Daniel N. Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Note*: 1850 Census, Bennington, Bennington, Vermont (all b. VT) Daniel Dyer, 28, M, Farmer, Real Estate $1200 Eliza, 26, F Herman A. 4, M Eliza 3/12, F
Birth*: 1822, Rutland County, Vermont

Parents:

Father: Daniel Harris Dyer b. 29 January 1797, d. 16 May 1870
Mother: Phila Beverstock b. 16 February 1803, d. 1882

Family:

Eliza (Nee?) Dyer b. 1824, d. UNKNOWN

Children:

Herman A. Dyer b. 1846, d. UNKNOWN
Eliza Dyer b. 1849, d. UNKNOWN

Daniel N. Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Birth*: 20 January 1862, Galena, Ohio
Marriage*: 9 November 1887, Harlem, Delaware, Ohio, Principal=Cora Estella Cook

Parents:

Father: Jay Dyer b. 30 November 1819, d. after 1893
Mother: Hortense Norton d. UNKNOWN

Family:

Cora Estella Cook d. UNKNOWN

Daniel P. Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN

Parents:

Father: Daniel Potter Dyer b. 15 May 1844, d. 8 February 1868
Mother: Anna\Annie Burnett d. UNKNOWN

Daniel Pearce Dyer

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Note*: 1850 Census Cranston, Providence, RI., Daniel P Dyer 56 Farmer; Abby 64.(both b. RI) He was 2d Lieut-Cranston Blues May 1822 1st Lt-1823-Captain 1825/6
Note*: m date has (?), Principal=Abby Williams
Birth*: 25 December 1793, Cranston, Providence, Rhode Island
Marriage*: 15 September 1814, Principal=Abby Williams
Death*: 10 June 1875

Parents:

Father: Nathan Dyer b. 6 December 1764, d. 21 January 1810
Mother: Harty Hawkins b. 2 March 1769, d. 2 June 1823

Family:

Abby Williams b. 22 November 1785, d. 21 November 1863

Children:

Esther Dyer+ b. 16 Jul 1815, d. 2 Jan 1895
William Henry Dyer , Capt.+ b. 12 Aug 1817, d. 3 Feb 1899

Daniel Pierce Dyer II

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Note*: He was a soldier in the Federal Army during the Civil War and latermanaged the nursery business. 1880 Census, Cranston, Providence, RI: Daniel P. DYER Self M Male W 36 RI Nursery Man RI RI Mary J. DYER Wife M Female W 33 RI Keeping House RI RI Walter E. DYER Son S Male W 12 RI At School RI RI Abby DYER Dau S Female W 10 RI At School RI RI
Birth*: 1 March 1844, Rhode Island
Marriage*: 17 December 1866, Rhode Island, Principal=Mary J. Edwards
Marriage*: 4 October 1887, Rhode Island, Principal=Adeline Miranda Wilbor

Parents:

Father: William Henry Dyer , Capt. b. 12 August 1817, d. 3 February 1899
Mother: Mary Gorton Tanner b. 30 September 1817, d. 19 July 1905

Family 1:

Mary J. Edwards b. circa 1847, d. 1886

Children:

Walter Edwards Dyer+ b. c 1868, d. 23 Apr 1949
Abby Dyer+ b. c 1870, d. UNKNOWN

Family 2:

Adeline Miranda Wilbor b. 19 March 1850, d. 2 January 1929

Daniel Potter Dyer

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Note*: Daniel and Anna (Burnett) also had a son John Burnett b 8 Jul 1868 EastBoston, Suf MA and died 7 Oct 1953 Braintree Norfolk MA. birth fromLittle Compton and at death he was 84-2-28 and married.= Ancestral Index says the John Burnett Dyer who married Ethel Mae= wasson of George W Dyer & Caroline Winslow and grandson of Daniel PotterDyer REF: Mayflower Ancestral Index (1981)
Birth*: 15 May 1844, New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts
Death*: 8 February 1868, New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts

Parents:

Father: Jesse Wilbour Dyer b. 23 July 1818, d. 6 May 1874
Mother: Deborah B. Potter b. circa 1818, d. UNKNOWN

Family:

Anna\Annie Burnett d. UNKNOWN

Children:

Daniel P. Dyer d. UNKNOWN
George W. Dyer+ b. 28 Dec 1867, d. 13 Aug 1912
John Burnett Dyer b. 9 Jul 1868, d. 7 Oct 1953

Daniel W Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Note*: Baptism Records 1794-1848. PANB Microfilm. F28. Provincial Archives - NewBrunswick, Fredericton, NB, Date of entry: 9 Aug 1999. Sept 15 1812Daniel son of Stephen Dyer born 11 July 1811 Calais.
Note*: by Priscilla Jones. Republican Journal (1837 - 1855). Belfast, Maine.Aurie Morrison, gnut@@iu.net, Date of entry: 6 Jul 1838. In Baring, DanielW Dyer of Calais to Miss Sarah Ann Gillason 7/6/1838, Principal=Sarah Ann Gillason
Birth*: 11 July 1811, Calais, Washington County, Maine
Marriage*: 6 July 1838, Baring, Washington County, Maine, Principal=Sarah Ann Gillason

Parents:

Father: Stephen Dyer , Jr. b. between 1790 and 1794, d. before 4 May 1824
Mother: Martha (Nee?) Dyer b. circa 1794, d. before 27 January 1827

Family:

Sarah Ann Gillason d. UNKNOWN

Children:

Harriet S Dyer b. c 1840, d. Aug 1842

Daphne M. Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Note*: Still living in Houston, MN in Aug 1997. Wrote the articles about theDyers for the Houston County History (1982).
Birth*: 2 January 1897, Houston, Houston County, Minnesota; 3

Parents:

Father: Dewitt Clinton Dyer b. 22 April 1874, d. August 1960
Mother: Marie Glendon Case b. 18 August 1877, d. 5 September 1962

Family:

(?) Baumgartner b. circa 1897, d. UNKNOWN

Daphney Wildred Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Note*: This is a little confusing. Were there really 2 Daphne(y) Dyers bornexactly a year apart? There was no death record for the first one? Need to check actual birth record (not just index
Birth*: 2 January 1896, Houston, Houston, Minnesota

Parents:

Father: Dewitt Clinton Dyer b. 22 April 1874, d. August 1960
Mother: Marie Glendon Case b. 18 August 1877, d. 5 September 1962

Darrel L. Dyer

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Birth*: 29 May 1923, Houston, Houston, Minnesota
Occupation*: a pharmacist & farmer
Death*: 2 December 1979, New Lisbon, Wi
Burial*: Money Creek, Houston County, Minnesota, Gravestone says he was in the Navy in WW II. Houston City History (1982)say: Grad. HS in 1941. Two years in Navy Air Force. Graduated U. of Minn. in pharmacy. Operated drug store in New Lisbon, WI. Raised pure bred Angus cattle. 'He was very civic minded and never lost interest in Houston and its people. He erected a beautiful gate and archway at the entrance to Money Creek Cemetery, which stands as a fitting memorial to his parents.

Parents:

Father: Dana L. Dyer b. 11 July 1886, d. October 1969
Mother: Katherine M. Fairbanks b. 4 March 1876, d. 1 November 1953

Darwin F Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Note*: She 13 at marriage., Principal=Christie A DeVore
Birth*: 24 June 1869
Marriage*: circa 1899, Principal=Christie A DeVore

Parents:

Father: Alexander Dyer b. 27 May 1842, d. 8 May 1930
Mother: Emma Frances Vandurburg b. 5 April 1851, d. 10 January 1935

Family:

Christie A DeVore b. 1886, d. between 1977 and 1979

Children:

Rachael F Dyer+ b. 1902, d. UNKNOWN
Edith L. Dyer+ b. 29 Apr 1903, d. 9 Feb 1998

David Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Note*: Wm. Heller Dyar, 'The DYAR (DYER) Families', ms. from Natl Gen Soc. ============================= 1850 Census, Manchester, Bennington, Vermont (all b. VT) David Dyre, 47, M, Farmer, Real Estate $3000 Sally, 44, F Charlotte, 18, F William, 16, M Mary, 14, F Fugette, 12, M Herman, 3, M Henry Dyre, 91, M (David's father)
Note*: David of Manchester, Vt at marriage., Principal=Sarah\Sally Benedict
Birth*: 1803, Of Manchester, Bennington, Vermont
Marriage*: 4 June 1829, Principal=Sarah\Sally Benedict

Parents:

Father: Henry Dyer b. 10 July 1759, d. 2 January 1855
Mother: Sarah Coy b. 1769, d. 26 July 1846

Family:

Sarah\Sally Benedict b. 6 June 1806, d. UNKNOWN

Children:

Charlotte Dyer b. 1832, d. UNKNOWN
William Dyer b. 1834, d. UNKNOWN
Mary Dyer b. 1836, d. UNKNOWN
Fugette Dyer b. 1838, d. UNKNOWN
Herman Dyer b. 1847, d. UNKNOWN

David Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Birth*: after 1817, Bennington, Bennington, Vermont

Parents:

Father: John Dyer b. 9 May 1798, d. 13 December 1823
Mother: Aurilla Matteson b. 2 September 1797, d. 15 March 1879

Family:

Eliza Lorina Breckinbridge d. UNKNOWN

Children:

Eliza Maria Dyer+ d. UNKNOWN
German M. Dyer b. 27 Dec 1841, d. 30 Oct 1915

David A. Dyer

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Birth*: 21 October 1879
Burial*: 1905, Dyer Cemetery, SR 443, East Berne, New York
Death*: 1905

Parents:

Father: Bradbury Dyer II b. 2 March 1842, d. 1918
Mother: Marietta Zeh b. 1843

Family:

Elva Hinman b. 1874, d. 1903

Children:

Clara M. Dyer d. UNKNOWN

David G. Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Note*: mentioned in father's will in 1836
Birth*: circa 1812, Westport, Bristol County, Massachusetts

Parents:

Father: Canaan Gifford Dyer b. 26 April 1786, d. 9 May 1836
Mother: Elizabeth Palmer d. before 1826

David S. Dyer

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Birth*: 23 April 1813, Berne, Albany Co, New York
Marriage*: 20 January 1840, Principal=Louisa Bell
Burial*: 1884, Dyer Cemetery, SR 443, East Berne, New York
Death*: 7 March 1884, Berne, Albany Co, New York

Parents:

Father: Bradbury Dyer b. 26 December 1792, d. 27 April 1860
Mother: Polly Sheppard b. 27 March 1789, d. 15 June 1871

Family:

Louisa Bell b. 14 December 1818, d. 20 January 1897

Children:

Bradbury Dyer II+ b. 2 Mar 1842, d. 1918
Calvin S. Dyer b. 29 Sep 1845, d. UNKNOWN
Adelaide Dyer b. 25 Jul 1850, d. 4 Mar 1871
Zeb A. Dyer+ b. 1 Dec 1860, d. UNKNOWN

David S. Dyer II

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Birth*: 14 July 1874, Albany, Albany Co, New York
Death*: 16 March 1877
Burial*: Dyer Cemetery, SR 443, East Berne, New York

Parents:

Father: Bradbury Dyer II b. 2 March 1842, d. 1918
Mother: Marietta Zeh b. 1843

Davis Dyer

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Note*: Merchant
Note*: Married by Rev. James Wilson., Principal=Hannah Thurber
Birth*: 1 November 1795, of Providence, Rhode Island
Marriage*: 26 August 1817, Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, Principal=Hannah Thurber
Death*: 4 December 1831

Parents:

Father: Olney Dyer b. 24 April 1771, d. 28 March 1840
Mother: Hannah Tourtelotte b. 11 October 1769, d. 7 August 1815

Family:

Hannah Thurber b. 9 July 1796, d. 11 May 1858

Children:

Edward Thurber Dyer b. 3 Jul 1818, d. 17 Mar 1840
Hannah Dyer+ b. 23 Mar 1820, d. UNKNOWN

Deborah Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Birth*: 27 January 1759, Middletown, Newport, Rhode Island

Parents:

Father: James Dyer b. 10 January 1727/28, d. circa 1802
Mother: Elizabeth (Nee?) Dyer d. UNKNOWN

Deborah Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Birth*: after 1795

Parents:

Father: Edward Dyer b. 27 August 1767, d. UNKNOWN
Mother: Abigail Stockbridge Josselyn d. UNKNOWN

Deborah (Nee?) Dyer

Death*: UNKNOWN

Deborah B. Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Birth*: after 1837, New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts

Parents:

Father: Jesse Wilbour Dyer b. 23 July 1818, d. 6 May 1874
Mother: Deborah B. Potter b. circa 1818, d. UNKNOWN

Delos Germane Dyer

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Birth*: 13 January 1847, New York
Death*: February 1848

Parents:

Father: Levi Latham Dyer b. 1 November 1825, d. 13 April 1910
Mother: Susan A. Rhodes b. 1 October 1821, d. 11 November 1859

Dennis Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Note*: PARENTS-SIBLINGS: Wm. Heller Dyar, 'The DYAR (DYER) Families', ms. fromNatl Gen Soc.
Birth*: circa 1799, Shaftsbury, Bennington, Vermont

Parents:

Father: Henry Dyer b. 10 July 1759, d. 2 January 1855
Mother: Sarah Coy b. 1769, d. 26 July 1846

Desire Dyer

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Note*: Mentioned in uncle Samuel's will 1765.
Birth*: circa 1745
Death*: 20 October 1763

Parents:

Father: Samuel Dyer b. 4 May 1712, d. UNKNOWN
Mother: Judith Taylor b. 13 February 1719/20, d. UNKNOWN

Desire Dyer

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Birth*: circa 1729
Death*: 5 September 1767

Parents:

Father: William Dyer b. 1705, d. 19 March 1788
Mother: Mercy\Mary (Nee?) Dyer b. circa 1704, d. 22 December 1741

Desire Dyer

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Marriage*: November 1761, Cranston, Providence, Rhode Island, Principal=Job Olney
Death*: 1813

Parents:

Father: Charles Dyer b. 1710, d. 1777
Mother: Abigail Williams b. before 1717, d. UNKNOWN

Family:

Job Olney b. 1739, d. 1819

Dewitt Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Birth*: after 1796

Parents:

Father: Joseph Nicholas Dyer b. 31 July 1776, d. 15 May 1866
Mother: Rhodinah Austin b. 1776, d. 10 May 1840

Dewitt Clinton Dyer

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Note*: Provided by: Hal W. Jennings Dewitt Dyer shows up twice in the Oneida County, NY 1860 census. He iswith his family in Florence and also in Camden (page 943, age 16, clerk)It could be that Dewitt was counted twice and has the wrong age. Thisexplanation is consistent with the story in the History of Houston (MN)County (1882), which says he left home at the age of 16 and entered amercantile establishment, where he remained until 1862. In the 1870 census for Houston, Houston County, MN (page 1107), most ofthe assets of the family were listed with Dewitt as the head-of-houshold;$3,000 real estate and $10,000 personal property. His father, George,only had $400 real estate. This may be an indication there were familyproblems. Dewitt is listed as 25 years (or I mis-read it because heshould be 29), born in NY, a merchant of dry goods and groceries. A.Spencer is 24 years and a clerk in store. Harriet is 17 years and keepinghouse. Martha is 15 years and in school. Also in the house with Dewittwas Thomas Trilils(sp?) (21 yrs, clerk in store). The Houston County Historical Society has a wonderful pair of weddingpictures on display of this couple. They are mis-dated as 1861. They weretin-types taken in Chicago during their honeymoon in 1871. Dewitt is intux & tophat with a long goatee. Nancy Jane is striking in an elaborategown complete with ornate hat. The 1875 Minnesota census shows the young family in Houston Village(p240). D.C. Dyer is 33yrs, Nancy J. is 26yrs (should be 27), Mabel is2yrs and D.C. (jr) is 1yr. Also in their home is E(rastus) W. Dyer,26yrs, who is Dewitt's brother. No one else with the Dyer name is foundin Houston Village. The 1885 Minnesota census shows the growing family still in HoustonVillage (p260). D.C. is 43yrs, Nancy is 37yrs, Mabel 12yrs, Clinton11yrs, George 9yrs, Arthur 4yrs, and Blance (this must be Genevieve'smiddle name) 2yrs. A Norwiegan named Betsy Olson, 22yrs, is in the houseas a domestic. Elsie Dyer, of unknown relationship (maybe Dewitt's aunt),is also in Houston Village (p261). She is 60 years old and born in NY. Noother Dyers are in Houston Village. The 1895 Minnesota census shows the family still in Houston Village(p209). Dewit (sic) C. is 53yrs and has been in MN 25yrs and 6mos(therefore arrived about Jan 1870, about 5 years after his father), NancyJane is 47yrs, Mabel, 22yrs, is married to Alford (sic) Abrahamson andliving next door with her son, Merril 2yrs, Clinton 21yrs, George 18yrs(should be 19yrs), Arthur 14yrs, Genevieve 12yrs, and Dania (sic) 8yrs.Also in the house as domestics are two native Minnisotans, Dora Moen27yrs and Thea Johnson 21yrs. In the 1900 census for Houston, Dewitt is listed as; born in Oct 1841 inNY, both father & mother born in New York, owned a home with no mortgage,a merchant of dry goods and married 29 years. His wife, Nancy, was bornin Aug 1847 in Vermont, both parents born in Vermont, 6 of 7 childrenstill living, and the 'can't read' box is checked [because she is blind].The only children listed are: George (b. Sep 1876 in MN, school teacher),Arthur (b. Aug 1880 in MN, at school), and Dana (b. July 1886 in MN, atschool). A servant named Mary Arneson (b. Dec 1880 in Iowa, both parentsb. Norway) was living in the house. Dewitt Clinton jr. was in his ownhouse in Houston by this time. The article in the Houston County History (1982) by Daphne (Dyer)Baumgartner says: 'My grandfather, De Witt Clinton Dyer, was born October2, 1841, in Florence, New York. He was the son of George Hazard Dyer,[info about George]. [He] enlisted in an Illinois regiment at age 20 andwas discharged at Look Out Mountain, Tennessee, March 4, 1865.' 'My grandmother was Nancy Jane Vance, daughter of Aaron and LucindaTucker Vance, born August 13, 1847 in Barnet, Vermont. They were marriedOctober 2, 1871 and spent their honeymoon in Chicago during the time ofthe Great Chicago Fire [which was Oct. 8, 1871]. They had a harrowingexperience getting across the bridge to safety, carrying their trunkbetween them. They settled in Houston and built their home in 1877. Itwas refered to as a mansion and still stands as the Cook Funeral Home onJackson Street. The home was beautifully appointed with walnut doors andbannister. My daughter and her cousins would slide down the bannistermuch to the concern of my grandmother. [Info about grandmother] Mygrandfather was a successful merchant, druggist and landowner. He died inNovember, 1934. There were six children from the union: Mabel, De WittClinton Jr., George, Arthur, Genevieve, and Dana.' History of Ryegate, Vermont says Dewitt served three years during theCivil War. Gravestone says, 'VET 1861-65.' Dewitt did not leave a will but his estate was probated in Houston County21 Aug 1925. He is refered to as D.C. Dyer and D. Clinton Dyer. Mentionedin the document are his wife, refered to as 'Nane J.' and six children;Mabel L. Abramson, D. Clinton, George E., Arthur G., Genevieve D. Stine,and Dana L. Nancy received the house on lots 6, 7, and 8 of block 26 inMons Anderson's Addition to Village of Houston (NW corner of Spruce &Jackson Streets) and $1,470.18 cash. Each child received $490.06 in cash. An interesting footnote: There is a Dewitt C. Dyer shown in the 1880census in San Marcos, Hays County, Texas (page 030). He is age 31, bornin Texas, parents both born in Tenn., single, whose occupation is 'gnl(?)mdse merchant'. Why is Dewitt C. Dyer such a popular name? [Jennings.FTW] Dewitt Dyer shows up twice in the Oneida County, NY 1860 census. He iswith his family in Florence and also in Camden (page 943, age 16, clerk)It could be that Dewitt was counted twice and has the wrong age. Thisexplanation is consistent with the story in the History of Houston (MN) County (1882), which says he lefthome at the age of 16 and entered a mercantile establishment, where heremained until 1862. In the 1870 census for Houston, Houston County, MN (page 1107), most ofthe assets of the family were listed with Dewitt as the head-of-houshold;$3,000 real estate and $10,000 personal property. His father, George,only had $400 real estate. This may be an indication there were family problems. Dewitt is listed as 25 years(or I mis-read it because he should be 29), born in NY, a merchant of drygoods and groceries. A. Spencer is 24 years and a clerk in store. Harrietis 17 years and keeping house. Martha is 15 years and in school. Also in the house with Dewitt wasThomas Trilils(sp?) (21 yrs, clerk in store). The Houston County Historical Society has a wonderful pair of weddingpictures on display of this couple. They are mis-dated as 1861. They weretin-types taken in Chicago during their honeymoon in 1871. Dewitt is intux & tophat with a long goatee. Nancy Jane is striking in an elaborate gown complete with ornate hat. The 1875 Minnesota census shows the young family in Houston Village(p240). D.C. Dyer is 33yrs, Nancy J. is 26yrs (should be 27), Mabel is2yrs and D.C. (jr) is 1yr. Also in their home is E(rastus) W. Dyer,26yrs, who is Dewitt's brother. No one else with the Dyer name is foundin Houston Village. The 1885 Minnesota census shows the growing family still in HoustonVillage (p260). D.C. is 43yrs, Nancy is 37yrs, Mabel 12yrs, Clinton11yrs, George 9yrs, Arthur 4yrs, and Blance (this must be Genevieve'smiddle name) 2yrs. A Norwiegan named Betsy Olson, 22yrs, is in the houseas a domestic. Elsie Dyer, of unknown relationship (maybe Dewitt's aunt),is also in Houston Village (p261). She is 60 years old and born in NY. Noother Dyers are in Houston Village. The 1895 Minnesota census shows the family still in Houston Village(p209). Dewit (sic) C. is 53yrs and has been in MN 25yrs and 6mos(therefore arrived about Jan 1870, about 5 years after his father), NancyJane is 47yrs, Mabel, 22yrs, is married to Alford (sic) Abrahamson andliving next door with her son, Merril 2yrs, Clinton 21yrs, George 18yrs(should be 19yrs), Arthur 14yrs, Genevieve 12yrs, and Dania (sic) 8yrs.Also in the house as domestics are two native Minnisotans, Dora Moen27yrs and Thea Johnson 21yrs. In the 1900 census for Houston, Dewitt is listed as; born in Oct 1841 inNY, both father & mother born in New York, owned a home with no mortgage,a merchant of dry goods and married 29 years. His wife, Nancy, was bornin Aug 1847 in Vermont, both parents born in Vermont, 6 of 7 childrenstill living, and the 'can't read' box is checked [because she is blind].The only children listed are: George (b. Sep 1876 in MN, school teacher),Arthur (b. Aug 1880 in MN, at school), and Dana (b. July 1886 in MN, atschool). A servant named Mary Arneson (b. Dec 1880 in Iowa, both parentsb. Norway) was living in the house. Dewitt Clinton jr. was in his ownhouse in Houston by this time. The article in the Houston County History (1982) by Daphne (Dyer)Baumgartner says: 'My grandfather, De Witt Clinton Dyer, was born October2, 1841, in Florence, New York. He was the son of George Hazard Dyer,[info about George]. [He] enlisted in an Illinois regiment at age 20 andwas discharged at Look Out Mountain, Tennessee, March 4, 1865.' 'My grandmother was Nancy Jane Vance, daughter of Aaron and LucindaTucker Vance, born August 13, 1847 in Barnet, Vermont. They were marriedOctober 2, 1871 and spent their honeymoon in Chicago during the time ofthe Great Chicago Fire [which was Oct. 8, 1871]. They had a harrowingexperience getting across the bridge to safety, carrying their trunkbetween them. They settled in Houston and built their home in 1877. Itwas refered to as a mansion and still stands as the Cook Funeral Home onJackson Street. The home was beautifully appointed with walnut doors andbannister. My daughter and her cousins would slide down the bannistermuch to the concern of my grandmother. [Info about grandmother] Mygrandfather was a successful merchant, druggist and landowner. He died inNovember, 1934. There were six children from the union: Mabel, De WittClinton Jr., George, Arthur, Genevieve, and Dana.' History of Ryegate, Vermont says Dewitt served three years during theCivil War. Gravestone says, 'VET 1861-65.' The Pension file received from the U.S. National Archives (case #WC954393) confirms most of the Civil War facts except Dewitt was notenlisted in an Illinois regiment, but rather he enlisted in Illinois to aU.S. Infantry Regiment, which had an illustrious war record. Followingare some excerpts from the pension file. On a form sent from The Department of the Interior, Bureau of Pensions,Washington, D.C. on June 6, 1904 it says: '1. When were you born? Answer: Oct. 2nd 1841. 2. Where were you born? Answer: Florence, Oneida Co. N.Y. 3. When did you enlist? Answer: March 4th 1862. 4. Where did you enlist? Answer: Chicago, Ill. 5. Where had you lived before you enlisted? Answer: Palatine, Cook Co.,Ill. 6. What was your post-office address at enlistment? Answer: Palatine,Cook Co., Ill. 7. What was your occupation at enlistment? Answer: Clerk. 8. When were you discharged? Answer: March 4th 1865. 9. Where were you discharged? Answer: Lookout Mt., Tenn. 10. Where have you lived since discharge? Houston, Minn. 11. What is your present occupation? Answer: Merchant. 12. What is your height? Answer: 5 feet 6 1/4 inches. Your weight? 130.The color of your eyes? Blue. The color of your hair? Brown. Yourcomplexion? Fair. Are there any permanent marks or scars on your person?(blank). 13. What is your full name? DeWitt C. Dyer' Witnessed by C.P. Weld andO.F. Fischer, M.D. on June 10th, 1904. Another form submitted at the same time as the one above includes name ofwife and marriage date and place, and names and birthdates of all livingchildren. A Declaration for Increase of Pension says, ' On this 3rd day of Oct.,A.D. one thousand nine hundred and six personally appeared before me, aNotary Public within and for the County and State aforsaid (Houston,Minn.), DeWitt C. Dyer, aged 65 years, late a member of Co. G 2nd Battalion 18th Regimant, U.S. Infantry aresident of Houston, County of Houston, State of Minnesota, who beingduly sworn according to law, declares that he is a pensioner of theUnited States under the act of June 27, 1890, enrolled at the Millwaukee, Wis. Pension Agency at the rate of sixdollars per month, by reason of partial inability to earn support bymanual labor, his pension certificate being numbered 1083871. That hebelieves himself to be entitled to an increase of pension on account of the following-named disabilities, to wit: thathe is now of the age of sixty-five (65) years, having become of the ageof sixty-five (65) years on the 2nd day of October, in the year 1906.' A sworn statement sent to the 'Widow Division' on 10 September 1924 fromHouston County, Minnesota says, 'That I, Nancy Jane Dyer am 77 years ofage, that I married said Deceased Soldier, DeWitt C. Dyer, and lived withhim as his wife, until his death on the 30th day of June 1924. Also that I am still living and have beensince DeWitt C. Dyer's death at the same address as formerly , inHouston, Minnesota.' Nancy Jane's 'X' was made next to her name since shewas totally blind by this time. From Dyers Compendium found at:http://www.civilwararchive.com/unionusrg.htm ' United States Regular Army Infantry 18th Regiment Infantry Organized by direction of the President May 4, 1861, and confirmed by Actof Congress July 29, 1861. Regiment organized at Columbus, Ohio. Orderedto Louisville, Ky., December 2, 1861. Attached to 3rd Brigade, 1stDivision, Army of the Ohio, to September, 1862. 3rd Brigade, 1st Division, 3rd Corps, Army of the Ohio,to November, 1862. 3rd Brigade, 3rd Division (Center), 14th Army Corps,Army of the Cumberland, to December, 1862. 4th Brigade, 1st Division(Center), 14th Army Corps, to January, 1863. 4th Brigade, 1st Division, 14th Army Corps, to April, 1863. 3rdBrigade, 1st Division, 14th Army Corps, to October, 1863. 2nd Brigade,1st Division, 14th Army Corps, to October, 1864. Regular Brigade,Chattanooga, Tenn., Dept. of the Cumberland, to November, 1864. 1st Brigade, 1st Separate Division, District of theEtowah, Dept. of the Cumberland, to July, 1865. SERVICE.--Operations in Southeast Kentucky December, 1861, to February,1862. Advance to Camp Hamilton, Ky., January 1-17, 1862. Logan's CrossRoads, Mill Springs, January 19-20. Moved to Louisville, Ky., thence toNashville, Tenn., February 10-March 2. March to Savannah, Tenn., March 20-April 6. Battle of Shiloh, Tenn.,April 6-7. Advance on and siege of Corinth, Miss., April 29-May 30.Buell's Campaign in North Alabama and Middle Tennessee June to August.March to Louisville, Ky., in pursuit of Bragg August 21-September 26. Pursuit of Bragg into Kentucky October1-22. Near Bardstown October 6. Battle of Perryville October 8. March toNashville, Tenn., October 22-November 7, and duty there until December26. Advance on Murfreesboro December 26-30. Battle of Stone's River December 30-31, 1862, and January 1-3,1863. Duty near Murfreesboro until June. Eaglesville March 2(Detachment). Middle Tennessee (or Tullahoma) Campaign June 23-July 7.Hoover's Gap June 24-26. Beech Grove June 26. Occupation of Middle Tennessee until August 16. Passage of the CumberlandMountains and Tennessee River and Chickamauga (Ga.) Campaign August16-September 22. Battle of Chickamauga, Ga., September 19-21. RossvilleGap September 21. Siege of Chattanooga, Tenn., September 24-November 23. Reopening Tennessee RiverOctober 26-29. Battles of Chattanooga November 23-27. Orchard KnobNovember 23-24. Mission Ridge November 25. Graysville November 26. PeaVine Creek November 27. Reconnaissance of Dalton, Ga., February 22-27, 1864. Tunnel Hill, Buzzard's Roost Gap andRocky Faced Ridge February 23-25. Atlanta (Ga.) Campaign May 1-September8. Rocky Faced Ridge May 8-11. Battle of Resaca May 14-15. Advance onDallas May 18-25. Operations on line of Pumpkin Vine Creek and battles about Dallas, New Hope Church andAllatoona Hills May 25-June 5. Pickett's Mills May 27. Operations aboutMarietta and against Kenesaw Mountain June 10-July 2. Pine Hill June11-14. Lost Mountain June 15-17, Assault on Kenesaw Mountain June 27. Ruff's Station, Smyrna Camp Ground, July 4.Chattahoochie River July 5-17. Peach Tree Creek July 19-20. Siege ofAtlanta July 22-August 25. Utoy Creek August 5-7. Flank movement onJonesboro August 25-30. Battle of Jonesboro August 31-September 1. At Atlanta until September 28. Moved toChattanooga, Tenn., September 28-30, thence to Lookout Mountain and dutythere until July, 1865. Regiment lost during service 9 Officers and 209 Enlisted men killed andmortally wounded and 6 Officers and 246 Enlisted men by disease. Total470.' Dewitt did not leave a will but his estate was probated in Houston County21 Aug 1925. He is refered to as D.C. Dyer and D. Clinton Dyer. Mentionedin the document are his wife, refered to as 'Nane J.' and six children;Mabel L. Abramson, D. Clinton, George E., Arthur G., Genevieve D. Stine,and Dana L. Nancy received the house on lots 6, 7, and 8 of block 26 inMons Anderson's Addition to Village of Houston (NW corner of Spruce &Jackson Streets) and $1,470.18 cash. Each child received $490.06 in cash. An interesting footnote: There is a Dewitt C. Dyer shown in the 1880census in San Marcos, Hays County, Texas (page 030). He is age 31, bornin Texas, parents both born in Tenn., single, whose occupation is 'gnl(?)mdse merchant'. Why is Dewitt C. Dyer such a popular name? Provided by: Hal W. Jennings
Birth*: 2 October 1841, Florence, Oneida County, New York; 2
Occupation*: Merchant-Dry goods& groc.
Marriage*: 2 October 1871, Houston, Houston, Minnesota, Principal=Nancy Jane Vance
Marriage: 2 October 1871, Houston, Houston County, Minnesota; Quality: 3, Principal=Nancy Jane Vance
Death*: 30 June 1924, Houston, Houston, Minnesota
Burial*: Money Creek, Houston County, Minnesota

Parents:

Father: George Hazard Dyer , Jr. b. 10 January 1816, d. 12 May 1896
Mother: Ann Eliza Dana b. 11 April 1813, d. 10 April 1858

Family:

Marriage: 2 October 1871, Houston, Houston County, Minnesota; Quality: 3, Principal=Nancy Jane Vance
Marriage*: 2 October 1871, Houston, Houston, Minnesota, Principal=Nancy Jane Vance

Nancy Jane Vance b. 13 August 1847, d. 17 November 1934

Children:

Mabel Lucinda Dyer+ b. 12 Jul 1872, d. a 1924
Dewitt Clinton Dyer+ b. 22 Apr 1874, d. Aug 1960
George Elmore Dyer b. 8 Sep 1876, d. a 1924
Maud Gertrude Dyer b. 21 Jun 1878, d. 19 May 1885
Arthur Grant Dyer+ b. 6 Sep 1880, d. 1945
Genevieve B. Dyer b. 7 Dec 1882, d. 1957
Dana L. Dyer+ b. 11 Jul 1886, d. Oct 1969

Dewitt Clinton Dyer

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Occupation*: Druggist
Note*: [Jennings.FTW] In the 1900 census for Houston, Houston County, MN, Dewitt is listed asClinton Dyer. This must have been necessitated to distinguish him fromhis father. He was born Apr 1874 in MN, father born in NY and mother inVermont. Can read/write/speak English, rents home and is a druggist. His wife, G___n, was born in Augbut the year and place are unknown. Daughter Daphna was born Jan 1897 inMN. The article in the Houston County History (1982) by Daphne (Dyer)Baumgartner says: 'He must have been a good student, because at the ageof 12 he received awards from his teached, Will Boyd. In May and June of1886, he received two awards of 100 merit points each. They are beautiful certificates which my daughter, Nancy[Baumgartner], has framed. Not only was he a good student, but he wasalso extremely musical. He played the guitar, harmonica and baritonehorn. In fact, he was playing in a band at a dance in the Town Hall the night I was born.' 'As a young man, he worked with his father as an apprentice druggist,later passing the State Boards to become a registered pharmacist. Myfather entered into partnership with Henry Forsyth and they continued inbusiness in the same building, (the building bearing the Dyer name on the corner of Grant and Cedar Streets[in Houston Village]) where the Bedore Drug Store now operates. Theenclosed picture is of their original store with the marble fountain andthe 1910 vintage ice cream tables and chairs. In the picture from left to right are: Henry Forsyth, my father,Clint, as he was known, and Dr. Onsgard, Sr.' 'My father was also civic minded, serving as Justice of the Peace inHouston for many years. My father married Glendon Marie Case January 6,1896 while she was a student at Mankato Normal School. They built theirhome at what is now 313 Spruce Street, the house in which I still live. My father died in August 1960 and mymother died in September 1962. They are both buried in the Money CreekCemetery.' Provided by: Hal W. Jennings
Birth*: 22 April 1874, Houston, Houston, Minnesota
Marriage*: 6 January 1896, Principal=Marie Glendon Case
Death*: August 1960, Houston, Houston, Minnesota
Burial*: Money Creek, Houston County, Minnesota

Parents:

Father: Dewitt Clinton Dyer b. 2 October 1841, d. 30 June 1924
Mother: Nancy Jane Vance b. 13 August 1847, d. 17 November 1934

Family:

Marie Glendon Case b. 18 August 1877, d. 5 September 1962

Children:

Daphney Wildred Dyer b. 2 Jan 1896, d. UNKNOWN
Daphne M. Dyer+ b. 2 Jan 1897, d. UNKNOWN
Nancy Dyer b. 4 May 1898, d. UNKNOWN

Dexter Dyer

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Note*: From Leslie Dyer: 1850 census lived in Berne, Albany, NY and worked as a laborer. 1860 census lived in Nanticoke, Broome, NY (no wife) 'shingle weaver' asper Lela Koch's letter (10 Jan 1956(1996)) Dexter m in the New SalemDutch Ref Church in Jerusalem, New Salem, Albany, NY. He moved to thetown of Maine, Broome, NY between 1850-1855. Diane Wolford 3929 OverlandRoad #761, Boise, ID 83705 (Apr 1999) [Gedcom, Pat Miller] Birth & Death dates from Tombstone.
Birth*: 11 April 1803, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Marriage*: 27 July 1823, New Salem, Albany Co, New York, Principal=Mary (Maria) Pier
Burial*: 1880, Glen Aubrey, Albany County, New York
Death*: 20 December 1880

Parents:

Father: James Dyer b. 23 April 1756, d. 3 March 1835
Mother: Mary Marcy b. 19 January 1760, d. 13 October 1844

Family:

Mary (Maria) Pier b. 9 December 1802, d. 14 February 1875

Children:

Christina Dyer b. 1824, d. UNKNOWN
John Dyer+ b. 1826, d. UNKNOWN
Peter Dyer+ b. 18 Jan 1829, d. 8 Mar 1910
James Dyer b. 1832, d. UNKNOWN
Jackson Dyer b. 1837, d. 18 Jul 1910
Charles Dyer b. 1839, d. UNKNOWN
Rachel Dyer b. 1840, d. UNKNOWN
Alexander Dyer+ b. 27 May 1842, d. 8 May 1930
Mary Dyer+ b. 1845, d. UNKNOWN

Diantha Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Birth*: 23 February 1803

Parents:

Father: Charles Dyer , Capt. b. 4 July 1753, d. 27 October 1845
Mother: Susannah Wright b. 23 April 1762, d. 15 June 1820

Family:

Daniel Sherwood d. UNKNOWN

Children:

Somers Sherwood+ b. 1 Jan 1825, d. 29 Jan 1895

Donald Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Birth*: 1903, Youngsville, Warren, Pa

Parents:

Father: Alexander S Dyer b. 22 December 1874, d. UNKNOWN
Mother: Mary Rachel Cole b. 1883, d. UNKNOWN

Dorcas Dyer

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Note*: She signed the deed 'Joy Ladd and Elisha Ladd deeded to Fenner Angell,Dec 24, 1803'
Marriage*: 7 August 1774, North Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, Principal=Joy Ladd
Death*: after 1803

Parents:

Father: Charles Dyer b. 1710, d. 1777
Mother: Abigail Williams b. before 1717, d. UNKNOWN

Family:

Joy Ladd d. 4 July 1826

Children:

Samuel Ladd b. 9 Feb 1775, d. 1838
Elisha Ladd b. 21 Oct 1776, d. UNKNOWN
Lydia Ladd b. 1786, d. UNKNOWN
Alfred Ladd b. 9 Aug 1791, d. UNKNOWN

Dorcas Dyer

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Note*: she married Darius Macomber?? (she was 11 yrs old?? FED)
Birth*: 7 January 1833
Death*: 1844

Parents:

Father: Samuel Dyer b. 1 June 1792, d. UNKNOWN
Mother: Lydia Hoxie b. 7 October 1791, d. 26 October 1870

Dorothy Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Birth*: after 1875

Parents:

Father: George Leland Dyer b. 1849, d. 1914
Mother: Susan Hart Palms b. after 1843, d. UNKNOWN

Dorothy Frances Dyer

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Note*: never married
Birth*: 24 March 1898
Death*: 3 January 1972, Montreal, Canada

Parents:

Father: Heman Horace Dyer b. 17 November 1869, d. 16 June 1939
Mother: Kathleen Frances O'Regan b. 23 February 1873, d. 14 October 1946

Duncan Dyer

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Note*: He died in his youth.
Birth*: 24 April 1906
Death*: 27 March 1907

Parents:

Father: Leonard Huntress Dyer b. 13 May 1873, d. 1955
Mother: Josephine Duncan b. 11 November 1881, d. UNKNOWN

Ebenezer Dyer

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Birth*: 19 April 1720, Bristol, Bristol County, Rhode Island
Death*: 3 April 1751, Rhode Island

Parents:

Father: John Dyer , Capt. b. circa 1688, d. 6 September 1748
Mother: Sarah Bowerman d. 13 July 1729

Ebenezer W. Dyer

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Note*: At his death he was aged 32 years. Letter from Dawn R. Tiefert dated 5 MAR 1979. Personal Knowledge of JWP. Joseph W. Pehoushek, Punta Gorda, FL, Date ofentry: 6 Aug 1999. Eben W. Dyer son of James & Nan?? DYER died in SanLorenzo Calif April 12 1861 Age 32Personally visited gravesite inCalais Cemetery, Western Margin, Block 47, Lot 3. Whether this is amemorial only or Eben W. is actually buried here is unknown to me. [JP]
Birth*: circa 1829, Maine
Death*: 2 April 1861, San Lorenzo, Alameda, Ca

Parents:

Father: James Dyer , Jr. b. 3 October 1798, d. 9 May 1876
Mother: Nancy Watson b. between 1800 and 1810, d. circa 1831

Eddie J. Dyer

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Birth*: 1 March 1866, Bangor, Van Buren, Mi
Marriage*: 27 September 1892, San Dimas, Los Angeles, Ca, Principal=Aggie K. Daly
Marriage*: 2 October 1913, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, Ca, Principal=Mary C. Becker
Death*: 16 June 1943

Parents:

Father: Levi Latham Dyer b. 1 November 1825, d. 13 April 1910
Mother: Mary Jane Disbrow b. 15 May 1840, d. 1 February 1925

Family 1:

Aggie K. Daly b. 4 July 1873, d. 21 November 1907

Children:

Ernest L. Dyer b. 7 Sep 1893, d. UNKNOWN
Ralph M. Dyer b. 3 Dec 1894, d. UNKNOWN
Frank Dyer+ b. 13 Jun 1897, d. UNKNOWN

Family 2:

Mary C. Becker b. 22 September 1872, d. UNKNOWN

Edgar Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Birth*: 21 May 1863, Lawrence, Van Buren, Mi
Marriage*: September 1883, Principal=Jennie Donaldson
Marriage*: 23 May 1921, Paw Paw, Van Buren, Mi, Principal=Ruth Cooper Hope

Parents:

Father: Andrew Jackson Dyer b. 6 March 1837, d. 1 November 1911
Mother: Mandane McAllister b. 5 June 1839, d. 1865

Family 1:

Jennie Donaldson b. September 1867, d. UNKNOWN

Family 2:

Ruth Cooper Hope b. 1 December 1867, d. UNKNOWN

Edith L. Dyer

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Note*: obituary dated 9 Feb 1998. [Gedcom, Pat Miller]
Birth*: 29 April 1903, Conewango, New York
Burial*: 1998, Rose Hill Cemetery, Spartansburg, Pa
Death*: 9 February 1998, Spartansburg, Crawford, Pa

Parents:

Father: Darwin F Dyer b. 24 June 1869, d. UNKNOWN
Mother: Christie A DeVore b. 1886, d. between 1977 and 1979

Family:

Raymond Henry Clark d. 1974

Children:

Raymond L Clark d. 1998

Edith M. Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Birth*: 26 June 1881, Rhode Island
Marriage*: 14 January 1901, Rhode Island, Principal=William J. Porter

Parents:

Father: Frederick Oliver Dyer b. 1852, d. 19 September 1908
Mother: Ada A. Brown b. 1862, d. 26 October 1889

Family:

William J. Porter d. UNKNOWN

Edmund Dyer

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Note*: William Allan Dyer notes that Edmund, probably named after his father'sfriend and benefactor, Sir Edmund Andos, was unmarried. [Father's will, Sep.4,1690] To 2nd son Edward, about 1000 acres in Pennsylvania, 6 cows, and 2 youngcattle.
Birth*: circa 1666
Death*: 1700, Lewes, Delaware

Parents:

Father: William Dyer , Major b. circa 1642, d. before 5 June 1688
Mother: Mary Walker d. after 1688

Edmund Dyer

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Birth*: 1781, Cranston, Providence, Rhode Island
Marriage*: 9 October 1803, Chester, Vermont, Principal=Amorilla Giles
Death*: 1865, Waterville, Lucas, Ohio

Parents:

Father: Stephen Dyer b. 10 January 1751/52, d. 27 February 1847
Mother: Sarah Mathewson b. 24 May 1762, d. 2 July 1811

Family:

Amorilla Giles b. 1784, d. UNKNOWN

Children:

Sarah Madison Dyer+ b. 1802, d. 1882

Edna E. H. Dyer

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Note*: Person Source
Name Variation: Edna H Dyer
Birth: circa 1840
Birth*: 1843, Westport, Bristol County, Massachusetts
Marriage*: 20 December 1863, Tiverton, Newport County, Rhode Island, Principal=Henry B. Corey
Marriage: 20 December 1863, Tiverton, Newport County, Rhode Island, Principal=Henry B Cory
Death*: 1 June 1883, Tiverton, Newport County, Rhode Island

Parents:

Father: Warren D. Dyer b. 4 June 1809, d. 15 April 1890
Mother: Elizabeth Manchester b. 1804, d. before 1890

Family 1:

Marriage*: 20 December 1863, Tiverton, Newport County, Rhode Island, Principal=Henry B. Corey

Henry B. Corey d. UNKNOWN

Family 2:

Marriage: 20 December 1863, Tiverton, Newport County, Rhode Island, Principal=Henry B Cory

Henry B Cory b. 26 May 1842

Children:

Warren Webster Cory b. 12 Jun 1870
Ednah Estelle Cory b. 29 Mar 1873, d. 23 Sep 1873

Edna S. Dyer

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Burial*: 1847, SWAN POINT, PROVIDENCE, BLACKSTONE BLVD
Birth*: 1 August 1847
Death*: 11 October 1847, Providence, Providence, Rhode Island

Parents:

Father: George Regent Dyer b. 18 December 1813, d. 17 February 1888
Mother: Sophia Hilliard b. 6 March 1809, d. 12 October 1888

Edward Dyer

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Note*: Freeman 1 May 1722 Deputy to the General Assembly from N. Kingstown, RI in 1748. Of No. Kingstown, RI 'In June 1762 Capt Edward Dyer of North Kingstown was commander ofprivateer DOVE, 20 tons, of Newport. Served in Old French & Indian War,Commander of Privateer Dove of Newport in 1762. [RI Colonial WarSevicemen, 1740-1762] 30 January 1747 - William Allen and wife Freelove to James Allen, JohnAllen and wife Anne, all of North Kingstown, to E Dyer Jr. (AllenNewsletter) will dated Aug 5, 1776; Proved N. Kingstown, 21 Apr 1788, the record ofwhich has been injured, but it mentions his son, Edward, his grand-sonBa[rat] Dyer, his daughter, Freelove Aylsworth, wife of Arthur Aylsworth;his daughter, Hannah, wife of Richard Card, deceased; his daughter PhebeDyer, and his son, John. (Aylsworth Gen. Page 60)
Name Variation: Capt. (?) (?)
Name Variation: Edward Dyer , Jr.
Birth: 6 January 1700/1, North Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island
Birth*: 6 January 1700/1, Providence, Rhode Island
Marriage*: circa 1725, Principal=Freelove (?)
Death*: 13 March 1788, North Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island

Parents:

Father: Edward Dyer b. circa 1670, d. 1760
Mother: Mary Sayles Greene b. 3 January 1676/77, d. 1761

Family 1:

Freelove (Nee?) Dyer b. circa 1701, d. UNKNOWN

Children:

Phebe Dyer+ d. UNKNOWN
Freelove Dyer+ b. 1721, d. 26 Sep 1790
William Dyer+ b. c 1723, d. c 1749
Edward Dyer , Capt.+ b. 1725, d. 12 Sep 1795
John Dyer+ b. 1733, d. Mar 1791

Family 2:

Marriage*: circa 1725, Principal=Freelove (?)

Freelove (?)

Children:

Hannah Dyer+ b. 4 Sep 1724, d. 1795
Hannah Dyer+ b. 4 Sep 1724, d. 1795

Edward Dyer

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Note*: He was a house carpenter. 1691, Feb.9 He and his brother Elisha were complained of by DanielVernon, of Kings Town, for taking possession of his farm at Aquidneset,forcing open the door of the cellar, etc., they both being non residents. 1689, Sep.22 He and wife Mary signed an obligation at Newport, bindingthemselves in sum of L200, to stand by arbitration of Thomas Olney andWeston Clarke, regarding a house and lot in Warwick for which an actionhad been commenced by Edward Dyer for his wife, daughter of WilliamGreene, deceased, against said Samuel Greene, to whom the bond was given. 1690, Mar.17 He and wife Mary gave a receipt to uncle Samuel Greene, forL15, and also L10, already had, according to the award. [Gen. Dict. of RI] Lived in No. Kingstown, RI 1 March 1739/40 - William Allen and Edward Dyer Sr to ChristopherPhillips. (Allen Newsletter)
Name Variation: Edward Dyer
Marriage: Principal=Mary Sayles Greene
Birth*: circa 1670, Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island
Marriage*: before 28 September 1698, North Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island, Principal=Mary Sayles Greene
Death*: 1760, North Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island

Parents:

Father: Samuel Dyer b. 20 December 1635, d. 4 April 1691
Mother: Anne Hutchinson b. 18 November 1643, d. 10 January 1716/17

Family:

Mary Sayles Greene b. 3 January 1676/77, d. 1761

Children:

Edward Dyer+ b. 6 Jan 1700/1, d. 13 Mar 1788
Edward Dyer+ b. 6 Jan 1700/1, d. 13 Mar 1788
Mary Dyer+ b. 1702, d. 1 Dec 1740
Samuel Dyer+ b. 1703, d. c 1760
William Dyer+ b. 1705, d. 19 Mar 1788
Phebe Dyer b. 1708, d. UNKNOWN