Timothy Ayer, private, enlisted August 29, 1777, discharged October 23, 1777. He was in Capt. Eben Lathrop's Company from Norwich, Connecticut. He was also in Colonel Jonathan Latimer's Company. Militia Regiment at Saratoga in 1777, which upon its dismissal after the surrender of Burgoyne, General Gates spoke of it as a most excellent regiment. It was ordered to reinforce Gates at Saratoga in the summer of 1777. See DAR No. 67748 and DAR No. 91,882+95.
Timothy Ayer, private, enlisted August 29, 1777, discharged October 23, 1777. He was in Capt. Eben Lathrop's Company from Norwich, Connecticut. He was also in Colonel Jonathan Latimer's Company. Militia Regiment at Saratoga in 1777, which upon its dismissal after the surrender of Burgoyne, General Gates spoke of it as a most excellent regiment. It was ordered to reinforce Gates at Saratoga in the summer of 1777. See DAR No. 67748 and DAR No. 91,882+95.
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Top Photo is Surrender of General Burgoyne
Gates center, with arms outstretched. Timothy Ayer saw Revolutionary War Service at this event. According to find a grave contributor who photographed the graves of Timothy's parents and inlaws who are all buried in this cemetery,there were some unreadible and unmarked stones and some fieldstones in the cemetery. He could not verify a marked gravesite for Timothy Ayer and wife, Elizabeth Hazen Ayer. Both their parents are in this cemetery. Therefore, we can only assume they are there too. MayflowerPilgrim332.
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Middle Photo is Connecticut Home where five generations of Ayer Family born.
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