Samuel Dyer, A Selection of the Three Thousand Characters being the Most Important of the Chinese Language for the Purpose of Facilitating the Cutting of Punches. Malacca: Anglo-Chinese College, 1834.
Samuel Dyer, A Vocabulary of the Hok-keen Dialect as Spoken in the County of Tsheang-Tshew. Malacca: Anglo-Chinese College Press, 1838. (Part 1, Part 2).
John Stronach, A Sermon occasioned by the Death of the Rev. Samuel Dyer, Missionary to the Chinese, preached in the New Mission Chapel Singapore, November 9, 1843, with a Sketch of Mr. Dyer's Life and Character by his Widow. Singapore: Mission Press, 1843.
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