The New York genealogical and biographical record . ohn Heaton, born 9-18-1756; died 104. Mary Brower, wife of John Heaton, born 1-15-1763; died 105. Maria Heaton, wife of Richard Heaton, died 7-19-1810. Aged 69yr. nmo. 106. Richard Heaton, died 6-25-1796. Aged 66yr. 6 mo. 107. Sarah Ball, died 8-8-1860. Aged 108. Frances Matilda, wife of Uzal Meeker, died 12-27-1856. Aged 25yr. 51110. 109. Sylvester Smith, son of Uzal & Frances M. Meeker, died 5-10-1852. Aged 10 no. Abraham F. Ryerson, born 5-18-1801; died 10-14-1856; also hi
The New York genealogical and biographical record . ohn Heaton, born 9-18-1756; died 104. Mary Brower, wife of John Heaton, born 1-15-1763; died 105. Maria Heaton, wife of Richard Heaton, died 7-19-1810. Aged 69yr. nmo. 106. Richard Heaton, died 6-25-1796. Aged 66yr. 6 mo. 107. Sarah Ball, died 8-8-1860. Aged 108. Frances Matilda, wife of Uzal Meeker, died 12-27-1856. Aged 25yr. 51110. 109. Sylvester Smith, son of Uzal & Frances M. Meeker, died 5-10-1852. Aged 10 no. Abraham F. Ryerson, born 5-18-1801; died 10-14-1856; also his in. Mary Ann, born 9-22-1821; died 112. Margaret A. Westervelt, born 6-17-1842; died 11-30- 113. Danna De Voe, died 7-8-1843. Aged 22yr. 114. Walter V. DEWEL, died 2-11-1886. Aged 3oyr. 115. William T. DEWEL, died 2-23-1886. Aged 116. Charlotte, wife of Wm. T. Dewel, born 8-20-1820; died 117. George Burt, a native of St. James Park, London, died 10-9-1811. Aged i2yr. 7ino. $rper igio.] Pryer Fa?nily Coat-of-Arms. 295 PRYER FAMILY COAT-OF-ARMS. Contributed by Charles Pryer, Member New York Genealogical and Biographical Society. The Pryer family, both in England and in the United States,is of Norman-French origin. The English branch of the familyhave held lands in England from the reign of William the Con-queror. The original arms granted to this family, to boththe French and English branches thereof, are as described be-low, viz.: Arms: On a field argent, three bars wavy, sable; on a chief gtiles, a saltire : A demi-lion rampant. The original arms described above, and of which the accom-panying colored plate is a correct representation, were grantedto some male representative of the Pryer family so far back inthe history of the past as to render it difficult, if not impossibleto ascertain exactly by whom they were first borne, or to whomthey were originally granted. For the reason that, previou
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