John Ayers

Birth2 March 1663 - Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts, United States

Death4 October 1732 - Basking Ridge, Somerset County, New Jersey, United States of America

MotherHannah Ayers

FatherOBEDIAH Obadiah AYERS EYERS AYER EYRE (b 1635 Suffolk, EN m in Haverhill MA 1659 Hannah Pike) (Founders Woodbridge NJ)

Born in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts, United States on 2 March 1663 to OBEDIAH Obadiah AYERS EYERS AYER EYRE (b 1635 Suffolk, EN m in Haverhill MA 1659 Hannah Pike) (Founders Woodbridge NJ) and Hannah Ayers. John Ayers married Mary Walker and had 9 children. She passed away on 4 October 1732 in Basking Ridge, Somerset County, New Jersey, United States of America.

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Parents

Obediah Obadiah Ayers Eyers Ayer Eyre (B 1635 Suffolk, En M In Haverhill Ma 1659 Hannah Pike) (Founders Woodbridge Nj)
1635 - 1694

Hannah Ayers
1643 - 1689

Spouse(s)

Mary Walker
1660 - 1739

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Nathaniel Ayers
1700 - 1777

Thomas Ayers
1693 - 1732

John Ayers
1691 - 1759

Moses Ayers
1706 - 1750

Aaron Ayers
1708 - 1750

Patience Ayers
1697 - 1698

Francis Ayers
1698 - 1699

Benjamin Ayers
1703 - 1732

Obadiah Ayers
1695 - Unknown

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