Forman Ayres died at his home at Little Silver last Wednesday in his 73d year. The funeral took place from his late residence on Friday afternoon, the services being conducted by Rev. Benj. Franklin of Shrewsbury. The pallbearers were Schanck Conover, Richard Borden, John Lippincott and James H. Martin.
Mr. Ayres was born at Little Silver on January 27th, to Bejamin and Jane Rebecca Miller Ayres in 1819, and had spent his whole life at that place. His wife, who died three years ago, was Miss Mary Chasey of Long Branch. Seven children were the result of the union, the four living being Caroline, wife of Ennet Smith; Hannah, wife of Wm. Dowling; and James and Lewis.
The Ayres Family of Little Silver are descended from the noble English family of that name who were conspicuous in the English history during the troubled times of Cromwell. The first Ayres came to America in the seventeenth century to escape religious persecution, and the Ayres of Little Silver have heirlooms of silverware brought to this country over two hundred years ago by their ancestors.
Red Bank Register, Wed., June 3, 1891
Provided by Ruth Ryan
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Lineage for Forman Ayres as proven by LJ Hallock Griffin
Forman Ayres is the son of Benjamin Ayres and Jane Miller Ayres. Benjamin is the son of Zephaniah Ayres and Ann Cook. Zephaniah is the brother of Rev War Patriot Lewis Ayres of the same area. Zephaniah Ayres is the son of Benajah Ayres and that lineage was previously proven by others back to John Ayres the immigrant. Please feel free to contact the manager of this site for any questions, as she welcomes newly found cousins.
Mr. Ayres was born at Little Silver on January 27th, to Bejamin and Jane Rebecca Miller Ayres in 1819, and had spent his whole life at that place. His wife, who died three years ago, was Miss Mary Chasey of Long Branch. Seven children were the result of the union, the four living being Caroline, wife of Ennet Smith; Hannah, wife of Wm. Dowling; and James and Lewis.
The Ayres Family of Little Silver are descended from the noble English family of that name who were conspicuous in the English history during the troubled times of Cromwell. The first Ayres came to America in the seventeenth century to escape religious persecution, and the Ayres of Little Silver have heirlooms of silverware brought to this country over two hundred years ago by their ancestors.
Red Bank Register, Wed., June 3, 1891
Provided by Ruth Ryan
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Lineage for Forman Ayres as proven by LJ Hallock Griffin
Forman Ayres is the son of Benjamin Ayres and Jane Miller Ayres. Benjamin is the son of Zephaniah Ayres and Ann Cook. Zephaniah is the brother of Rev War Patriot Lewis Ayres of the same area. Zephaniah Ayres is the son of Benajah Ayres and that lineage was previously proven by others back to John Ayres the immigrant. Please feel free to contact the manager of this site for any questions, as she welcomes newly found cousins.
Forman Ayres died at his home at Little Silver last Wednesday in his 73d year. The funeral took place from his late residence on Friday afternoon, the services being conducted by Rev. Benj. Franklin of Shrewsbury. The pallbearers were Schanck Conover, Richard Borden, John Lippincott and James H. Martin.
Mr. Ayres was born at Little Silver on January 27th, to Bejamin and Jane Rebecca Miller Ayres in 1819, and had spent his whole life at that place. His wife, who died three years ago, was Miss Mary Chasey of Long Branch. Seven children were the result of the union, the four living being Caroline, wife of Ennet Smith; Hannah, wife of Wm. Dowling; and James and Lewis.
The Ayres Family of Little Silver are descended from the noble English family of that name who were conspicuous in the English history during the troubled times of Cromwell. The first Ayres came to America in the seventeenth century to escape religious persecution, and the Ayres of Little Silver have heirlooms of silverware brought to this country over two hundred years ago by their ancestors.
Red Bank Register, Wed., June 3, 1891
Provided by Ruth Ryan
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Lineage for Forman Ayres as proven by LJ Hallock Griffin
Forman Ayres is the son of Benjamin Ayres and Jane Miller Ayres. Benjamin is the son of Zephaniah Ayres and Ann Cook. Zephaniah is the brother of Rev War Patriot Lewis Ayres of the same area. Zephaniah Ayres is the son of Benajah Ayres and that lineage was previously proven by others back to John Ayres the immigrant. Please feel free to contact the manager of this site for any questions, as she welcomes newly found cousins.
Mr. Ayres was born at Little Silver on January 27th, to Bejamin and Jane Rebecca Miller Ayres in 1819, and had spent his whole life at that place. His wife, who died three years ago, was Miss Mary Chasey of Long Branch. Seven children were the result of the union, the four living being Caroline, wife of Ennet Smith; Hannah, wife of Wm. Dowling; and James and Lewis.
The Ayres Family of Little Silver are descended from the noble English family of that name who were conspicuous in the English history during the troubled times of Cromwell. The first Ayres came to America in the seventeenth century to escape religious persecution, and the Ayres of Little Silver have heirlooms of silverware brought to this country over two hundred years ago by their ancestors.
Red Bank Register, Wed., June 3, 1891
Provided by Ruth Ryan
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Lineage for Forman Ayres as proven by LJ Hallock Griffin
Forman Ayres is the son of Benjamin Ayres and Jane Miller Ayres. Benjamin is the son of Zephaniah Ayres and Ann Cook. Zephaniah is the brother of Rev War Patriot Lewis Ayres of the same area. Zephaniah Ayres is the son of Benajah Ayres and that lineage was previously proven by others back to John Ayres the immigrant. Please feel free to contact the manager of this site for any questions, as she welcomes newly found cousins.
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