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Wealthy Dyer
F, #74404, b. 20 March 1724/25
Father Charles Dyer b. 22 Mar 1696/97, d. Apr 1768
Mother Elizabeth (Sheriff) Shreve b. 20 May 1698, d. Jul 1778
Birth* Wealthy Dyer was born on 20 March 1724/25 in Little Compton, Newport County, Rhode Island .1�
She was the daughter of Charles Dyer and Elizabeth (Sheriff) Shreve.�
[S1377] James Newell Arnold, Vital Records of Rhode Island 1636-1850, Births, Marriages & Deaths Vol.4, Newport County (Providence, RI.: Narraganset Hist. Publishing Co., 1893), 114. Hereinafter cited as Vital Records of Rhode Island, Vol. 4.
William Dyer1,2
M, #8607, b. 19 September 1609, d. 18 April 1672
Relationship 9th great-grandfather of David Arthur Walker
Occupation* William Dyer was William was Commander in Chief of the British Royal Navy, against the Dutch.�
Religion* Religion: William Dyer was William was united with the Boston Church, and became a freeman on 3 March 1636. He was disowned by the Church in 1638 as a follower of Hutchinson and Wheelwright (Quakers), and driven to Rhode Island. Here he was held in high esteem and made Secretary of the Colony.�
Note* Baptized Sep.19,1609. Feb.20,1686/7, his son, William(2) mentions his deceased father in hiswill. NEHGR, Vol 151, pages 408-416 'Walter Blackborne, London Milliner' byJohan Winsser; says (in part): About Midsummer's Day (June 24) 1624Blackborne contracted fouteen year old William Dyer as an apprentice.Dyer, the son of an affluent Lincolnshire yeoman, was the future husbandof Mary (Barrett) Dyer, the Quaker martyr. How the Dyer family came toselect Blackborne is not certain, but it may have been through theHutchinsons of Alford, Lincolnshire, or through the Carres of Sleaford,Lincolnshire, both families with known long standing associations withthe Dyers and with close relatives in London. It may also be that theDyers of Lincolnshire knew of Blackborne through one or more of the manyDyer families living in London, to whom they may have been related. Inany case, William Dyer must have labored on a trial basis for the firstyear, because it was not until 20 August 1625 that his nine yearindenture was enrolled with the Fishmongers, and it was made retroactiveto the previous summer. In assuming responsibility for an apprentice,Blackborne obligated himself to serve as a surrogate father, teachingyoung Dyer his trade, providing him with bed, food, clothing, andbehavioral supervision, and maintaining him in the religious life of theparish. In return, Dyer agreed to serve his master faithfully for the setterm of years, to forgo marriage during his apprenticeship, to keep hismaster's secrets, and to adhere to strict behavorial standards both inhis master's house and abroad in the town. On 10 February 1632, William Dyer signed a lease to rent 'The Globe' inthe New Exchange, formerly occupied by Blackborne, for a term of two anda quarter years. About a year later 1632/33 William Dyer also assumed the lease forBlackborne's tenement on Mr. Greene's Lane. By the autumn of 1635 William Dyer had set sail for Boston and soon wasprospering in his new home. He was one of fourteen owners of a wharf inBoston. ===================================================== The Weaver Genealogy, Page 56,57 'William Coddington, who had been a crown magistrate at Salem, was chosenGovernor of the Rhode Island colony. Thus, two flourishing settlementswere planted, each having its own government. Absolute liberty ofconscience prevailed, and the persecuted flocked thither from the othercolonies. These people were so-called non-conformists and were Quakers,and they formed a plantation which, with Providence and Newport, obtainedfrom England in March 1644, a charter under the title of 'TheIncorporation of Providence Plantations in the Narragansett Bay in NewEngland.'' Coddington and his party drew up and signed the followingagreement: THE COMPACT 'We, whose names are underwritten, do swearsolemnly, in the presence of Jehovah, to incorporate ourselves into abody politic, and as He shall help us, will submit our persons, lives andestates, unto our Lord Jesus Christ, the King of Kings and Lord of Hostsand to His Holy Word of Truth, to be guided and judged thereby. Exod.XXIV. 3; 2 Kings XI, 17.' William Coddington John Clark William Dyer William Freeborn John Walker Samuel Wilbur Richard Garder William Baulston Edward Hutchinson William Hutchinson Henry Bull John Coggeshall ============================================================ Rhode Island Land Evidences 1648 -1696 Baltimore Publishing Co. 1970 (27) Wm. Dyre to Henry Dyre .........William Dyre of Newport.......Gent......granted to my sonn HenryDyre into that part of my farme lyinge at the northerly and thereof: towitt, from the Stone Ditch. as alsoe from the tree where my sonn MahersTobacco house stood, from the Cave to and by that tree upon an Equidistante line from the said Stone Ditch downe unto and through the swampunto mr. Coddingtons line by the brooke. (the fence is equallydevided)...percell of Land...so...bounded with a free Egress ingress andregress to and through the land of my sonn Samuels...but in case my sonn Henry should have Isueonly Femailes then my sonn Samuell ...after the death of the said Henryshall Give one hundred and fifty pounds starllinge the eldest to have adouble portion the rest an equall dividend of the Residue, but if onlyone...all to her &c besides the Valluation ofthe......houssinge...thereon built...the Land to return to...Samuell...7th day of July 1670[. William Dyre Wit The X marke off. Robert Spinke John Furnell =========================================================== [e-mail from Aurie Morrison] The 20th Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans, Vol. 3,p.366 Captain William and Mary Dyre, who came from England to Boston, Mass.,and joined the First church there in December, 1635. Captain Dyre wasdisfranchised for 'seditious writing' Nov. 15, 1637, removed to RhodeIsland, and was one of the signers of the compact of government for thatprovince, March 7, 1638. He was secretary the same year, generalrecorder, 1648; attorney-general, 1650-53; member of the general court,1661-62, 1664-66; general solicitor, 1665-66, and 1668, and secretary tothe council, 1669. He was commissioned commander-in-chief upon the sea in1653, and headed an expedition fitted out in Rhode Island against theDutch. His wife, Mary Dyre, was the only woman to suffer capitalpunishment in all the oppression of the Friends the world over. Sheaccompanied her husband on his mission to England with Roger Williams andDr. John Clarke to obtain the revocation of Governor Coddington's powerin Rhode Island and while there became a convert to Quakerism and apreacher in the society. On arriving in Boston in 1657 she was imprisonedand on the petition of her husband was permitted to go with him to RhodeIsland, but never to return to Massachusetts. She returned, however, andwith William Robinson and Marmaduke Stevenson was tried and convicted for'their rebellion, sedition and presumptuous obtruding upon usnotwithstanding their being sentenced to banishment on payne of death, asunderminers of the government.' Robinson and Stevenson were executed, butthrough the petition of her son, Mayor William Dyre, she was reprieved onthe same conditions as before, but in May, 1660, again appeared on thepublic streets of Boston, and was brought before the court, May 31, andcondemned to death. She was executed June 1, 1660.�
Note Source: New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Volume 94,July 1940, Page 300 The Marriage Record of Mary Dyre The Quaker Martyr - The Parish Registersof St. Martin in the Fields, Liverpool, Lancashire, England, contain thefollowing marriage record: October 27, 1633 Gulielmus Dyer and Maria Barret There seems no doubt that this is the record of the marriage of WilliamDyre (as he consistantly spelled his name) and wife Mary, the Quakermartyr. The date of their marriage was known to be between mid-summer 1633, whenWilliam Dyre's nine-year apprenticeship in London ended, and December1635, when his son Samuel was baptized in Boston in New England. It was through the professional services of Mr. Richard Holworthy ofLondon that the record of William Dyre's apprenticeship was found.Through his efforts, also, the baptismal record of William Dyre wasdiscovered. Therefore, when Mr. Holworthy wrote: 'There seems to me to beno doubt as to the wife of William Dyre and I want to congratulate you onhaving this information,' there need be no hesitation in offering themarriage record for publication. Mary Dyre's maiden name of BARRETT explains why her son Samuel named ason of his, BARRETT Dyer. The Registers of St. Martin-in-the- Fields record the baptism, October24, 1634 of 'William Diar, son of William and Marie,' These records showthat William and Mary Dyre emigrated to America not earlier than verylate in 1634. The details of the baptismal and apprenticeship records of William Dyreand other facts of his life and that of his wife may be found in anarticle written by Mr. William Allan Dyer and published in the RhodeIsland Historical Society's Collections for January 1937. His effortsquite as much as those of the writer made possible the discovery of themarriage record, and it was Mr. Dyer who conducted the correspondencewith Mr. Holworthy. Acknowledgement is also due the Harleian Society ofLondon, as it was from their publication for 1936 that the Parish Recordsof St. Martin-in-the-Fields were obtained. Brookline, Mass. Theresa E. Dyer ================================================================================== Source: New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Volume 104,January 1950, Page 42 THE TRUE STORY OF MARY DYER By G. Andrews Moriarty, A.M., LLB., F.A.S.G., F.S.A. Finally, we are able to prove who Mary Dyer was, thanks to Miss TheresaE. Dyer, of Brookline, Mass., who published in The Register for July 1940(vol. 94, p.300) the marriage record of William and Mary from the parishregister of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, London (cf. also Harl. Soc., 1936). On 27 Oct. 1633 William Dyer married Mary BARRET. In this connection itshould be noted that Samuel Dyer, son of William and Mary, named hissixth son BARRETT, obviously for his mother's family (cf. Austin's Gen.Dic. of Rhode Island, p.291.)�
Christening He was christened on 19 September 1609 in Kirkby, Lincolnshire, England .�
Birth* He was born on 19 September 1609 in London, Middlesex, England .�
Marriage* He married Mary Barrett on 27 October 1633 in St. Martin in the Fields, London, England ; The parish Register of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, London, England, contains the following marriage record, "1633 October 27, Gulielmus Dyer & Maria Barret. L".3,4�
Emigration* William Dyer emigrated on 18 September 1634 from on the Griffin, with the Hutchinsons., London, England .�
Marriage He married Catharine (Nee?) Dyer after 1 June 1660 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts .3�
Death* William Dyer died on 18 April 1672, at age 62, in Newport, Rhode Island .�
Children of William Dyer and Mary Barrett
William Dyer b. 24 Oct 1634
Samuel Dyer+ b. 20 Dec 1635, d. 4 Apr 1691
Mary Dyer+ b. c 1639, d. a 26 Jan 1678/79
William Dyer , Major+ b. c 1642, d. b 5 Jun 1688
Mahershallalhashbaz Dyer b. c 1643, d. b 1670
Henry Levi Dyer+ b. c 1647, d. Feb 1689/90
Charles Dyer+ b. c 1650, d. 15 May 1709
Child of William Dyer and Catharine (Nee?) Dyer
Elizabeth Dyer+ b. c 1662
[S2164] The Hull Family in America, Charles H. Weygant, compiler, (Bartlesville, Oklahoma: The Hull Family Association, 1913). Hereinafter cited as The Hull Family in America.
[S1348] William Allan Dyer, By the Name of Dyer, A Genealogical Record, 1940). Hereinafter cited as By the Name of Dyer.
[S1815] Clarence Almon Torrey & Elizabeth Petty Bentley, New England Marriages Prior to 1700 (Baltimore, Maryland: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1985). Hereinafter cited as New England Marriages Prior to 1700.
[S2279] The Registers of St. Martin in the Fields, London, , Compendium Set 2: Page 149, (CD 2005). Hereinafter cited as The Registers of St. Martin in the Fields, London.
William Dyer1
Father William Dyer b. 19 Sep 1609, d. 18 Apr 1672
Mother Mary Barrett b. c 1610, d. 1 Jun 1660
Baptism* William Dyer was baptized on 24 October 1634 in St. Martin in the Fields, London, England ; Register entry is "William Diar s. of William and Marie".2�
He was the son of William Dyer and Mary Barrett.�
Burial* William Dyer was buried on 27 October 1634 in St. Martin in the Fields, London, England ; The burial entry in the Register of St. Martin in the Fields is "1634 Oct. 27 William Diar so. of William and Mary", page 290.3�
M, #74051, b. 7 March 1662/63, d. 22 July 1738
Father Samuel Dyer b. 20 Dec 1635, d. 4 Apr 1691
Mother Anne Hutchinson b. 18 Nov 1643, d. 10 Jan 1716/17
Note* 'Gen Dict RI', p281 CONFLICT-BIRTH-DEATH-PARENTS: Berry, Marcelia Dyer Rennard 'The Dyers from England to Cape Elizabeth 1557-1987 - Descendants of Henry, 3rd son of Dr. William Dyer', Manuscript, p9; NOTE: Marcelia says this Wm. is same as Dr. William Dyer who married Mary Taylor.�
Birth* William Dyer was born on 7 March 1662/63 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts .3,4�
He was the son of Samuel Dyer and Anne Hutchinson.�
Death* William Dyer died on 22 July 1738, at age 75.�
[S1349] John Osborne Austin, Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island (Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.A.: Gen. Publishing Co. Inc., reprinted 1978, 1887), 291. Hereinafter cited as Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island.
[S1363] Liela Morse Wilson, 10 Generations from William & Mary Dyer of Newport, R.I. (Putnam, CT: Privately published, 1949). Hereinafter cited as 10 Generations from William & Mary Dyer of Newport, R.I.
[S1357] William H. Whitmore, A Report of the Record Commissioners of Boston, Massachusetts, 1630-1699 (Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A.: Rockwell and Churchill, 1883), 88. Hereinafter cited as A Report of the Record Commissioners of Boston.
M, #74078, b. before 1688, d. 2 April 1752
Father Henry Levi Dyer b. c 1647, d. Feb 1689/90
Mother Elizabeth Sanford b. 11 Jul 1655, d. 27 Aug 1718
Note* The will of William Dyer of Providence RI 22 Jul 1751, proved 14 May1752, says he died 2 Apr last (p 298); mentions wife Abigail Dyer;= inlaw William Tillinghast; my sister's son, Henry Coggeshall. Wittn byStephen Hopkins, Benjamin Cozzins, Job Hawkings.�
Birth* William Dyer was born before 1688.�
He was the son of Henry Levi Dyer and Elizabeth Sanford.�
Marriage* William Dyer married Abigail Thurston, daughter of Edward Thurston and Susannah Jefferay, circa 1710.�
Death* William Dyer died on 2 April 1752, in Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island .2,3�
Children of William Dyer and Abigail Thurston
Susan Dyer d. b 26 Sep 1754
William Dyer b. c Aug 1712, d. 29 Sep 1713
Abigail Dyer b. 1714, d. 31 Jul 1735
Priscilla L. Dyer b. c 1718, d. 11 May 1746
John Dyer b. 1719, d. 16 Jul 1737
Edward Dyer b. 1721, d. 25 Apr 1721
[S1381] James Newell Arnold, Vital Records of Rhode Island 1636-1850, Births, Marriages & Deaths, Vol.2, Providence County (Providence, Rhode Island, U.S.A.: Narragansett Hist. Pub. Co., 1892). Hereinafter cited as Vital Records of Rhode Island 1636-1850.
[S1382] Nellie M. C. Beaman, Rhode Island Genealogical Register, Abstracts of Providence, R.I. Wills, Vol.4 (Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A.: New England Historic Genealogical Society, Oct. 1981), 157. Hereinafter cited as Abstracts of Providence, R.I. Wills, Vol.4.
Father Samuel Dyer b. c 1665, d. 15 Jul 1724
Mother Mary Cotta b. 1 Mar 1667/68, d. 2 Apr 1729
William Dyer was the son of Samuel Dyer and Mary Cotta.�
Baptism William Dyer was baptized on 6 December 1696 in Second Church, Boston, Massachusetts .�
William Dyer
Father Capt. Edward Dyer Jr. b. 6 Jan 1700/1, d. 13 Mar 1788
Mother Freelove b. c 1701
Note* He may have had 3 children; Barrett, Waity & Lucy. PARENTS-SPOUSE-DEATH: FOR KING AND COUNTRY; ;Orange Co. CA Gen Soc, VOLII; pp 81-83; San Diego FHC; NOTE: 'Admin of his estate was allowed 9 Oct1749.'�
Birth* William Dyer was born circa 1723.�
He was the son of Capt. Edward Dyer Jr. and Freelove.�
Marriage* William Dyer married Deborah Waite, daughter of Samuel Waite and Sarah (Nee?) Waite, circa 1745 in North Kingston, Washington County, Rhode Island .1�
Death* William Dyer died circa 1749, in North Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island .�
Children of William Dyer and Deborah Waite
Waity Dyer+ b. c 1745, d. 1803
Barrett Dyer , Capt.+ b. 1745
[S1519] Sylvester Aylsworth, A Register of the Aylsworth Family beginning with Arthur (Utica, New York, U.S.A.: published by the author, 1840). Hereinafter cited as A Register of the Aylsworth Family.
M, #74169, b. 2 May 1751
Father Edward Dyer , Capt. b. 1725, d. 12 Sep 1795
Mother Elizabeth Ann Fish b. 30 Jun 1725, d. 10 Jun 1788
Note* Had 2 wives.�
Birth* William Dyer was born on 2 May 1751 in North Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island .2,3�
He was the son of Edward Dyer , Capt. and Elizabeth Ann Fish.�
Marriage* William Dyer married Sarah Baker on 23 September 1770 in North Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island .1,4,5�
Family: William Dyer and Sarah Baker
[S1366] Editor Maureen McClintock Rischard, For King and Country, Vol II (Orange County, California, U.S.A.: Orange County, California, Genealogical Society, 1976), 81-83. Hereinafter cited as For King and Country.
[S1392] Inc. 2000 Ancestry, "Vital Records of Rhode Island, 1636-1930 (database online)" (Orem, Utah). . Hereinafter cited as "Vital Records of Rhode Island, 1636-1930."
[S1411] James N. Arnold, Vital Records of Rhode Island 1636-1850, Births, Marriages & Deaths Vol.5, Washington & Bristol Counties (Providence, Rhode Island, U.S.A.: Narragansett Hist. Pub. Co., 1894), 19. Hereinafter cited as Vital Records of Rhode Island 1636-1850.
[S1756] Family History Resource File LDS, "Vital Records Index - North America, 1631-1888" (Salt Lake City, Utah). . Hereinafter cited as "Vital Records Index - North America 1631-1888."
M, #74183, b. 2 July 1818, d. 7 November 1866
Father Benjamin Dyer , Capt. b. 16 Feb 1779, d. 21 Jan 1855
Mother Mary Clark b. 30 Apr 1778, d. 20 May 1831
Note* Went west to live with his uncle William.�
Birth* William Dyer was born on 2 July 1818 in Shaftsbury, Bennington County, Vermont .�
He was the son of Benjamin Dyer , Capt. and Mary Clark.�
Marriage* William Dyer married Diana Downer on 10 September 1839 in Onondaga County, New York .2�
Marriage* William Dyer married Harriet Bigelon Maxson on 8 March 1866.�
Death* William Dyer died on 7 November 1866, at age 48.�
Children of William Dyer and Diana Downer
John Dyer b. 7 Aug 1840, d. 15 Jul 1908
Mary Dyer b. 25 Apr 1846, d. 2 Jun 1846
Mary Jane Dyer b. 26 Sep 1847, d. 2 Feb 1920
Susan Alma Dyer b. 5 Jun 1850, d. 9 Jul 1934
Emma Eunice Dyer b. 4 Sep 1856, d. 4 Dec 1934
Family: William Dyer and Harriet Bigelon Maxson
[S1366] Editor Maureen McClintock Rischard, For King and Country, Vol II (Orange County, California, U.S.A.: Orange County, California, Genealogical Society, 1976). Hereinafter cited as For King and Country.
[S1818] William M. Beauchamp, Early Marriages from Newspapers (Westminster, Maryland: Heritage Books, 2009), 25. Hereinafter cited as Early Marriages from Newspapers.
William Dyer1,2,3
M, #74196, b. 1705, d. 19 March 1788
Father Edward Dyer b. c 1670, d. 1760
Mother Mary Sayles Greene b. 3 Jan 1676/77, d. 1761
Note* In the Dyer Lot in Newport, R.I. is also buried Mary Dyer wife of Williamwho died Dec 22 1741 in her 37th year, i.e. born about 1705. Also buriedthere Desire Dyer who, according to her gravestone died Sept. 5, 1767 inher 39th year, i.e. born about 1729. They lived on a farm at Tower Hill, So Kingston RI. William had wife Mercy & sons William & Samuel of Newport ment his willdtd 24 Jan 1781 pvd SK 7 Apr 1788. SK 6A:203. S.K.PROBATE................WILLIAM DYER Bk.6 Pg.203 date 24 Jan. 1781 Ex...son William App. 7 April 1788 Mentions: Wife Marcy Son: William, Samuel (of Newport) this large estateleft him by my uncle. Gr. Sons: John Paine Dyer & William Dyer....The twooldest Gr.Children. A note added, states that, he was probably the son ofSamuel (of Edward & Mary (Greene) )Dyer B.1727 Mar.- 13 Mar. 1745/6 MercyPaine at her fathers house at Cananicut. She was the dau. of _____Paineand Mercy Carr, a Granddaughter of Gov. Caleb Carr. William Dyer lived on Tower Hill, his farm adjoined the Bull farm. The tradition in the family is that William Dyer, Jr. being encumbered bydebt put his farm in the hands of his friend Bull, who refused to restoreit and then the farms were united and are now known as the Bull & DyerFarm. died age 84 (GS.)�
Birth* William Dyer was born in 1705.4�
Marriage* He married Mercy Dyer.�
William Dyer was the son of Edward Dyer and Mary Sayles Greene.�
Marriage* William Dyer married Mercy Paine, daughter of John Paine and Mercy Carr, on 13 March 1745/46 in Canonicut Island, Rhode Island ; they were married by Rev. Dr. McSparren.1�
Death* William Dyer died on 19 March 1788, in South Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island .1,4�
Burial* He was buried in Dyer Lot, Tower Hill Rd., South Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island ; In the Dyer Lot in Newport, Rhode Island, is also buried Mary Dyer wife of William, who died Dec 22 1741 in her 37th year, i.e. born about 1705. Also buried there Desire Dyer who, according to her gravestone, died Sept. 5, 1767 in her 39th year, i.e. born about 1729. They lived on a farm at Tower Hill, South Kingstown Rhode Island. William had wife Mercy & sons William & Samuel of Newport. His will dated 24 Jan 1781 proved 7 Apr 1788. PROBATE................WILLIAM DYER Bk.6 Pg.203 date 24 Jan. 1781 Ex...son William App. 7 April 1788 Mentions: Wife Marcy Son: William, Samuel (of Newport) this large estate left him by my uncle. Gr. Sons: John Paine Dyer & William Dyer....The two oldest Gr.Children. A note added, states that, he was probably the son of Samuel (of Edward & Mary (Greene) Dyer B.1727 Mar.- 13 Mar. 1745/6 Mercy Paine at her father's house at Conanicut. She was the dau. of _____Paine and Mercy Carr, a Granddaughter of Gov. Caleb Carr. William Dyer lived on Tower Hill, his farm adjoined the Bull farm. The tradition in the family is that William Dyer, Jr. being encumbered by debt, put his farm in the hands of his friend Bull, who refused to restore it, and then the farms were united and are now known as the Bull & Dyer Farm.4�
Child of William Dyer and Mercy Dyer
Desire Dyer b. c 1729, d. 5 Sep 1767
Children of William Dyer and Mercy Paine
Samuel Dyer b. a 1746
William H Dyer+ b. 11 Oct 1749, d. c 1800
[S1389] Ph.D Alden Gamaliel Beaman, Rhode Island Vital Records, New Series, Volume 4, Washington County Births (Princeton, Mass.: self published, 1978), 113. Hereinafter cited as Rhode Island Vital Records, New Series, Vol. 4.
[S1355] Rhode Island Historical Society, Rhode Island Historical Cemeteries, Transcription Project Index (on-line, http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rigenweb/cemetery/: Rootsweb, on-going project). Hereinafter cited as Rhode Island Historical Cemeteries.
M, #74234, b. circa 1665, d. October 1716
Father William Dyer , Major b. c 1642, d. b 5 Jun 1688
Mother Mary Walker
Note* [His father's will, Sep.4,1690] To eldest son William, now of Boston, 2000 acres in the Broad Kill,Sussex County, Pennsylvania, 10 cows, and 10 young cattle. Resided in Boston, Mass, New York, NY, Lewes, DE, Appoquidimink, Hundred,DE. [WAD] notes that the children listed, Nathaniel and William werebaptized in Old North Church in Boston, Mass and is not positive of thislisting. NEW CASTLE COUNTY DELAWARE LAND RECORDS 1715-1728 by Carol Bryant: p.16 Sheriff's Deed. On 07 Oct 1717 Anthony HOUSTOWN, Sheriff of the County ofNew Castle to Baldwin JOHNSON of the County of New Castle, gentleman.Whereas Sarah QUARRY, executor of the will of Robert QUARRY, Esq, dec'd,at the Court of Common Pleas recovered against Baldwin JOHNSON & Jane hiswife, administrators of the goods & chattels of William DYRE, late of NewCastle, gentleman, dec'd, lately called Guilielium DYRE de Comitat AloriCastor Genetosum, a debt of 140 pounds & L4.3.4 damages to be levied onthe goods & lands of William DYRE, who died intestate, now in thepossession of Baldwin JOHNSON & Jane his wife. Whereas Anthony HOUSTOWNseized a tract of land containing 400 acres & a negro woman called Elisabeth. Anthony HOUSTOWNfor 66 pounds granted to Baldwin JOHNSON a tract of land containing 400acres being in the forest upon Mark Bird Creek & the negro woman calledElisabeth. Signed: Anthony HOUSTOWN, Sheriff. Delivered in the presenceof John FRENCH, Richard HALLEWELL & Nicholas MEERS. Recorded 30 Jun1720. (E1:339) [Judy Ardine 12/11/99].�
Birth* William Dyer was born circa 1665 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts .�
He was the son of William Dyer , Major and Mary Walker.�
Death* William Dyer died in October 1716, in New Castle, New Castle County, Delaware .�
Children of William Dyer and Jane Eyre
Nathaniel Dyer b. 24 Jul 1715
William Dyer b. 2 Jun 1717
[S1353] Lora Altine Woodbury Underhill, Descendants of Edward Small of New England (Revised Edition) (Boston & New York: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1934), 1254. Hereinafter cited as Descendants of Edward Small of New England.
M, #74304, b. after 1767
Father William H Dyer b. 11 Oct 1749, d. c 1800
Mother Sarah Kenyon
Birth* William Dyer was born after 1767.�
He was the son of William H Dyer and Sarah Kenyon.�
[S1371] Bertha Williams Anthony, Roger Williams of Providence, Rhode Island (: Mrs. C. W. Bertha Williams Anthony, 1949), 4. Hereinafter cited as Roger Williams of Providence, R.I.
M, #74390, b. circa 1671, d. 21 April 1719
Father Charles Dyer b. c 1650, d. 15 May 1709
Mother Mary Lippet b. 1650, d. c 1690
Last Edited 1 Nov 2006
Birth* William Dyer was born circa 1671 in Little Compton, Newport County, Rhode Island .2�
He was the son of Charles Dyer and Mary Lippet.�
Marriage* William Dyer married Hannah Briggs, daughter of Thomas Briggs and Mary Fisher, before 1705.�
Death* William Dyer died on 21 April 1719, in Newport, Rhode Island ; Dyer, William, house carpenter, executed at Newport, Rhode Island, for murdering his wife, Apr.21,1719. [Boston News Letter] [Index of Obituaries 1704-1800]. He was indicted for the murder of his wife Hannah, and executed on that charge. 16 June 1719 - Whereas Samuel Dyer of Newport, yeoman, has petitioned Assembly to release the forfeiture of the estate of his brother William Dyre (who was lately executed in the town of Newport, which was forfeited to this colony) for the subsistence of his children; ordered that after charges of imprisonment, trial and execution of William Dyre are satisfied, real and personal shall be discharged. William Dyer's children were raised by his brother Samuel and his wife Desire Slocum. [Taken from the Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island.] [WFT Vol.3, #5891] [WFT Vol. 5, #1242]3�
Children of William Dyer and Hannah Briggs
William Dyer , Capt. b. 15 May 1705, d. Sep 1797
Charles Dyer+ b. 2 Mar 1706/7
Mary Dyer b. 5 Nov 1709
Samuel Dyer+ b. 4 May 1712
[S1380] Benjamin Franklin Wilroth, Little Compton Familes (Little Compton, Rhode Island, U.S.A.: Little Compton Historical Society, 1967). Hereinafter cited as Little Compton Familes.
[S2484] Index of Obituaries 1704-1800, Boston News-Letter Index of Obituaries 1704-1800, Boston, Massachusetts. Hereinafter cited as Boston News-Letter Index of Obituaries 1704-1800.
M, #74444, b. circa 1720, d. 10 March 1776
Father Charles Dyer b. c 1685, d. 7 Jan 1726/27
Mother Mary Lapham b. 5 Oct 1686, d. a 1735
Marriage* He married Mercy Randall, daughter of William Randall Jr. and Mercy Williams, in Cranston, Rhode Island .3�
William Dyer was the son of Charles Dyer and Mary Lapham.�
Will* William Dyer left a will on 22 February 1776; Dyer, William of CR, Yeoman. Will dated 22 Feb 1776, Recorded 27 May1776, Pgs. 67-68. Mentions: Wife Marcy. Sons Thomas and Eseck under 21. 2 daughters Robey &Marcy, no surnames. Edward Fenner Esq. of Johnston exor. Witn: John Dyer,John Dyer Jr., Joseph Borden Jr. [RI Gen. Register, Vol.4, Jan. 1982]4�
Death* He died on 10 March 1776.5�
Burial* He was buried in Deacon John Dyer Lot, Cranston, Rhode Island ; he was removed to Pocasset.6�
Children of William Dyer and Mercy Randall
Roby Dyer
Elizabeth Dyer b. 1738, d. 1746
Ephraim Dyer b. 1744, d. 1745
Thomas Dyer+ b. c 1745, d. 19 Sep 1814
Mary Dyer b. 1750, d. 1840
Esek Dyer b. c 1758, d. 23 Sep 1842
[S1478] Nellie M. C. Beaman, Rhode Island Genealogical Register, Abstracts of Cranston, RI Wills (Cranston, Rhode Island, U.S.A.: Cranston Council & Probate Records, Vol. 1, 1754-1772... Vol.2, 1773-1788, unknown publish date), 270. Hereinafter cited as Rhode Island Genealogical Register, Cranston Wills.
[S1509] Frank Albert Randall, Randall and Allied Familiies (Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.: Raveret-Weber Printing Co., 1943), 60. Hereinafter cited as Randall and Allied Familiies.
[S2497] Rhode Island Genealogical Register Vol. 4, unknown compiler, compiler, (Newport: Newport Rhode Island Town Council & Probate, Vol. 2, 1707-1712, January 1982). Hereinafter cited as Rhode Island Genealogical Register Vol. 4.
[S1371] Bertha Williams Anthony, Roger Williams of Providence, Rhode Island (: Mrs. C. W. Bertha Williams Anthony, 1949), 161. Hereinafter cited as Roger Williams of Providence, R.I.
[S1355] Rhode Island Historical Society, Rhode Island Historical Cemeteries, Transcription Project Index (on-line, http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rigenweb/cemetery/: Rootsweb, on-going project), CR087. Hereinafter cited as Rhode Island Historical Cemeteries.
M, #74753, b. 2 June 1717
Father William Dyer b. c 1665, d. Oct 1716
Mother Jane Eyre
Note* Admission & Baptisms of 2nd Church of Boston MA. taken from The Essex Genealogist Nov 1992: Among other Dyers -- Nathaniel of Jane Baptized 24 Jul 1715 and William of ?? baptized 2 Jun 1717.�
Birth* William Dyer was born on 2 June 1717.�
He was the son of William Dyer and Jane Eyre.�
[S1353] Lora Altine Woodbury Underhill, Descendants of Edward Small of New England (Revised Edition) (Boston & New York: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1934). Hereinafter cited as Descendants of Edward Small of New England.
M, #74768, b. circa August 1712, d. 29 September 1713
Father William Dyer b. b 1688, d. 2 Apr 1752
Mother Abigail Thurston b. 3 Apr 1686, d. 16 Oct 1761
Last Edited 19 Jun 2004
Note* Died age 14 months.�
Birth* William Dyer was born circa August 1712.2�
He was the son of William Dyer and Abigail Thurston.�
Death* William Dyer died on 29 September 1713, in Newport, Rhode Island ; died aged 14 months.3,1,2�
Burial* He was buried in Common Burial Ground, Farewell St ->20 ft. E., Newport, Rhode Island .2�
[S1364] Compiled by Alden Gamaliel Beaman, Rhode Island Vital Records, New Series, Volume II, Births 1590-1930 (: self published, 1980). Hereinafter cited as Rhode Island Vital Records.
M, #75221, b. 20 February 1782, d. 10 January 1864
Father Stephen Dyer b. 10 Jan 1751/52, d. 27 Feb 1847
Mother Sarah Mathewson b. 24 May 1762, d. 2 Jul 1811
Note* 1850 Census, Springfield, Windsor Co., Vermont, Roll 931, Page 469 William Dyer, 66, M, Farmer, Real Estate $1500, b. R.I. Sarah, 20, F, b. VT.�
Birth* William Dyer was born on 20 February 1782 in Cranston, Providence County, Rhode Island .�
He was the son of Stephen Dyer and Sarah Mathewson.�
Marriage* William Dyer married Sarah B. Reed, daughter of Isaac Reed, on 16 June 1812 in Windsor, Vermont .�
Marriage* William Dyer married Fanny W. (----) Hayden on 31 October 1851 in Windsor, Vermont .�
Death* William Dyer died on 10 January 1864, at age 81, in Windsor, Vermont .�
Burial* He was buried in Pinegrove Cemetery.�
Children of William Dyer and Sarah B. Reed
Henry Reed Dyer+ b. 27 Apr 1813, d. 13 Sep 1876
Gratia Dyer b. 7 May 1818, d. b 1896
Leighton William Dyer+ b. 1828, d. 8 Apr 1864
Sarah Dyer b. 21 Oct 1829, d. 9 Mar 1877
Family: William Dyer and Fanny W. (----) Hayden
[S1553] Microfilm, Ancestry, unknown repository address unknown repository, Roll 931, p.469.
M, #76078, b. 30 January 1815, d. 2 January 1845
Father Samuel Dyer b. 1 Jun 1792
Mother Lydia Hoxie b. 7 Oct 1791, d. 26 Oct 1870
Note* 29-11-4 Westport Point Cemetery blacksmith.�
Birth* William Dyer was born on 30 January 1815.�
He was the son of Samuel Dyer and Lydia Hoxie.�
Marriage* William Dyer married Angeline Macomber, daughter of Varnum Macomber and Lydia A. Davis, on 19 February 1840 in Westport, Bristol County, Massachusetts .1,2,3�
Death* William Dyer died on 2 January 1845, at age 29, in Westport, Bristol County, Massachusetts .2�
Burial* He was buried in Westport Point Cemetery.�
Child of William Dyer and Angeline Macomber
Adeline S. Dyer b. 1844
[S1474] Vital Records of Westport, Mass., to the Year 1850 (Boston, Massachusetts: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1918). Hereinafter cited as Vital Records of Westport, Mass. to 1850.
[S1520] Everett S. Stackpole, Macomber Genealogy (Lewiston, Maine, U.S.A.: Press of the Journal Company, 1908), 158. Hereinafter cited as Macomber Genealogy.
M, #76201, b. after 1798, d. 29 September 1817
Father Charles Dyer Jr. b. 4 Sep 1778, d. 11 Dec 1862
Mother Hannah Field b. 4 Sep 1778, d. 26 May 1834
Note* MSA (Maine State Archives) gave his death. Providence Journal Not shown in Field Gen. (Does he belong here???)�
He was the son of Charles Dyer Jr. and Hannah Field.�
Death* William Dyer died on 29 September 1817, in Calais, Washington County, Maine .�
Father John Morton Dyer b. 9 Mar 1828, d. 16 Apr 1887
Mother Sarah E. Curtis b. 23 May 1844, d. 5 Sep 1924
Note* Beatrice Viola Buttles remembers William as a large, gentle man. One day he visited her family's house when she had some friends over. When she answered the door he picked her up in the air to greet her. Her friends were all very impressed. Beatrice thinks he may have been adopted. Could he have been John's son by his first wife, Celia?�
He was the son of John Morton Dyer and Sarah E. Curtis.�
M, #79997, b. 26 June 1782, d. after 1846
Father Capt. Charles Dyer b. 4 Jul 1753, d. 27 Oct 1845
Mother Susannah Wright b. 23 Apr 1762, d. 15 Jun 1820
Birth* William Dyer was born on 26 June 1782 in of Hanover, Shelby County, Indiana .1�
He was the son of Capt. Charles Dyer and Susannah Wright.�
Death* William Dyer died after 1846.�
[S1403] Correspondence with Denise Martelle, 8 May 2000. Unknown repository (unknown repository address).
Father Barrett Dyer , Capt. b. 1745
Mother Mary (Nee?) Dyer
He was the son of Barrett Dyer , Capt. and Mary (Nee?) Dyer.�
Marriage* William Dyer married Katreen Young on 17 February 1793 in Prince Edward County, Ontario ; William Dyre, Marysburgh, bachelor, and Katreen Young, Sophiasburgh,spinster February 17, 1793 John Miller, Daniel Young, Sarah Young.1�
Children of William Dyer and Katreen Young
Silas Dyer+ b. a 1793
Barrett Dyer b. a 26 Feb 1794
[S1792] Papers & Records Ontario Historical Society, The Registers of Rev. John Langhorn, Vol. 1 (Toronto, Ontario: privately published, 1899, reprint 1930), 14-70. Hereinafter cited as The Registers of Rev. John Langhorn.
Father David Dyer b. 1803
Mother Sarah Benedict b. 6 Jun 1806
Birth* William Dyer was born in 1834 in Vermont .�
He was the son of David Dyer and Sarah Benedict.�
Father Aurelius Jay Dyer b. 3 Dec 1849
Mother Nofra Morgridge
Birth* William Dyer was born in 1878.�
He was the son of Aurelius Jay Dyer and Nofra Morgridge.�
Residence* William Dyer lived in 1893; in Madison County, Ohio.�
[S1423] C. C. Olin, A Complete Record of the John Olin Family (Indianapolis: Baker-Randolph Co., Printers, 1893), xcv. Hereinafter cited as A Complete Record of the John Olin Family.
William Dyer , Capt.1
M, #74432, b. 15 May 1705, d. September 1797
Father William Dyer b. c 1671, d. 21 Apr 1719
Mother Hannah Briggs b. 1 May 1676, d. 13 Feb 1718/19
Note* He is said to have been the Captain of the 'Sea Flower' Aug. 11,1742.�
Birth* William Dyer , Capt. was born on 15 May 1705 in Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island .2�
He was the son of William Dyer and Hannah Briggs.�
Marriage* William Dyer , Capt. married Mercy Mumford, daughter of George Mumford and Mary Robinson, on 12 April 1733.3�
Death* William Dyer , Capt. died in September 1797, at age 92, in Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island .1,4�
Burial* He was buried in Dyer Family Burial Ground, Newport, Rhode Island .4�
Family: William Dyer , Capt. and Mercy Mumford
[S1377] James Newell Arnold, Vital Records of Rhode Island 1636-1850, Births, Marriages & Deaths Vol.4, Newport County (Providence, RI.: Narraganset Hist. Publishing Co., 1893), 94. Hereinafter cited as Vital Records of Rhode Island, Vol. 4.
[S1356] James N. Arnold, Vital Records of Rhode Island 1636-1850, Births, Marriages & Deaths Vol.7, Friends & Ministers (Providence, Rhode Island, U.S.A.: Narragansett Hist. Pub. Co., 1895), 133. Hereinafter cited as Vital Records of Rhode Island 1636-1850.
William Dyer , Major1,2,3
M, #74042, b. circa 1642, d. before 5 June 1688
Note* Resided Newport RI; Nevis, West Indies; New York, NY; Lewes, Sussex, Co.,De [WAD] 'William's birth date (1640) based on speculation, not proof.' [JohanWinsser] ================================================================ Database: Full Context of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records,1680-1800 Prim Name: William Dyre, Major Admin Name: Will Made Date: 20 Feb 1687/88 Will Loc: Heirs Name: wife Mary Dyre; eldest son William Dyre, of Boston; youngestson Edmund Dyer, son James Dyre; dau. (eldest) Sarah Dyer, (youngest)Mary Dyer Exec/Trus Name: wife Mary Dyer, son William Dyre, John Hill and SamuelGray (friends); New England property, Sir Edmund Andross Wit Name: Charles Sanders, Will Rodeney Will Probate Date: 05 Jun 1688 Will Book: Penna. Hist. Soc. Papers, vol. AM 2013; Arch. vol. A70; Reg.of Wills, Liber A Page: 95-97; 27; folios 85-88 Comment: [Note:--Arch. vol. A70, page 27 mentions dec'd father William] ============================================================ 'Capt. NATHANIEL WALKER, (from N.E., as shown by his will), gives to hisbro.-in-law, Capt. Wm. Dyre, 'all my lands in the Gov't of Penna., at thePLACE formerly called the WHOREKILL, since NEW DEAL, and now LEWIS,(LEWES).' Northampton, Va., 27 Apr. 1683-29 Oct. 1683. (xv-26) (TheCounty Court Note-Book, Feb., 1927, Vol. VI, No. 1, p. 6.) In Delaware, Capt. William Dyre was exalted to Major William Dyre, orDyer. [First Settlers of Ye Plantations of Piscataway and Woodsridge OldeEast New Jersey part 5] =========================================================== NATHANIEL WALKER, b. say 1642 (called 'Mr.' 9 June 1663 when Robert Starrrecalled that Nathaniel sailed on the Swallow [EQC 6:35]); wrote fromVirginia in 1671 to his brother Obadiah, referring to 'brother Dyer'[LynnHSR 14:112, citing Middlesex court files]; administration granted inSussex County, Delaware, on 20 July 1685 to Major William Dyer [LeondeValinger, ed., Calendar of Sussex County Delaware Probate Records,1680-1800 (Dover, Delaware, 1964), p. 10]. (The Great Migration Begins,p.918) ============================================== Page 725-726 NEW JERSEYITES BECOME FIRST SETTLERS OF DELAWARE BEFORE 1700 (From the auth., listed supra.) Those of New Amsterdam and New Jersey first appearing in Delaware were: MAJOR WILLIAM DYER, of R. I. Sarah Dyer. Mary Dyer. [First Settlers of Ye Plantations of Piscataway and Woodsridge Olde EastNew Jersey part 5] Page 880 MAJOR WILLIAM DYER, COLONIAL NEW YORK (Identical with N. J., and Delaware man.) (Vide, ante, this PART, pp. 821and 865.) CAPT. WILLIAM DYRE, a N. Y. Colonial, Mar. 10, 1680, (vide, ante, PARTTWO, p. 155). 'Dyer's Commission, Date 4th January, 1682, ffor Coll. of his MatiesCustoms, as well as of this Province of East New Jersey as Sezaria(Caesariae), with Pensilvania--wch was Read, allowed and ordered to berecorded.' (ARCH., Vol. XIII, p. 142.) [First Settlers of Ye Plantationsof Piscataway and Woodsridge Olde East New Jersey part 5] NEHGR Vol 146 p294 & Vol 145 p22 'Mary (Dyre) Ward, Mary Barrett Dyre'smissing daughter traced' by Johan Winsser says; William, 2nd survivingson, in Oct 1659 sent a plea for his mother's life to court in Boston, in1674 became collector of customs at New York, in 1681 was indicted forhigh treason because of irregularities in his collector job, Had chargestransferred to England where case was dropped due to lack of witnesses.Owned land in NY, RI, vast acres in PA and Sussex Co. Del. where he diedin 1688.' NEHGR Vol 48 p143 - The complete will of William Dyre, son of William &Mary (the Quaker martyr). Land in Sussex Co., PA; NewCastle Co.,PA;Narraganset Country in New England;,Providence,RI;Dyers Is,RI;Readingin New England; the Clabbord Islands in Cascoe Bay, New England; andlarge sums of money. NEHGR vol 98 p25ff 'Tradition of Mary Dyer, Quaker Martyr' says William2d was member of the Governor's Council, and two years later mayor of theCity of New York. In 1674 he was appointed by James, Duke of York, ascollector of customs in New York for America. CHILD: Wm. Heller Dyar, 'The DYAR (DYER) Families', ms. from Natl GenSoc. NOTE: A son of Williams married a Bradford and their descendantssupposedly have the relics of Mary Dyer. These records are in CatherineCornelia Joy-Dyer 'Some Records of the Dyer Family', NY: T Whitaker, 1884. [e-mail from Aurie Morrison] The 20th Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans, Vol. 3,p.366 Dyre, William, mayor of New York, was a son of Captain William andMary Dyre, who came from England to Boston, Mass., and joined the Firstchurch there in December, 1635. Captain Dyre was disfranchised for'seditious writing' Nov. 15, 1637, removed to Rhode Island, and was one of thesigners of the compact of government for that province, March 7, 1638. Hewas secretary the same year, general recorder, 1648; attorney-general,1650-53; member of the general court, 1661-62, 1664-66; generalsolicitor, 1665-66, and 1668, and secretary to the council, 1669. He was commissionedcommander-in-chief upon the sea in 1653, and headed an expedition fittedout in Rhode Island against the Dutch. His wife, Mary Dyre, was the onlywoman to suffer capital punishment in all the oppression of the Friendsthe world over. She accompanied her husband on his mission to England with RogerWilliams and Dr. John Clarke to obtain the revocation of GovernorCoddington's power in Rhode Island and while there became a convert toQuakerism and a preacher in the society. On arriving in Boston in 1657she was imprisoned and on the petition of her husband was permitted to gowith him to Rhode Island, but never to return to Massachusetts. Shereturned, however, and with William Robinson and Marmaduke Stevenson wastried and convicted for 'their rebellion, sedition and presumptuousobtruding upon us notwithstanding their being sentenced to banishment onpayne of death, as underminers of the government.' Robinson and Stevensonwere executed, but through the petition of her son, Mayor William Dyre,she was reprieved on the same conditions as before, but in May, 1660,again appeared on the public streets of Boston, and was brought beforethe court, May 31, and condemned to death. She was executed June 1, 1660. Mayor William Dyre was appointed to the military service under the crownand proposed the conquest of New York from the Dutch in 1673. He was made collector of customs ofhis territories in America by the Duke of York, July 2, 1674, and took uphis residence in New York. He was a member of the governor's council, andin 1680 was elected mayor of the city. He was arrested on charge of high treason by the merchants of New York in 1680 and indicted in 1681. He wasplaced upon trial, denied the authority of the court, and was sent toLondon for trial, which was delayed by Samuel Winder, his prosecutor, andhe was given his liberty by the council, Sept. 30, 1682. He was advancedby King Charles II., Jan. 4, 1682, to the position of surveyor-general of hismajesty's customs in America and held the office till his death. He wasalso made king's collector of customs for Pennsylvania and New Jersey andremoved to Penn's province, settling on a large tract of land in Sussexcounty (now in Delaware). In 1687 he was elected a provincial councillor ofpennsylvania for three years, but was not allowed to take his seat. Hiswill, dated Feb. 20, 1688, was probated June 5, 1688. and proved inLondon, Sept. 4, 1690. He left surviving him, his wife, Mary, andchildren, William, Edmund, James, Sarah and Mary. He bequeathed his estate of 2500 acres in Sussex county(Del.), and Dyre's island, between Providence plantations and RhodeIsland, and two islands in Casco bay, to his wife, and 2000 acres inSussex county to his son William, who was elected to the Pennsylvaniaassembly in 1699, and helped to found the Episcopal church in New Castle, Del. The date ofMayor William Dyre's death is not known the time being only fixed asbetween the dates of making and probating his will.[p.367] Court Records 1680-1682 and 1693-1701 ==================================================== From The New York Historical Society Collections, this 1912 volumefeatures preceedings of the General Court of Assizes, held in the city ofNew York from 10/6/1680 to 10/6/1862, and minutes of the Supreme Court ofJudicature, 4/4/1693 to 4/1/1701. Bibliographic Information: Court Records 1680-1682 and 1693-1701, The NewYork Historical Society, 1912. The Bill or Accusacon against Capt William Dyre found by the Grand Jury. William Dyre standeth Charged and accused by the name of Wm Dyre Late ofthe Citty of New Yorke Gentlm for that he the said Wm Dyre Severall timessince the first of May Anno: one thousand Six hundred and Eighty att theCitty aforesaid as a false Traytor to sd Soverigne Lord the King hathTratorously Maliciously and Advisedly used and Exercised Regall Power andAuthority over the Kings Subjects; for the Better Support and upholdingwhereof he the said Wm Dyre hath Traiterously Maliciously and advisedlyPlotted, and Contrived Innovacons in Governmt, and the Subversion andChange of the Known antient and fundimentall Laws of the Realme ofEngland by Virtue of which Arbitrary and Unlawfull Power he the said WmDyre (Together with other some false Traitors Unknowne) hath many timesSince the first of November Last Past Establish't and Imposed UnlawfullCustomes and Imposicons on the Goods and Merchandizes, of his MajtisLeige People trading in this Place by force Compelling them to Pay thesame, and hath Imployed and made use of Souldiers to maintaine and Defendhim in these his Unjust and Unlawfull Practises Contrary to the GreateCharter of Liberties, Contrary to the Peticon of Right and Contrary toother Statutes in those Cases made and Provided, and Contrary to theHonor and Peace of ye most Soverigne Lord the King that now is his Crowneand Dignity. Billa Vera Samuel Winder Robert Vicars. =========================================.�
Birth* William Dyer , Major was born circa 1642.4�
Marriage* William Dyer , Major married Mary Walker, daughter of Richard Walker and Sarah, circa 1662 in Newport, Rhode Island .5�
Death* William Dyer , Major died before 5 June 1688, in Sussex County, Pennsylvania (now Delaware) .6�
Will Proved* His will was proved on 4 September 1690 in London, England .7�
Children of William Dyer , Major and Mary Walker
William Dyer+ b. c 1665, d. Oct 1716
Edmund Dyer b. c 1666, d. 1700
Sarah Dyer+ b. 17 Feb 1668/69
Mary Dyer+ b. 4 Sep 1673
James Dyer+ b. 23 Oct 1681
[S1349] John Osborne Austin, Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island (Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.A.: Gen. Publishing Co. Inc., reprinted 1978, 1887). Hereinafter cited as Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island.
[S1351] Orra Eugene Monnette, First Settlers of Ye Plantations of Piscataway & Woodsridge Olde East New Jersey, Part 5 (California: The Leroy Carman Press, 1931). Hereinafter cited as First Settlers of Ye Plantations of New Jersey.
[S1352] Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633, 3 vols. (Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealgical Society, 1995), 918. Hereinafter cited as The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633.
[S13233] New England Historic Genealogical Society, "Genealogical Gleanings from England," in New England Historic Genealogical Register, Edited by John Ward Dean, editor. (Boston, Massachusetts: published by the New England Historic Genealogical Society, January 1894). Hereinafter cited as "Genealogical Gleanings from England."
William Albert Dyer1
M, #79587, b. 11 April 1861, d. 27 December 1943
Father Seymour Dyer b. 5 Jun 1835, d. 4 Nov 1901
Mother Angeline Mayham b. 29 Sep 1833, d. 24 Mar 1904
Note* Lived in East Jefferson for thirty five years and in Worcester, N.Y. for twenty more.�
Birth* William Albert Dyer was born on 11 April 1861.�
He was the son of Seymour Dyer and Angeline Mayham.�
Marriage* William Albert Dyer married Harriet Adeline Foote, daughter of Charles L. Foote and Jane Hamilton, on 19 December 1884.1�
Death* William Albert Dyer died on 27 December 1943, at age 82, in Milford, Otsego County, New York .�
Burial* He was buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Jefferson County, New York .�
Child of William Albert Dyer and Harriet Adeline Foote
Ethel Dyer b. 15 Dec 1886, d. 20 Oct 1911
[S1775] Grace Raymond, The Family of Henry Maham of Blenheim Hill, Schoharie County, New York (n.p.: Mayham Family Reunion Committee, 1950), 35. Hereinafter cited as The Family of Henry Maham of Blenheim Hill.
William Andrew Dyer1
M, #80330, b. 1 May 1868, d. 15 October 1952
Father Andrew Jackson Dyer b. 6 Mar 1837, d. 1 Nov 1911
Mother Phoebe Odell Mitchell b. 26 Nov 1837, d. 25 Aug 1912
Birth* William Andrew Dyer was born on 1 May 1868 in Bangor, Van Buren County, Michigan .�
He was the son of Andrew Jackson Dyer and Phoebe Odell Mitchell.�
Marriage* William Andrew Dyer married Augusta Louise Bowers on 8 September 1889.1�
Death* William Andrew Dyer died on 15 October 1952, at age 84.�
Family: William Andrew Dyer and Augusta Louise Bowers
William Bert Dyer1
M, #80292, b. 2 April 1912, d. 5 May 1962
Father Bert Dyer b. 6 Dec 1872, d. 6 Jun 1941
Mother Edith Holmes b. 27 Feb 1883, d. 1974
Birth* William Bert Dyer was born on 2 April 1912.�
He was the son of Bert Dyer and Edith Holmes.�
Death* William Bert Dyer died on 5 May 1962, at age 50.�
Burial* He was buried in Maple Hill Cemetery, Van Buren County, Michigan .�
Child of William Bert Dyer
William Jackson Dyer b. 10 Sep 1935, d. 1953
William Cleveland Dyer
M, #77704, b. 8 March 1904, d. January 1991
Father William Osmond Dyer b. 17 Mar 1861, d. 20 Jan 1928
Mother Mary Angell Arnold b. 20 Jun 1867, d. 20 Aug 1948
Birth* William Cleveland Dyer was born on 8 March 1904 in Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island .1�
He was the son of William Osmond Dyer and Mary Angell Arnold.�
Marriage* William Cleveland Dyer married Dorothy Darling Towne in 1929.�
Death* William Cleveland Dyer died in January 1991, at age 86, in Jamestown, Newport County, Rhode Island .�
Burial* He was buried in Quidnessett Cemetery, North Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island .2�
Family: William Cleveland Dyer and Dorothy Darling Towne
[S1462] Inscription.
William Edward Dyer
M, #75633, b. 2 September 1824, d. 25 February 1850
Father John Dyer b. 28 Oct 1802, d. 12 Oct 1853
Mother Elizabeth Tilden Morton b. 2 Aug 1802, d. 8 Feb 1874
Birth* William Edward Dyer was born on 2 September 1824.�
He was the son of John Dyer and Elizabeth Tilden Morton.�
Death* William Edward Dyer died on 25 February 1850, at age 25, in Middlebury, Addison County, Vermont .1�
[S1589] New England Historic Genealogical Society, Record of Deaths at Middlebury, Vermont (Boston, Massachusetts: NEHGR, Vol. 71, 1917, 1917), 54. Hereinafter cited as Record of Deaths at Middlebury, VT.
William F. H. Dyer1,2,3
M, #75531, b. 24 February 1890, d. 12 July 1948
Father Isaac Deforest Dyer b. 31 May 1846, d. 21 Nov 1912
Mother Carrie Estelle Potter b. 17 Jul 1861, d. 9 Jul 1932
Note* Served in WWII.�
Birth* William F. H. Dyer was born on 24 February 1890.�
He was the son of Isaac Deforest Dyer and Carrie Estelle Potter.�
Marriage* William F. H. Dyer married Bessie C. Kenney, daughter of Curtis Kenney and Sarah Barker, on 27 April 1918 in Rhode Island .4,5�
Death* William F. H. Dyer died on 12 July 1948, at age 58, in Cranston, Providence County, Rhode Island .�
Family: William F. H. Dyer and Bessie C. Kenney
[S1363] Liela Morse Wilson, 10 Generations from William & Mary Dyer of Newport, R.I. (Putnam, CT: Privately published, 1949), 24. Hereinafter cited as 10 Generations from William & Mary Dyer of Newport, R.I.
[S1434] Edith Austin Moore, A Genealogy of the Descendants of Robert Austin of Kingstown, Rhode Island self published, 1951), 462. Hereinafter cited as A Genealogy of the Descendants of Robert Austin.
[S1392] Inc. 2000 Ancestry, "Vital Records of Rhode Island, 1636-1930 (database online)" (Orem, Utah). , 24:365. Hereinafter cited as "Vital Records of Rhode Island, 1636-1930."
William Grinnell Dyer1
M, #76349, b. 14 November 1824, d. 29 May 1827
Father Cyrus Dyer b. 3 Nov 1797, d. 22 Mar 1864
Mother Mary Ann Grinnell b. 30 Nov 1799, d. 2 Feb 1854
Birth* William Grinnell Dyer was born on 14 November 1824.�
He was the son of Cyrus Dyer and Mary Ann Grinnell.�
Death* William Grinnell Dyer died on 29 May 1827, at age 2, in Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island .2�
Burial* He was buried in Swan Point, Blackstone Blvd., Providence, Rhode Island .2�
[S1348] William Allan Dyer, By the Name of Dyer, A Genealogical Record, 1940), ND245. Hereinafter cited as By the Name of Dyer.
William H Dyer
M, #74281, b. 11 October 1749, d. circa 1800
Father William Dyer b. 1705, d. 19 Mar 1788
Mother Mercy Paine b. 1721, d. 15 Oct 1788
Birth* William H Dyer was born on 11 October 1749 in South Kingstown, Washington County, Rhode Island .1�
He was the son of William Dyer and Mercy Paine.�
Marriage* William H Dyer married Sarah Kenyon, daughter of Thomas Kenyon and Katherine Nye, on 19 July 1767 in Richmond, Washington County, Rhode Island .�
Death* William H Dyer died circa 1800.�
Children of William H Dyer and Sarah Kenyon
John Paine Dyer+ b. 1765, d. 19 Aug 1847
William Dyer b. a 1767
[S1411] James N. Arnold, Vital Records of Rhode Island 1636-1850, Births, Marriages & Deaths Vol.5, Washington & Bristol Counties (Providence, Rhode Island, U.S.A.: Narragansett Hist. Pub. Co., 1894), S. Kingstown, p.43. Hereinafter cited as Vital Records of Rhode Island 1636-1850.
William H. Dyer
Father Leman Wright Dyer b. 1808, d. 1855
Mother Philena F. Green b. 11 Jun 1806, d. 25 Jun 1885
William H. Dyer was the son of Leman Wright Dyer and Philena F. Green.�
William Henry Dyer1,2,3
M, #75486, b. 17 December 1815, d. 10 February 1886
Father Samuel Dunn Dyer b. 5 Aug 1784, d. 6 Jun 1873
Mother Hannah L. Northrup b. 6 Mar 1786, d. 19 Jan 1866
Birth* William Henry Dyer was born on 17 December 1815 in North Kingston, Washington County, Rhode Island .�
He was the son of Samuel Dunn Dyer and Hannah L. Northrup.�
Marriage* William Henry Dyer married Mary Clapp, daughter of Silas Clapp and Sylvania Andrews, on 9 October 1837 in Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island .4,1,5,6�
Note* 1844 Providence Directory: Dyer William H., house-carpenter, cor. Pine &Stewart. 1850 Census Providence, Providence, RI., William H Dyer 35 Carpenter;Mary C 33; William H Dyer, Jr. 1.) (living with them was George Dyer 37Carpenter; Sophia Dyer 38) his brother & wife?? died age 70 (GS) 1880 Census, Providence, RI: William H. DYER Self M Male W 65 RI House Carpenter RIRI Mary C. DYER Wife M Female W 61 RI Keeping House RI RI William H. DYER Son M Male W 31 RI Ticket Seller RI RI Gertrude DYER DauL M Female W 25 RI At Home RI RI Corinne S. DYER GChild S Female W 4 RI RI RI.�
Death* William Henry Dyer died on 10 February 1886, at age 70, in Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island .7,8�
Child of William Henry Dyer and Mary Clapp
William Henry Dyer Jr.+ b. 1 May 1849, d. 6 Dec 1919
[S1485] 1880 US Census Providence, Providence, Rhode Island,, microfilm Film 1255-211...213, , 496D, unknown repository address, unknown repository.
[S1631] LDS, "International Genealogical Index, North America" (Salt Lake City, Utah). . Hereinafter cited as "International Genealogical Index."
[S1567] Edwin M. Snow, Births, Marriages & Deaths Recorded in Providence 1636-1850 (Providence, Rhode Island: Sidney S. Rider, 1879), 164. Hereinafter cited as Births, Marriages & Deaths in Providence 1636-1850.
[S1381] James Newell Arnold, Vital Records of Rhode Island 1636-1850, Births, Marriages & Deaths, Vol.2, Providence County (Providence, Rhode Island, U.S.A.: Narragansett Hist. Pub. Co., 1892), 64. Hereinafter cited as Vital Records of Rhode Island 1636-1850.
William Henry Dyer , Capt.1,2,3,4
M, #75112, b. 12 August 1817, d. 3 February 1899
Father Daniel Pearce Dyer b. 25 Dec 1793, d. 10 Jun 1875
Mother Abby Williams b. 22 Nov 1785, d. 21 Nov 1863
Note* 1850 Census Cranston, Providence, RI., William H Dyer 33 Farmer $2000;Mary G 32; William S 12; Maria E 8; Daniel P 5. (all b. RI) 1880 Census, Cranston, Providence, RI: Wm. H. DYER Self M Male W 62 RI NursuryMan RI RI Mary G. DYER Wife M Female W 62 RIKeeping House RI RI Wm. S. DYER Son M Male W 42 VA At HomeRI RI The 20th Century Biographical Dictonary of Notable Americans, Vol.3,p.365 Dyer, William Henry, silk culturist, was bom on the farm of his=onPocasset Neck, R.I., Aug. 12, 1817-_son of Deacon Daniel P. andAbby(Williams) Dyer, and a descendant in the sixth generation fromWilliam andMary Dyer through har es, who settled on Ashuntick Neck,R.I., knownafterward as Pocasset Neck. Deacon Daniel P. Dyer was adescendant on thefemale side by marriage from Roger Williams, andAbby Williams was adirect descendant from the same worthy=William H. attended the districtschool, a private school inProvidence and [p.366] Kingston academy. Hewas educated as a farmerand nurseryman, his father being proprietor ofthe Dyer nursery. In1836 he became interested in the propagation ofmulberry trees tofurnish food for silkworms and in the production andpreparation ofsilk for the manufacturers. He conducted this business oneyear inProvidence, R.I., and three years in Fredericksburg, Va. In 1840hewas captain of the state militia, and in the Dorr rebellion took=withthe law and order party. In 1861 he joined the Federal army andwas maderecruiting officer, his age exempting him from active fieldservice. Heserved in this capacity for two years. In 1875, on thedeath of hisfather, he became sole proprietor of the nursery and=on Pocasset Neck. Hewas married May 1, 1836, to Mary Groton,daughter of Christopher and Sarah(Williams) Tanner. She was a=descendant in the sixth generation fromRoger Williams and was bom=married in the house built by Roger Williamsfor his son. Of theirsons, William S. was an officer in the civil war andsubsequentlyIndian agent in Dakota. Daniel Pierce was a soldier in theFederalarmy during the civil war and succeeded to the management ofthenursery business and Edmund Tanner became joint proprietor withhisbrother, Daniel of Mulberry Grove, on the death of theirfather.Captain Dyer died at Pocasset, R.I., Feb. 3, 1899. He was in the recuiting service in the Civil War in 1861 for theFederalArmy.�
Birth* William Henry Dyer , Capt. was born on 12 August 1817 in Cranston, Providence County, Rhode Island .5,6�
He was the son of Daniel Pearce Dyer and Abby Williams.�
Marriage* William Henry Dyer , Capt. married Mary Gorton Tanner, daughter of Christopher Tanner and Sarah Williams, on 1 May 1836 in Cranston, Providence County, Rhode Island .5,7�
Death* William Henry Dyer , Capt. died on 3 February 1899, at age 81, in Cranston, Providence County, Rhode Island .5,6�
Children of William Henry Dyer , Capt. and Mary Gorton Tanner
William Smith Dyer b. 28 Oct 1837
Maria Elizabeth Dyer+ b. 19 Sep 1841
Daniel Pierce Dyer II+ b. 1 Mar 1844
Edward Tanner Dyer+ b. 16 Jun 1850, d. 19 May 1882
[S1540] Editor Rossiter Johnson, 20th Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans (Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A.: The Biographical Society (on-line, Ancestry 1998), 1904), vol. 3, p.365. Hereinafter cited as 20th Century Biographical Dictionary.
[S1512] 1850 US Census, Cranston, Providence County, Rhode Island, , on CD CD# 308 (Family Tree Maker), , unknown repository address, unknown repository.
[S1541] 1880 US Census Cranston, Providence, Rhode Island, , microfilm Film 1255214, , 114D, unknown repository address, unknown repository.
[S1542] George C. Tanner, The Genealogy of William Tanner published by the author, 1905), 106. Hereinafter cited as The Genealogy of William Tanner.
[S1472] Lucius E. Weaver, The Weaver Genealogy (Rochester, New York: The Du Bois Press, 1928), 104. Hereinafter cited as The Weaver Genealogy.
William Henry Dyer Jr.1
M, #75488, b. 1 May 1849, d. 6 December 1919
Father William Henry Dyer b. 17 Dec 1815, d. 10 Feb 1886
Mother Mary Clapp b. 1818, d. 4 Jul 1901
Birth* William Henry Dyer Jr. was born on 1 May 1849 in Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island .2,3,4�
He was the son of William Henry Dyer and Mary Clapp.�
Marriage* William Henry Dyer Jr. married Gertrude Spink, daughter of William Spink and Dorcas Barney, on 20 April 1875 in Warwick, Kent County, Rhode Island .5,6�
Marriage* William Henry Dyer Jr. married Hannah B. B. Castner on 31 December 1901 in Rhode Island .1,7�
Death* William Henry Dyer Jr. died on 6 December 1919, at age 70, in Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island .8,9�
Burial* He was buried in Swan Point Cemetery, Blackstone Blvd., Providence, Rhode Island .8�
Child of William Henry Dyer Jr. and Gertrude Spink
Corinne Spink Dyer b. 16 Feb 1876, d. 30 Jan 1939
Family: William Henry Dyer Jr. and Hannah B. B. Castner
[S1567] Edwin M. Snow, Births, Marriages & Deaths Recorded in Providence 1636-1850 (Providence, Rhode Island: Sidney S. Rider, 1879), 20. Hereinafter cited as Births, Marriages & Deaths in Providence 1636-1850.
[S1381] James Newell Arnold, Vital Records of Rhode Island 1636-1850, Births, Marriages & Deaths, Vol.2, Providence County (Providence, Rhode Island, U.S.A.: Narragansett Hist. Pub. Co., 1892), 222. Hereinafter cited as Vital Records of Rhode Island 1636-1850.
[S1392] Inc. 2000 Ancestry, "Vital Records of Rhode Island, 1636-1930 (database online)" (Orem, Utah). , 19.191. Hereinafter cited as "Vital Records of Rhode Island, 1636-1930."
William Howard Dyer1
Father George Frederick Dyer1
Mother Katherine Eldora Tanner1
Birth* William Howard Dyer was born in Falconer, New York, U.S.A. .1�
He was the son of George Frederick Dyer and Katherine Eldora Tanner.1�
Marriage* William Howard Dyer married Delila Ethel Thompson.1�
Child of William Howard Dyer and Delila Ethel Thompson
Winford William Dyer+1
[S10946] Correspondence with Kelly (Dyer) Olsen E-mail message. Unknown repository.
William Jackson Dyer1
M, #80303, b. 10 September 1935, d. 1953
Father William Bert Dyer b. 2 Apr 1912, d. 5 May 1962
Birth* William Jackson Dyer was born on 10 September 1935 in Hartford, Van Buren County, Michigan .�
He was the son of William Bert Dyer.�
Death* William Jackson Dyer died in 1953.�
William James Dyer1
M, #77798, b. 1854, d. after 1880
Father John B Dyer b. Mar 1804, d. 19 Nov 1856
Mother Jane Susannah Mitchell b. 1 Sep 1814, d. 10 Apr 1873
Birth* William James Dyer was born in 1854 in Blissfield, New Brunswick .�
He was the son of John B Dyer and Jane Susannah Mitchell.�
Marriage* William James Dyer married Ida E Mooers, daughter of Thomas Mooers and Elizabeth Jane Mitchell, on 5 September 1876 in Anoka, Anoka County, Minnesota .1�
Death* William James Dyer died after 1880, in Seattle, King County, Washington .�
Children of William James Dyer and Ida E Mooers
Ines J Dyer b. 1877
Eugene L Dyer b. 9 Oct 1879
[S1615] Punta Gorda Joseph W Pehousek, Descendants of Jones Dyer, Sr. and Hannah 'Herrington' (: self published, October 1999). Hereinafter cited as Descendants of Jones Dyer, Sr. and Hannah 'Herrington.'
William Jones Dyer1,2,3
M, #74488, b. 16 February 1850, d. 17 November 1915
Father Elisha Dyer Jr., Gov. b. 20 Jul 1811, d. 17 May 1890
Mother Anna Jones Hoppin b. 1814, d. 29 Mar 1884
Birth* William Jones Dyer was born on 16 February 1850 in Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island .�
He was the son of Elisha Dyer Jr., Gov. and Anna Jones Hoppin.�
Marriage* William Jones Dyer married Lillian Pitman Greene on 23 April 1879.�
Caste* William Jones Dyer was belonged to the (30 living with father; Lillian G; Harriett G. & Anna J. 5/12 twins] caste in 1880 in Providence, Rhode Island .�
Death* He died on 17 November 1915, at age 65, in Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island .4,5�
Children of William Jones Dyer and Lillian Pitman Greene
Harriett Greene (Twin) Dyer+ b. 22 Dec 1879
Anna Jones (Twin) Dyer b. 22 Dec 1879
William Jones Hoppin Dyer b. 19 May 1895, d. 31 Mar 1964
[S1407] J. H. Beers, Representative Men of Old Rhode Island Familes (Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.: J. H. Beers & Co. / Higginson Books, 1908). Hereinafter cited as Representative Men of Old Rhode Island Familes.
[S1408] Frederick A. Virkus, Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy, CD 113 (Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.A.: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1925), Vol. 1. Hereinafter cited as Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy.
William Jones Hoppin Dyer
M, #74525, b. 19 May 1895, d. 31 March 1964
Father William Jones Dyer b. 16 Feb 1850, d. 17 Nov 1915
Mother Lillian Pitman Greene b. 17 Oct 1856, d. 25 Mar 1930
Birth* William Jones Hoppin Dyer was born on 19 May 1895 in Rhode Island .�
He was the son of William Jones Dyer and Lillian Pitman Greene.�
Census* William Jones Hoppin Dyer appeared on the census of 1900 in Providence, Rhode Island .�
Death* He died on 31 March 1964, at age 68, in Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island .1�
William Leighton Dyer1
M, #76235, b. 1 May 1847, d. 7 November 1928
Father Henry Reed Dyer b. 27 Apr 1813, d. 13 Sep 1876
Mother Lucy Ann Miller b. 14 Jan 1818, d. 15 Nov 1870
Note* Civil War Veteran. He was superintendent of the Santa Fe & PacificRailroads.�
Birth* William Leighton Dyer was born on 1 May 1847 in Windsor, Vermont .�
He was the son of Henry Reed Dyer and Lucy Ann Miller.�
Marriage* William Leighton Dyer married Jenny Emma Boutell on 7 September 1874 in Rutland, Rutland County, Vermont .�
Death* William Leighton Dyer died on 7 November 1928, at age 81, in Rutland, Rutland County, Vermont .�
Family: William Leighton Dyer and Jenny Emma Boutell
William Mclean Dyer1
M, #75840, b. 19 January 1815, d. 29 September 1817
Father Samuel Dyer b. 29 Jun 1790, d. 12 Sep 1883
Mother Margaret Duke b. c 1797, d. 28 May 1843
Birth* William Mclean Dyer was born on 19 January 1815 in Calais, Washington County, Maine .1�
He was the son of Samuel Dyer and Margaret Duke.�
Death* William Mclean Dyer died on 29 September 1817, at age 2, in Calais, Washington County, Maine .2�
[S1614] Sharon Howland, Vital Records of Calais, Maine Prior to 1892 (Camden, Maine: Picton Press, 1998), 159. Hereinafter cited as Vital Records of Calais, Maine.
William Nichols Dyer1
Father Jonathan Dyer b. 6 Jan 1792, d. 26 Feb 1875
Mother Hannah Dwinell d. 17 Apr 1859
Birth* William Nichols Dyer was born on 12 August 1821 in Clarendon Rutland, Vermont .�
He was the son of Jonathan Dyer and Hannah Dwinell.�
Marriage* William Nichols Dyer married Josephine Norton, daughter of David Norton and Lucy Hodge, on 12 March 1847 in Litchfield, Connecticut .2�
Children of William Nichols Dyer and Josephine Norton
Emma D. Dyer+ b. 27 Dec 1848
Aurelius Jay Dyer+ b. 3 Dec 1849
Rolla Dyer+ b. 21 Sep 1851
Gertrude Dyer+ b. 21 Jun 1854
[S1423] C. C. Olin, A Complete Record of the John Olin Family (Indianapolis: Baker-Randolph Co., Printers, 1893), 78. Hereinafter cited as A Complete Record of the John Olin Family.
William Osmond Dyer
M, #77694, b. 17 March 1861, d. 20 January 1928
Father Edward Franklin Dyer b. 3 Oct 1832, d. 17 Nov 1897
Mother Eunice Cooke Simmons b. 24 Aug 1832, d. 27 Dec 1910
Birth* William Osmond Dyer was born on 17 March 1861.�
He was the son of Edward Franklin Dyer and Eunice Cooke Simmons.�
Marriage* William Osmond Dyer married Mary Angell Arnold on 18 August 1888 in Rhode Island .1�
Death* William Osmond Dyer died on 20 January 1928, at age 66, in Cranston, Providence County, Rhode Island .2�
Burial* He was buried in North Burial Ground, North Main St., Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island .2�
Children of William Osmond Dyer and Mary Angell Arnold
Arthur Arnold Dyer b. 3 Mar 1891, d. 18 Apr 1976
Howard Simmons Dyer b. 18 Nov 1894, d. 6 Apr 1983
Edward Angell Dyer+ b. 27 Apr 1898, d. 23 Jun 1985
Gladys Dyer b. 30 Jan 1902, d. 3 Dec 1987
William Cleveland Dyer b. 8 Mar 1904, d. Jan 1991
Frederic Jackson Dyer b. 29 Nov 1907, d. 2 Jun 1994
Mary Dyer b. 18 May 1910, d. 24 Jan 1912
Dr. William Penn Dyer
M, #79524, b. 22 August 1874, d. 15 August 1955
Father Ambrose Spencer Dyer b. 19 Jun 1845, d. 13 Mar 1926
Mother Martha Ellen Vance b. 22 Mar 1854, d. 12 Jul 1942
Note* Family History, Volume S(4), Sylvester, Daughters of the American Revolution library, Washington, DC., p.4. List him as '? Dyer.' Olson Family Record, December 6, 1998. Confirms the link of Nellie Sylvester & William Dyer to the source listed above. Dr. William Dyer, son of Martha Ellen (Vance) Dyer and Ambrose Spence rDyer, taught school and served as Superintendent of Schools in several Minnesota towns. He received his Doctorate from Columbia University and then served as Administrator of Student Teacher Training at the New Britain Normal School which became Central Connecticut State University. Source: Howder's Site. �
Birth* Dr. William Penn Dyer was born on 22 August 1874 in La Crosse, La Crosse County, Wisconsin .�
He was the son of Ambrose Spencer Dyer and Martha Ellen Vance.�
Marriage* Dr. William Penn Dyer married Nellie Matilda Sylvester, daughter of George Washington Sylvester and Matilda Cook, on 3 January 1900 in Plainview, Wabasha County, Minnesota .�
Marriage* Dr. William Penn Dyer married Annie Isabel Robertson, daughter of Lafayette James Robertson and Mary Charlotte Brown, on 23 January 1926 in Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut .�
Death* Dr. William Penn Dyer died on 15 August 1955, at age 80, in New Britain, Hartford County, Connecticut .�
Burial* He was buried in Roselawn Cemetery, St. Paul, Minnesota .�
Children of Dr. William Penn Dyer and Nellie Matilda Sylvester
Alice Sylvester Dyer+ b. 22 Oct 1902, d. 7 Sep 1990
George Vance Dyer b. 12 Sep 1905, d. 1 Feb 1914
Family: Dr. William Penn Dyer and Annie Isabel Robertson
William R. Dyer1
Note* Aged 24 yrs at marriage, born Westport, son of Albert and Christianna.�
Birth* William R. Dyer was born circa 1837 in Westport, Bristol County, Massachusetts .�
Marriage* He married Adeline S. Dyer, daughter of William Dyer and Angeline Macomber, on 29 December 1861 in Tiverton, Newport County, Rhode Island .1�
Family: William R. Dyer and Adeline S. Dyer
[S1556] Elder James A. McKensie's Marriages , 542. Hereinafter cited as Elder James A. McKensie's Marriages.
William Samuel Dyer1
M, #75842, b. 14 December 1823, d. 19 October 1871
Birth* William Samuel Dyer was born on 14 December 1823 in Calais, Washington County, Maine .2�
Census* William Samuel Dyer appeared on the census of 1850 in Calais, Washington County, Maine .�
Census He appeared on the census of 1860 in Calais, Washington County, Maine .�
Death* He died on 19 October 1871, at age 47; he died at sea aboard the schoonerJohn McAdam off Gay Head, Dukes County, Massachusetts.3�
[S1614] Sharon Howland, Vital Records of Calais, Maine Prior to 1892 (Camden, Maine: Picton Press, 1998). Hereinafter cited as Vital Records of Calais, Maine.
[S1616] Calais Advertiser Newspaper (Calais, Maine: Calais Advertiser Newspaper), Calais Free Library, Union Street, Calais, Maine. Hereinafter cited as Calais Advertiser Newspaper.


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Monday TV Ratings: HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER Drops, THE FOLLOWING Hits Another Series Low, and BELIEVE…
by Adam Chitwood March 11, 2014
TV ratings for Monday, March 10th, are in. Here's a brief rundown: The series premiere of NBC's new drama Believe, with a pilot directed by Alfonso Cuaron, garnered a 2.7 rating in the 18-49 demo and scored 10.7 million viewers. …
Monday TV Ratings: HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER and THE BLACKLIST Dip; THE FOLLOWING Rises
by Adam Chitwood March 4, 2014
Monday evening's TV ratings are in. Briefly: NBC's The Blacklist dipped 13% from last week's 3.1 rating to a 2.7 rating in the 18-49 demo and 11.07 million viewers. Over on CBS, a rather shocking episode of How I Met …
Monday TV Ratings: THE BLACKLIST Returns Strong; THE FOLLOWING Hits Yet Another Series Low
by Adam Chitwood February 25, 2014
Monday evening's TV ratings are in as the networks have returned to their regularly scheduled programming following the close of the Winter Olympics. Here's a brief look at the highlights: NBC's The Blacklist returned incredibly strong, notching a 3.1 rating …
Grey Damon Talks STAR-CROSSED, How Grayson Fits into the Human/Alien World, Creating His Own Backstory for the…
by Christina Radish February 24, 2014
The new CW drama series Star-Crossed tells the story of Emery Whitehill (Aimee Teegarden), a teenager who had an alien spacecraft crash-land in her small town when she was six years old. Ten years later, she's reunited with Roman (Matt …
Monday TV Ratings: THE FOLLOWING and CASTLE Match Series Lows; STAR CROSSED Improves on DIXIE Numbers
Monday evening's TV ratings are in as we head into the final week of Winter Olympics coverage. Briefly: NBC's Monday night coverage of the Winter Olympics hit a 5.6 rating in the 18-49 demo and scored 23.46 million viewers. Over …
Aimee Teegarden Talks STAR-CROSSED, Joining the Show, Emery and Roman's Relationship, Human/Alien Drama, Alien Envy, and the…
The CW Sets Mid-Season Schedule for ARROW, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, and More, with New Series Premiere…
by Dave Trumbore December 12, 2013
Arrow closed out the first half of its second season run on The CW last night (read the episode recap here), and the newly released mid-season schedule reveals the Hooded Hero will return mid-March. In addition to scheduling other mid-season premiers …
New Trailers for The CW's THE 100, THE ORIGINALS, REIGN, STAR-CROSSED, THE TOMORROW PEOPLE
by Brendan Bettinger June 3, 2013
The CW previously released clips and short previews for the new series on their 2013-14 schedule. If you are eager to see more, The CW obliged with 3-4 minute trailers for: The 100 – "After a nuclear apocalypse, civilization on …
Trailers for New CW Shows Including VAMPIRE DIARIES Spinoff THE ORIGINALS, Paranormal Series TOMORROW PEOPLE, & the…
by Adam Chitwood May 16, 2013
The CW announced its fall 2013-14 slate earlier today, and now the network has released trailers for its new series. Briefly: The Originals – The highly anticipated Vampire Diaries spinoff centers on The Original Vampire family and stars Joseph Morgan, …

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Two Meat Loaf albums making US vinyl debut
Buddy Iahn | January 15, 2019 | Notable Releases, Rock News
Meat Loaf's quintuple platinum-certified 1993 album, Bat Out of Hell II: Back Into Hell, and his platinum-certified 1995 album, Welcome to the Neighbourhood, will make their U.S. vinyl debuts with new 2 LP vinyl editions to be released worldwide on February 8th by Geffen/UMe. In the U.K., both albums are making their first return to vinyl since their original release.
Bat Out of Hell II: Back Into Hell is available now for pre-order on black and limited edition translucent blue 2 LP vinyl. Welcome to the Neighbourhood is available now for pre-order on limited edition black 2 LP vinyl.
Released 25 years ago after studio sessions spanning two years, Meat Loaf's sixth studio album, Bat Out of Hell II: Back Into Hell was the highly anticipated sequel to one of the bestselling albums of all time: his blockbuster 1977 debut, Bat Out of Hell. Revisiting the themes of its 14-times platinum-certified predecessor, Bat Out of Hell II returned Meat Loaf to the top of several charts around the world, fueled by its GRAMMY-winning international smash single, "I'd Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That)," which hit No. 1 in 28 countries.
Meat Loaf's first two Bat Out of Hell albums were written and produced by the GRAMMY-winning songwriter and producer Jim Steinman. Meat Loaf recorded Bat Out of Hell II from 1991 to 1993 at Ocean Way Recording in Los Angeles and at Power Station in New York. The album features many of the same musicians from the first Bat Out of Hell album, including Roy Bittan on keyboards and piano, as well as Todd Rundgren, Ellen Foley, Rory Dodd, and Kasim Sulton returning for background vocals.
Meat Loaf's seventh studio album, 1995's Welcome to the Neighbourhood, is a concept album, weaving a narrative about a relationship over time. With three singles — "I'd Lie for You (And That's the Truth)" (a duet with Patti Russo), "Not a Dry Eye in the House," and "Runnin' for the Red Light (I Gotta Life)" — the album achieved platinum sales certification in the U.S. and U.K.
Meat Loaf: Bat Out of Hell II: Back Into Hell – 2 LP | Colored 2 LP
1. I'd Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That)
2. Life Is A Lemon and I Want My Money Back
1. Rock And Roll Dreams Come Through
2. It Just Won't Quit
3. Out Of The Frying Pan (And Into The Fire)
1. Objects In The Rear View Mirror May Appear Closer Than They Are
2. Wasted Youth
3. Everything Louder Than Everything Else
1. Good Girls Go To Heaven (Bad Girls Go Everywhere)
2. Back Into Hell
3. Lost Boys And Golden Girls
Meat Loaf: Welcome to the Neighbourhood – 2 LP
1. Where The Rubber Meets The Road
2. I'd Lie For You (And That's The Truth)
3. Original Sin
1. 45 Seconds Of Ecstasy
2. Runnin' For The Red Light (I Gotta Life)
3. Fiesta De Las Almas Perdidas
4. Left In The Dark
1. Not A Dry Eye In The House
2. Amnesty Is Granted
1. If This Is The Last Kiss (Let's Make It Last All Night)
2. Martha
3. Where Angels Sing
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Beth L'chaim!
"Oh, by gosh, by golly,
It's time for mistletoe and holly."
This season may be for you, as Dickens wrote, "the best of times." You have a job, there's harmony at home, and you're in good health. But sadly for others it's "the worst of times," wracked by shattered dreams, plagued by infirmity, with no hope.
Long ago a young couple found themselves in a strange, humanly inexplicable dilemma. He was a typical, hard-working guy, headed for a bland, anonymous existence in a dusty, backwater village. His heart belonged to a quiet lass, with child and in her early teens, about to be his bride. Hardly candidates for "The Bachelorette." No honeymooning at a 5-star resort in the Greek islands. No, they settled for a manger.
Surely, this was the worst of times. But their story gets even worse before it rises to heights loftier than even the best of times. Stay tuned, world!
Where are you in this epic drama?
"Today in the City of David a Savior has been born to you. He is Christ the Lord! And this will be a sign to you: You will find a baby wrapped in swaddling cloths and lying in a manger." Luke 2:11,12
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With Serco and the local authority working in partnership, most of the local authority staff had successfully transitioned across to their new employer but there were areas where both performance and behaviour needed to be reviewed openly and discussed further. Many of people now working with Serco had spent several years working in a local authoity and were taking time to adjust to the new working environment and culture. By developing a strong and effective matrix leadership team, they hoped this would encourage people to achieve a more open culture by role modelling the behaviours they wanted to see more consistently.
Through a programme of senior leadership team development sessions, we worked together to help everyone understand and embrace the future vision, encouraging the whole team to work together more effectively in a relationship of trust. Sharing open feedback played a significant part of the programme and while challenging, proved to be a real catalyst for change.
Feedback showed clearly that through this ongoing programme we were able to help this newly formed leadership team work together to address challenges, but also to grow and develop. In doing this, we are confident we played a significnat part in developing greater clarity of the role of the Serco led Adult Social Care team within the Council and in moving the group forward to deliver the high quality service required for the future.
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Law Reports of Trials of War Criminals: United Nations War Crimes Commission
https://www.loc.gov/rr/frd/Military_Law/law-reports-trials-war-criminals.html
The Library of Congress' Military Legal Resources has a section on its website that highlights war criminal trials from World War II that offer "major points of municipal and international law that were raised and settled during the trials as well as the potential for the greatest legal interest." The trials cover the time period of 1947-1949, and comprise 15 volumes, each with an introduction by the chairman of the United Nations War Crimes Commission. Visitors will find that each volume's table of contents contains the breakdown of each case, including "Outline of the Proceedings" which is typically comprised of facts and evidence, defense of the accused, and the findings and resulting sentences. The "Notes on the Case" name and discuss the appropriateness of the laws or statutes applied to the case. Visitors interested in World War II history will find these cases provide an interesting perspective by which to view the war.
https://scout.wisc.edu/Reports/ScoutReport/2010/scout-100416#6
Library of Congress. Federal Research Division
War crime trials
GEM Subject
Social studies -- Human relations
Social studies -- World history
April 16th, 2010 at 10:49am


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BILDERBERG MEETING - JUN 01, 2019
A Day In The Life of A Journalist Covering
BILDERBERG - JUN 01, 2019
by ADMIN in PRESS FOR TRUTH
The 67th annual Bilderberg conference is nearly coming to an end in Montreux Switzerland.
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and his predecessor, Henry Kissinger
When it comes to journalists who cover Bilderberg you'll often see the edited footage after the fact but not usually raw clips which shows what it's truly like confronting globalists. In this video Dan Dicks of Press For Truth shows the viewer what a typical day covering the Bilderberg conference looks like, everything from stake outs to confrontations to police detainments and much more!
BILDERBERG VIDEO I >
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and his predecessor, Henry Kissinger, have arrived in Switzerland for the 67th annual mysterious Bilderberg conference.
The pair were captured arriving at and leaving the luxurious Fairmont le Montreux Palace hotel on Saturday, with Kissinger, 96, needing assistance to get into his vehicle. The were joined by the likes of French Minister Bruno Le Maire and the former chairman of Google, Eric Schmidt.
The key topics for discussion this year are:
1. A Stable Strategic Order
2. What Next for Europe?
3. Climate Change and Sustainability
5. Russia
6. The Future of Capitalism
8. The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence
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10. The Importance of Space
11. Cyber Threats
BILDERBERG VIDEO II >
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Bilderberg 2019: Who's going and what will they be discussing?
The notoriously secretive meeting was established in 1954 with the aim of improving US-European relations. However, attendees are forbidden from disclosing any information derived from discussions, resulting in various conspiracy theories speculating as to what might really be going on behind closed doors.
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The luxurious Fairmont le Montreux Palace hotel in Montreux - Switzerland
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Parts of NY dig out after potentially 'historic' snowfall
By MAYSOON KHANNovember 20, 2022 GMT
A truck makes a turn at an intersection in the Elmwood neighborhood of Buffalo, N.Y., Sunday, Nov. 20, 2022. Many side streets remained uncleared after two days of lake-effect snow. (Libby March/The Buffalo News via AP)
NEW YORK (AP) — Parts of New York finally caught a break Sunday after a storm spent days dumping a potentially record-setting amount of snow on cities and towns east of Lake Erie and Lake Ontario.
Many businesses in the hardest-hit areas remained closed, but highways reopened and travel bans in many areas were lifted, though bands of lake-effect snow were expected to bring up to 2 feet (0.6 meters) by Monday morning in some parts of the state that were largely spared in earlier rounds.
"This has been a historic storm. Without a doubt, this is one for the record books," New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said at a briefing Sunday.
Snow began falling Thursday in towns south of Buffalo. By Saturday, the National Weather Service recorded 77 inches (196 cm) in Orchard Park, home to the NFL's Buffalo Bills, and 72 inches in Natural Bridge, a hamlet near Watertown off the eastern end of Lake Ontario.
Similar multiday storms have brought bigger snowfall totals than that in the past to New York, but the ferocity of the storm on Friday appeared to threaten the state's record for most snowfall in a 24 hour period: the 50 inches (127 centimeters) that fell on Camden, New York, on Feb. 1, 1966.
National Weather Service meteorologist Jason Alumbaugh, who is based in Buffalo, said it was too early to say whether any of this year's snowfalls exceeded that record.
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Hochul is asking for a federal disaster declaration for the affected areas, which would potentially unlock some aid. She said teams were checking on residents of mobile home parks in areas that got enough snow to potentially crumple roofs.
Due to the heavy snowfall, a Sunday football game between the Buffalo Bills' and Cleveland Browns was moved to Detroit.
New York is no stranger to dramatic lake-effect snow, which is caused by cool air picking up moisture from the warmer water, then releasing it in bands of windblown snow over land.
This month's storm is at least the worst in the state since November 2014, when some communities south of Buffalo were hit with 7 feet (2 meters) of snow over the course of three days, collapsing roofs and trapping drivers on a stretch of the New York State Thruway.
Maysoon Khan is a corps member for the Associated Press/Report for America Statehouse News Initiative. Report for America is a nonprofit national service program that places journalists in local newsrooms to report on undercovered issues. Follow Maysoon Khan on Twitter.