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Jim's father Dave Sabey is the founder, chairman and president of Sabey Corporation, a privately owned, huge real estate company in Seattle, USA. His son John Sabey is CEO and his other son, Joe Sabey, is VP of leasing. Click Beyonce for full article.

William Sabey is currently a cricketer for Nottinghamshire 2nd XI. Ryan Sabey is an award winning correspondent for the Sun. French Rally driver Bruno Saby was born Grenoble in 1949. Bernard Saby (1925-1975) was a French artist.

Petty Officer Albert Sabey became one of only two non-commissioned flying aces in the Royal Navy during World War Two. He made 5 kills, some shared. Albert's great grand father moved from Steeple Morden, Cambridgeshire, to the East End of London during the mid 19th century and the family finally settled in Islington, where Albert was born in 1916. He died in 1985.

Unfortunately there's usually a wrong'un and this one is of the worst type. Ex-soldier Richard Sabey murdered Louisa Sophia Johnson in 1893 in Burton Latimer, Northamptonshire, England, following a life of petty crime and desertion. He had been living with Louisa and had a child with her, but she wanted to end the relationship when she discovered he already had a foreign, mixed-race wife. He was hanged later that year in Northampton gaol.

Richard was the illegitimate son of Ruth Sabey 1813-1896, daughter of Samuel Sabey 1791-1876 of Bolnhurst, Bedfordshire. His father was probably Thomas Yerrall 1795-1861 of Colmworth, Bedfordshire.

Francis Sabie was an Elizabethan poet. His works include The Fisher-Mans Tale (1595), which was in two parts. The first part was dedicated to Henry Mordaunt, and the second to Francis Tresham, both of whom were involved the Gunpowder Plot of 1605. It is believed that Tresham's actions foiled the plot. The connection between Sabie and the plotters is not known. Sabie was a contemporary of William Shakespeare and as such he would have read Sabie's work.