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John Dyer

Birth24 May 1807 - Eastbourne, Sussex, England
DeathJuly 1871 - Eastbourne, Sussex, United Kingdom
MotherLucy Verrall
FatherFriend Dyer

Born in Eastbourne, Sussex, England on 24 May 1807 to Friend Dyer and Lucy Verrall. John Dyer married Jane Bartholomew and had 14 children. He passed away on July 1871 in Eastbourne, Sussex, United Kingdom.

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Parents
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Friend Dyer
1781 - 1860
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Lucy Verrall
1780 - 1858
Spouse(s)
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Jane Bartholomew
1813 - 1890
Children Show all
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Thomas Dyer
1835 - 1901
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Frances Dyer
1858 - Unknown
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George Dyer
1856 - Unknown
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Henry Dyer
1842 - 1900
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William Dyer
1851 - Unknown
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Emily Dyer
1850 - 1880
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Eliza Dyer
1847 - Unknown
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Frederick John Dyer
1853 - 1938
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Jane Dyer
1839 - Unknown
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William Dyer
1851 - 1929
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Emily Dyer
1849 - 1920
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Tam Dyer
1840 - Unknown
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Caroline Dyer
1838 - 1913
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Foster Dyer
1851 - Unknown

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