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John Tyler

Birth15 July 1770 - Canterbury, Windham Co., Connecticut, United States
Death6 Aug 1815 - Montréal (Presbyterian Saint Gabriel), Québec, Canada
MotherLucy Hyde
FatherPhineas Tyler

Born in Canterbury, Windham Co., Connecticut, United States on 15 July 1770 to Phineas Tyler and Lucy Hyde. John Tyler married Ruby Bennett and had 9 children. He passed away on 6 Aug 1815 in Montréal (Presbyterian Saint Gabriel), Québec, Canada.

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Parents
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Phineas Tyler
1738 - 1796
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Lucy Hyde
1747 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Ruby Bennett
1770 - 1816
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Mary Armistead
1775 - 1818
Children Show all
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John Hazen Tyler
1793 - 1856
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Diadamia Tyler (Hall)
1800 - 1856
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Lavinia Tyler
1797 - 1867
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Phineas Henry Tyler
1812 - 1864
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Infant Twin (To Lavinia) Tyler
1797 - 1798
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Jerimiah Tyler
1807 - Unknown
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Luther Tyler
1805 - Unknown
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Lydia Tyler
1802 - Unknown
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James Tyler
1809 - Unknown

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