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[Robert Ruhl and Mary Farrier 20081222.GED]

m. -. Resided in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio in 1898.

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[Robert Ruhl and Mary Farrier 20081222.GED]

1st cousins

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[Robert Ruhl and Mary Farrier 20081222.GED]

born Feb.2,1752 (according to Thayer Gen. (1876) and Hist. of Braintree, Vt.).
It seems probable that his birth date should read Feb.2,1753.
died aged 59yrs. 8mo. (V.R.).
He was a Revolutionary Soldier 1775 and his widow applied for a pension in Nov.1837 (R. 10487) and she stated that he was in service in 1776 when their first child was born Jun.4,1776 and second child was born Jan.14,1778, third child born Mar.29,1780. She was living in June 1846 aged 90 and her son Abel Thayer applied in 1852 for pension due but not received in her lifetime, but the government replied that his service was not confirmed.

Levi Thayer resided on North St. in Randolph north of Oak St., but when Randolph was set off from Braintree he objected and was taxed in Braintree until he removed in 1808 to Braintree, Vermont. His will was also filed in Norfolk Co. and was dated Apr.22,1812, proved Jun.30,1812 in Vermont, copy filed in Mass. Mar.1,1814. He mentions his wife Hannah, son Levi, son Alpha, daughter Hannah Hobart, daughter Mary Thayer, a minor, and sons Zenas, Abel & Otis Thayer.

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living in Southboro in 1891).

He married 2nd -.
He was a cordwainer, resided on South St. in 1847, shoe maker in 1850, Samuel Ludden aged 63 lived with them.
4th cousins

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b. about 1785? (Sep.15,1790, Thayer Gen.)
died age 76 "formerly of Randolph" (Quincy Patriot of Jan.5,1861).

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died a.81yrs. 10mo. 14ds
1st cousins

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When Gen. Thayer returned to Braintree he resided with her where Thayer Academy now is situated, the house, now the headmaster's was moved across the road when the school was built. The family birth place was also sold and passed out of the family before Gen. Thayer's death.
4th cousins

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[Robert Ruhl and Mary Farrier 20081222.GED]

3rd cousins once removed
she age 21; He 22

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buried on his farm where a new marker was placed in 1907.
Lt. Isaac Thayer was a Revolutionary Soldier 1778 etc., removed to Buckfield, Oxford, Me. in 1792. His widow applied for a pension in 1838 (as Hannah Smith) (W. 9742) and gives information as to her marriage etc.
2nd wife

2nd cousins
m. int. Mar.19,1763 (int. Mar.30, at Boston)
Isaac Thayer "of Castle William"

2nd cousins

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Resided on his father's estate South Braintree, Washington St., near Peach St. He left a will mentioning his wife Mary and six children, Elihu, Nathaniel, Calvin, Relief, Sarah & Anna dated Dec.27,1768. She left a will dated Aug.15,1776 mentioning all but Anna who had evidently died. Nathaniel Thayer Jr. was surveyor of highways 1737. He was constable 1752 but was excused from serving, surveyor of highways 1760

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He was a Revolutionary Soldier.
He resided on North St., Randolph, east side 1/8 mile north of Central Cemetery.
The heirs to his estate, the children given below sold their interest, except the widow Esther's dower (N.D. 119-122).
He was elected surveyor of highways in So. Precinct 1781,1785, fenceviewer 1791,1792.