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John Dye

Birth1687 - Staten Island, Richmond, New York, United States
Death8 Mar 1750 - Perth Amboy, Middlesex, New Jersey, United States
MotherSarah Hance Vincent
FatherHans/John Laurenszen/Laurens Dye/Day/Dewe/Duyts/Duytszen

Born in Staten Island, Richmond, New York, United States on 1687 to Hans/John Laurenszen/Laurens Dye/Day/Dewe/Duyts/Duytszen and Sarah Hance Vincent. John Dye married Ann Moore "Annie" Brown and had 10 children. He passed away on 8 Mar 1750 in Perth Amboy, Middlesex, New Jersey, United States.

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Parents
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Hans/john Laurenszen/laurens Dye/day/dewe/duyts/duytszen
1644 - 1708
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Sarah Hance Vincent
1662 - 1740
Spouse(s)
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Ann Moore "Annie" Brown
1687 - 1760
Children Show all
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Joseph Dye
1728 - 1793
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John Lawrence Dey/dye/duyts/duytszen
1711 - 1770
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Catherine Dye
1746 - 1790
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William (Dey/dye/duyts)
1718 - 1784
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Vincent Fontaine Dye
1722 - 1796
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Anne Sarah Dye
1715 - 1792
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James O Dye (Dey)
1720 - 1764
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David Dye
1725 - 1776
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Andrew Dye
1724 - 1749
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Phebe Dye
1719 - 1750

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