Isaac Dyer (1774)

Born 7 Oct 1774 in Thomaston, Knox, Maine

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In the Thomaston Town Records - Volume I - 1777-1825 it reads: The intention of marriage between Mr Isaac Dyer and Miss Susan Eastman, both of Thomaston were entered with me August 19, 1815 Joseph Ingraham Town Clerk^[1]

Per Thomaston Vital Records - Births and Deaths - Volume I it reads: The following is a record of the births in the family of Isaac Dyer and Susan his wife viz; - Ava (Asa) C,. born Octob 10, 1818 - Charles, born Jany 10, 1820 The above named Isaac Dyer died [blank]^[2]

Note

I have a letter that was sent to my grandparents in 1978 from a woman named Muriel Dyer Martin who lived in Lousiana.

She had done a lot of research and found that her 3d great grandfather had a grandaughter Martha Arey who married my 3great grandfather Asa C. Dyer

(Isaac's 1st born son -- Oct.10, 1818-- ).

All that I can tell you about Isaac (and this is what I recieved from the woman in Louisiana) is that he had a brother Capt. Charles <born?) and Capt. Charles married a Hannah Cooper. Isaac had two children 1.) Asa C. born Oct 10, 1818 and Charles born 1820." [e-mail from Heidi Dyer <hdyer at hedtron.com>]

Resided at South Thomaston, Maine.

Origin of Information

Source: #S9

Source: #S901

Page: Vol. 1, #3, p.42, Oct.1977

Source: #S101

Page: 1309

Dyer Website. “Descendants of Dr. William Dyer of Truro (Cape Cod) MA www.familytreemaker.com/users/d/y/e/Frank-E-Dyer/GENE29-0044.html (26 Jun 1999)

LDS Pedigree Resource File, LDS Website (www.familysearch.org) (27 Oct 2001)

Eaton, Cyrus, History of Thomaston, Rockland, & South Thomaston, Maine From Their First Exploration A.D. 1605; with Family Genealogies. Vol I & Vol II (reprint Hollowed, Kennebec, Maine, Smith & Co, 1865)

Sources

1. ↑ Groves, Marlene A., editor. ‘’Vital Records of Thomaston, Maine’’: Maine Genealogical Society Special Publication No.40, (Rockport, Maine, Picton Press, 2003), pg no.307
2. ↑ Groves, Marlene A., editor. ‘’Vital Records of Thomaston, Maine’’: Maine Genealogical Society Special Publication No.40, (Rockport, Maine, Picton Press, 2003), pg no. 61

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