Cemetery transcript and "The Tyler Genealogy by Willard Irving Tyler Brigham refers to him as "Colonel Joseph Tyler". His death notice referred to him as "Joseph Tyler, Esq."
Joseph married Lucy Parker on January 14, 1802.
On 7 November 7, 1827, Joseph married Hannah Parker in Putney, Vermont.
Joseph was a Justice of the Peace in Townshend for 31 years. He also owned and operated a large farm which included a large sugar bush (maple syrup production) and orchards. After his death, the farm was sold at auction. The advertisement in the Vermont Phoenix, February 19, 1846, described the property as a "... pleasant and productive Farm, with an adjoining pasture, embracing in all 140 to 150 acres; situated in Townshend, one mile west of the East Village, on West River."
Joseph married Lucy Parker on January 14, 1802.
On 7 November 7, 1827, Joseph married Hannah Parker in Putney, Vermont.
Joseph was a Justice of the Peace in Townshend for 31 years. He also owned and operated a large farm which included a large sugar bush (maple syrup production) and orchards. After his death, the farm was sold at auction. The advertisement in the Vermont Phoenix, February 19, 1846, described the property as a "... pleasant and productive Farm, with an adjoining pasture, embracing in all 140 to 150 acres; situated in Townshend, one mile west of the East Village, on West River."
Cemetery transcript and "The Tyler Genealogy by Willard Irving Tyler Brigham refers to him as "Colonel Joseph Tyler". His death notice referred to him as "Joseph Tyler, Esq."
Joseph married Lucy Parker on January 14, 1802.
On 7 November 7, 1827, Joseph married Hannah Parker in Putney, Vermont.
Joseph was a Justice of the Peace in Townshend for 31 years. He also owned and operated a large farm which included a large sugar bush (maple syrup production) and orchards. After his death, the farm was sold at auction. The advertisement in the Vermont Phoenix, February 19, 1846, described the property as a "... pleasant and productive Farm, with an adjoining pasture, embracing in all 140 to 150 acres; situated in Townshend, one mile west of the East Village, on West River."
Joseph married Lucy Parker on January 14, 1802.
On 7 November 7, 1827, Joseph married Hannah Parker in Putney, Vermont.
Joseph was a Justice of the Peace in Townshend for 31 years. He also owned and operated a large farm which included a large sugar bush (maple syrup production) and orchards. After his death, the farm was sold at auction. The advertisement in the Vermont Phoenix, February 19, 1846, described the property as a "... pleasant and productive Farm, with an adjoining pasture, embracing in all 140 to 150 acres; situated in Townshend, one mile west of the East Village, on West River."
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