Mary Tyler

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name
Mary Tyler
sex
female
access
public
summary
Wife of Job Tyler of Andover, Roxbury and Mendon; her maiden name is unknown. In 1659 she joined her family's deposition against John Godfrey, and the 1658/9 petition against Godfrey spoke of "a bird coming in to suck his wife". Probably the mother of Samuel Tyler, who married Hannah.
residences
date
1646
place
Roxbury, Massachusetts
basis
documented
confidence
probable
sources
[book-brigham-1912-tyler-genealogy]
note
"A lit infant also a twinn of Job Tilers dyed" in the Roxbury church records of 1646 (Brigham), which puts the family at Roxbury that year.
date
1659
place
Andover, Massachusetts
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[court-records-essex-quarterly-courts]
note
Joined the family's deposition against John Godfrey at Andover on 27 June 1659.

Wife of Job Tyler of Andover, Roxbury and Mendon; her maiden name is unknown. She joined in the family's deposition against John Godfrey on 27 June 1659, and the 1658/9 petition against Godfrey complains of "a bird coming in to suck his wife."

In 1646 "A lit infant also a twinn of Job Tilers dyed" at Roxbury (Roxbury church records, via Brigham). In 1662, after the Tyler house burned while Job was away, a neighbour named Ballard "gave said Tyler's wife leave to come with her family for a time and live at his house" (EQC 2:404, editor's abstract).

The Roxbury church entry of 28 May 1665 is read by Brigham as her dismissal to Mendon and by Savage as her admission to Roxbury. Mollie Pfeiffer's year, 1645, is wrong.

Open questions

  • Her maiden name and parents.
  • The Roxbury church record of 28 May 1665: admission or dismissal?
  1. ---
  2. name: Mary Tyler
  3. sex: female
  4. access: public
  5. summary: >-
  6. Wife of Job Tyler of Andover, Roxbury and Mendon; her maiden name is unknown. In 1659 she joined
  7. her family's deposition against John Godfrey, and the 1658/9 petition against Godfrey spoke of
  8. "a bird coming in to suck his wife". Probably the mother of Samuel Tyler, who married Hannah.
  9. residences:
  10. - date: "1646"
  11. place: Roxbury, Massachusetts
  12. basis: documented
  13. confidence: probable
  14. sources: [book-brigham-1912-tyler-genealogy]
  15. note: "\"A lit infant also a twinn of Job Tilers dyed\" in the Roxbury church records of 1646 (Brigham), which puts the family at Roxbury that year."
  16. - date: "1659"
  17. place: Andover, Massachusetts
  18. basis: documented
  19. confidence: proven
  20. sources: [court-records-essex-quarterly-courts]
  21. note: "Joined the family's deposition against John Godfrey at Andover on 27 June 1659."
  22. ---
  24. Wife of Job Tyler of Andover, Roxbury and Mendon; her maiden name is unknown. She
  25. joined in the family's deposition against John Godfrey on 27 June 1659, and the
  26. 1658/9 petition against Godfrey complains of "a bird coming in to suck his wife."
  28. In 1646 "A lit infant also a twinn of Job Tilers dyed" at Roxbury (Roxbury church
  29. records, via Brigham). In 1662, after the Tyler house burned while Job was away, a
  30. neighbour named Ballard "gave said Tyler's wife leave to come with her family for a time
  31. and live at his house" (EQC 2:404, editor's abstract).
  33. The Roxbury church entry of 28 May 1665 is read by Brigham as her dismissal to Mendon
  34. and by Savage as her admission to Roxbury. Mollie Pfeiffer's year, 1645, is wrong.
  36. ## Open questions
  38. - Her maiden name and parents.
  39. - The Roxbury church record of 28 May 1665: admission or dismissal?
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