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John Elliot Vinton^1,2

M, #76654, b. 7 November 1800

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Father	Joshua Vinton, , Dea. b. 1774, d. 10 September 1842
Mother	Sarah (Sally) Dyer b. 29 December 1776, d. 23 September 1861

Relationships	6th cousin 4 times removed of David Arthur Walker
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John Elliot Vinton was born on 7 November 1800, in Dudley, Worcester County, MassachusettsG.

Partner with Jane Haskell

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[S1397] A National Register of the Society , Sons of the American Revolution
[S1489] The Vinton Memorial

Jane Haskell^1,2

F, #76655

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Jane Haskell was born, in Of Woodstock, ConnecticutG.

Partner with John Elliot Vinton b. 7 November 1800

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[S1397] A National Register of the Society , Sons of the American Revolution
[S1489] The Vinton Memorial

Sarah Tanner¹

F, #76659, b. 2 December 1823, d. 11 August 1896

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Father	Christopher Tanner b. 27 April 1794, d. 13 November 1824
Mother	Sarah Williams b. 26 November 1795, d. 13 October 1871

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Name	Sarah Tanner was also known as Sarah Parkhurst.
Birth	She was born on 2 December 1823.^2,3
Marriage	She married William Henry Parkhurst, on 2 April 1845.³
Death	She died on 11 August 1896.³

Child with William Henry Parkhurst b. 14 June 1822, d. 8 September 1887

Son	Charles Dyer Parkhurst b. 29 June 1849, d. After 1909

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[S1397] A National Register of the Society , Sons of the American Revolution
[S1542] The Genealogy of William Tanner
[S1472] The Weaver Genealogy

William Henry Parkhurst¹

M, #76660, b. 14 June 1822, d. 8 September 1887

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Note	Son of Henry & Susan (Angell) Parkhurst gr son of Timothy & Hannah (Walker) Parkhurst gr gr son of Jonathan Parkhurst son of Henry and Susan (Angell) Parkhurst. He was the eighth in descentfrom George Parkhurst of Watertown and Boston (1640-1655). He wasactive in raising troops in the civil war and was captain and brevetmajor in the commissary department. From 1880 to 1883 he was IndianAgent at the Lower Brule Agency in Dakota. [Weaver Genealogy, p.104].
Birth	William Henry Parkhurst was born on 14 June 1822, in Plainfield, ConnecticutG.²
Marriage	He married Sarah Tanner, daughter of Christopher Tanner and Sarah Williams. on 2 April 1845.²
Death	William Henry Parkhurst died on 8 September 1887 in Providence, Providence County, Rhode IslandG.²

Child with Sarah Tanner b. 2 December 1823, d. 11 August 1896

Son	Charles Dyer Parkhurst b. 29 June 1849, d. After 1909

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[S1397] A National Register of the Society , Sons of the American Revolution
[S1472] The Weaver Genealogy

Charles Dyer Parkhurst¹

M, #76661, b. 29 June 1849, d. After 1909

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Father	William Henry Parkhurst b. 14 June 1822, d. 8 September 1887
Mother	Sarah Tanner b. 2 December 1823, d. 11 August 1896

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Note	SAR #4204: U.S. Army; 3. Charles Dyer,10 b. June 29, 1849, in Roxbury, Mass.; m. March 15,1888, Carrie Starr, dau. of Major George E. Starr of New London, Conn.He entered the Military Academy July 1, 1868. He was a cavalry officeruntil 1884 when he was transferred to the 4th Artillery. When heretired March 10, 1909, after forty years of service he was a Colonelin the Artillery Corps. He resided in New London, Conn. CHILDREN (b. at Fort Monroe, Va.): 1. Donald Starr,11 b. April 30, 1892; d. May 17, 1899. 2. George Comfort,11 b. Jan. 31, 1896. 4. Christopher Francis,10 b. Sept. 17, 1854; m. June 6, 1882, LouiseElliot. 3. Deborah.8 4. Dorcas.8 80- III. Joseph,6 b. May 7, 1744. 81- IV. Jonathan,6 b. April 23, 1746. 82- V. Benjamin,6 b. May 28, 1748. 83- VI. James,6 b. April 28, 1750. VII. Mary,6 b. June 28, 1752. VIII. Coggeshall,6 b. June 7, 1754. Probably d. young. 84- IX. Nicholas,6 b. 1758-59. 85- X. Thomas,6 b. Oct. 11, 1763. [Weaver Genealogy, p.104].
Birth	Charles Dyer Parkhurst was born on 29 June 1849, in Roxbury, MassachusettsG.²
Death	He died After 1909.²

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[S1397] A National Register of the Society , Sons of the American Revolution
[S1472] The Weaver Genealogy

Joseph Potter Manton¹

M, #76664, b. 10 November 1830, d. 12 October 1912

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Father	Salma Manton b. 12 February 1798, d. 12 June 1838
Mother	Anstis Pearce Dyer b. 30 April 1800, d. 24 March 1876

Relationships	5th cousin 4 times removed of David Arthur Walker
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Note	SAR #14233.
Birth	Joseph Potter Manton was born on 10 November 1830, in of Providence, Rhode IslandG.
Marriage	He married Mary Richmond Spooner, on 3 December 1858, in New YorkG.
Death	He died on 12 October 1912.

Children with Mary Richmond Spooner b. 1 August 1837, d. 6 October 1870

Daughter	Grace Dyer Manton b. 30 November 1860
Daughter	Jessie Richmond Manton b. 10 August 1864
Son	Joseph Potter Manton, Jr. b. 26 October 1867

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[S1397] A National Register of the Society , Sons of the American Revolution

Mary Richmond Spooner¹

F, #76665, b. 1 August 1837, d. 6 October 1870

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Name	Mary Richmond Spooner was also known as Mary Richmond Manton.
Birth	She was born on 1 August 1837, in Bristol, Bristol County, Rhode IslandG.
Marriage	She married Joseph Potter Manton, son of Salma Manton and Anstis Pearce Dyer. on 3 December 1858, in New YorkG.
Death	Mary Richmond Spooner died on 6 October 1870.

Children with Joseph Potter Manton b. 10 November 1830, d. 12 October 1912

Daughter	Grace Dyer Manton b. 30 November 1860
Daughter	Jessie Richmond Manton b. 10 August 1864
Son	Joseph Potter Manton, Jr. b. 26 October 1867

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[S1397] A National Register of the Society , Sons of the American Revolution

Joseph Potter Manton, Jr.¹

M, #76666, b. 26 October 1867

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Father	Joseph Potter Manton b. 10 November 1830, d. 12 October 1912
Mother	Mary Richmond Spooner b. 1 August 1837, d. 6 October 1870

Relationships	6th cousin 3 times removed of David Arthur Walker
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Note	SAR #14234.
Birth	Joseph Potter Manton, Jr., was born on 26 October 1867, in Barrington, Rhode IslandG.

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[S1397] A National Register of the Society , Sons of the American Revolution

Henry Hitchcock^1,2

M, #76667, b. 22 August 1805

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Note	Son of Remembrance and Eunice (Allen) Hitchcock. gr son of Joseph Allen, Lieutenant Mass troops.
Birth	Henry Hitchcock was born on 22 August 1805, in Pittsford, VermontG.
Marriage	He married Hannah Lucy Hulett, on 23 June 1837, in Hampton, New YorkG.²

Child with Hannah Lucy Hulett b. 4 July 1817, d. 28 January 1892

Daughter

Abigail Jane Hitchcock+ b. 3 May 1843, d. 19 November 1913

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[S1397] A National Register of the Society , Sons of the American Revolution
[S1595] The Hitchcock Genealogy

Hannah Lucy Hulett^1,2

F, #76668, b. 4 July 1817, d. 28 January 1892

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Name	Hannah Lucy Hulett was also known as Hannah Lucy Hitchcock.
Note	Dau. of Mason and Abigail (Andrews) Hulett.
Birth	She was born on 4 July 1817, in Hampton, New YorkG.
Marriage	She married Henry Hitchcock, on 23 June 1837, in Hampton, New YorkG.²
Death	She died on 28 January 1892 in Rutland, Rutland County, VermontG.

Child with Henry Hitchcock b. 22 August 1805

Daughter

Abigail Jane Hitchcock+ b. 3 May 1843, d. 19 November 1913

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[S1397] A National Register of the Society , Sons of the American Revolution
[S1595] The Hitchcock Genealogy

John Hampden Dyer¹

M, #76669, b. 2 January 1836, d. After 1883

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

Relationships	4th cousin 5 times removed of David Arthur Walker
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Note	Died after father (1883). Census 1850 in Calais.
Birth	John Hampden Dyer was born on 2 January 1836, in Calais, Washington County, MaineG.^1,2
Death	He died After 1883.

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[S1614] Vital Records of Calais, Maine Prior to 1892
[S1619] 1850 US Census, Calais, Washington County, Maine

Edith Maria Wharff¹

F, #76670, b. 16 April 1863

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Father	Thomas E. Wharff, , Esq.
Mother	Maria Nancy Dyer b. 25 December 1833, d. 31 January 1934

Relationships	5th cousin 4 times removed of David Arthur Walker
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Birth

Edith Maria Wharff was born on 16 April 1863.

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[S1614] Vital Records of Calais, Maine Prior to 1892

Benjamin Sinclair¹

M, #76671, b. 20 September 1820

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Relationships	Partner of Martha Ann Dyer (4th cousin 5 times removed of David Arthur Walker)
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Note	He deserted his family and went to California.
Note	According to the Pembroke VR, they were m. 16 Aug 1846 in Dennysville,Maine.
Birth	Benjamin Sinclair was born on 20 September 1820, in Dennysville, Washington County, MaineG.
Marriage	He married Martha Ann Dyer, daughter of Samuel Dyer and Margaret Duke. on 23 September 1847, in Calais, Washington County, MaineG.¹

Child with Martha Ann Dyer b. 17 February 1821, d. 4 April 1882

Son	Oscar Sinclair b. About 1854

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[S1614] Vital Records of Calais, Maine Prior to 1892

George Hazard Dyer, Jr.

M, #76672, b. 10 January 1816, d. 12 May 1896

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

Relationships	5th cousin 5 times removed of David Arthur Walker
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Note	1810 DYER GEORGE H. Albany County NY 112 41020-11020 Federal Population Schedule NY 1810 Federal Census Index NYS1a958215 1850 DYER GEORGE H. Oneida County NY 202 Florence Federal Population Schedule NY 1850 Federal Census Index NYS6a922257 1860 DYER GEORGE H. Oneida County NY 817 Florence Town Of Federal Population Schedule NY 1860 Federal Census Index NY29559854 ================================ The Following Provided by: Hal W. Jennings The 1840 census only lists head of household and number of people in age ranges. 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 Eliza caring for his (or her) elderly parents? Or is George H. the older man's name and they still have 2 children (or George and his wife) living with them? 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 in Florence, Oneida County, NY (page 202). George is 36 (though he was actually 34), born in NY, a farmer who owns $2,300 property. His wife,Eliza, is 38 (though she was actually 37) and was also born in NY. Their children and ages (as listed in this census - note that relative ages seem to shift around from census to census though it is subject to misreading as all of this is taken from microfilms of handwritten material): 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 the household; 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 was Ann Eliza Dana and that she died in April, 1858. So it comes as no surprise that George had remarried by the 1860 census. What is surprising is 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 real and $600 personal property. His new wife, Rebecca, is 30 and was born in NY. 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 that George and Mary Ann are missing and Nancy, Harriet, and Martha are new arrivals. 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 distance from 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 was listed 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 is Sarah Kinnsley(sp?)(Kingsley?), age 17, a domestic born in NY. Other Dyers in Oneida County in 1860 census (incomplete list - don't have index): Dewitt in Camden (page 943, age 16, clerk) Dewitt! This must be a relative or it could be that Dewitt was counted twice and has the wrong age. This last explanation is consistent with the story in the History of Houston (MN) County (1882), which says he left home at the age of 16 and entered 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 this family, he must be a relative as well. The 1870 census shows two households of Dyers next door to each other in Houston, Houston County, Minnesota (page 1107). George H. Dyer is listed as 54 years, born in NY, a merchant of dry goods and groceries with real property worth $400. He has a new wife, Nancy A., who is 9 years younger than 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 Wilber children: Albert (12 yrs), Sarah (10 yrs), and Christina (8 yrs). These must 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 looks like L.) (25 yrs- should be 29), A. Spencer (24), Harriet (17), and Martha (15). (See Dewitt C. Dyer for more information about this.) The1870 census seems to have wrong ages for several children. Missing are George H. Jr.., Erastus W., Mary Ann (again), and Nancy. I need to recheck census 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 of George. He is also listed in the 1890 Roll of Honor for Civil War veterans. (Haven't checked any of these sources yet.) There is a Mary Dyer listed in Caledonia (page 1038) who is 19 and was born in NY. She is in 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. My guess 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 is all conjecture at this point. George and Nancy appear to have moved to Whalan about 1875 as their daughter, Eliza May, was born in Houston in 1874 but they are not living in 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, in Waterlo [should be Westerlo], Albany County, New York. George Hazard Dyer married Ann Eliza Dana, who was born April 11, 1813. She died in New York State in April 1858. My great grandfather eventually settled in Whalan where 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 this biography which I later found at the Fillmore Co. Historical Center this summer. (e-mail from Ken Olson) 'George H. Dyer, one of the representative men of Fillmore County, and the leading merchant of Whalan, was born in Westerlo, Albany Co., NY on the 10th January 1816. His father, George H. Dyer, (was this Hazard or someone else?) was born in Rhode Island, and moved to New York in 1794.He married Mrs. Nickerson, whose maiden name was Hannah Jones, niece of Commore Jones. (John Paul Jones was really John Paul who added Jones to escape the law) The family moved to Oneida County (Florence) in 1833,where George, the subject of our sketch, was married to Miss Ann Eliza Dana in 1840. (I have complete Dana data if you would like it) He was engaged in farming for a few years; then began his mercantile career in Empyville (near Florence, NY), continued in the same one year, and returned to his farm near his old home. His wife died in 1858 leaving eight children. In 1860, he married Miss Rebecca Murdock, who died eighteen 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 it might be near Money Creek a few miles outside of Houston.) Mr. Dyer was united in matrimony with Mrs. Nancy Wilber (Was it Wilbur or Wilber or Wilbor? Where did she come from? There were Wilbors near his farm in South Westerlo, Albany, NY) in 1865. In 1867, he opened a general store in the village of Houston, and fours years later transferred the same to his 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 now carried on the business. Mr. and Mrs. Dyer came to Whalan in 1871 (Small town on scenic Root River which seems to have been populated with Scandinavians). He erected his present store (Whalan had a huge fire which destroyed the store and many other buildings. His house still stands and I have a picture of it and talked with present owner.) the same 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,(usually spelled either Dyar or Dyre) was a native of Rhode Island, and distinguished himself as major in the Battle of Bunker Hill, inconsequence of which he was promoted to the rank of Colonel, and engaged in a number of important battles. The father of the latter was born in Belfast, Ireland, and among the early settlers of Rhode Island. He was Captain in the British Navy in the war against the French in which he was severely wounded in the face and discharged in consequence. Mr. Dyer has a sister, Miss Elsie Dyer, living in Houston (I found buried in Money Creek Cemetery where a number of Dyer and Vances are buried). His only brother 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 Taberg Cemetery, Annsville, NY south of Florence, NY and Empyville as well as in Grilley Cemetery, Florence.)
Birth	George Hazard Dyer, Jr., was born on 10 January 1816, in Westerlo, Albany County, New YorkG.¹
Marriage	He married Ann Eliza Dana, daughter of Elijah Dana and Eunice Kingsley. About 1840, in Oneida County, New YorkG.²
Marriage	George Hazard Dyer, Jr., married Rebecca Murdock, About 1859.
Marriage	He married Nancy Ann Wilber, , Mrs., on 2 April 1865, in Houston, Houston County, MinnesotaG.
Death	He died on 12 May 1896 in Whalan, Fillmore County, MinnesotaG.³
Burial	He was buried in Quaker Cemetery, North Highland County, MinnesotaG.

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

Son	Dewitt Clinton Dyer+ b. 2 October 1841, d. 30 June 1924
Son	George Hazard Dyer, III b. 11 August 1843, d. 5 December 1914
Son	Ambrose Spencer Dyer+ b. 19 June 1845, d. 13 March 1926
Son	Erastus W. Dyer b. About 1847
Daughter	Mary Ann Dyer b. About 1849
Daughter	Nancy Dyer b. About 1850
Daughter	Harriet Dyer b. About 1853
Daughter	Martha Dyer b. About 1855
Daughter	Louisa Dyer b. 1857, d. 13 April 1858

Partner with Rebecca Murdock b. About 1830, d. 6 April 1861

Children with Nancy Ann Wilber, , Mrs. b. About 1838, d. 27 July 1921

Son	Edward Dyer+ b. About 1869, d. 1947
Son	Lafayette Dyer b. 16 January 1872
Daughter	Eliza May Dyer b. 1874

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[S1690] Houston County History
[S1832] 1840 Census - Oneida County, New York
[S1691] Vital Records of Preston, Fillmore County, Minnesota

Ann Eliza Dana

F, #76673, b. 11 April 1813, d. 10 April 1858

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Father	Elijah Dana
Mother	Eunice Kingsley

Relationships	Partner of George Hazard Dyer, Jr. (5th cousin 5 times removed of David Arthur Walker)
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Name	Ann Eliza Dana was also known as Ann Eliza Dyer.
Birth	She was born on 11 April 1813, in Oneida County, New YorkG.
Marriage	She married George Hazard Dyer, Jr., son of George Hazard Dyer, Sr., and Hannah Jones. About 1840, in Oneida County, New YorkG.¹
Death	Ann Eliza Dana died on 10 April 1858 in Oneida County, New YorkG.
Burial	She was buried in Stanford Cemetery, Annsville, Oneida County, New YorkG. she is buried next to her parents, Elijah & Eunice (Kingsley) Dana. [Ken Olson,Gr-Gr-Grandson].

Children with George Hazard Dyer, Jr. b. 10 January 1816, d. 12 May 1896

Son	Dewitt Clinton Dyer+ b. 2 October 1841, d. 30 June 1924
Son	George Hazard Dyer, III b. 11 August 1843, d. 5 December 1914
Son	Ambrose Spencer Dyer+ b. 19 June 1845, d. 13 March 1926
Son	Erastus W. Dyer b. About 1847
Daughter	Mary Ann Dyer b. About 1849
Daughter	Nancy Dyer b. About 1850
Daughter	Harriet Dyer b. About 1853
Daughter	Martha Dyer b. About 1855
Daughter	Louisa Dyer b. 1857, d. 13 April 1858

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[S1832] 1840 Census - Oneida County, New York

Dewitt Clinton Dyer

M, #76674, b. 2 October 1841, d. 30 June 1924

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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

Relationships	6th cousin 4 times removed of David Arthur Walker
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Birth	Dewitt Clinton Dyer was born on 2 October 1841, in Florence, Oneida County, New YorkG.¹
Marriage	He married Nancy Jane Vance, on 2 October 1871, in Houston, Houston County, MinnesotaG.
Death	He died on 30 June 1924 in Houston, Houston County, MinnesotaG.
Burial	He was buried in Money Creek, Houston County, MinnesotaG.

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

Daughter	Mabel Lucinda Dyer+ b. 12 July 1872, d. After 1924
Son	Dewitt Clinton Dyer+ b. 22 April 1874, d. August 1960
Son	George Elmore Dyer b. 8 September 1876, d. After 1924
Daughter	Maud Gertrude Dyer b. 21 June 1878, d. 19 May 1885
Son	Arthur Grant Dyer+ b. 6 September 1880, d. 1945
Daughter	Genevieve B. Dyer b. 7 December 1882, d. 1957
Son	Dana L. Dyer+ b. 11 July 1886, d. October 1969

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[S1694] History of Ryegate, Vermont, from its Settlement by the Scotch-American Company of Farmers to Present Time

George Hazard Dyer, III¹

M, #76675, b. 11 August 1843, d. 5 December 1914

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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

Relationships	6th cousin 4 times removed of David Arthur Walker
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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	George Hazard Dyer, III, was born on 11 August 1843, in Annsville, Oneida County, New YorkG.
Marriage	He married Mary A. Elwiss, in 1871.¹
Death	He died on 5 December 1914 in Armstrong, Emmet County, IowaG.

Partner with Mary A. Elwiss

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[S1695] unknown newspaper

Ambrose Spencer Dyer

M, #76676, b. 19 June 1845, d. 13 March 1926

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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

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Note	This person's name went from Spencer in 1850 census to A_n__so in 1860 toA. Spencer in 1870. Provided by: Hal W. Jennings =================================================== Obituary of Ambrose S. Dyer, Pipestone Star, Pipestone, MN March 13, 1926 AMBROSE S. DYER JOINS THE IMMORTALS Death Came Without Warning. Had been Mayor of Pipestone, and StateRepresentative from This District. 'Practically without warning, death came to A. S. Dyer, respectedcitizen of Pipestone, Saturday morning at seveno'clock......................... Col. Dyer, as he was affectionately called by his friends, was a citizenof many admirable traits. Honest as the day was long, he was a goodfriend and neighbor. His life history is intimately bound into thehistory of Pipestone, as a pioneer merchant, member of the villagecouncil, Representative in the state legislature from this district, and manytimes Mayor of Pipstone. Ambrose Spencer Dyer was a native of New York State being born in OneidaCounty, June 19, 1845 having thus attained the age of 80 years, 8 months,and 21 days. He came to Illinois with his parents in early boyfood, andlater they moved to Houston County, Minnesota, he and his father engagingin business at Whalen. It was there he brought his bride, whose maidenname was Martha Vance, and whom he wedded on Oct 16, 1873 at LaCrosse,Wisconsin. They resided there until 1879, and in December of that year,he opened a general store in Pipestone. He continued in business until 1892, when he retired...................... Besides the bereaved wife, three sons and other relatives survive. Thesons are: Prof. William P. Dyer of New York City, Bay S. Dyer of Seattle, Washington, and Howard V. Dyer of Beverly, Washington. Two sisters, Mrs.Mattie Hill, and Mrs. Hattie Case, of Glendale, CA also survive.' [KenOlson] ============================================.
Birth	Ambrose Spencer Dyer was born on 19 June 1845, in Florence, Oneida County, New YorkG.
Marriage	He married Martha Ellen Vance, daughter of William Vance and Mary Elizabeth Ricker. on 16 October 1873, in La Crosse, La Crosse County, WisconsinG.
Death	Ambrose Spencer Dyer died on 13 March 1926 in Pipestone, Pipestone County, MinnesotaG.
Burial	He was buried in Old Woodlawn Cemetery, Pipestone County, MinnesotaG.

Children with Martha Ellen Vance b. 22 March 1854, d. 12 July 1942

Son	Bay S. Dyer b. After 1873, d. After 1926
Son	Howard V. Dyer b. After 1873, d. After 1926
Son	Dr. William Penn Dyer+ b. 22 August 1874, d. 15 August 1955

Erastus W. Dyer

M, #76677, b. About 1847

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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

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Note	Of California in 1914.
Birth	Erastus W. Dyer was born About 1847, in Florence, Oneida County, New YorkG.

Mary Ann Dyer

F, #76678, b. About 1849

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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

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Mary Ann Dyer was born About 1849, in Florence, Oneida County, New YorkG.

Nancy Dyer

F, #76679, b. About 1850

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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

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Nancy Dyer was born About 1850, in Florence, Oneida County, New YorkG.

Harriet Dyer

F, #76680, b. About 1853

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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

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Harriet Dyer was born About 1853, in Florence, Oneida County, New YorkG.

Martha Dyer

F, #76681, b. About 1855

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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

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Martha Dyer was born About 1855, in Florence, Oneida County, New YorkG.

Nancy Jane Vance

F, #76682, b. 13 August 1847, d. 17 November 1934

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Name	Nancy Jane Vance was also known as Nancy Jane Dyer.
Note	In 1870 census for Money Creek, Houston Cty, MN, Nancy is 22 and a schoolteacher. According to 1900 census: father & mother both born in Vermont; 7children born, 6 still living. Ryegate History (1913) says blind since 1881. Death record says detachedretina bilateral. The article in the Houston County History (1982) by Daphne (Dyer)Baumgartner says: 'My grandmother was Nancy Jane Vance, daughter of Aaronand Lucinda Tucker Vance, born August 13, 1847 in Barnet, Vermont. Theywere married October 2, 1871 and spent their honeymoon in Chicago duringthe time of the Great Chicago Fire [which was Oct. 8, 1871]. [There areportrait pictures taken while on their honeymoon on display in theHouston County Historical Society Museum in Caledonia, MN.] They had aharrowing experience getting across the bridge to safety, carrying theirtrunk between them. They settled in Houston and built their home in 1877.It was refered to as a mansion and still stands as the Cook Funeral Homeon Jackson Street. The home was beautifully appointed with walnut doorsand bannister. My daughter and her cousins would slide down the bannistermuch to the concern of my grandmother. My grandmother taught school atMoney Creek before she was married. After sizteen years of married life she became totally blind at the age of 40. On August 22, 1888, shewas awarded a certificate from the Chautauqua Literary and ScientificCircle for completing a four year reading course. This was a remarkableachievement since she was blind the last year of the course. She learnedBraille, continued to use the typewriter and crocheted bedspreads inspite of her handicap.' Provided by: Hal W. Jennings [Jennings.FTW] In 1870 census for Money Creek, Houston Cty, MN, Nancy is 22 and a schoolteacher. According to 1900 census: father & mother both born in Vermont; 7children born, 6 still living. Ryegate History (1913) says blind since 1881. Death record says detachedretina bilateral. The article in the Houston County History (1982) by Daphne (Dyer)Baumgartner says: 'My grandmother was Nancy Jane Vance, daughter of Aaronand Lucinda Tucker Vance, born August 13, 1847 in Barnet, Vermont. Theywere married October 2, 1871 and spent their honeymoon in Chicago duringthe time of the Great Chicago Fire [which was Oct. 8, 1871]. [There areportrait pictures taken while on their honeymoon on display in theHouston County Historical Society Museum in Caledonia, MN.] They had a harrowing experience getting across the bridge to safety, carrying theirtrunk between them. They settled in Houston and built their home in 1877.It was refered to as a mansion and still stands as the Cook Funeral Homeon Jackson Street. The home was beautifully appointed with walnut doorsand bannister. My daughter and her cousins would slide down the bannistermuch to the concern of my grandmother. My grandmother taught school atMoney Creek before she was married. After sizteen years of married life she became totally blind at the age of 40. On August 22, 1888, shewas awarded a certificate from the Chautauqua Literary and ScientificCircle for completing a four year reading course. This was a remarkableachievement since she was blind the last year of the course. She learnedBraille, continued to use the typewriter and crocheted bedspreads inspite of her handicap.' Provided by: Hal W. Jennings.
Birth	She was born on 13 August 1847, in Barnet, Caledonia County, VermontG.
Marriage	She married Dewitt Clinton Dyer, son of George Hazard Dyer, Jr., and Ann Eliza Dana. on 2 October 1871, in Houston, Houston County, MinnesotaG.
Death	Nancy Jane Vance died on 17 November 1934 in Houston County, Minnesota, USAG.
Burial	She was buried in Money Creek, Houston County, MinnesotaG.

Children with Dewitt Clinton Dyer b. 2 October 1841, d. 30 June 1924

Daughter	Mabel Lucinda Dyer+ b. 12 July 1872, d. After 1924
Son	Dewitt Clinton Dyer+ b. 22 April 1874, d. August 1960
Son	George Elmore Dyer b. 8 September 1876, d. After 1924
Daughter	Maud Gertrude Dyer b. 21 June 1878, d. 19 May 1885
Son	Arthur Grant Dyer+ b. 6 September 1880, d. 1945
Daughter	Genevieve B. Dyer b. 7 December 1882, d. 1957
Son	Dana L. Dyer+ b. 11 July 1886, d. October 1969

Caroline Dyer

F, #76683, b. About 1824, d. 15 March 1836

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

Relationships	3rd cousin 6 times removed of David Arthur Walker
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Note	Eastern Democrat: Died New Haven Ct 15 Mar 1836 Caroline d/o Jones Dyerformerly of Calais age 12y.
Birth	Caroline Dyer was born About 1824.
Death	She died on 15 March 1836 in New Haven, New Haven County, ConnecticutG.

Ira C. Carr^1,2

M, #76684, b. 14 January 1802

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Father	Rev. Stutely Carr b. 5 July 1773, d. 3 June 1840
Mother	Sybil Dyer b. 1 August 1772, d. 4 December 1839

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Birth	Ira C. Carr was born on 14 January 1802, in Salisbury, Herkimer County, New YorkG.^3,4 Webber Family Bible. BMD entries written 20 March 1888. Courtesy of Randa Simmons.
Marriage	He married Esther Owen, in June 1832, in Dryden, Tompkins County, New YorkG.

Child with Esther Owen b. 8 October 1808

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Emma B. Carr b. 22 May 1852, d. 29 January 1920

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[S1395] The Greenes of Rhode Island with Historical Records of England Ancestors
[S1494] The Carr Family Records
[S1442] My Ancestors: In Memory of John Paine & Mary Ann May of E. Woodstock, Conn.
[S10046] Polyglot Family Bible

Esther Owen¹

F, #76685, b. 8 October 1808

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Name	Esther Owen was also known as Esther Carr.
Birth	She was born on 8 October 1808, in Goshen, Orange County, New YorkG.
Marriage	She married Ira C. Carr, son of Rev. Stutely Carr and Sybil Dyer. in June 1832, in Dryden, Tompkins County, New YorkG.

Child with Ira C. Carr b. 14 January 1802

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Emma B. Carr b. 22 May 1852, d. 29 January 1920

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[S1395] The Greenes of Rhode Island with Historical Records of England Ancestors

Emma B. Carr¹

F, #76686, b. 22 May 1852, d. 29 January 1920

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Father	Ira C. Carr b. 14 January 1802
Mother	Esther Owen b. 8 October 1808

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Note	She m. Orville Rogers Whitten (1855-1935) and had Frederick OrvilleWhitten, b. 30 Oct.1878.
Birth	Emma B. Carr was born on 22 May 1852, in Dryden, Tompkins County, New YorkG.
Death	She died on 29 January 1920 in Binghamton, Broome County, New YorkG.²

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[S1395] The Greenes of Rhode Island with Historical Records of England Ancestors
[S1842] Dyer Families of New England

Charles Dyer Greene^1,2

M, #76687, b. 3 April 1804

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Father	John Francis Greene b. 9 June 1773, d. 7 September 1852
Mother	Phebe Dyer b. 1781, d. 25 August 1863

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Birth

Charles Dyer Greene was born on 3 April 1804.

Child with Elizabeth Wardwell Russell

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Elizabeth Gaire Greene+

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[S1395] The Greenes of Rhode Island with Historical Records of England Ancestors
[S1424] The Life and Times of Samuel Gordon

Phebe Pearce Greene¹

F, #76688, b. 4 October 1805

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Father	John Francis Greene b. 9 June 1773, d. 7 September 1852
Mother	Phebe Dyer b. 1781, d. 25 August 1863

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Phebe Pearce Greene was born on 4 October 1805.

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[S1395] The Greenes of Rhode Island with Historical Records of England Ancestors

William Henry Greene^1,2

M, #76689, b. 8 January 1807, d. 9 March 1880

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Father	John Francis Greene b. 9 June 1773, d. 7 September 1852
Mother	Phebe Dyer b. 1781, d. 25 August 1863

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Birth	William Henry Greene was born on 8 January 1807, in Providence, Providence County, Rhode IslandG.
Marriage	He married Nancy Andrews, on 8 November 1831.²
Death	He died on 9 March 1880.

Children with Nancy Andrews b. 7 August 1803, d. 11 May 1882

Daughter	Nancy Andrews Greene b. 17 August 1832, d. After 1887
Daughter	Julia Dyer Greene b. 4 July 1834, d. After 1887
Daughter	Harriet Rhodes Greene b. 24 September 1837, d. After 1887
Son	William Henry Greene, Jr. b. 31 October 1842, d. After 1887

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[S1395] The Greenes of Rhode Island with Historical Records of England Ancestors
[S1568] Genealogy of the Andrews Family

Anne Gladding Greene¹

F, #76690, b. 10 December 1808

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Father	John Francis Greene b. 9 June 1773, d. 7 September 1852
Mother	Phebe Dyer b. 1781, d. 25 August 1863

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Anne Gladding Greene was born on 10 December 1808.

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[S1395] The Greenes of Rhode Island with Historical Records of England Ancestors

Caleb Greene¹

M, #76691, b. 3 January 1745/46, d. 7 February 1796

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Father	Richard Greene
Mother	Elizabeth Godfrey

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Birth	Caleb Greene was born on 3 January 1745/46, in Stone Castle, Warwick, Kent County, Rhode IslandG.
Marriage	He married Mary Lippitt, on 21 January 1768, in Rhode IslandG.
Death	He died on 7 February 1796 in Gambia River, Gambia, West AfricaG.

Child with Mary Lippitt b. 26 June 1749, d. 28 December 1835

Son	John Francis Greene+ b. 9 June 1773, d. 7 September 1852

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[S1395] The Greenes of Rhode Island with Historical Records of England Ancestors

Mary Lippitt¹

F, #76692, b. 26 June 1749, d. 28 December 1835

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Name	Mary Lippitt was also known as Mary Greene.
Birth	She was born on 26 June 1749, in Providence, Providence County, Rhode IslandG.
Marriage	She married Caleb Greene, son of Richard Greene and Elizabeth Godfrey. on 21 January 1768, in Rhode IslandG.
Death	Mary Lippitt died on 28 December 1835 in Providence, Providence County, Rhode IslandG.

Child with Caleb Greene b. 3 January 1745/46, d. 7 February 1796

Son	John Francis Greene+ b. 9 June 1773, d. 7 September 1852

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[S1395] The Greenes of Rhode Island with Historical Records of England Ancestors

Ismael Spink, , Capt.

M, #76693, b. 1680

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Father	Robert Spink
Mother	Alice Hewes

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Ismael Spink, , Capt., was born in 1680.¹

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Mary Spink+ b. 1 April 1710, d. Before 22 January 1783

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[S1438] Some Descendants of Robert Spink of Kingstowne

Deliverance Hall

F, #76694, b. 1683

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Deliverance Hall was born in 1683.¹

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Mary Spink+ b. 1 April 1710, d. Before 22 January 1783

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[S1438] Some Descendants of Robert Spink of Kingstowne

Robert Spink

M, #76695

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Son	Ismael Spink, , Capt.+ b. 1680

Alice Hewes

F, #76696

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Son	Ismael Spink, , Capt.+ b. 1680

Adeline S. Dyer¹

F, #76697, b. 1844

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Father	William Dyer b. 30 January 1815, d. 2 January 1845
Mother	Angeline Macomber b. 16 December 1822, d. 9 February 1868

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Name	Adeline S. Dyer was also known as Adeline S. Ferry.
Birth	She was born in 1844, in Westport, Bristol County, MassachusettsG.²
Marriage	She married William R. Dyer, on 29 December 1861, in Tiverton, Newport County, Rhode IslandG.¹
Marriage	She married George A. Ferry, on 16 August 1863, in Tiverton, Newport County, Rhode IslandG.¹

Partner with William R. Dyer b. About 1837

Partner with George A. Ferry

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[S1556] Elder James A. McKensie's Marriages
[S1653] 1850 US Census, Westport, Bristol County, Massachusetts

William R. Dyer¹

M, #76698, b. About 1837

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Note	Aged 24 yrs at marriage, born Westport, son of Albert and Christianna.
Birth	William R. Dyer was born About 1837, in Westport, Bristol County, MassachusettsG.
Marriage	He married Adeline S. Dyer, daughter of William Dyer and Angeline Macomber. on 29 December 1861, in Tiverton, Newport County, Rhode IslandG.¹

Partner with Adeline S. Dyer b. 1844

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[S1556] Elder James A. McKensie's Marriages

George A. Ferry

M, #76699

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Note	The Macomber Genealogy has his name as 'Geo. Gray'.
Marriage	George A. Ferry married Adeline S. Dyer, daughter of William Dyer and Angeline Macomber. on 16 August 1863, in Tiverton, Newport County, Rhode IslandG.¹

Partner with Adeline S. Dyer b. 1844

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[S1556] Elder James A. McKensie's Marriages

Walter L. Hall

M, #76700

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Birth	Walter L. Hall was born, in of Deering, MaineG.
Note	Marriage intention Nov. 17, 1891 at Deering, Maine.
Marriage	He married FannyFrances S. Dyer, daughter of James Dyer, Jr., and Susan E. Smith. on 24 November 1891, in Calais, Washington County, MaineG.¹

Partner with FannyFrances S. Dyer b. About 1856

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[S1644] Vital Records from Eastport Sentinal 1818-1900