Joseph Tyler, Jr., son of Joseph Tyler Allyn and Mary Russell Allyn, was born in Norfolk, Virginia, March 16, 1874. His early education was at the Norfolk Academy, and later he attended the Episcopal High School at Alexandria, Virginia, during 1891, 1892 and 1893. He studied law at the University of Virginia during 1894 and 1895, and began the practice of law in Norfolk in the autumn of 1895, being associated with his father under the firm name of J. T. Allyn and Son until October 1896, when a short and violent attack of typhoid fever ended his career. Being remarkably strong and robust, he was devoted In athletics, winning many College prizes and honors, he possessed great personal charm and magnetism, and gave promise of a brilliant future.
His death occurred October 3, 1896.
His death occurred October 3, 1896.
Joseph Tyler, Jr., son of Joseph Tyler Allyn and Mary Russell Allyn, was born in Norfolk, Virginia, March 16, 1874. His early education was at the Norfolk Academy, and later he attended the Episcopal High School at Alexandria, Virginia, during 1891, 1892 and 1893. He studied law at the University of Virginia during 1894 and 1895, and began the practice of law in Norfolk in the autumn of 1895, being associated with his father under the firm name of J. T. Allyn and Son until October 1896, when a short and violent attack of typhoid fever ended his career. Being remarkably strong and robust, he was devoted In athletics, winning many College prizes and honors, he possessed great personal charm and magnetism, and gave promise of a brilliant future.
His death occurred October 3, 1896.
His death occurred October 3, 1896.
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