John Tyler

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name
John Tyler
aka
[John Tiler, Deacon John Tyler]
sex
male
access
public
summary
Son of Job Tyler, born in 1653 and baptized at Roxbury in 1665. When King Philip's War broke out in 1675 he fled, it seems, with his father from Mendon to Rowley Village, and later went to Andover. He married Hannah Parker in 1682 and was later a deacon at Mendon, where he died in 1742.
born
date
1653
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-brigham-1912-tyler-genealogy, vital-records-roxbury]
note
Brigham has "born in Andover, Mass., April 16, 1653." Baptized at Roxbury with his brother Samuel on 4 June 1665, "John, s. Job, bp. 4: 4m: 1665" (Roxbury VR 1:347).
father
id
job-tyler-1619
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-brigham-1912-tyler-genealogy, vital-records-roxbury]
mother
id
mary-tyler-fl1659
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-brigham-1912-tyler-genealogy]

Son of Job Tyler; an elder brother John had died in 1652. Brigham calls him Deacon John Tyler, born at Andover in 1653 and baptized at Roxbury in John Eliot's church on 4 June 1665 (The Tyler Genealogy, 1:32-33).

King Philip's War. "He doubtless spent some years of his youth in Mendon with his father, with whom he must have fled at the outbreak of King Philip's War to Rowley Village, and later went to Andover" (Brigham 1:32). Mendon was attacked on 14 July 1675, and his sister Mary's husband, Richard Post, was probably among the dead.

On 14 Sept 1682 he married Hannah Parker of Andover, daughter of Nathan Parker. He was made a freeman in 1691 with his brother Hopestill and his brother-in-law John Bridges, was at Mendon by 1695, and died there on 4 May 1742 (Brigham 1:32-33).

Open questions

  • The "John Tyler" among the grantees of Narragansett No. 6, Templeton (Soldiers in King Philip's War, p. 437): who he was, and who claimed for him.
  1. ---
  2. name: John Tyler
  3. aka: [John Tiler, Deacon John Tyler]
  4. sex: male
  5. access: public
  6. summary: >-
  7. Son of Job Tyler, born in 1653 and baptized at Roxbury in 1665. When King Philip's War broke out
  8. in 1675 he fled, it seems, with his father from Mendon to Rowley Village, and later went to
  9. Andover. He married Hannah Parker in 1682 and was later a deacon at Mendon, where he died in 1742.
  10. born:
  11. date: "1653"
  12. basis: compiled
  13. confidence: probable
  14. sources: [book-brigham-1912-tyler-genealogy, vital-records-roxbury]
  15. note: 'Brigham has "born in Andover, Mass., April 16, 1653." Baptized at Roxbury with his brother Samuel on 4 June 1665, "John, s. Job, bp. 4: 4m: 1665" (Roxbury VR 1:347).'
  16. father:
  17. id: job-tyler-1619
  18. basis: compiled
  19. confidence: probable
  20. sources: [book-brigham-1912-tyler-genealogy, vital-records-roxbury]
  21. mother:
  22. id: mary-tyler-fl1659
  23. basis: compiled
  24. confidence: probable
  25. sources: [book-brigham-1912-tyler-genealogy]
  26. ---
  28. Son of Job Tyler; an elder brother John had died in 1652. Brigham calls him Deacon John Tyler, born at
  29. Andover in 1653 and baptized at Roxbury in John Eliot's church on 4 June 1665
  30. ([*The Tyler Genealogy*](/files/sources/book-brigham-1912-tyler-genealogy/), 1:32-33).
  32. **King Philip's War.** "He doubtless spent some years of his youth in Mendon with his father, with
  33. whom he must have fled at the outbreak of King Philip's War to Rowley Village, and later went to
  34. Andover" (Brigham 1:32). Mendon was attacked on 14 July 1675, and his sister Mary's husband, Richard
  35. Post, was probably among the dead.
  37. On 14 Sept 1682 he married Hannah Parker of Andover, daughter of Nathan Parker. He was made a freeman
  38. in 1691 with his brother Hopestill and his brother-in-law John Bridges, was at Mendon by 1695,
  39. and died there on 4 May 1742 (Brigham 1:32-33).
  41. ## Open questions
  43. - The "John Tyler" among the grantees of Narragansett No. 6, Templeton
  44. ([*Soldiers in King Philip's War*](/files/sources/book-bodge-1906-soldiers-king-philips-war/), p. 437): who
  45. he was, and who claimed for him.
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