Thomas Dyer, Esq., was a Justice of the Peace in Plumstead Township during the Revolutionary War.
Thomas married Sarah (Preston) Dyer (died 15 Aug 1793) on 13 Apr 1774 at the Buckingham Friends' Monthly Meeting House, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
On 2 June 1788, Thomas bought the land of Josiah Dyer, deceased, at a sheriff's sale for £400.
From the diary of his Thomas' nephew, John Dyer, Sr. -
"Brother Thomas Dyer formerly Esqr Departed this life between 1 & 2 oClock last night or this morning of a Lingering Consumptive Complaint the 27th of march came here & kept his bed for nearly 3 months first began with a bilious fevour and after that to a Decay or Consumption which wasted his flesh & brought him so Low that he could scarcely speak, was buried the 6th at plumstead."
Thomas married Sarah (Preston) Dyer (died 15 Aug 1793) on 13 Apr 1774 at the Buckingham Friends' Monthly Meeting House, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
On 2 June 1788, Thomas bought the land of Josiah Dyer, deceased, at a sheriff's sale for £400.
From the diary of his Thomas' nephew, John Dyer, Sr. -
"Brother Thomas Dyer formerly Esqr Departed this life between 1 & 2 oClock last night or this morning of a Lingering Consumptive Complaint the 27th of march came here & kept his bed for nearly 3 months first began with a bilious fevour and after that to a Decay or Consumption which wasted his flesh & brought him so Low that he could scarcely speak, was buried the 6th at plumstead."
Thomas Dyer, Esq., was a Justice of the Peace in Plumstead Township during the Revolutionary War.
Thomas married Sarah (Preston) Dyer (died 15 Aug 1793) on 13 Apr 1774 at the Buckingham Friends' Monthly Meeting House, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
On 2 June 1788, Thomas bought the land of Josiah Dyer, deceased, at a sheriff's sale for £400.
From the diary of his Thomas' nephew, John Dyer, Sr. -
"Brother Thomas Dyer formerly Esqr Departed this life between 1 & 2 oClock last night or this morning of a Lingering Consumptive Complaint the 27th of march came here & kept his bed for nearly 3 months first began with a bilious fevour and after that to a Decay or Consumption which wasted his flesh & brought him so Low that he could scarcely speak, was buried the 6th at plumstead."
Thomas married Sarah (Preston) Dyer (died 15 Aug 1793) on 13 Apr 1774 at the Buckingham Friends' Monthly Meeting House, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
On 2 June 1788, Thomas bought the land of Josiah Dyer, deceased, at a sheriff's sale for £400.
From the diary of his Thomas' nephew, John Dyer, Sr. -
"Brother Thomas Dyer formerly Esqr Departed this life between 1 & 2 oClock last night or this morning of a Lingering Consumptive Complaint the 27th of march came here & kept his bed for nearly 3 months first began with a bilious fevour and after that to a Decay or Consumption which wasted his flesh & brought him so Low that he could scarcely speak, was buried the 6th at plumstead."
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