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Oswald E. Tyson

Birth17 MAR 1815 - Abington, Montgomery Co., PA
DeathDecember 07, 1876 - Jordan Township, Fillmore Co., MN
MotherRachel Jones
FatherJonathan Tyson

Born in Abington, Montgomery Co., PA on 17 MAR 1815 to Jonathan Tyson and Rachel Jones. Oswald E. Tyson married Mary Ann Cox and had 7 children. He passed away on December 07, 1876 in Jordan Township, Fillmore Co., MN.

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Jonathan Tyson
1773 - 1858
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Rachel Jones
1776 - 1832
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Mary Ann Cox
1816 - 1880
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William H. Tyson
1852 - 1900
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Emily E Tyson Ames
1844 - 1899
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Samuel C. Tyson
1856 - 1870
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Joseph J. Tyson
1847 - 1910
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Jonathan H. Tyson
1846 - Unknown
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Charles C. Tyson
1849 - 1870
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Rachel Ann Tyson
1842 - 1913

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