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From: JWP <>
Subject: Re: DYER-D Digest V97 #69
Date: Sat, 18 Oct 1997 07:58:20 -0700

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> Subject: Dyer Family in Maine
> Date: Fri, 17 Oct 1997 16:45:32 +0000
> From: Heidi Dyer <>
> To:
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> I have searched the "Dyer" name on the web and have found only people
> who don't seem to be related to me.
>
> I am related to the Dyers from Maine.
> My father is Manford Beecher Dyer jr.
> My paternal grandfather is Manford Beecher Dyer sr
> My g. grandfather is Edgar H Dyer b. 1858 son of Captain Manford Asa
> Dyer. Captain Dyer is the son of Asa C Dyer born 1818. Asa C Dyer is
> the son of Isaac Dyer born 1773 and Isaac is the son of Anthony Dyer.
> Anthony was born 1744 in Truro Maine.
>
> Does anyone have any information on this Dyer line? I don't have
> anymore info past 1744. Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Heidi Dyer

Heidi

It appears that your Isaac Dyer (b. 1773), son of Anthony (b.
1744,Truro) may be the one reported in Frank Dyer's genealogy of the
descendants of Dr. William Dyer of Truro, which can be found at:

http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/4663/doctor.htm

If so, I would be very interested (as would Frank Dyer) in learning the
details of your ancestry. Further information on places of birth,death,
dates of birth,death, spouses, marriages and the citations of the
sources of your information on each event. If you are tracking your
ancestry using a genealogy software program, this sort of information
can be easily exchanged over e-mail by making GEDCOM copies of relevant
branches of your tree.

Frank Dyer's main page has information on several thousand DYERs all
descended from New England DYER ancestors.

Please contact me after you check out the above page.

Regards,

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Joe in FL



Searching for information on ancestors in New Brunswick:
DYER, MITCHELL, FULLERTON, SUTTER, & CRABTREE ca. 1800

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