pearl Quesenberry
1901 - 1999
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Laura Virginia Quesenberry
1900 - 1996
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Robert Kent Quesenberry
1893 - 1978
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Beba Hawley
1910 - Unknown
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Della Mae Quesenberry
1896 - 1966
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Kathryn Bell Quesenberry
1895 - 1979
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Beulah E Quesenberry
1898 - 1977
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Orvall Lee Quesenberry
1894 - 1935

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