Tyler - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: James Tyler 1828-?

annierimmer — 2009-11-03 17:11:21Z

Hi Ron. James Wesley Tyler was the child of Elias Wade Tyler
and Anne Yearwood married May 25, 1824 in Rutherford County,TN. Siblings were:1.Thomas born 1825 2. John born 1828 3. James Wesley born 1829. 4. Elizabeth E. born 1832
5. William M. Tyler born 1834 moved to (thru) Haywood County, Tn
6. Mary A. born 1836 7. Sarah J. born 1837 8. Cynthia born 1839 9. Emily Clemitine born 1842 married Richard Williams, buried at Independence.Henderson County. 10.Elias Wade born 1846. move to (thru) Haywood County. The Henry P. Tyler
on the Decatur County census was not James Wesley Tylers' child, he was a grandchild. James Wesley and Elizabeth both
died before 1870.

emma dean tyler

highmont911 — 2009-10-20 21:23:06Z

Looking for info on Emma A. or Emma Udelia Dean. Born 1836 Warren Co. Ohio.
Died 1889 Platteville, Wisconsin. Married Dr. Abel Royce Tyler.

Re: Josephine Tyler (Flannigan, Flanigan, Flanagan?)

TawnyaNourse — 2009-10-19 02:03:57Z

Hi Candace,I have a copy of your great great grandmother Josephine (Tyler) Flanigan's death certificate. It says she was born 6/10/1862 whichi I question if it is correct and her death date is 2/17/1949 in Leighton, Colbert Co., AL. She is buried in the Mt. Zion Cemetery in Lawrence Co., AL. The person who filled out her family information was Edgar Flannagan(her son). Note the difference in the way they spelled their last names.
I descend from her brother Calvin Washington Tyler Jr & his second or third wife Mary Honner Thornton.

Re: Australian desendants

ajlmcd — 2009-10-10 06:25:30Z

My name is Tony and my mother is a Tyler from the Richmond River would be pleased to exchange infomation and photos

Tyler

__tracy__ — 2009-10-03 13:09:16Z

Has anyone got any connections to Tyler family in the Lancashire,Hull or Ludlow area 1900s,please as i am at a brick wall on this one

Other surname is Underwood

Thanks Tracy

TYLER Patricia Ann SEALE married 12 Jul 1974

t42Cox_VanZandtCoTX — 2009-10-03 12:31:20Z

TYLER Patricia Ann SEALE married 12 Jul 1974

DavidStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Cox Cemetery, VanZandt Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 207,650 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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TYLER Roy Terrance Terry 1939 2006 married 12 Jul 1974

t42Cox_VanZandtCoTX — 2009-10-02 12:13:04Z

TYLER Roy Terrance Terry 1939 2006 married 12 Jul 1974

DavidStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Cox Cemetery, VanZandt Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 207,650 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: Josephine Tyler (Flannigan, Flanigan, Flanagan?)

KennyTyler — 2009-09-26 09:13:28Z

My Great Grandfather was Calvin Washington who is Josephine's brother. This is good information. I have been trying to prove the story about the trail of tears and would be very interested in trying to find that answer. Supposedly there is a family member that has a indian dress and some other indian artifacts from Elizabeth. I just have not been able to find them. Please let me know what you have found out. I will keep your name if I come up with something. Also, there is suppose to be some connection to Sequoyah or George Gist. Have you found anything there?Thanks, Kenny Tyler, Asheville, NC

Re: Josephine Tyler (Flannigan, Flanigan, Flanagan?)

KennyTyler — 2009-09-26 09:07:28Z

My Great Grandfather was Josephine's brother, Calvin Washington Tyler. The best census that I have found showing the family was from Russelville, Franklin County, Alabama in 1870. It shows the parents Calvin and Elizabeth.
There is another tree that I saw that follows the Flannigan name. I will try to see if I can find that. Also, the Alabama Census are pretty good. You may have already looked at those. I'll relook on mine and see what I can find on the Flannigan, but from what I recall, I think they moved out of state after getting married.
Thanks,
Kenny Tyler
Asheville, NC

Re: Ebenezer Tyler Marriage in ME or CT?

Albertairis — 2009-09-19 14:42:28Z

Ebenezer Tyler was may 3X great grandfather. I know it is a long time since you posted your inquiry in 2003. Hopefully you are still working on this branch. His first wife was Lucy Penney, married I believe in August 27, 1817 in Windsor, Kennebec Maine. I need to find the record. Was found in film at FHC... (12304). Lucy was the daughter of Geroge Penney. His second wife was Sarah Carter and third wife was Martha Childers. What information have you discovered since your last post?

Newland Tyler

utgal03 — 2009-09-17 15:44:57Z

I'm looking for information pertaining to my Great Grandpa Newland Tyler. His Mom's name was Francis M. Young. One of his Daughters, Josephine June Tyler was my Grandma. I have very little information about Newland, how many children he raised, birth, death, etc.
Any little bit of help would be greatly appreciated. :)

TYLER James Elmer 1901-1981

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-15 12:12:10Z

TYLER James Elmer 1901-1981

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 207,139 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Searching for New York State Warners

gwenjohnson41 — 2009-09-14 23:11:34Z

I am looking for anyone whom might be blood relatives of John Fredrick Warner whos father is Fredrick Warner and mother is Ella Adams. All are from the Grand gorge and Newburgh NY area and maybe surrounding area.

TYLER Kevin Dennis 1954-1954

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-14 13:08:13Z

TYLER Kevin Dennis 1954-1954

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 207,139 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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TYLER Betty Kay 1958

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-13 19:08:42Z

TYLER Betty Kay 1958

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 207,139 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: "Old" Tyler Cemetery

WSalverda — 2009-09-11 18:06:39Z

I have heard back from Montana regarding the Old Tyler Cemetery:
"There are only 5 Tylers buried in the Tyler Cemetery, Daniel B. Sr., his wife Thursa, Frederic Tyler, John Sellers Tyler & Daniel Budlong Tyler."

More importantly;
"I also called a lady about the Tyler Cemetery. Her ex-husband and daughter still live there. The cemetery
is fenced, but overgrown with lilac bushes and brush. She thought there was only wooden crosses marking
the graves. These, I'm sure, are gone by now."

So it would appear that the Cemetery is grown over and there are no headstones. However, I do have some dates in my own papers, but I am currently at work.

You are quite right when you say that there were a lot of Tylers in Central Montana. In the early 1910s most of them moved, though. My branch moved down to Garden Grove, California. Back then it was known as Westminster, California. Another branch moved to Washington State.

One thing important to remember is that there are many small counties in Montana. There was a time when there were only a few large counties, back when it was first settled. I believe that the county preceding Fergus County (which is where the Old Tyler Cemetery is now) was Meagher County. I have had great luck looking in to their records.

SLOAN Velma TYLER 1914-2003

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-08 10:34:31Z

SLOAN Velma TYLER 1914-2003

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 206,349 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Sally Cummings Tyler w/o William R. Day

kmkirby0125 — 2009-09-05 20:26:35Z

I'm looking for the parents of Sally Cummings Tyler (and verification of her birth), who supposedly was b. in St. Stephen, NB 21 Mar 1813 and m. there cir 1838 to William R. Day. Thanks, Katie Kirby,

kmkirby@comcast.net

Re: Wat Tyler history 1380s England

jessicataylor3_1 — 2009-08-03 09:46:21Z

well his family lived on as he is my great grandfather. My relative did more on the family tree than i did so i cannot tell you much but he has living desendents and it's nice knowing your grandfather got his head stuck on a pike by order of the king.

Frances Tyler b. 1868 Wisconsin

barrydegraff — 2009-07-27 22:11:49Z

I am seeking help in locating information about one of my great grandmothers, Frances Tyler. Oral family history has it that Frances married my great grandfather, John DeGraff, in January 1885. While I do not know where they were married, the 1900 Federal Census has the family living in Chicago, Illinois and their oldest child is recorded as having been born in October 1885 in Illinois. The birth certificate of their youngest daughter, Edna May DeGraff, shows Frances as having been born in 1868 in Lone Rock, Wisconsin, a small town in Richland County in the southwestern portion of the State.

I have been unable to locate any documentation of Frances or her family prior to the 1900 Federal Census. Her father may have been born in either New York, Wisconsin or Pennsylvania, according the the 1900, 1910, and 1920 Federal Census reports for John and Frances' family. Those three documents are consistent in stating that her mother was born in Pennsylvania.

Shortly after John died in 1920, Frances went west with her daughter Edna and eventually married a relative (perhaps the father) of Edna's husband William Cooley. Frances is reported to have died in 1956 in Tacoma, Washington.

If these few facts of Frances' life appear to connect her to one of your Tyler lines, I would appreciate hearing from you. Thank you.

Re: Annie Elizabeth Tyler

nigel1308 — 2009-08-26 01:25:39Z

Its a guess, but could this be her marrying later:

Annie E Tyler
Spouse: William J E Jordan
Date of Registration: Oct-Nov-Dec 1920
Registration district: Wandsworth
Registration county (inferred): Surrey
Volume Number: 1d
Page Number: 1225

If you are looking for a name for Jack Stanley TYLER's father, then you are unlikely to find it. If Annie didn't declare it on the birth registration, then the chances are she never told anyone. There will certainly be no 'official' record. The best you could hope for is that she told some friend or family member, and the information got handed down.

Have you tracked any family for Jack (or is that you?), as they might have been told.

You may already have this, but I would guess this is Annie's birth:
Births Sep 1899
Tyler Annie Elizabeth - Richmond, S. 2a/456

TYLER Angela 1953

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-20 15:19:56Z

TYLER Angela 1953

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 205,850 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: Looking for J.F. (Jim) Tyler from Kent, England

ronnoel184 — 2009-07-28 02:46:20Z

Hi
My mum knew a Jim Tyler from Kent, England, he died some years back, I have an address for his wife, will send to you if you would like to send me your email address.

Cheers

Wife of David C. Tyler

mc_hill1 — 2009-07-28 01:55:25Z

Many people have Susannah England as the only wife of David C. Tyler, my 4g grandfather, who died in Floyd County, Indiana in 1831. However, her will lists only some of the children, so I suspect that he might have had a previous wife.

Any information would be appreciated.

Marian

Tyler family of Floyd County, Indiana

mc_hill1 — 2009-07-28 22:02:32Z

I have found a deed which establishes that my 3g grandmother, Amelia Tyler Wolfe, is the daughter of David C. Tyler. So now I am trying to sort out all of his children.

The probate of David's wife, Susan (or Susannah) lists:
daughters, Patsy Tyler and Mildred Tyler; "sons [?] Reuben Tyler and Sarah Tyler, Nancy Tyler, David Tyler, and Jefferson and Catherine Tyler"; John Martin, son of Mary Tyler and Daniel Martin; and son James P. Tyler. I am assuming that Sarah is the Sallie Tyler who married George W. Wolf, rather than Reuben's wife, and that Catherine is Jefferson's wife.

The deeds for the sale of David C. Tyler's land that I have found so far have been signed by James P. Tyler and Mahala his wife, William L. Tyler and Catherine his wife, Frederick M. Wolf and Martha (Tyler) his wife, Reuben N. Tyler, and Samuel C. Wolfe and Amelia (Tyler) his wife.

The deed from Samuel C. and Amelia Wolfe says that they are selling an "undivided and equal eleventh part of the same which descended to them as the legal heirs and representatives of David Tyler, dec'd" However, they received 58 dollars and 33 1/3 cents, which works out much better as 1/12.

Any information anyone has to add on this family would be appreciated.

Marian

Re: Amelia Tyler, born Indiana 1819

mc_hill1 — 2009-08-23 04:05:57Z

I just wanted anyone finding this posting to know that I have found her father. He is David C. Tyler.

Marian

Re: David M. Tyler

mc_hill1 — 2009-08-23 01:33:10Z

I another post in this thread, but the David M. Tyler who was born about 1825 was the son of David C. Tyler and Susan/Susannah--some people say England, but I haven't seen proof of that.

I believe that David's first wife was Lydia Ann Wolfe. She married a David M. Tyler in 1846 and died in 1848. Some people think she married the David M. Tyler who was your 4g grandfather's nephew, but I suspect the two Davids have become confused.

I am now working on learning more about David C. Tyler. Contact me at marian.hill@gmail.com and I can tell you what I have found so far.

Marian

Re: David M. Tyler

mc_hill1 — 2009-08-23 01:23:58Z

Hi,

I have now found a deed which proves that my 3g grandmother, Amelia Tyler, was the daughter of David C. Tyler.

So now I am working on that Tyler family and have found that there are two David M. Tylers. One is the son of David C. Tyler, and was born about 1824. The other is the son of William L. Tyler (David C. Tyler's son) and was born about 1831. Unfortunately, the facts of their lives have become mixed, so I would welcome any information that would help straighten them out.

Thank you.

Marian

Re: Tyler family of Floyd County, Indiana

mc_hill1 — 2009-08-01 02:58:51Z

I have now gotten more of the deeds, but not all. Each heir received 1/11 of the land, so there must have been 11 children. So far I can account for 10:

(1) Mary Tyler Martin - wife of Daniel. They sold their share to William Littleton Tyler on 12 Sep 1836.

(2) James P. Tyler & Mahala (Potter), (3) William Littleton Tyler & Catherine (Utz), (4) Martha Jane Tyler Wolf & Frederick M., (5) Reuben N. Tyler. They (2, 3, 4, & 5) sold their shares--including the 1/11 William had purchased from Mary Tyler Martin--to James Eddleman & wife on 12 Oct 1837.

(6) Amelia Tyler Wolfe - wife of Samuel C. They sold their share to John H. Utz on 28 July 1841. At the same time, the Eddlemans sold the land they had acquired in 1837 to John H. Utz. Figuring out how these proceeds were split is what enabled me to figure out that 5/11's had been sold to the Eddlemans.

(7) David M. Tyler - he sold his 1/11 interest to John H. Utz on 6 Sep 1845.

I only have the following from the deed index which only lists "& wife" but I am putting the wife's name from the marriage record. I've ordered the microfilm of the deeds. All the sales were to John H. Utz.

(8) Sally Tyler Wolf - wife of George W.- sold 4 Jan 1846.

(9) Nancy Tyler Hanger - wife of David - sold 6 Apr 1847.

(10) Julia Ann Tyler Keithley - wife of Thomas J. - sold 4 Jan 1851.

Hopefully I can figure out the name differences from Susannah's will and find the 11th child.

Re: Wife of David C. Tyler

mc_hill1 — 2009-08-01 02:32:22Z

Her will states that James P. Tyler, the oldest son, is appointed to "superintend the business of his mother's will," so she must be the mother of all the children.

Clayborn Tyler

ladontyl — 2009-07-26 19:46:25Z

Looking for parents of Clayborn Tyler born 1800 in North Carolina. He was married to Sarah Yearta. He had a son named Richard.

Re: tyler family tree

hotbabe123 — 2009-09-02 16:32:35Z

hi bonnie ive just found out that u are related to me as a cousin my nans name is christine phillips and my mums name is sarah phillips but she got married to gwynne williams.
please could you replay back.

Jessie Tytler? Tyler? Tetler?

jadeb212 — 2009-07-27 17:24:21Z

Hello,
I was wondering if anyone could help me. I'm researching into my family and I've hit a brick wall with my great(x3) grandmother whose name is Jessie. There is some confusion over her maiden name because on her sons (my great-great grandfather) birth certificate, it is Tyler - but on another of her child's it is Tetler - and again on her marriage certificate, it is Tytler. I don't know which one is right though.

If this helps, on her marriage certificate her father is listed as ?as Tytler. The ? is one letter and I believe it is a J... so his first name could be Jas, but then I had trouble reading that letter so its possible his name was Tas or something like that. Does this name ring any bells with anyone? He was dead at the time of Jessie's marriage.

Let me tell you what I do know about Jessie. She married William Cheney at St Saviour Southwark, Surrey (London), England in 1892. They had 4 children - Jessie Louisa (b.1893 Camberwell, London), William John (b.1895 Camberwell), Ernest Edward (b.20 Oct 1897 Hammersmith, Middlesex, England - d.05 March 1958 Acton, Middlesex) and Lilian (b.1900 Chiswick, Middlesex - d.1902 Brentford, Middlesex).

Any information would be great.

Re: Any Info on Marion Tyler

WSalverda — 2009-07-27 15:31:35Z

Melissa;
I dont have any hard information as my search for my Tyler relatives hit a brick wall in New York State. I do know that one of my great grandfathers was born in Onondaga county, NY, around the 1860s. More importantly, his father (whose name I do not have...yet) supposedly lived in Buffalo and may have worked there in the earlier 1800's.
At one time there was even a Tylerville in NY, now named Rutland. This town was supposedly started by one Josiah Tyler (no DOB available, suspect Josiah is a middle name) and another person, but I have no way yet to link this person up to my family tree...maybe he will link up to yours?

Re: "Old" Tyler Cemetery

WSalverda — 2009-07-27 15:23:24Z

Wayne;

I am interested in both Tyler and Clark/Clarke graves in that area. A listing would be very helpful!

Re: "Old" Tyler Cemetery

WSalverda — 2009-07-28 18:39:35Z

Ok, I found some entries. There are several pages worth, including some history. I will put them up when I can...I am at work right now.

Re: "Old" Tyler Cemetery

WSalverda — 2009-07-25 17:40:39Z

There were an awful lot of Tylers up in Mt; we have one picture (sadly without names) that shows over 50.
Some of them moved to California to get jobs; some are buried here, including my grandfather, grandmother, his parents, and her parents. There is one big problem:
When they moved here, they moved to 'Westminster'. But what was 'Westminster' in LA county, California, is now Garden Grove in Orange County, California (went there many times as a child). Matter of fact, one person supposedly buried in 'Westminster' is now in Santa Ana, not because the grave was moved but because cities grew up and county lines were drawn.
From what I understand, the Tylers that did not move to California moved to Washington State. As for the contact in MT, he has not replied. I will be getting in contact with the appropriate county authorities in MT; when I get some info I will send it your way.

Re: "Old" Tyler Cemetery

WSalverda — 2009-08-19 20:08:22Z

I have found out some information regarding the "Old Tyler Cemetery" in Fergus County, Montana. Unfortunately, not good information.

From what I can tell, the cemetery has either been plowed/dug up or is so overgrown that there is no access to headstones as had been represented to me.

However, on the positive side, I have found the state of origin of Daniel B Tylers parents: Rhode Island. There is a lot of info to plow through (8" of paper), so if I find anything worth noting I will let you know.

Hint: When the Tylers moved to Montana, Fergus was not yet a county. They moved to Meagher county. That is where I had to look for records. This includes land grants and a transcript of the 1880 census containing Daniel and his son along with the birth places of Daniels parents. Try the site http://www.usgwarchives.net/mt/ and look for the file name ed21pb399b.txt.

Tyler MT Info

WSalverda — 2009-07-30 03:03:04Z

This is a transcript of some of what I have:
Daniel Budlong Tyler is a difficult gentleman to track. From family history, we know that he was indeed in Montana, as that is where he is supposedly buried. We also know that his wifes name was Hephsibah, or Hephsy for short. Past this, we know little.

We first see records of Daniel B. in the 1860 Census, where he was living in Chautauqua, in Chautauqua county of New York state with Hephsy and their son, Samuel (4) and daughter Lydia (1). At that time, Daniel is listed as being a grocer. However, the 1870 census does not show him at all, but as this was during the Civil War, this is not too surprising. The 1880 census has Hephsibah living with Samuel in Paterson, Passaic county, NJ, with Daniel nowhere to be seen. There is a record of a Daniel V Tyler in MT, who is the correct age and was born in the same place, but the record is misspelled and may be a different person. However, in this record, we also have Daniel L. Tyler, who we know is one of Daniel B’s sons and is our relative. Daniel L. was born in 1861 in Mayville, Chautauqua county, NY according to family records.

According to family records, Daniel B. died in 1892 and is buried in Forest Grove, MT. His eldest son, Samuel, appears again in the 1930 census in San Diego, CA with his wife, Elizabeth. Here is part of the difficulty: they had a son, Daniel Budlong Tyler Jr., who died in his teens while the family was still in Montana. When one does a search of Fergus County (MT) records, this is the Daniel Budlong that appears in their results as being buried in MT.

From all this, we see that the Tyler family moved from NY after 1861, and that Hephsy was left with her son Samuel in NJ as Daniel B. and Daniel L. went on to Montana. Later, the rest of the family (with the possible exception of Lydia) moved on to MT where Daniel B. passed away.

First Generation

1. Cora Mae CLARK[1] was born 11 Nov 1868[1] in Appleton City, St. Clair County, MO, USA. She died[1] 14 Apr 1953 in Garden Grove, Orange County, CA, USA.
Cora married[2] Daniel Lorenzo TYLER[3], son of Daniel Budlong TYLER and Hephzibah YOUNG, on 14 Dec 1892 in First United Presbyterian Church, Lewiston, Fergus County, MT, USA. Daniel was born[3] 17 Mar 1861 in Mayville, Chautauqua County, NY, USA. He died[3] 12 Apr 1938 in Garden Grove, Orange County, CA, USA.
They had the following children:
+ 2 M i. George Clark TYLER George Clark TYLER was born 25 Jul 1893 and died 24 Aug 1976.
+ 3 M ii. Hugh Daniel TYLER Hugh Daniel TYLER was born 14 Jun 1896 and died 3 Mar 1989.

From Family History Records:

I still have some research to do on the Tyler family. More information to come.

Our Tyler branch seems to have started with Josiah Tyler. This is speculation and has no documentation behind it. We do not know about his wife.

One of his sons Was Fred Tyler. This again is speculation and has no documentation behind it. Again, we do not know about Freds wife.
He had a daughter, Ann. Dates unknown.
She married one Samuel Young, a methodist Minister. B 1797, D Jan 26 1874 per Mayville Sentinel obit

We have copies of the transfer of property From Samuel and Anna to Hephsibah, may 14, 1855
Land owned by others: Daniel B. and Hephzibah Nov 1858

Estate of Samuel Young of Forestville, NY in Mar 18, 1874. He died in Patterson, NJ, with no will. This may or may not be 'our' Samuel Young.

Now, Daniel Budlong Tyler B ? D 1892 Forest Grove, MT
Wife: Daniels wife has been a complexity. The names Thurza and Hephzibah are named, but most often legal documents name Hephsibah as Daniel Budlong Tylers wife. It is possible that she died and he remarried but there is no record of that. Thurza died in 1885.
Children: Samuel Tyler, Sr. B June 27 1858 D ???
Samuel married Elizabeth Sellers B ??? D Apr 29,1935
Samuels Children: Frederick Tyler B 1877 D 1902 accidental death, John Sellers Tyler B 1879 D 1882 Daniel Budlong Tyler B 1889 D 1907
Samuel Young Tyler (Junior) B 1894 D 1953 Married Anna Moshner
Samuel jr.s Children: Lillian, Mildred, Elmer, May, Francis, Lawrence, Dorothy, Maxine, Marian, Jim.

Samuel Sr's children (continued):
Daniel Lorenzo Tyler B Mar 17 1861 Mayville, NY D. Apr 12 1938 Garden Grove, CA
Married Cora Mae Clark B Nov 11 1868 D Apr 14, 1953
Children:
David Thomas Tyler
...the rest are still alive.

The elder Daniel Budlong Tyler, Thurza, Frederick, John, young Daniel Budlong Tyler and young Sam are still buried at the old Tyler ranch in Forest Grove, MT.

History:
The first school started in 1893 in a log building. Another building was added in 1900. Cora Mae Clark came to teach, first in Spring Creek, then at the aformentioned log building. Most of the boys were taller than she was.

St. Pauls Church was dedicated in 1907.

Other important resources:
Mayville Sentinel No 2047 Feb 11, 1874
"We learned of the death of Rev. Samuel Young, formerly of this place, which occurred at the residence of D. B. Tyler, his son-in-law, ner Patterson N.J. a few days since. Father Young was about 80 years of age..."

Pubished in Forest Grove, MT:
It seems the earliest recollection of Forest Grove history begins with a man named McDonald, who may also be the namesake of the creek that runs through the town. McDonald was trapping in the area when he was attacked by a small group of renegade indians. He held them off for a time with his rifle until he was rescued by a group of soldiers who happend to be in the area.
This all took place in the 1870s. Later around 1882, the first settlers arrived on the scene.
...
The Tyler family came from Clancy, MT in 1881, from Patterson, NJ. As far as we can tell most of the family came, Father D.B. Tyler and his wife, and sons Daniel Lorenzo and Samuel.

Marriage Certificate Between Daniel Lorenzo Tyler and Cora M. Clark on Dec 14th 1892. This took place in Lewiston.
Federal Census 1860 NY Chautauqua, Chautauqua township P 5:
Daniel B. Tyler (46) a grocer
Hepsibah (42) housekeeper
Samuel (4)
Lydia (1)

Federal Census 1880 Paterson, Passaic County Page 11 Supers Dist 1 Enumeration dist 153 pg 29
Tyler, Samuel
Elizabeth
Frederick
John
Hephsy (Hephzibah)

Further additions:
While the Tylers lived in Clancy, Episcopal Bishop Father Brewer would visit them. In 1894 the family moved to Forest Grove. The family had been members of St. Pauls Episcopal church in Patterson, NJ. Rev. Brewer would come to Forest Grove once a year and hold services in the old school house.

The Tylers settled on land and built a log cabin and a barn. They raised sheep. The little group of homes outside Forest Grove is called Grass Range.

1n 1907 the people got together and decided to construct a community church. A woman named Auntie Hayward laid the cornerstone with the help of John Sellers and Dan Tyler, whose families played vital parts in the building of the church.
...
About 5 years later the C.M. & St.P.R.R came through and the church had to be moved. The R.R. purchased 2 acres for the church and a cemetery where the church is now located.

Re: "Old" Tyler Cemetery

WSalverda — 2009-07-30 02:47:11Z

Ok, I have been lucky. Please see the thread 'Tyler MT info'. I have further pictures, though.

Re: Josephine Tyler (Flannigan, Flanigan, Flanagan?)

CandaceBaileyWest — 2009-09-01 02:08:43Z

hi there, i am looking for more info on her too. she is my great great grandmother. i have a photo of her. my papaw called her Josie. she was his grandma. i learned today that she was cherokee and her mother elizabeth gist or gest, came from ky down to alabama on the trail of tears. i also learned josie died in 1962. come check out my tree, it's public!

Re: Tyler's in IA

cchason1 — 2009-08-08 22:08:43Z

I am very interested in the Joseph Tyler born N.Y. 1844 and was in Iowa by 1860. His family was in the Charles City area. Thanks.
Carolyn

TYLER Ross W and Iva L

t42RoseHill — 2009-08-14 02:22:59Z

TYLER Ross W and Iva L

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 205,154 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Tyler's in Iowa

gwenjohnson41 — 2009-08-11 00:03:07Z

Hi my name is Gwen Tyler Johnson. I am looking for william Tyler who was my grandfather. No one seems to know where he came from or where he went after my grandmother died in 1926. Her name is Lena Burdick. My father Clayton Tyler was her son and when she died all of her children were raised by others and my father is the only one that can't be traced. William was born Oct. 1875, and I think he was born in Kingston NY and died Nov 1044. I know nothing about his parents.

Annie Elizabeth Tyler

__tracy__ — 2009-08-23 11:41:06Z

Hi

I have Annie Elizabeth Tyler born @1900 registered a birth for son Jack Stanley Tyler b1918
no father registered in the
district of Wandsworth,Balham
given address 25 fermlea rd

looking for any help in any way

Regards

William & Jack Tyler

__tracy__ — 2009-07-28 14:26:10Z

looking for any info on William Tyler born abt1895 think he married Underwood... William was a quarry manager, of which quarry i have no idea its thought it was the Bristol or Shropshire area,
they had a son called Jack tyler b1919 or 1920 who came to manchester to join the army but was to young so changed his name, weather it was by depole i have no idea but called himself John William Underwood was told he called himself Underwood after his mum

Any help on this would be much appreciated

Regards Tracy

TYLER Mattie T 1855 1891 wife of G W Tyler

t42Morris_VanZandtCoTX — 2009-07-27 03:07:17Z

TYLER Mattie T 1855 1891 wife of G W Tyler

DavidStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Morris Cemetery, VanZandt Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 205,049 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: Tyler, Thompson line in Arkansas

coolsexygirl26 — 2009-08-18 20:27:57Z

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Re: any info on my father from Los Angeles

ernestryan — 2009-08-31 13:38:57Z

I am seeking information on Morgan S. Tyler III. He is the oldest son of M.S.Tyler Jr.

Virginia Ann Tyler

rjphantom61 — 2009-08-05 08:38:00Z

I am looking for information on Virginia Ann Tyler born approx 1926. She had a son Feb 14 1943 in ogden utah. Am also searching for info on this son. Please email me through ancestry or post and I will respond. Im sorry, this is all the info that I can post at this time.