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John Tryon

Birth25 Jun 1749 - Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut, USA
Death18 Sep 1815 - Berlin, Hartford, Connecticut
MotherMary Andrews
FatherThomas Tryon

Born in Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut, USA on 25 Jun 1749 to Thomas Tryon and Mary Andrews. John Tryon married Rhoda Lucas and had 15 children. He passed away on 18 Sep 1815 in Berlin, Hartford, Connecticut.

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Parents
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Thomas Tryon
1709 - 1804
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Mary Andrews
1708 - 1778
Spouse(s)
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Rhoda Lucas
1750 - 1814
Children Show all
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Mabel Tryon
1771 - 1816
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Phebe Tryon
1769 - 1835
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Lucas "Luke" Tryon
1794 - 1890
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Jeremiah Tryon
1774 - 1840
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Noah Tryon
1772 - 1828
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Thomas Tryon
1780 - Unknown
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Joel Tryon
1776 - 1806
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Sarah Tryon
1778 - 1810
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Mary Tryon
1784 - 1851
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John Tryon
1786 - 1787
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Gardiner Tryon
1782 - 1873
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Rhoda Tryon
1788 - 1867
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Stephen Tryon
1775 - 1821
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Helen Tryon
1772 - 1772
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Elizabeth Tryon
1802 - 1802

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