Does anyone have any knowledge of a place in Windham County that was referred to as the Dea. Dyer farm? (I don't know if Dea. is for Deacon.) Is there a cemetery there? It was mentioned in the 1893 obituary of my ggg grandmother, Laurinda Kennan Fisher, as they place where her oldest child was buried. Her children were born in the 1820's. In the 1893 obit it says, "the Dea. Dyer farm, so-called in early history" so it must have had a different name by the time the obit was written. Any information will be appreciated. Betty Clingman