George Chester Dyer , Col.

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Birth*: after 1796
Marriage*: 29 October 1837, Richford, Franklin, Vermont, Principal=Jane Joyce
Death*: after 1888, Sutton, Québec, Canada

Parents:

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

Family:

Jane Joyce d. UNKNOWN

Children:

Eugene Alphonso Dyer+ b. 12 Dec 1838, d. 2 Dec 1911
Annette Eugenia Dyer+ b. 11 Jul 1841, d. a 1888

George Dallas Dyer

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Note*: 'He was six feet two inches tall and well proportioned, with erectcarriage. He was fully matured at the age of seventeen years, when he waselected captain of Co. C. 29th Regt. Missouri Volunteers, and was markedas a leader of men. He served through the war until the Siege ofVicksburg when he contracted disease in the swamps which resulted in hisdeath.' (Photo in History of Kimball Family Book) ========================================== He was killed in battle Nov. 13, 1863, at Pilot Knob, Missouri. Buried atJoliet, Illinois. (Olin.doc)
Birth*: 21 October 1844, Plainfield, Illinois
Burial*: 1863, Joliet, Illinois
Death*: 13 November 1863, Pilot Knob, Mo

Parents:

Father: George Randolph Dyer b. 3 June 1813, d. 1893
Mother: Elizabeth Howe Kimball b. 16 December 1818, d. 14 April 1880

George E. Dyer

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Note*: West Street Cemetery
Birth*: 6 May 1879
Death*: 7 June 1880

Parents:

Father: Edward Greene (Twin) Dyer b. 15 May 1845, d. UNKNOWN
Mother: Nancy Amanda Hulett b. after 1834, d. UNKNOWN

George E. Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Birth*: after 1833

Parents:

Father: Daniel C. Dyer b. after 1796, d. UNKNOWN
Mother: Martha Holland d. UNKNOWN

Family:

Adelaide Clark d. UNKNOWN

Children:

Volney N. Dyer+ b. 1859, d. UNKNOWN

George Edward Dyer

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Burial*: 1836, SWAN POINT, PROVIDENCE, BLACKSTONE BLVD
Birth*: 8 January 1836
Death*: 14 January 1836, Providence, Providence, Rhode Island

Parents:

Father: Cyrus Dyer b. 3 November 1797, d. 22 March 1864
Mother: Mary Ann Grinnell b. 30 November 1799, d. 2 February 1854

George Elmore Dyer

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Occupation*: Lawyer
Note*: In 1900 census, George is a school teacher. Ryegate, VT history says he graduated from Minnesota University and afterwards the Law School forthree years. In 1913 has law practice in Caledonia, Minn.
Birth*: 8 September 1876, Houston, Houston, Minnesota
Death*: after 1924

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

George Everett Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Birth*: 5 May 1877, Rhode Island

Parents:

Father: Albert Jerome Dyer b. circa 1849, d. UNKNOWN
Mother: Emma Jane Brightman b. 1854, d. after 1880

George F. Dyer

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Note*: 'George F., aged 40 years, farmer, of Little Compton, born Westport, sonof Canaan G. and Abby, and Mary A. Thompson, aged 27 years, born LittleCompton, daughter of Arnold and Reliance, at Tiverton, Jan 2, 1873.' mentioned in father's will 1836 77-3-8 1880 Census, Little Compton, Newport, RI: George F. DYER Self M Male W 50 RI Farmer RI RI Abigail DYER Mother W Female W 78 RI At Home MA MA
Birth*: 1831, Westport, Bristol County, Massachusetts
Marriage*: 2 January 1873, Tiverton, Newport, Rhode Island, Principal=Mary A. Thompson
Burial*: 1908, ADAMSVILLE OR CHURCH CEMETERY LITTLE COMPTON ADAMSVILLE RD (COLDBROOK RD) of tele. pole # 62
Death*: 12 July 1908, Little Compton, Newport, Rhode Island

Parents:

Father: Canaan Gifford Dyer b. 26 April 1786, d. 9 May 1836
Mother: Abigail Palmer b. 1805, d. after 1850

Family:

Mary A. Thompson b. 1846, d. 2 May 1919

Children:

Stephen K. Dyer b. 11 Apr 1873, d. UNKNOWN
Sidney Leroy Dyer b. 13 Oct 1874, d. 14 Oct 1920

George Franklin Dyer

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Birth*: 12 January 1867
Death*: 27 February 1944

Parents:

Father: Peter Dyer b. 18 January 1829, d. 8 March 1910
Mother: Susan Helen Burton b. 8 May 1846, d. 9 February 1912

George Frederick Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Note*: LCF names him 'Frederick'
Birth*: 20 August 1843, Westport, Bristol County, Massachusetts

Parents:

Father: George L. Dyer b. 4 August 1810, d. 21 May 1884
Mother: Lucy H. Potter b. 1 June 1818, d. 20 January 1846

George Frederick Dyer

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Note*: age 2yrs 5mos.
Birth*: 17 June 1825, Rhode Island
Death*: 3 November 1827, Rhode Island

Parents:

Father: Paris Dyer b. 21 February 1798, d. 17 December 1870
Mother: Julia Ann Dyer b. 20 June 1799, d. 25 January 1883

George Hazard Dyer , Jr.

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Note*: 1810 DYER GEORGE H. Albany County NY 112 41020-11020 Federal PopulationSchedule NY 1810 Federal Census Index NYS1a958215 1850 DYER GEORGE H. Oneida County NY 202 Florence Federal PopulationSchedule NY 1850 Federal Census Index NYS6a922257 1860 DYER GEORGE H. Oneida County NY 817 Florence Town Of FederalPopulation Schedule NY 1860 Federal Census Index NY29559854 ================================ The Following Provided by: Hal W. Jennings The 1840 census only lists head of houshold and number of people in ageranges. We find George H. Dyer in Annsville, Oneida County, NY (page211). There is one male and one female 20 to 30 years old and a male 70to 80 and a female 50-60. Is this young George and his new wife Elizacaring for his (or her) elderly parents? Or is George H. the older man'sname and they still have 2 children (or George and his wife) living withthem? Other Dyers in Oneida County are: Alexander in Augusta (page 332, age 40-50, wife 30-40, daughter 5-10); Edmund in Augusta (page 331, age 40-50, wife 20-30, sons; 1:5-10,1:10-15, daughters; 2:<5, 1:5-10); Lyman in Augusta (page 331, age 20-30, wife 20-30); Horace H. in Marcy (page 039); Milton in Marcy (page 038); Richolafs in Vernon (page 410, age 50-60, wife 50-60, daughters; 1:5-10,1:15-20, 1 free colored <10); Sylvanus in Marshall (page 354, age 70-80, wife 60-70). By the 1850 census, the George H. Dyer family has a strong beginning inFlorence, Oneida County, NY (page 202). George is 36 (though he wasactually 34), born in NY, a farmer who owns $2,300 property. His wife,Eliza, is 38 (though she was atually 37) and was also born in NY. Theirchildren and ages (as listed in this census - note that relative agesseem to shift around from census to census though it is subject tomisreading as all of this is taken from microfilms of handwrittenmaterial): Dewitt (9), George H. (7), Spencer (5), Erastus W. (3), MaryAnn (1) all born in NY. Mary Cornell(sp?), 16 born in NY is also in thehoushold; probably a 'domestic'. Two houses away is Hannah Dyer, age 60born in Connecticut with $200 property and Elsey Dyer, age 25 born in NY.Is Hannah George's mother? An aunt? What relation might Elsey be? The Houston County (MN) History (1982) says that George's wife's name wasAnn Eliza Dana and that she died in April, 1858. So it comes as nosurprise that George had remarried by the 1860 census. What is surprisingis that his new wife was 18 years younger than his first wife. In the 1860 census, George H. Dyer is still in Florence, Oneida County,NY (page 817). George is 44, born in NY, a farmer who owns $1,100 realand $600 personal property. His new wife, Rebecca, is 30 and was born inNY. Here's where the ages start to deviate from earlier records. Dewitt(18), A___so (this must be A. Spencer's first name) (15), Erastus W.(13), Nancy (10), Harriet (9), Martha (5) all born in NY. Note thatGeorge and Mary Ann are missing and Nancy, Harriet, and Martha are newarrivals. We find young George in the Town of Camden, Oneida County (page873) age 18, listed as a laborer apparently working for Harry(sp?)Scovill(sp?) in whose house he is living. Camden is only a short distancefrom Florence. Mary Ann may have died or her name was changed to Nancy(name changes seem to be a 'thing' with this family). Since she waslisted as being 1 year old in 1850, it might be expected she would be 11in 1860, but she may have been less than 1 in 1850 (I don't see any age 0or fractional ages in this part of the census). Also living in the house isSarah Kinnsley(sp?)(Kingsley?), age 17, a domestic born in NY. Other Dyers in Oneida County in 1860 census (incomplete list - don't haveindex): Dewitt in Camden (page 943, age 16, clerk) Dewitt! This must be arelative or it could be that Dewitt was counted twice and has the wrongage. This last explanation is consistent with the story in the History ofHouston (MN) County (1882), which says he left home at the age of 16 andentered a mercantile establishment, where he remained until 1862. There is also a Clinton Dyer in Precinct 7, West Troy, Rensselaer County,NY (page 657). Since the unusual name Clinton seems popular in thisfamily, he must be a relative as well. The 1870 census shows two households of Dyers next door to each other inHouston, Houston County, Minnesota (page 1107). George H. Dyer is listedas 54 years, born in NY, a merchant of dry goods and groceries with realproperty worth $400. He has a new wife, Nancy A., who is 9 years youngerthan his second wife (31 yrs, keeping house, born in NY) and a son,Edward (1 yr, born in MN). Also in the house with George were 3 WILBERchildren: Albert (12 yrs), Sarah (10 yrs), and Christina (8 yrs). Thesemust be Nancy's children from her first marriage. The 1880 Census of Walan listed in his household Geo. H. (64) Nancy A.(42) Edward (11) LaFayette (8) May (6). The 1885 Census listed Geo. H. (69) Anna (48) Edwin (16) Laffail (13) May(11). In the house next door are some of his other children; Dewitt C. (C lookslike L.) (25 yrs- should be 29), A. Spencer (24), Harriet (17), andMartha (15). (See Dewitt C. Dyer for more information about this.) The1870 census seems to have wrong ages for several children. Missing areGeorge H. jr., Erastus W., Mary Ann (again), and Nancy. I need to recheckcensus for George. There is an Erastus W. Dyer in Madison, Lake County,SD in the 1870/75 and 1880 (page 188) census that I bet is this son ofGeorge. He is also listed in the 1890 Roll of Honor for Civil Warveterans. (Haven't checked any of these sources yet.) There is a MaryDyer listed in Caledonia (page 1038) who is 19 and was born in NY. She isin the house of Thomas Abbotta and is at school. Nancy (or Mary Ann)would be about 20 years and could be married. George appears to have moved from NY to MN between 1860 and 1865. Myguess is about 1864 because George and Nancy were married in MN in April,1865 but, because Nancy was born in NY, I guess they met in NY. This isall conjecture at this point. George and Nancy appear to have moved to Whalan about 1875 as theirdaughter, Eliza May, was born in Houston in 1874 but they are not livingin Houston for the 1875 state census. The article in the Houston County History (1982) by Daphne (Dyer)Baumgartner says: '[My great grandfather was] born January 10, 1816, inWaterlo [should be Westerlo], Albany County, New York. George Hazard Dyermarried Ann Eliza Dana, who was born April 11, 1813. She died in New YorkState in April 1858. My greatgrandfather eventually settled in Whalanwhere he died May 13, 1896. My daughter, my cousin, Darrel Leland Dyer,and I found his grave there in the summer of 1978.' =========================================================== History of Fillmore County, MN. On pages 388 and 389 appeared thisbiography which I later found at the Fillmore Co. Historical Center thissummer. (e-mail from Ken Olson) 'Georger H. Dyer, one of the representative men of Fillmore County, andthe leading merchant of Whalan, was born in Westerlo, Albany Co., NY onthe 10th January 1816. His father, George H. Dyer, (was this Hazard orsomeone else?) was born in Rhode Island, and moved to New York in 1794.He married Mrs. Nickerson, whose maiden name was Hannah Jones, niece ofCommore Jones. (John Paul Jones was really John Paul who added Jones toescape the law) The family moved to Oneida County (Florence) in 1833,where George, the subject of our sketch, was married to Miss Ann ElizaDana in 1840. (I have complete Dana data if you would like it) He wasengaged in farming for a few years; then began his mercantil career inEmpyville (near Florence, NY), continued in the same one year, andreturned to his farm near his old home. His wife died in 1858 leavingeight children. In 1860, he married Miss Rebecca Murdock, who diedeighteen months later. In 1861, he removed to Palatine, Cook County,Illinois (just outside Chicago), and three years later to Minnesota,locating on a farm in Houston County.(Haven't located it yet but think itmight be near Money Creek a few miles outside of Houston.) Mr. Dyer wasunited in matrimony with Mrs. Nancy Wilber (Was it Wilbur or Wilber orWilbor? Where did she come from? There were Wilbors near his farm inSouth Westerlo, Albany, NY) in 1865. In 1867, he opened a general storein the village of Houston, and fours years later transferred the same tohis son, Dwight C., (I think it should be DeWitt Clinton Dyer not Dwight,I have Nancy Baumgartner's Dyer Genealogy if you would like it)) who nowcarried on the business. Mr. and Mrs. Dyer came to Whalan in 1871 (Smalltown on scenic Root River which seems to have been populated withScandinavians). He erected his present store (Whalan had a huge firewhich destroyed the store and many other buildings. His house stillstands and I have a picture of it and talked with present owner.) thesame year, keeping a general line of groceries, dry goods, hardware, etc.He was a member of the first village Council, and is now the President;has also held other local offices. His grandfather, Charles Dyer,(usuallyspelled either Dyar or Dyre) was a native of Rhode Island, anddistinguished himself as major in the Battle of Bunker Hill, inconsequence of which he was promoted to the rank of Colonel, and engagedin a number of important battles. The father of the latter was born inBelfast, Ireland, and among the early settlers of Rhode Island. He wasCaptain in the British Navy in the war against the French in which he wasseverely wounded in the face and discharged in consequence. Mr. Dyer hasa sister, Miss Elsie Dyer, living in Houston (I found buried in MoneyCreek Cemetery where a number of Dyer and Vances are buried). His onlybrother died when young, Albany County, NY. ( I think he might have been buried in Oneida Co., NY because I did find a Dyer buried in Old TabergCemetery, Annsville, NY south of Florence, NY and Empyville as well as inGrilley Cemetery, Florence.)
Birth*: 10 January 1816, Westerlo, Albany, New York
Marriage*: circa 1840, Oneida County, New York, Principal=Ann Eliza Dana
Marriage*: circa 1859, Principal=Rebecca Murdock
Marriage*: 2 April 1865, Houston, Houston, Minnesota, Principal=Nancy Ann Wilber , Mrs.
Burial*: 1896, Quaker Cemetery, North Highland, Minnesota
Death*: 12 May 1896, Whalan, Filmore, Minnesota

Parents:

Father: George Hazard Dyer , Sr. b. circa 1770, d. 24 March 1843
Mother: Hannah Jones b. circa 1785, d. 28 August 1851

Family 1:

Marriage*: circa 1840, Oneida County, New York, Principal=Ann Eliza Dana

Ann Eliza Dana b. 11 April 1813, d. 10 April 1858

Children:

Dewitt Clinton Dyer+ b. 2 Oct 1841, d. 30 Jun 1924
George Hazard Dyer III+ b. 11 Aug 1843, d. 5 Dec 1914
Ambrose Spencer Dyer+ b. 19 Jun 1845, d. 13 Mar 1926
Erastus W. Dyer b. c 1847, d. UNKNOWN
Mary Ann Dyer b. c 1849, d. UNKNOWN
Nancy Dyer b. c 1850, d. UNKNOWN
Harriet Dyer b. c 1853, d. UNKNOWN
Martha Dyer b. c 1855, d. UNKNOWN
Louisa Dyer b. 1857, d. 13 Apr 1858

Family 2:

Marriage*: circa 1859, Principal=Rebecca Murdock

Rebecca Murdock b. circa 1830, d. 6 April 1861

Family 3:

Marriage*: 2 April 1865, Houston, Houston, Minnesota, Principal=Nancy Ann Wilber , Mrs.

Nancy Ann Wilber , Mrs. b. circa 1838, d. 27 July 1921

Children:

Edward Dyer+ b. c 1869, d. 1947
Lafayette Dyer b. 16 Jan 1872, d. UNKNOWN
Eliza May Dyer b. 1874, d. UNKNOWN

George Hazard Dyer , Sr.

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Note*: Called just 'Hazard Dyre' in The Hazard Family of R.I. Book, p.48 He was ensign of the 2nd No. Kingstown Co. -1793 Moved to N.Y. about 1815. In 1820 Census of Westerlo, Albany Co., NY, p.93, ID #NY320379235 In 1830 Census ' ' ' p.476, ID#NY56090059 ========================================= Cemetery Tombstone information (from Ken Olson & Hal Jennings)https://sites.rootsweb.com/~nyoneida/cemeteries/florence/grilley.htm died age 73yrs.
Birth*: circa 1770, Rhode Island
Burial*: 1843, Rt. 285, Florence, Oneida, New York
Death*: 24 March 1843, New York

Parents:

Father: Charles Dyer , Col. b. 26 December 1736, d. UNKNOWN
Mother: Mary Hazard b. 24 March 1736/37, d. UNKNOWN

Family:

Hannah Jones b. circa 1785, d. 28 August 1851

Children:

George Hazard Dyer , Jr.+ b. 10 Jan 1816, d. 12 May 1896

George Hazard Dyer III

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Note*: From Armstrong, Emmet Co. Iowa (Newspaper) (from Ken Olson, gr. nephew) A LONG TIME RESIDENT GONE: George H. Dyer passed away on Satuday morning,Funeral on Sunday. 'George Hazzard Dyer died at his home in the village of Armstrong, lastSaturday morning, Dec. 5, 1914, after an illness of some months withstomach trouble and attendant complication. The funeral was held onSunday from the Presbyterian church. We are indebted to his relatives forthe following history and other information. George Hazzard Dyer was born in New York state Aug 11, 1843. His motherdied when he was about 14 years of age, and consequently he spent hisboyhood away from home. His father moved to Illinois later. He was thesecond oldest of eight sons and daughters, they being Dewitt Dyer ofHouston, Minn.; Spencer Dyer of Pipestone, Minn.; Mary Winters Dyer; whodied a few years ago at Madison, S. D.; Hattie Case of California; MarthaVance of Homestead, Mont.; Erastus W. Dyer of California; and a sisterwho died in infancy. He spent some years in army service, after which he came to MartinCounty, Minn., where he occupied a homestead until the grasshopperscorge. He then moved to Armstong, about nineteen years ago., where hehas lived most of the time since. He was married to Mary A. Elwiss ofBlue Earth, Minn., in 1871. Four chldren were born to them: George Dyerof Mason, WIs.; Mrs Ruth E. Dyer Owens of East Chain, Minn.; Daisy A.Dyer Robin of Minneapolis, Minn., and Arthur C. Dyer of St. Louis, MO. The deceased united witht Wesleyan Methodist Church about 25 years ago,receiving advancement in experience later, and during his last illness hereceived great help spiritually, at times praising the Lord and quotingscripture, with the love of God being shed abroad in his heart. He wouldsay, 'Oh, how I love my wife and children.' When asked if he did notwant to stay then, he would say, 'No, I love my Saviour more,' and at onetime said, 'I see my Saviour--I see Him'. He fell asleep in Jesus, Dec. 5 and the funeral was held on Sundayafternoon, the service being conducted by Rev. Sutton of Armstong, Rev.Mrs. Pollock of Esterville, and was laid to rest in the Armstrongcemetery, awaiting the resurrection day, when 'we shall read love'sshining letters in the rainbow of the spray; we shall know each otherbetter when the mists have cleared away.'
Birth*: 11 August 1843, Annsville, Oneida, New York
Marriage*: 1871, Principal=Mary A. Elwiss
Death*: 5 December 1914, Armstrong, Emmet, Ia

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:

Mary A. Elwiss d. UNKNOWN

Children:

George Dyer b. a 1871, d. UNKNOWN
Ruth E. Dyer b. a 1871, d. UNKNOWN
Daisy A. Dyer b. a 1871, d. UNKNOWN
Arthur C. Dyer b. a 1871, d. UNKNOWN

George L. Dyer

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Note*: 1850 Census, Little Compton, RI: George L. Dyer, 40, Farmer, $1000, RI;Sarah A., 25, Mass.; George F., 7, Mass.; Lucy A., 5, Mass.; Susan E., 3,RI; Head, 73, RI Perhaps New Bedford MA 73-9-17 md Oak Grove Cemetery cooper Dartmouth VR's Charles [int. George] L., widr. [int. omits widr.], 36, cooper, ofWestport, b. Westport, s. Head and Abby of Littlecompton, and Sarah A.Reynolds, 20, of D., b. D., d. Humphrey and Sarah of D., June 8, 1847.
Note*: Marriage Index (CD231) shows her m. Charles Dyer, 8 Jun 1847 inDartmouth, Bristol, Ma.???, Principal=Sarah A. Reynolds
Birth*: 4 August 1810, Little Compton, Newport, Rhode Island
Marriage*: 3 November 1833, Westport, Bristol County, Massachusetts, Principal=Emily C. Manchester
Marriage*: 29 January 1842, Westport, Bristol County, Massachusetts, Principal=Lucy H. Potter
Marriage*: 8 June 1847, Dartmouth, Bristol County, Massachusetts, Principal=Sarah A. Reynolds
Death*: 21 May 1884, New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts

Parents:

Father: Head Dyer b. 20 April 1777, d. after 1850
Mother: Tabitha Earle b. August 1774, d. 9 February 1853

Family 1:

Marriage*: 3 November 1833, Westport, Bristol County, Massachusetts, Principal=Emily C. Manchester

Emily C. Manchester b. July 1816, d. 7 January 1841

Family 2:

Marriage*: 29 January 1842, Westport, Bristol County, Massachusetts, Principal=Lucy H. Potter

Lucy H. Potter b. 1 June 1818, d. 20 January 1846

Children:

George Frederick Dyer b. 20 Aug 1843, d. UNKNOWN
Lucy Ann Dyer b. 1845, d. UNKNOWN

Family 3:

Marriage*: 8 June 1847, Dartmouth, Bristol County, Massachusetts, Principal=Sarah A. Reynolds

Sarah A. Reynolds b. 3 September 1827, d. UNKNOWN

Children:

Susan E. Dyer b. 8 Dec 1848, d. UNKNOWN
Sarah L. Dyer b. 8 Dec 1848, d. UNKNOWN
Sarah A. Dyer b. 1852, d. UNKNOWN

George L. Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Birth*: 9 October 1868, St. Louis, Mo

Parents:

Father: Nicholas D. Dyer b. 14 January 1841, d. after 1886
Mother: Mary A. Lewis b. 29 September 1847, d. 29 June 1870

George Lehman Dyer

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Note*: They adopted Dorothy, born 26 Aug 1930.
Birth*: 31 December 1901
Marriage*: 2 November 1921, St. Joseph, Berrien, Mi, Principal=Ruth E. Straight
Burial*: 1931, Maple Hill Cemetery, Van Buren County, Mich.
Death*: 3 May 1931

Parents:

Father: Bert Dyer b. 6 December 1872, d. 6 June 1941
Mother: Edith Holmes b. 27 February 1883, d. 1974

Family:

Ruth E. Straight b. 27 July 1903, d. 1959

George Leland Dyer

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Note*: Found this in Calais Advertiser of 1 Dec 1898. Recommended by Pres.McKinley George Leland Dyer - Lt. Col. in US Navy. Maybe you can findmore in his military record. Thelma
Birth*: 1849
Marriage*: 31 March 1875, Principal=Susan Hart Palms
Death*: 1914

Parents:

Father: George Washington Dyer , Esq. b. 1823, d. 1889
Mother: Mary Elizabeth Shaw Kelley b. 10 March 1828, d. 15 December 1863

Family:

Susan Hart Palms b. after 1843, d. UNKNOWN

Children:

George Palms Dyer b. a 1875, d. UNKNOWN
Susan Hart Dyer b. a 1875, d. UNKNOWN
Dorothy Dyer b. a 1875, d. UNKNOWN

George N. Dyer

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Note*: Run over by a train near Ripley's Marble Mill
Birth*: 18 March 1805
Marriage*: 20 February 1847, Principal=Betsey Gates
Death*: March 1858, Rutland, Rutland, Vermont

Parents:

Father: George Dyer , Jr. b. 4 March 1769, d. 20 July 1843
Mother: Waity Gardiner b. circa 1775, d. 19 June 1843

Family:

Betsey Gates b. circa 1826, d. UNKNOWN

Children:

Eliza Dyer b. c 1849, d. UNKNOWN
Mary Dyer b. c 1855, d. UNKNOWN

George N. Dyer

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Note*: died: 76-2-16 M, Informant, w, Maria E. Brightman Occupation: Nurse 1880 Census, New Bedford, Bristol, Ma: Mary A. DYER Self W Female W 71 MA MA MA (Mother) George N. DYER Son M Male W 37 MA Works In Shoe FactoryMA MA Maria R. DYER DauL M Female W 33 MA MA MA Stephen R. DYER GSon S Male W 2 MA MA MA New Bedford and Fairhaven, Massachusetts City Directory, 1898 Dyer, George N. nurse, h. 197 Summer.
Birth*: 2 September 1843, New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts
Burial*: 1919, Rural, New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts
Death*: 19 November 1919, New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts

Parents:

Father: Ezra Dyer b. 1807, d. 6 March 1851
Mother: Mary Ann Bly b. 1808, d. after 1880

Family:

Maria E. Brightman b. circa 1847, d. after 1919

Children:

Stephen K. Dyer b. 2 Nov 1877, d. 6 Nov 1941

George Palms 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

George Randolph Dyer

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Note*: 'Known throughout the state of Illinois as an active, hardy pioneer, whodid much to build up the great Northwest. A distinguished abolitionist, apersonal friend of Abraham Lincoln and Owen Lovejoy, he was one of thefirst to take up arms in defence of his country in the War of theRebellion.' (History of the Kimball Family) =============================================== GEORGE RANDOLPH DYER. The subject of this sketch was born June 3, 1813,at Clarendon, Vermont. As a youth he showed a quick mind and made rapidprogress with his studies, which were completed at the Rutland Academy.Born, one of the many sons of Daniel Dyer, an eminent, amiable andaccomplished gentleman, and who was justly celebrated for hiseccentricities. He came from a family of soldiers, his father havingfought in the Revolutionary War, at the battle of Bennington, under Gen.Stark, while two brothers distinguished themselves in the war of 1812.After the close of the Revolution, his father was commissioned Major ofMassachusetts Page 85 State Militia, by Governor John Hancock, and the commission is now inpossession of his son, George R., he being the youngest son of ninechildren. His early years were spent upon the old homestead in Vermont,where, under the inspiring influence of the rugged scenery, he acquired apractical knowledge that did much for him in after years. Mrs. SusannahOlin, daughter of Hon. Judge Gideon Olin, was his mother. Judge Olin andDr. Stephen Olin, the talented jurist and the worthy divine, belonged,and were in direct line related to the subject of this sketch, as wasalso the famous Judge Harrington, who insisted that the only basis forholding slaves under the Vermont law was a bill of sale from theAlmighty. At the age of twenty-one, single-handed and alone, he drove ahorse to the West and at once entered upon a successful business career.Arriving in the West, in 1835, he explored the shores of Lake Michigan ina birch bark canoe, and at that early day was so favorably impressed withthe future of the then great West, the country surrounding Milwaukee andChicago, that he determined to make it his home. Imbued with theseconvictions, he invested largely in Milwaukee and Chicago, but preferringa pastoral life, he sold out and settled permanently on a farm nearPlainfield, Will county, Illinois, in 1841, after marrying Miss ElizabethHowe Kimball, of Elgin, Illinois. Miss Kimball was the daughter of thefirst settler of Elgin, and that beautiful city occupies the site oftheir old homestead. She was a lady of fine natural endowments, loving,tender, patient, gentle, an exquisite creation of the finest sentiment. Ahelpmeet in every way to a man whose capital was energy and industry. Aportrait of her will be seen in the Olin history. Six children were theresult of this union, four of whom still live: Belle R., now Mrs. Lee,Daniel Burns, Lizzie L., now Mrs. John F. Lyons, and Ida May, now Mrs. A.A. Whiting. Geo. D. died in 1863, and Susie Olin, Mrs. Schermerhorn, diedin 1872. At that date, physically, Mr. Dyer was six feet, two inchestall and well proportioned. His figure was erect, bearing distinguished, Page 86 and a striking figure. His strong characteristics, distinguishedself-reliance, intellectual head, prominent forehead, pleasant eyes withan expression on his countenance beaming with kindness, courtesy andbenevolence, a bright mind and big generous heart marked him at an earlyage as a leader of men. The East was good enough, and he was glad tohave been born there, but in the West he thought the achievements of theEast could not only be duplicated but surpassed. He took active partbefore settling at Plainfield in organizing the territory of Wisconsin.He was a leading citizen, and in 1856 his friends and neighbors made himsheriff of Will county, Illinois, a position he filled most acceptably.He was one of the first and most active members of the Republican party,and although nearly alone, true to his freeborn instincts, he educatedhis neighbors to agree perfectly with Lincoln and Lovejoy, his personalfriends, whom he adored, that slavery must be held in check at allhazards and at all costs, and must eventually be abolished. He kept astation of the underground railroad while fleeing blacks were hurried tosafety. Thoroughly imbued with the spirit of freedom, he has proven nounworthy son of an illustrious father. Indifferent to the opinions ofothers when he satisfied himself that he was right, a lover of nature,and devoted to the works of Robert Burns, his voice was always raised tocombat error and uphold the right. He believed that no wrong like humanslavery could permanently withstand the pressure brought to bear againstit, when that sentiment seemed to derive its source from all humannature, supported by the teachings of God, and no one rejoices more atthe downfall of the sad problem of human iniquity, misery anddegredation. The outbreak of the Rebellion lured him from the pursuitsof peace. He was thoroughly fitted for the responsible appointmenttendered him by President Lincoln. He served his country faithfully andwell through the entire period of the war. His two sons followed him tothe war, and showed the same dash and impetuosity, the sameimpatience--distinguished marks in the character of their father. Page 87 The eldest, Geo. D., was Captain of Company C, 29th Missouri Volunteersat the age of seventeen, and died in the service from disease contractedin the swamps around Vicksburg. The younger, Daniel B., was captured inthe battle of Pilot Knob, Missouri, and was held a prisoner for two weeksby General Sterling Price's army in 1864, before making his escape.After the war, he returned to his beautiful and extensive stock farm inIllinois, where he remained for a few years, when he removed to Jolietand engaged in the hardware business. His belief in the West made himalternately rich and poor. He sold out in 1870, and has since been livingwith his children. Lincoln, Lovejoy and Long John Wentworth were hisintimate friends, and it is said that he has about as many stories totell as were told by Lincoln. His brother, the late Dr. Charles VolneyDyer, of Chicago, had a wide reputation in the same line. The associatesof his boyhood have been dropping out of mortal ken to the silent landduring the past half century, until now there are few left. Now lookinginto his genial face and furrowed brow and mild expression of his eye, itis not difficult to understand the enthusiastic devotion of the men whohave had the pleasure of meeting him and hearing his counsel, orlistening to his inexhaustible stores of anecdotes. In spite of eightyyears since he first saw the light of day in the old Green Mountainhomestead, he retains the mental powers of his middle age. He is probablyacquainted with more people than any man who is not in active publiclife. If he meets a man and speaks with him, he never forgets him or thecircumstances under which they met. He remembers the people he has met indifferent places and can recall incidents that happened to the minutestparticular. In the closing years of his life, and when he finally passesto his long sleep from the scenes and struggles of this life, his namewill long be remembered. In the bustling and pushing young city of KansasCity, he is spending the closing years of his eventful life. He is stillfull of the spirit of adventure that leads men to push on to the newfields and conquer them. (Olin Genealogy, 1893)
Birth*: 3 June 1813, Clarendon, Rutland, Vermont
Marriage*: 8 January 1841, Elgin, Kane, Illinois, Principal=Elizabeth Howe Kimball
Death*: 1893

Parents:

Father: Daniel Dyer b. 16 October 1764, d. 14 February 1842
Mother: Susannah Olin b. 9 November 1767, d. 8 September 1845

Family:

Elizabeth Howe Kimball b. 16 December 1818, d. 14 April 1880

Children:

Belle Randolph Dyer+ b. 9 Jun 1842, d. UNKNOWN
George Dallas Dyer b. 21 Oct 1844, d. 13 Nov 1863
Susan Olin Dyer b. 25 Nov 1846, d. 20 Feb 1872
Daniel Burns Dyer , Col.+ b. 21 Mar 1849, d. a 1893
Lizzie Lyon Dyer+ b. 1 Sep 1852, d. UNKNOWN
Ida\Ada May Dyer+ b. 4 Feb 1854, d. UNKNOWN

George Randolph Dyer

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Birth*: 21 September 1871, Baxter Springs, Ks
Death*: 19 September 1873, Joplin, Mo

Parents:

Father: Daniel Burns Dyer , Col. b. 21 March 1849, d. after 1893
Mother: Ida May Casey b. 20 April 1849, d. UNKNOWN

George Rathbone Dyer

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Note*: 1850 Census has him as 16 yrs old.
Birth*: 1834, Rhode Island
Death*: 24 June 1851, Providence, Providence, Rhode Island

Parents:

Father: Elisha Dyer , Jr., Gov. b. 20 July 1811, d. 17 May 1890
Mother: Anna Jones Hoppin b. 1814, d. 29 March 1884

George Rathbone Dyer

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Note*: died age 16 days
Burial*: 1867, SWAN POINT, PROVIDENCE, BLACKSTONE BLVD
Birth*: 11 December 1867, Rhode Island
Death*: 27 December 1867, Rhode Island

Parents:

Father: Elisha Dyer , Col., Gov. b. 28 November 1839, d. 29 November 1906
Mother: Nancy Anthony Viall b. circa 1843, d. 1 December 1920

George Rathbone Dyer , General

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Note*: [Representative Men of Old R.I./Families, J.H. Beers, 1908 Chicago, IL,] died age 65 (GS)
Birth*: 24 June 1869, Providence, Providence, Rhode Island
Marriage*: 7 November 1901, Principal=Grace Gurnee Scott
Burial*: 1934, SWAN POINT, PROVIDENCE, BLACKSTONE BLVD
Death*: 31 August 1934, Providence, Providence, Rhode Island

Parents:

Father: Elisha Dyer , Col., Gov. b. 28 November 1839, d. 29 November 1906
Mother: Nancy Anthony Viall b. circa 1843, d. 1 December 1920

Family:

Grace Gurnee Scott b. 6 October 1870, d. 14 November 1926

Children:

Walter Gurney Dyer+ b. 14 Feb 1903, d. 1974
Elisha Dyer+ b. 15 Sep 1904, d. 8 May 1992
George Rathbone Dyer , Jr. b. 27 Mar 1906, d. 9 May 1941

George Rathbone Dyer , Jr.

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Note*: His obit names 2 bros & Unc Col H. Anthony Dyer of Providence, RI. RI Historical Cemeteries Transcription Project has him b. 1907, d. 5 May1941, age 34
Birth*: 27 March 1906, New York City, New York, New York
Burial*: 1941, SWAN POINT, PROVIDENCE, BLACKSTONE BLVD
Death*: 9 May 1941, Ft. McClellen, Al

Parents:

Father: George Rathbone Dyer , General b. 24 June 1869, d. 31 August 1934
Mother: Grace Gurnee Scott b. 6 October 1870, d. 14 November 1926

George Regent Dyer

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Note*: died age 74 (GS) 1880 Census, Providence, RI: George DYER Self M Male W 65 RI Retired Carpenter RI RI Sophia DYER Wife M Female W 68 RI Keeping House RI RI
Marriage*: Principal=Sophia Hilliard
Birth*: 18 December 1813, North Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island
Burial*: 1888, SWAN POINT, PROVIDENCE, BLACKSTONE BLVD
Death*: 17 February 1888, Providence, Providence, Rhode Island

Parents:

Father: Samuel Dunn Dyer b. 5 August 1784, d. 6 June 1873
Mother: Hannah L. Northrup b. 6 March 1786, d. 19 January 1866

Family:

Sophia Hilliard b. 6 March 1809, d. 12 October 1888

Children:

Georgianna S. Dyer b. 10 Aug 1844, d. 27 Nov 1844
Edna S. Dyer b. 1 Aug 1847, d. 11 Oct 1847

George Richtmyer Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Note*: Address (1950) Unadilla, N.Y.
Birth*: 6 May 1896
Marriage*: 4 October 1916, Principal=Annabel Cairens

Parents:

Father: Jewett S. Dyer b. 31 August 1868, d. 6 May 1937
Mother: Mina A. Simonson b. 29 January 1868, d. 18 October 1942

Family:

Annabel Cairens b. 13 May 1898, d. UNKNOWN

Children:

Ruth Adeline Dyer b. 10 Sep 1921, d. 7 Oct 1921

George Vance Dyer

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Note*: Olson Family record, December 6, 1998. Source: Howder's Site
Birth*: 12 September 1905
Death*: 1 February 1914

Parents:

Father: William Penn Dyer , Dr. b. 22 August 1874, d. 15 August 1955
Mother: Nellie Matilda Sylvester b. 7 December 1873, d. 24 May 1923

George W. Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Birth*: 1889, Caro, Tuscola, Mi

Parents:

Father: Frank Dyer d. UNKNOWN
Mother: Minnie Boss d. UNKNOWN

Family:

Nina M. Cheney b. 1889, d. UNKNOWN

George W. Dyer

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Note*: died: 44-7-16 married George DYER Caroline Winslow Daniel Potter Dyer Anna Burnett Jesse Wibour Dyer Deborah Potter Hannah Wilbor John Dyer William Wilbor Sarah Carr William Carr Abigail Dring Thomas Dring Sarah Searle John Rogers Elizabeth Pabodie John Rogers Anna Churchman Thomas Rogers MAYFLOWER Elsgen New Bedford and Fairhaven, Massachusetts City Directory, 1898 Dyer, George W. carriage washer, 50 Elm, h. 2 Pease ct.
Birth*: 28 December 1867, East Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts
Death*: 13 August 1912, New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts

Parents:

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

Family:

Caroline A. Winslow d. UNKNOWN

Children:

John Burnett Dyer+ d. UNKNOWN
Clinton A. Dyer b. 15 May 1903, d. 6 Jul 1903

George W. Dyer

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Note*: died: 33 M George's grandfather names in his will, Alice F, Lillian P, and Jesse 1880 Census Birth Year <1852> Birthplace MA Age 28 Occupation Mason Stone Marital Status M Race W Head of Household George W. DYER Relation Self Father's Birthplace MA Mother's Birthplace MA Source Information: Census Place New Bedford, Bristol, Massachusetts
Note*: she m. 1st Mr Winslow, Principal=Annie E. Butts
Birth*: 18 February 1849, New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts
Marriage*: circa 1870, Principal=Annie E. Butts
Death*: 10 February 1882, 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:

Annie E. Butts b. 1848, d. after 1889

Children:

Alice F. Dyer b. c 1872, d. UNKNOWN
Lillian P. Dyer b. c 1876, d. UNKNOWN
Jesse W. Dyer+ b. 1 Jan 1877, d. 19 May 1936

George W. Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Birth*: 23 October 1883, Rhode Island

Parents:

Father: Charles Olney Dyer b. 19 April 1844, d. before September 1924
Mother: Marion F. Cloutire b. circa 1848, d. UNKNOWN

George Ware Dyer

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Note*: died age 12yrs
Birth*: 9 May 1823
Burial*: 1835, SWAN POINT, PROVIDENCE, BLACKSTONE BLVD
Death*: 16 January 1835, Providence, Providence, Rhode Island

Parents:

Father: Cyrus Dyer b. 3 November 1797, d. 22 March 1864
Mother: Mary Ann Grinnell b. 30 November 1799, d. 2 February 1854

George Warren Dyer , Jr.

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Death*: UNKNOWN

Parents:

Father: George Warren F. Dyer b. 1857, d. 27 November 1889
Mother: Emma Horton French b. circa 1863, d. 7 September 1893

George Warren F. Dyer

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Note*: died age (32 yrs).
Birth*: 1857, Providence, Providence, Rhode Island
Burial*: 1889, DYER CEMETERY, NORTH KINGSTOWN, REMOVED TO QUIDNESSETT
Death*: 27 November 1889, Rhode Island

Parents:

Father: Charles Volney Dyer b. 8 October 1824, d. 12 May 1863
Mother: Harriet M. Tourgee b. 13 October 1822, d. 9 September 1896

Family:

Emma Horton French b. circa 1863, d. 7 September 1893

Children:

George Warren Dyer , Jr. d. UNKNOWN
Hattie M. (Twin) Dyer b. 30 May 1883, d. 9 Mar 1885
Sadie S. (Twin) Dyer b. 30 May 1883, d. 15 Mar 1885
Charles W. Dyer b. 5 Feb 1889, d. 15 Feb 1932

George Washington Dyer

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Note*: In 1860 George owned $800 of real estate. This may have been given tohim by his father, which would account for his father's real estateholdings decreasing between 1850 and 1860. 1850 & 60 Census, Calais. Calais Maine Cemetery records. Calais Free Library, Union Street,Calais,Maine 04619, Dyer, Child 1852/Jan/23 Age 8m ; Gates Lane,Western Margin; S.E. 35' from Main Ave.; Father: George W. Dyer; moved to#17. [JP] He possibly married by Rev. Drummond in Ornville, Calif. 1 May 1878Jennie Jones (Adv. Times)
Birth*: 28 July 1828, Calais, Washington County, Maine
Death*: after 1883

Parents:

Father: Samuel Dyer b. 29 June 1790, d. 12 September 1883
Mother: Margaret Duke b. circa 1797, d. 28 May 1843

George Washington Dyer , Esq.

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Note*: Beginnings, p.48: George W. Dyer, Esq., son of the late Jones Dyer(Lawyer) 1861-2 Representative to Maine Legislature. 1862 Paymaster in the army and moved to Washington, DC. Called Col. George Washington Dyer, U.S.A. in wife's DAR form. 1850 Census, Calais, Washington Co., Me., Roll 273, Page 126 & 127 (allb. Me.) George W. Dyer, 27, M, Lawyer, Real Estate $10,000 Mary, 22, F George L., 8/12, M Mary, 20, F (born in New Brunswick) ME,1860,454,Wash,Calais 4W,760-777 p1,H-165,Y,12,, Dyer,George,W,m,39,ME,,att of law,, Dyer,Mary,ES,f,31,ME,,,, Dyer,George,S,m,10,ME,,,, Dyer,Mary,S,f,7,ME,,,, Dyer,Grace,K,f,5,ME,,,, Dyer,Phillip,S,m,3,ME,,,, Dyer,Richard,N,m,1,ME,,,, Dyer,Dauford ?,,f,4/1,ME,,,, Note that the 1850 Calais census shows a 20-year-old Mary DYER [b.1829/30], also born at New Brunswick, living at the house of George Washington Dyer[P41; 1824-1889].* * Note that the 1860 Calais census shows a 19-year-old Charles J. DYER,also born at New Brunswick, living at the house of Samuel Dyer [P28;1790-1883], George's 1st cousin once removed. The fact that both ofthese unaccounted for DYERs were from New Brunswick may indicate anotherbranch of the Dyer family in that town.
Note*: both of Calais at marriage, Principal=Mary Elizabeth Shaw Kelley
Birth*: 1823, Calais, Washington County, Maine
Marriage*: 7 September 1848, Calais, Washington County, Maine, Principal=Mary Elizabeth Shaw Kelley
Marriage*: 1868, Principal=Kate Huntress
Death*: 1889, Washington, Dc
Burial*: 1889, Calais, Washington County, Maine

Parents:

Father: Jones Dyer , Jr., Esq. b. 1776, d. 1860
Mother: Lydia Knight b. 1780, d. 3 January 1866

Family 1:

Marriage*: 7 September 1848, Calais, Washington County, Maine, Principal=Mary Elizabeth Shaw Kelley

Mary Elizabeth Shaw Kelley b. 10 March 1828, d. 15 December 1863

Children:

George Leland Dyer+ b. 1849, d. 1914
Mary L Dyer b. 1853, d. UNKNOWN
Grace K. Dyer+ b. bt 1854 - 1855, d. UNKNOWN
Philip Sidney Dyer+ b. 1857, d. 1919
Richard N. Dyer b. 1859, d. UNKNOWN
Danford Dyer b. Mar 1860, d. UNKNOWN

Family 2:

Marriage*: 1868, Principal=Kate Huntress

Kate Huntress b. 1835, d. 1902

Children:

Frank Lewis Dyer+ b. 1870, d. 1941
Leonard Huntress Dyer+ b. 13 May 1873, d. 1955

George William Dyer

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Birth*: 20 February 1864

Parents:

Father: James Dyer
Mother: Mary Ann Austin b. 1847

Georgia A. Dyer

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Note*: Georgia's date and place of death is according to her death certificatewhich also provided her middle initial. The document also provides thenames of her parents. Georgia's middle name was most likely 'Adaline' asthat is the middle name of her daughter Eliza and the given name of heraunt, Adaline Patchin. Her birth date is determined from her CertifiedTranscript of Death which provides an age of 46 years, 11 months, 10 daysand 8 March 1906 as her date of death. She died of Pulmonary Tuberculosis.
Note*: While the marriage certificate for Elam and Georgia has as yet not beenfound, they are mentioned together as parents in the birth certificatesof their children Blanche and Winfield., Principal=Elam D. Gallup
Birth*: 29 March 1859, Schoharie County, New York
Marriage*: 10 December 1876, Principal=Elam D. Gallup
Burial*: 1906, Floral Park Cemetery, Johnson City, New York
Death*: 8 March 1906, Binghamton, Broome, New York

Parents:

Father: Justin Dyer b. 15 July 1829
Mother: Mariah Patchin b. circa 21 December 1831, d. 12 January 1879

Family:

Elam D. Gallup b. 14 March 1856, d. 21 October 1921

Children:

Ward Amos Gallup+ b. 11 May 1883, d. 19 Dec 1959
Blanche Mariah Gallup+ b. 8 Nov 1889, d. 5 May 1969
Winfield Dyer Gallup+ b. 30 Oct 1892, d. 25 Apr 1970
Eliza Adaline Gallup+ b. 25 Apr 1897, d. UNKNOWN

Georgia Byron Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Birth*: 16 January 1882, Providence, Providence, Rhode Island

Parents:

Father: Elisha Dyer b. 1 November 1849, d. 29 November 1904
Mother: Clara Josephine Mason b. 29 October 1849, d. 5 September 1928

Family:

Frederick Thrift d. UNKNOWN

Georgianna D. Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Note*: [Lost.FTW] 1870 census for North Kingstown RI, page 20.... Residence: 1900 Auburn, Maine (Androscoggin)
Birth*: 17 December 1860, North Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island
Residence*: 24 June 1870, North Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island
Marriage*: 1889, Principal=George Briton Fletcher
Residence: 1900, Auburn, Androscoggin, Maine

Parents:

Father: Warren H. Dyer b. January 1835, d. 1913
Mother: Mary (Greene) Johnson b. 1836, d. 1912

Family:

George Briton Fletcher b. 7 August 1864, d. UNKNOWN

Children:

Luke M. Fletcher b. May 1891, d. UNKNOWN
Gladys May Fletcher+ b. 9 Jan 1894, d. May 1984
Harold A. Fletcher b. Jun 1895, d. UNKNOWN
Charles A. Fletcher b. Apr 1899, d. UNKNOWN
Claude B. Fletcher b. 1903, d. UNKNOWN

Georgianna S. Dyer

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Note*: 3 mo 17 das
Burial*: 1844, SWAN POINT, PROVIDENCE, BLACKSTONE BLVD
Birth*: 10 August 1844
Death*: 27 November 1844, 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

German M. Dyer

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Note*: died: 73-10-3 S
Birth*: 27 December 1841, Bennington, Bennington, Vermont
Death*: 30 October 1915, Worcester, Worcester County, Massachusetts

Parents:

Father: David Dyer b. after 1817, d. UNKNOWN
Mother: Eliza Lorina Breckinbridge d. UNKNOWN

Gertrude Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Note*: The family returned to Ohio in 1891, and are at present residents ofBerkshire township, Delaware county, O. They have three children.(Signed) JAY DYER. (Olin doc)
Birth*: 21 June 1854
Marriage*: 4 November 1875, Principal=Hosea Williams Hills

Parents:

Father: William Nichols Dyer b. 12 August 1821, d. UNKNOWN
Mother: Josephine Norton b. 14 October 1827, d. UNKNOWN

Family:

Hosea Williams Hills d. UNKNOWN

Children:

Margaret Williams Hills b. 10 Jun 1877, d. UNKNOWN
Josephine Norton Hills b. 24 Jul 1879, d. UNKNOWN
James Felix Hills b. 31 Jul 1887, d. UNKNOWN

Gertrude Elaine Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Note*: 8/12-1880 Providence RI
Note*: Audrey (Dyer) Houghton, Principal=Percy Stuart Waite
Birth*: 26 September 1879, Rhode Island
Marriage*: 19 August 1894, Principal=Percy Stuart Waite

Parents:

Father: Henry Church Dyer b. 13 October 1846, d. 24 January 1910
Mother: Ellen Augusta Place b. 25 June 1849, d. after 1910

Family:

Percy Stuart Waite b. 24 October 1871, d. UNKNOWN

Children:

Irwin Richmond Waite b. a 1894, d. UNKNOWN

Gideon Dyer

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Note*: Gideon had another child by Elizabeth (Betsey) Reynolds and then hemarried again and had two (2) more. Names unknown. REF: Book of Biographies of Rutland Cnty VT. pub 1899 BiographicalPublishing Co., Buffalo NY, Chicago IL. birth also given as 1787 age 73; Book of Biographies, Rutland Cnty VT.gives children =================================== 1850 Census, Salisbury, Addison County, Vermont, Roll 920, Page 201 Gideon Dyer, 60, M, Farmer, born in Mass. ???, 44, F, born Canada Sarah Ann, 32, F, b. VT Elizabeth, 30, F, b. VT ??? A., 10, F, b. VT Arabell, 7, F, b. VT
Birth*: 28 September 1790, Hancock, Berkshire, Massachusetts
Marriage*: 12 February 1812, Petersburg, New York, Principal=Elizabeth Reynolds
Death*: 1860, Pittsford, Vermont

Parents:

Father: Daniel Dyer b. 16 October 1764, d. 14 February 1842
Mother: Susannah Olin b. 9 November 1767, d. 8 September 1845

Family 1:

Elizabeth Reynolds d. before 1850

Children:

Reynolds Dyer b. a 1812, d. UNKNOWN
Elizabeth D. Dyer+ b. 10 Apr 1817, d. 9 Aug 1905
Sarah Ann Dyer+ b. 1818, d. UNKNOWN
Olin Gideon Dyer , Md+ b. 5 Dec 1822, d. UNKNOWN

Family 2:

Jane (Brigg?) Rugg b. circa 1806, d. UNKNOWN

Children:

Arabella Dyer b. 1843, d. 9 Apr 1886

Gideon Dyer

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Death*: UNKNOWN
Note*: mentioned in father's will 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

Gideon Perry Dyer

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Charts:

Descendant Chart for Philip Slocombe

Birth*: 1837
Burial*: 1857, RIVER BEND CEMETERY WESTERLY BEACH ST ->10 ft. W of tele. pole # 2768
Death*: 23 September 1857, Westerly, Washington County, Rhode Island

Parents:

Father: John Paine Dyer , Jr. b. 25 August 1806, d. 4 September 1893
Mother: Sylvia Vincent Stedman b. 1811, d. 1871