Social Reformer. Mary Dyer was imprisoned in Boston because of her work for the Quakers. She was brought before the Court of Magistrates, which sentenced her to death and publicly hanged.(Biography by Marilyn Kenyon)
Important Note:
Mary was actually buried on the Dyer family farm, located north of Newport where the Navy base is now situated in the current town of Middletown. This picture is Mary Dyer's Memorial, located in Founders' Park, Portsmouth, RI.
(Added by: LLGuth 8/03/2013 - see caption on photo of memorial stones)
Important Note:
Mary was actually buried on the Dyer family farm, located north of Newport where the Navy base is now situated in the current town of Middletown. This picture is Mary Dyer's Memorial, located in Founders' Park, Portsmouth, RI.
(Added by: LLGuth 8/03/2013 - see caption on photo of memorial stones)
Social Reformer. Mary Dyer was imprisoned in Boston because of her work for the Quakers. She was brought before the Court of Magistrates, which sentenced her to death and publicly hanged.(Biography by Marilyn Kenyon)
Important Note:
Mary was actually buried on the Dyer family farm, located north of Newport where the Navy base is now situated in the current town of Middletown. This picture is Mary Dyer's Memorial, located in Founders' Park, Portsmouth, RI.
(Added by: LLGuth 8/03/2013 - see caption on photo of memorial stones)
Important Note:
Mary was actually buried on the Dyer family farm, located north of Newport where the Navy base is now situated in the current town of Middletown. This picture is Mary Dyer's Memorial, located in Founders' Park, Portsmouth, RI.
(Added by: LLGuth 8/03/2013 - see caption on photo of memorial stones)
