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John Willis Dyer

Birth25 JUL 1855 - Wilkes, North Carolina, USA
Death11 MAR 1934 - Lewis Fork, Wilkes, North Carolina, USA
MotherFrances Matilda Church
FatherElijah 1817 Dyer (FrancesMa)

Born in Wilkes, North Carolina, USA on 25 JUL 1855 to Elijah 1817 Dyer (FrancesMa) and Frances Matilda Church. John Willis Dyer married Jane Foster and had 12 children. He passed away on 11 MAR 1934 in Lewis Fork, Wilkes, North Carolina, USA.

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Elijah 1817 Dyer (Francesma)
1817 - 1907
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Frances Matilda Church
1831 - 1910
Spouse(s)
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Jane Foster
1864 - 1930
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Victoria Darthula Dyer
1881 - 1963
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Denzill Grant Dyer
1899 - 1973
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Lillian Elzora Dyer
1894 - 1953
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Albert Harrison Dyer
1889 - 1968
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Chester Arnel Dyer
1885 - 1970
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Carlo Bynum Dyer
1887 - 1970
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Ora May Dyer
1905 - 1990
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Iler Mcneil Dyer
1897 - 1923
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Elijah Edmond Dyer
1895 - 1923
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Absloam Ulysses Dyer
1891 - 1971
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Leona Tina Dyer
1901 - 1980
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J Everette Dyer
1877 - 1887

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