Father: John "Big Eyed John" SAYLOR (1790-1870)
Mother: Mary (Polly) HOSKINS (1789-1880)

Individual Facts
Birth 1822 Harlan Co, KY
Census 5 Aug 1870 (about age 48) Wallins Creek, Harlan Co, KY1
Census 1880 (about age 58) Harlan Co, KY2
Property 24 Oct 1891 (about age 69) Sold 4 tracts land containing @250 acres; Harlan Co, KY3
Death 1904 (about age 82) Harlan Co, KY
Burial 1904 (about age 82) Speed Hensley/H.H.Helton Cemetery, Molus, KY

Marriages/Children
1. Mary HALL (1817-1880)
Marriage abt 1843 (about age 21) Harlan Co, KY
Children Granville SAYLOR (1843-1925)
Lucretia SAYLOR (1844- )
Josiah SAYLOR (1847- )
John H. Saylor (1848-1924)
Zachariah B. SAYLOR (1850-1894)
Michael SAYLOR (1853- )
Sarah SAYLOR (1854- )
Malinda SAYLOR (1854- )
Benjamin Franklin SAYLOR (1856-1895)
Elizabeth Saylor (1859-1928)
2. Mary Jane SAYLOR (1865- )
Marriage 17 Oct 1898 (about age 76) Harlan Co, KY4
Children Chlora (Chloe) SAYLOR (1899-1955)

Notes

Notes: John Granville SAYLOR

Census (5 August 1870): In household:
John G. Saylor 45 farmer $200 RE $200PP
Mary 57
Michael 15
Benjamin 12
Elizabeth 11
No one in household can read or write.

Next door is son Zachariah and wife Sarah.
Census (1880): Census Place: District 46, District 13, Harlan, Kentucky
Source: FHL Film 1254418 National Archives Film T9-0418 Page 487A
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
John G SAYLOR Self M M W 53 KY
Occ: Farmer Fa: KY Mo: ---
Mary SAYLOR Wife F M W 60 KY
Occ: House Keeper Fa: NC Mo: NC
Property (24 October 1891): John G. and his wife Polly sold four tracts of land containing 250 acres to Jonathan Brock in Harlan County, KY for $300. Land located at the head of Salt Trace branch waters of the right hand fork of Straight Creek waters of the Cumberland River. Both John G. and wife Polly signed their names to the document.
General: OCCUPATION: Farmer

As far as I can determine, the only record that shows the name of John Granville's first wife is the birth record of their son Michael which lists the parents as Jno. G. Saylor and Polly Hall.

Notes (Family #2)

Marriage (17 October 1898): This is a marriage bond for the intended marriage of John G. Saylor and Mary Hopkins. John G. made his mark as he apparently could neither read nor write.