They made their home in East Machias, Washington, Maine, where he was a caulker in the Boat and Ship building buisness.
They lived in East Machiask, Washington, Maine in 1850, where he was a Caulker in Ship and Boat Building and Repairing. Mary was taking care of the home and children, Ansel-16, Julia-10, Lucy Ann-9, and Harriet-1.[2]
At age 54, he was in East Machias, Washington, Maine, with Mary and the children, Ansel-26, Lucy-19, and Harriet-11.[3]
His wife Mary Ann passed away on December 25, 1864, in East Machias, Maine, at the age of 55. They had been married 32 years.
Richard married Joanna Fickett Coffin (1808-1884) in 1865.
He died at the age of 88, on October 16, 1894 in Wast Machias, Washington, Maine, and was buried in the East Machias village Cemetery.[1]
Sources
↑ 1.01.1 Find a Grave, database and images, memorial page for Richard Coffin Dyer (11 Feb 1806–15 Oct 1894), Find A Grave: Memorial #26196460, citing East Machias Village Cemetery, East Machias, Washington County, Maine, USA; Maintained by Della Coffin (contributor 47473501).
Title: Marriage Index - Maine (1743-1891) CD #404. Publication: Family Tree Maker. Abbreviation: Marriage Index - Maine (1743-1891) CD #404. Note: NS200123. Source Media Type: Other. Master Listing Source: Y
1880 United States Federal Census; 1880; Census Place: East Machias, Washington, Maine; Roll: 490; Page: 308C; Enumeration District: 184; Ancestry's 1880 Census Ancestry Record 6742 #23804527
Title: Maine State Archives, Vital Records, Capital Complex. Abbreviation: Maine State Archives, Vital Records, Capital Complex. Note: NS198813. Source Media Type: Official Document. Master Listing Source: Y
Title: Steuben, Maine Vital Records. Author: LDS microfilm #12214. Publication: Transcribed from originals in about 1883. Abbreviation: Steuben, Maine Vital Records. Note: Source Media Type: Microfilm. Master Listing Source: Y
Acknowledgements
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