Found these on the 1800 census index - Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1800 Tyron, Cornelius State : NY County : New York Co. Year : 1800 Page # : 855 Age ranges in household : 02001-0101100 Tyron, Elijah State : VT County : Rutland Co. Location : Westhaven Year : 1800 Age ranges in household : 21010-2101000 Just thought I would pass them on.

Hi Fellow Reseearchers, I have my great-uncle GEORGE HENRY TRYON married a lady by the name of MINNIE AMELING. I have been told that they married in TOLEDO area of OHIO. Their first child MINNIE MARGARET LOUISA TRYON was born 26 Feb 1911 in TOLEDO. MINNIE AMELING was born 18 Aug 1875 in ROME, NEW YORK and was one of 14 children and the family moved to OHIO. I suspect they lived there as I also have a picture with George Henry and Minnie and daughter Minnie on George's lap taken in TOLEDO, OH. I was wondering if anyone has come across a marriage date for GEORGE and MINNIE between 1902 and 1911 in OHIO or could tell me how I can find anything over the net on marriages in OHIO. Also if anyone has any info on AMELING family of OHIO. Thanks in advance, Dan W Griffin TRYON Family Historian Dgriffin@MNSi.net

I have for ddisposal one abused carcasss which seems to have developed aches in every crevice that isn't overheated. Temp 101.9F right now so I'm off to la-la-land! Hope everyone else is upright! Don -- Donald Edric TRYON....Son of Clarence L of Edric M of Clarence E 89 Hillside Rd.......Son of Andrew Jackson of Simeon II of Simeon Albert Bridge, NS...Son of James of Ziba of William of Wethersfield CANADA B0A 1P0...Son of William of Bibury, Gloucestershire, Eng 902-567-2633.....Descendant of William TRIOEN of Wulverghem, Flanders

Here are the facts about the Tryon mailing list from the mail list list: TRYON. A mailing list for the discussion and sharing of information regarding the Tryon surname and variations (e.g., Tryan, Trion, Trial, Tryall) in any place and at any time. Mailing address for postings is tryon-l@rootsweb.com. To subscribe send the word "subscribe" (without the quotes) as the only text in the body of a message to tryon-l-request@rootsweb.com (mail mode) or tryon-d-request@rootsweb.com (digest mode). I've cc'd the posting address for the group for this letter, so all you will have to do is add it to your mail address book. Vicki ---------- | From: Glenrose <glenrose@flash.net> | To: Vicki Titus <vtitus@ipa.net> | Subject: Re: Tryon family mailing list | Date: Tuesday, February 17, 1998 6:45 PM | | Vicki Titus wrote: | > | > Have you tried posting to the Tryon family mailing list? If you can't | > some reason, I'd be glad to post for you. | > | > Vicki | Vicki: I do believe that you were the person that got me on the list in | the first place weren't you? I believe it was you. Just what do I need | to do to post on it? I appreciate your doing this for. Thanks. | | glenrose@flash.net |

Some spammer got a hold of my id and now i'm getting kicked off a lot of lists I belonged to. I cc'd the Tryon list to see if I am persona non gratis there too. Vicki

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GenForum is a web page system. I posted him, but he didn't answer. A Sandy researcher pointed it out to me. http://www.genforum.com/ ---------- | From: Don Tryon <detryon@fox.nstn.ca> | To: vtitus@ipa.net | Subject: Tryon Family of New York | Date: Saturday, February 07, 1998 3:41 PM | | Hi Vicki, | | Picked this up on GenForum. What list was it on? Why not invite him to | post to/join the Tryon list? | | Don | -- | Donald Edric TRYON....Son of Clarence L of Edric M of Clarence E | 89 Hillside Rd.......Son of Andrew Jackson of Simeon II of Simeon | Albert Bridge, NS...Son of James of Ziba of William of Wethersfield | CANADA B0A 1P0...Son of William of Bibury, Gloucestershire, Eng | 902-567-2633.....Descendant of William TRIOEN of Wulverghem, Flanders

Believe It or Not!! My WIN95 disk suffered irrecoverable damage in a household proxy murder attempt. I did nothing for a few months then decided I needed a replacement--à la WordPerfect, remember?? I found a new MS FREE support site, registered, sent in the details (you need the PIN from the manual or CD to access a particular product support group). After a couple of notes back and forth, I was informed that a replacement would be mailed--NO CHARGE. I suppose that's just when I paid $125 for a $2.50 CD <g>. I'm in a terrible conflict of interest situation now--principles vs principals. The address is: http://Support.microsoft.com/support/a.asp?A=T&T=B&M=F You may have to go right back to microsoft.com and follow the leads. Don -- Donald Edric TRYON....Son of Clarence L of Edric M of Clarence E 89 Hillside Rd.......Son of Andrew Jackson of Simeon II of Simeon Albert Bridge, NS...Son of James of Ziba of William of Wethersfield CANADA B0A 1P0...Son of William of Bibury, Gloucestershire, Eng 902-567-2633.....Descendant of William TRIOEN of Wulverghem, Flanders

BIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW OF GREENE, SCHOHARIE AND SCHENECTADY COUNTIES, NEW YORK. Originally published at Boston, 1899. 442 pages with 47 plates. Reprinted on 5 microfiche, 1985. Price $17.50. Biographies of hundreds of residents from these three East Central New York counties are given in this bulky book. Unfortunately, only the principal person of each biography is listed in the index, so the text must be carefully searched to find references to allied families. These biographies are particularly rich in genealogical references, and should be consulted by all persons searching in these counties. DUTCH REFORMED SCHOOL OF NYC 1633-1883, 1883, 3 fiche $12.00 BERKSHIRE VERMONT CHAFFEE'S & DESCENDANTS, Elliot 1911, 2 fiche $9.00 ORDER FROM: Andrew J. Morris, P.O. Box 535, Farmington, MI 48332 Don

Dear Tryon researchers, Some of you have already responded personally to this inquiry but it is my understanding that addressing the letter to address above, it goes out to all the subscribed Tryon researchers. Please correct me if this is a false notion. I am an admitted novice . Catherine Tryon is my maternal gggrandmother. What I know is that she was B.1809 in NY, M. .Marcus Palmerton in Tioga Cty. NY 16 Feb 1826 and D.27 Apr 1882 in Wood Cty. OH. We are advised that she is probably a Greene County NY Tryon and that her father might have been Benjamin Peter or John (Jochem) Tryon. Children of Marcus and Catherine were John Wesley (my ggrandfather), Martha,Lynn, Phoebe, James Nelson and Elizabeth (endearments were Betsy, Betty) Are there any other comments on Catherine? Thank all of you for your interest and help. ALAN B. CAMPBELL _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Dennis reminded me that I only sent my note to him. So I guess it's a mea Culpa for my Mea Culpa. Anyway, here is the correction Vicki ---------- | From: Vicki Titus <vtitus@ipa.net> | To: Dennis J Brevik <dbrevik@ix.netcom.com> | Subject: Re: Stephen Tryon of Broome Co. NY. oops make that Cortland Co. NY | Date: Saturday, January 17, 1998 4:27 PM | | MEA CULPA | | MEA CULPA | | I messed up. Stephen Tryon's will was is Cortland Co, NY, where my Richard | Hall lived too. Was collecting possible information for that web site when | I messed up. He was in Lapeer and the year was 1873-84 on the will book. | | On the 1860 census of Cortland Co. NY -- the following Tryon's appear | | >L: TRYON FREEMAN # 570 T: LAPEER | T650 | >L: TRYON HULDAH # 551 T: LAPEER | T650 | >L: TRYON MARY # 570 T: LAPEER | T650 | In 1850, there are these folks | >L: TRYON JAMES # 418 T: LAPEER | T650 | >L: TRYON OLIVER # 418 T: LAPEER | T650 | >L: TRYON POLLY # 418 T: LAPEER | T650 | | Vicki | | ---------- | | From: Dennis J Brevik <dbrevik@ix.netcom.com> | | To: Vicki Titus <vtitus@ipa.net> | | Subject: Re: Stephen Tryon of Broome Co. NY. | | Date: Saturday, January 17, 1998 11:23 AM | | | | Vicki Titus wrote: | | > | | > I recently took over as Co-ordinator of Broome Co. NY GenWeb and | couldn't | | > resist looking for Tryon's. On the will index, there is a Stephen | Tryon, | | > so that means Tryon's lived there. Does anybody have any information | on | | > him; I don't want to repeat research already done. | | > | | > Vicki | | | | | | He's a new one on me, but I know of three Tryons who have appeared in | | Broome county - Alma b 1820 there; Huldah b 1826 there; Calvin, son of | | William T & Polly Brown was born there 1843 according to Loyalists of | | Canada. | | | | Watch out for references to Broome where they actually mean town of | | Broome in Schoharie county!!! Tripped me up more than once. | | | | Dan

Try this URL. You'll be able to read about this new "service". http://maps.vix.com/ Dan PS My IP seems to be off their list - at least for now.

Dan, there's something wrong here. If I receive SPAM from a net site, I contact the webmaster at that site and advise him with a copy of the complete header. I sure don't condemn everyone on that ISP. At the rate spam is spreading, there won't be anyone left to receive it. I just went to the netcom site and the Code of Ethics is widespread there; there are more than 30000 subscribers. Netcom will have to do something quickly. Methinks thou worrieth too much! Anyway, if necessary, you can always FTP everything to the Union and we can forward it for you, eh? Sleep well fair prince, perhaps to dream--of binary digits?? I suppose you're worried they may call you Dennis the Menace or something else original?? Stay kule, dood! Don

Please be advised that I have found myself deep in a black hole because some ass did a bulk EMail from my IP and some self-rightous group of other IPs has refused to accept any mail from that IP. Worse yet, it seems that all of Netcom is blackballed - at least ix.netcom.com. Don, I am receiving your mail. Dan Brevik POS. Gawd, I hope I'm not blackballed on rootsweb.com!!!!

Vicki Titus wrote: > > Just read the census info - and have a couple of other thoughts. > > B. Maine?? was it abbreviated.... Alt spelling could place it in MI. An > undotted i might be read as an E>>>> > > Just to touch base - Watson's are double connected to MI Tryon's. > > Katurah Watson, dau James and Julia (Smith) Watson of NY, married a nephew > of Calvin Lewis, also named Calvin... nephew of the Calvin Lewis who > married Sally Tryon. In St. Joseph Co., there is a second Watson/Lewis > marraige: > > - A marraige for Charles G. Lewis and Sarah Watson is recorded in book D, > page 282. I have the date someplace, but not right here. > > Katurah and Calvin married in MI, but Calvin was born in Wyoming Co. NY, > where his father, William, and "Uncle" Calvin were circa 1830-35, when > Calvin, the younger, was born.. The family moved between there and Madison > Co. NY a lot. If they are allied, James Watson might also be a line back? > What do you think? > > Vicki > Busy weekend and now I am catching up. The Addie in my Tryon family is listed as Adeline in 1880 and 1885 census. But that still could be a derivative of Adelia. Watson was not that common a first name at that time, so I agree that it could have come from a surname. But how to make the connection!? I took another look at the 1860 census and I believe you are right about the William Suvoso name. I tried to write it as they did and reading it with the Servoss name in mind, I am almost certain that's what it is. They wrote double s in a way that the first s looked like an l back then and I am now certain it is a double s on the end. The u could easily be an r. Now I see it as Srvoss. My guess is that William is a nephew of Ellen Servoss. And look what else I found in my notes: 1870 Post Twp, Allamakee Co, Iowa census: George Service, age 49, hotelkeeper, b New York; Laurancie (?), 39, keeping house, b New York; Cordelia, 17, b Wisconsin; Alborn (?), 12, male, b Wisconsin. The name Cordelia pops up... that's awfully close to Cornelia. Are George and Ellen related? I'll have to take another look at those questioned names. I'm interested in hearing more about the Simeon Tryon family of Cumberland Co, Maine. Do you really see a connection there? DeLoris Jensby

Sorry, folks, I thought Vicki had queried me not the list. Don -- Donald Edric TRYON....Son of Clarence L of Edric M of Clarence E 89 Hillside Rd.......Son of Andrew Jackson of Simeon II of Simeon Albert Bridge, NS...Son of James of Ziba of William of Wethersfield CANADA B0A 1P0...Son of William of Bibury, Gloucestershire, Eng 902-567-2633.....Descendant of William TRIOEN of Wulverghem, Flanders

Vicki Titus wrote: > > I got word back on the Watson Tryon on WFT 10. It looks like the Watson > who was in CT. > > cd #10; tree #1543; volume id 6671020 > should you wish to contact the submitter from the ftm home page > Descendants of Watson Tryon > > 1 Watson Tryon WFT Est. 1804-1833 - WFT Est. 1858-1918 > .. +Susan Lane WFT Est. 1813-1836 - WFT Est. 1858-1924 > ......... 2 Arthur Watson Tryon 1855 - WFT Est. 1891-1946 > ............. +Emma Caroline Abbe 1857 - WFT Est. 1891-1952 > .................... 3 Son Tryon WFT Est. 1875-1902 - WFT Est. 1881-1982 > > ---------- Watson is well known. He was an architech, builder, etc., who had an office in the CT state house. He is son of Isaac Tryon the cabinet maker whose work currently appears at Southeby's now and then and goes for big bucks. Dan

I got word back on the Watson Tryon on WFT 10. It looks like the Watson who was in CT. cd #10; tree #1543; volume id 6671020 should you wish to contact the submitter from the ftm home page Descendants of Watson Tryon 1 Watson Tryon WFT Est. 1804-1833 - WFT Est. 1858-1918 .. +Susan Lane WFT Est. 1813-1836 - WFT Est. 1858-1924 ......... 2 Arthur Watson Tryon 1855 - WFT Est. 1891-1946 ............. +Emma Caroline Abbe 1857 - WFT Est. 1891-1952 .................... 3 Son Tryon WFT Est. 1875-1902 - WFT Est. 1881-1982 ---------- | From: Vicki Titus <vtitus@ipa.net> | To: jensby@navix.net; lgreen@chipsnet.com | Cc: tryon-l@rootsweb.com | Subject: Re: Catherine Cornelia Tryan(t)/Tryon part 2 | Date: Friday, January 16, 1998 11:48 PM | | Just read the census info - and have a couple of other thoughts. | | B. Maine?? was it abbreviated.... Alt spelling could place it in MI. An | undotted i might be read as an E>>>> | | Just to touch base - Watson's are double connected to MI Tryon's. | | Katurah Watson, dau James and Julia (Smith) Watson of NY, married a nephew | of Calvin Lewis, also named Calvin... nephew of the Calvin Lewis who | married Sally Tryon. In St. Joseph Co., there is a second Watson/Lewis | marraige: | | - A marraige for Charles G. Lewis and Sarah Watson is recorded in book D, | page 282. I have the date someplace, but not right here. | | Katurah and Calvin married in MI, but Calvin was born in Wyoming Co. NY, | where his father, William, and "Uncle" Calvin were circa 1830-35, when | Calvin, the younger, was born.. The family moved between there and Madison | Co. NY a lot. If they are allied, James Watson might also be a line back? | What do you think? | | Vicki | | ---------- | | From: Richard & DeLoris Jensby <jensby@navix.net> | | To: lgreen@chipsnet.com | | Cc: tryon-l@rootsweb.com | | Subject: Re: Catherine Cornelia Tryan(t)/Tryon | | Date: Friday, January 16, 1998 11:00 AM | | | | Green, Linda wrote: | | > | | > Seeking any information on Catherine Cornelia TRYAN(T)/TRYON, b. MN | | > (ND?) 28 April 1885/6. Parents Watson Tryan(t) and Eliza Huff. | | > Particularly interested in her marriage to a ?? HOGAN (possibly) or any | | > marriage. Her family lived in Morristown, MN in 1870's and 1880's. Any | | > bit of information welcome. | | > | | > Linda Green | | > lgreen@chipsnet.com | | | | Hi, | | | | Watson Tryon is the brother of Susan Louisa Tryon, my ancestor. Their | | parents were Henry Tryon and Ellen Servoss/Service. Ellen was born | | 7/13/816 in New York State. She died 12/13/1884 at Brush Creek (now | | Taylorsville) Allamakee Co, Iowa. I have very little information on the | | Watson Tryon family descendants. My original information came from a | | Harris family history compiled in 1934. Susan Louisa Tryon married | | Thomas Harris. She was born in China, New York, which is in the | | southwest corner of Wyoming County and was possibly renamed Arcade. The | | Tryon Family moved to Iowa after 1853 when Ira was born and before | | 1880. Earliest date showing any of the family in Iowa is 1866 when | | Addie Tryon was born to Erastus Tryon and Louisa Sweet. | | | | 1860 Allamakee Co, Waterloo Twp, Iowa, census: H. B. Tryon, age 43, | | farmer, b Maine; Ellen, 44, housekeeper, b New York; Erastus, 17; Mary, | | 15; Watson, 11; Louisa, 8; Ira 6 (children all born same place, | | unreadable, should be N.Y.). Also living with the family: William | | Suvoso (unclear, a guess), 22, farm laborer; Frederick Krumph, 34, | | farmer, b Martinburg (unclear, a guess); Dority Krumph, 24, housekeeper, | | b Wasser Damakt ???; L.N. Krumph, 2, b Iowa; William Krumph, 3/12, b Ia. | | | | 1880 Allamakee Co, Iowa, census: Ellen Tryon 64. Henry is not listed, | | indicating he died prior to 1880. | | | | >From another source: | | .....An IGI posting states that a Henry Tryon married Ann Service on 22 | | Oct 1840 in Glen, Montgomery Co, NY. There once was a Tryon household | | in Montgomery Co back in 1790, but none afterwards. Surrounding | | counties are loaded with Tryons. | | 1850 census of Wyoming Co, Town of China, NY has this family (and only | | this family): | | Henry R (orB) b. 1818 NY | | Ellen b. 1817 NY This is the only Tryon household | | Watson b. 1849 NY ever in Wyoming County. | | Erastus b. 1842 NY | | Nancy b. 1843 NY | | Mary b. 1845 NY | | Listed in the 1850 census with the Henry Tryon family was George Ehle, | | age 7, b N.Y. | | | | I am seeking information on this family as well. Does any of this look | | familiar to you. Any help would be appreciated. | | | | DeLoris Jensby | | |

Richard & DeLoris Jensby wrote: > > Vicki Titus wrote: > > > > Just read the census info - and have a couple of other thoughts. > > > > B. Maine?? was it abbreviated.... Alt spelling could place it in MI. An > > undotted i might be read as an E>>>> > > > I checked my notes and I had Maine written out on the 1860 census copy. > I usually try to copy everything as it was written, when I can't get > photocopies. This was the 1860 census of Waterloo Twp, Allamakee Co, > Iowa, pg 97. However the 1850 census listed the entire family as born > in N.Y. > > It is possible they were in Michigan between 1853 and 1860, but I have > seen no evidence of it. The 1860 census listed Ellen as born in New > York, written out. The place of birth for the children were all the > same and was unclear. It looked to me like an "I" alone, but had a > little extra squiggle. I thought it could be Ia and wrote that down, > realizing later that would not be correct. I wondered later if what I > was actually seeing was a symbol for "ditto". I was reading this census > at the end of a long day when errors occur more often. > > The 1850 census was for the "Town of China", Wyoming County, New York. > I have been unable to locate this town on any map, but found reference > to it in a New York gazzetteer. I have been given information that > China was renamed Arcade about 1818, but the 1850 census makes me > question that info. Is it possible that in the state of New York the > "Town of China" is the equivalent of township? > > I appreciate all the input. Thanks to everyone. Sorry about the sloppy response above. I was interrupted and went ahead and sent my response without rereading it. I was referring to Henry B Tryon and his wife Ellen Servoss/Service. DeLoris Jensby

Vicki Titus wrote: > > Just read the census info - and have a couple of other thoughts. > > B. Maine?? was it abbreviated.... Alt spelling could place it in MI. An > undotted i might be read as an E>>>> > I checked my notes and I had Maine written out on the 1860 census copy. I usually try to copy everything as it was written, when I can't get photocopies. This was the 1860 census of Waterloo Twp, Allamakee Co, Iowa, pg 97. However the 1850 census listed the entire family as born in N.Y. It is possible they were in Michigan between 1853 and 1860, but I have seen no evidence of it. The 1860 census listed Ellen as born in New York, written out. The place of birth for the children were all the same and was unclear. It looked to me like an "I" alone, but had a little extra squiggle. I thought it could be Ia and wrote that down, realizing later that would not be correct. I wondered later if what I was actually seeing was a symbol for "ditto". I was reading this census at the end of a long day when errors occur more often. The 1850 census was for the "Town of China", Wyoming County, New York. I have been unable to locate this town on any map, but found reference to it in a New York gazzetteer. I have been given information that China was renamed Arcade about 1818, but the 1850 census makes me question that info. Is it possible that in the state of New York the "Town of China" is the equivalent of township? I appreciate all the input. Thanks to everyone.