[26270] Mary is daughter of Thomas Crampthorne and Mary Lyndesell according to "The Great Migration Begins," Robert Charles Anderson (Boston: NEHGS, 1995), Vol. 2 under William Heath. One World Tree on Ancestry.com states she is wife of William Heath and shows children born after her death date - so further research is needed - this site also gives his wife as Mary Perry, b. 27 June 1602 in Sawbridgeworth, d. 15 Dec 1659 in Roxbury, Suffolk Co., MA, and she may be mother of at least some of his children.
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"Descendants of William & Mary (Barrett) Dyer of Rhode Island" in RootsWeb in 2015 offers:
His children were listed incorrectly as children of "Anthony Dyer, Jr ." in Truro Baptisms, page 23. Jonathan Dyer went to Falmouth, Maine, with his family; there is nothing that fixes the exact date of his removal. He was there in 1757, as shown by the following from the Massachusetts Archives: "onathan Dyer [appears] in List dated Falmouth, April 12, 1757, of men enlisted under his Excellency John Earl of Loudon out of (Col.) Ezekiel Cushing's regt. and account of bounty advanced by said Cushing. "Said Dyer appears as having furnished Col. Cushing with 66:16s 8d to pay the bounty to the soldiers raised out of said Cushing's regt."Few men of that day in Falmouth would have been able to make a loan of 6 6. Money was scarce; yet Jonathan Dyer, like his father a shoemaker, was able to loan the government what was then a large amount. On Dec. 16, 1772, "Jonathan Dyer of Cape Elizabeth in the County of Cumberland . . . Cordwainer, in consideration of twenty four pounds, thirteen shillings & four pence Lawful money pa id . . . by Nathaniel Dyer of Cape Elizabeth aforesaid, Shipwright," sold to him "Seven Acres & Sixty four Roods of Land (exclusive of the Road which runs thro' said Land) lying in Cape Elizabeth aforesaid, and is the Southwesterly part of a ten Acre lot of Land whereon I now dwe ll . . . adjoining to Joseph Sawyer's land ." This sale of land "free of all incumbrances," witnessed by David Strout and Sarah Strout, was signed: "Jonathan Dyer" [seal]. It was customary for the wife to join in a deed conveying a part or the whole of the homestead. As Keturah Dyer did not sign the above, it is judged that she was not then living. There is no further record of Jonathan Dyer in Falmouth or Cape Elizabeth, though he is supposed to have died there. Not a child of his was recorded; yet, among the number of early Dyers in Cape Elizabeth who cannot be traced, he may have had other children besides the following. (Descendants of Edward Small )
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[40098] Find A Grave Memorial 65061327 remarks concerning her burial: "The grave is unmarked. It is not certain that she is buried here but it is the closest cemetery to where she lived."
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[25082] This line is from a posting in One World Tree on Ancestry.com, and is not verified. Ancestry.com states this is an alternate spelling and offers: "Ziegler Name Meaning - German and Jewish (Ashkenazic): occupational name for a tiler, from an agent derivative of Middle High German ziegel roof tile (Old High German ziagal, from Latin tegula), German Ziegel. In the Middle Ages the term came to denote bricks as well as tiles, and so in some cases the term may have denoted a brickmaker or bricklayer rather than a tiler."