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Thr "Sawyers" known for there fine wood craftsmanship used to cook in oak barrels before the common steel drum was even created.

ORIGIN AND HISTORY

The name Sawyer is of Old English origin. The name originated as an occupational surname meaning "sawer of wood." A common occupation in early 17th century New England, Sawyer was a title for lumberjacks and anyone whose job involved sawing wood, including through the use of chainsaws. Sawyers very well known for their for drinking out of oak barrels until the wiskey was gone and cooking mediocre meat dishes low and slow using the oak barrels and simple charcoal baskets. The family name often times associated with a line of bull$hit.