John Ayers was born March 2, 1662/1663 in Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts[1][2] [3]
John Ayers married February 24, 1689, in Woodbridge, New Jersey.[2][3]
John lived in Basking Ridge, Somerset, New Jersey, United States. He married February 24, 1690.[4]
John Ayers died October 4, 1732, in Basking Ridge, Somerset, New Jersey,[2][3]
From: Ayers, Charles H. Ancestors of Silas Ayers and Mary Byram Ayers : including the Alden, Ayers and Byram families
"A tombstone which is back of and partly under the Presbyterian Church at Basking Ridge has this inscription:
From: A transcription done in 1909 before the stones at the cemetery were removed. Basking Ridge Presbyterian Churchyard Inscriptions SOMERSET COUNTY, NJ. Somerset County New Jersey Gen Web. Their source: Somerset County Historical Quarterly, 1912, Volume One, pages 123-128 and 214-219.
The dates Oct 4 and Oct 24 match, too much coincidence, one set of years is incorrect. The ancestors of Silas Ayers couple were born about 1663. The couple from the 1909 transcription were born about 1683.
Look at the dates on John Jr and his wife Mary. They contain the transcript dates. These stones still exist see Find A Grave: Memorial #71184445 and Find A Grave: Memorial #48521805
Conclusion: This John did not die 4 Oct 1732. His wife did not die 24 Oct 1739
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