"Edward Tylee
"Died
"Oct. 18, 1850,
"Ae. 92 yrs.
"11 mos & 27 d's.
"Weeping friends as you pass by,
"As you are now so once was I.
"As I am now so you must be
"Prepare to die and follow me.
"Chase's cemetery. Mr. Tylee was called a Revolutionary soldier and a Troy merchant of some means. His grave has a marker, and the stone is laid flat upon it. The name may have been written Tyler in the rolls, as it is not found in these nor in the census. Deacon Tylee once lived near Warner, coming in 1834-6, and having descendants there."
Revolutionary Soldiers Resident or Dying in Onondaga County, N.Y. Syracuse, NY: Onondaga Historical Association, 1913. 79
"Died
"Oct. 18, 1850,
"Ae. 92 yrs.
"11 mos & 27 d's.
"Weeping friends as you pass by,
"As you are now so once was I.
"As I am now so you must be
"Prepare to die and follow me.
"Chase's cemetery. Mr. Tylee was called a Revolutionary soldier and a Troy merchant of some means. His grave has a marker, and the stone is laid flat upon it. The name may have been written Tyler in the rolls, as it is not found in these nor in the census. Deacon Tylee once lived near Warner, coming in 1834-6, and having descendants there."
Revolutionary Soldiers Resident or Dying in Onondaga County, N.Y. Syracuse, NY: Onondaga Historical Association, 1913. 79
"Edward Tylee
"Died
"Oct. 18, 1850,
"Ae. 92 yrs.
"11 mos & 27 d's.
"Weeping friends as you pass by,
"As you are now so once was I.
"As I am now so you must be
"Prepare to die and follow me.
"Chase's cemetery. Mr. Tylee was called a Revolutionary soldier and a Troy merchant of some means. His grave has a marker, and the stone is laid flat upon it. The name may have been written Tyler in the rolls, as it is not found in these nor in the census. Deacon Tylee once lived near Warner, coming in 1834-6, and having descendants there."
Revolutionary Soldiers Resident or Dying in Onondaga County, N.Y. Syracuse, NY: Onondaga Historical Association, 1913. 79
"Died
"Oct. 18, 1850,
"Ae. 92 yrs.
"11 mos & 27 d's.
"Weeping friends as you pass by,
"As you are now so once was I.
"As I am now so you must be
"Prepare to die and follow me.
"Chase's cemetery. Mr. Tylee was called a Revolutionary soldier and a Troy merchant of some means. His grave has a marker, and the stone is laid flat upon it. The name may have been written Tyler in the rolls, as it is not found in these nor in the census. Deacon Tylee once lived near Warner, coming in 1834-6, and having descendants there."
Revolutionary Soldiers Resident or Dying in Onondaga County, N.Y. Syracuse, NY: Onondaga Historical Association, 1913. 79
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