Mark Dyer

Birth12 Jan 1781 - Cape Elizabeth, Cumberland, Maine, USA

Death12 NOV 1856 - Cape Elizabeth, Cumberland, Maine, USA

MotherMartha DYER

FatherMark Dyer (son of Henry Dyer, Jr.-6th GGF) (ANC/Kelley) (DESC/Edward Smalley 11th GGF-Thomas Leighton 9th GGF-Queen Joan Plantagenet

Born in Cape Elizabeth, Cumberland, Maine, USA on 12 Jan 1781 to Mark Dyer (son of Henry Dyer, Jr.-6th GGF) (ANC/Kelley) (DESC/Edward Smalley 11th GGF-Thomas Leighton 9th GGF-Queen Joan Plantagenet and Martha DYER. Mark Dyer married Mercy DYER and had 10 children. He passed away on 12 NOV 1856 in Cape Elizabeth, Cumberland, Maine, USA.

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Parents

Mark Dyer (Son Of Henry Dyer, Jr.-6th Ggf) (Anc/kelley) (Desc/edward Smalley 11Th Ggf-thomas Leighton 9Th Ggf-queen Joan Plantagenet
1758 - 1822

Martha Dyer
1761 - 1840

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Mercy Dyer
1781 - 1850

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Martha Dyer
1806 - 1859

Joanna Sawyer Dyer
1824 - 1909

Joseph Storer Dyer
1818 - 1874

Eveline Dyer
1808 - 1848

Sarah Dyer
1810 - Unknown

John W Dyer
1804 - 1838

Greeley H Dyer
1815 - 1904

Emerson Dyer
1820 - 1889

Alvin Sumner Dyer
1813 - 1874

Mary Ann Dyer
1802 - 1867

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