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This
cemetery was read in 1995 by Lowell and Sandy Griffin, and Joellen
Tyler Johnston. Please email
Joellen or one of your coordinators if you have any additional information
to add regarding this
cemetery. Ms. Johnston's cemetery contributions are very much appreciated,
and it is hoped it is useful to other descendents.
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This cemetery is
located in eastern Jefferson County |
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The
Edward Tyler Family Cemetery is located on the north side of
Taylorsville Road east of Jeffersontown and west of the Snyder
Freeway. It is surrounded by a 19th century professionally
quarried stone wall measuring 50’ by 70’ and made of large
slabs, some nearly nine feet in length.
There are 26 marked graves, all for individuals who died before
1850. Of those buried
here, 16 lived in Kentucky prior to 1800.
Three served in the War of 1812, two of those fought at the
Battle of the Thames, one at the Battle of New Orleans, and have
military markers. Two
others are designated as patriots in the Revolution – one for
having donated goods and services, the other for an oath of
allegiance. These two
have patriots markers placed by the Sons of the American
Revolution.
The patriarch of this family is Edward Tyler who died in 1802 at
age 85. He and his
wife Ann “Nancy” Langley, who died in 1820 at age 88, are the
g-g-g-grandparents of Harry S. Truman, a relationship proven with
primary documentation. They are also the g-g-grandparents of Henry Tyler who served
as mayor of Louisville in the 1890s.
Of their ten children, one daughter and two sons are buried
here including Moses Tyler, 1755 – 1839, whose late 18th
century homestead is today part of the nearby Blackacre State
Nature Preserve.
In
addition to the area enclosed by the stone wall, the original deed
- Edward Tyler to Levi Tyler, 31 Aug 1837, Jefferson County Deed
Book 49, pages 444 & 445 - made provision for the burials of
friends, other descendants, and servants, outside the wall.
Although the same deeds grants the cemetery over one acre of
ground, considerably less than that is enclosed. Any graves
outside the wall are unmarked.
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those dates marked with asterick are birthdates added by your
coordinator with the use of the Birthday Calculator
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Burial |
Birth |
Death |
Note |
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Rose, Allen |
10 Jan 1782 |
17 Nov 1842 |
Age 50y, 10m, 7d, consort of
Mary, PVT KY Mtd Vol Militia, War of 1812 |
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Rose, Mary |
29 Mar 1796 * |
20 Oct 1841 |
Aged 45 years, 6 months, 21
days, consort of Allen |
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Rose, Infant |
13 Sep 1838 |
- - - -
- |
Son of A. & M. Rose |
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Rose, Charles W. |
18 Nov 1834 * |
25 Aug 1838 |
Aged, 3 y, 9 m, 7 d, son of A.
& M. Rose |
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Rose, Levi T. |
10 Aug 1818 * |
15 Aug 1837 |
Aged 19 years & 5 days, son
of A. & M. Rose |
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Rose, John E. |
03 Aug 1825 * |
19 Jul 1829 |
Aged 3 y, 11m, 16 d, son of A.
& M. Rose |
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Rose, Samuel T. |
abt 1826
* |
08 Jul 1829 |
Aged 3 years, son of A. & M.
Rose |
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Rose, Elizabeth K. S. |
26 Dec 1823 * |
08 Jun 1824 |
Aged 5 months, 13 days, dau of
A. & M. Rose |
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Tyler, Edward |
abt 1717 * |
20 May 1802 |
85 years, Sons of the American
Revolution Patriot Grave Marker |
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Tyler, Ann |
abt 1732 * |
31 Jul 1820 |
Aged 88 years, consort of Edward
Taylor |
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Allison, Nelly |
abt 1770 * |
27 Feb 1797 |
Aged 27 years, consort of
William Allison |
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Tyler,
infant |
- - - -
- |
26
Jul 1835 |
Son
of Presley & Frances J. Tyler |
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Tyler,
Edward |
17 Mar 1813 * |
25
Mar 1840 |
Aged
73 Years & 8 Days |
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Tyler,
Nancy |
29 Nov 1766 * |
31
Mar 1817 |
Aged
50 y, 4 m, 2 d, consort of Edward Tyler |
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Tyler, Nelly |
31 Sep 1800 * |
20 Nov 1802 |
Aged 2 years, 1 month, 20 days |
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McHatton, A. |
- - - -
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- - - -
- |
shares stone with J. & W.,
no dates |
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McHatton, J. |
- - - -
- |
- - - -
- |
shares stone with A. & W.,
no dates |
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McHatton, W. |
- - - -
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- - - -
- |
shares stone with A. & J.,
no dates |
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Tyler, M. |
abt 1785 * |
June 1811 |
Aged 26 years (hand lettered
field stone) |
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Tyler, Zachariah |
11 May 1786 |
06 Sep 1826 |
(death date should read
1827) PVT
KY
Mtd Vol Militia, War of 1812 |
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Tyler, Phebe |
31 Jan 1758 * |
31 Aug 1831 |
Aged 73 years & 7 months,
consort of Moses Tyler |
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Tyler, Moses |
01 Jan 1755 |
27 Jan 1839 |
Aged 84 y & 27 d, Son of the
American Revolution Patriot grave marker |
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Tyler, Charles P. |
10 Aug 1811 |
08 Oct 1835 |
Aged 24 years, 1 month, 28 days |
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Tyler, Edward Jr. |
10 May 1794* |
14 Dec 1822 |
Aged 28 years, 7 months, 4 days |
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Sturgeon, Elizabeth |
25 Dec 1791 |
13 Jul 1833 |
Aged 41 years, 6 months, 18
days, wife of Thomas |
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Sturgeon, Thomas |
11 Sep 1793 |
05 Sep 1822 |
Aged 28 years, 11 months, 25
days |
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Tyler, Samuel |
06 Jun 1803 * |
02 Sep 1823 |
Aged 20 years, 2 months, 27 days |
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Tyler, Absalom |
1793 |
1827 |
PVT KY Detached Militia, War of
1812 |
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McKonn, Leah |
- - - -
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- - - -
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Consort of Robert McKonn, stone
broken in pieces |
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