Daughter of William Lewis and Ann Carlisle, she was the wife of Levi Tyler, the grandson of the Louisville pioneer of the same name, and son of Henry Samuel Tyler, Sr.
Maria's husband, listed as a surveyor on the 1880 census, died quite suddenly and left her as a young widow with two children, Annie Tyler (Farleigh) and Henry S. Tyler (b. 1879).
She never remarried, and died of pneumonia at her residence in Louisville.
Maria's husband, listed as a surveyor on the 1880 census, died quite suddenly and left her as a young widow with two children, Annie Tyler (Farleigh) and Henry S. Tyler (b. 1879).
She never remarried, and died of pneumonia at her residence in Louisville.
Daughter of William Lewis and Ann Carlisle, she was the wife of Levi Tyler, the grandson of the Louisville pioneer of the same name, and son of Henry Samuel Tyler, Sr.
Maria's husband, listed as a surveyor on the 1880 census, died quite suddenly and left her as a young widow with two children, Annie Tyler (Farleigh) and Henry S. Tyler (b. 1879).
She never remarried, and died of pneumonia at her residence in Louisville.
Maria's husband, listed as a surveyor on the 1880 census, died quite suddenly and left her as a young widow with two children, Annie Tyler (Farleigh) and Henry S. Tyler (b. 1879).
She never remarried, and died of pneumonia at her residence in Louisville.
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