I finally remembered to look up Watson Tryon on the Family Tree system. There is one on the 1850 and 60 census, but that's too early to be yours, unless he is an orphan being raised by some else. My gr grandfather, Richard Hall, appears on the 1860 census, age 16, because he was censuses in a household with a different name. However, the timing/location is wrong! - He is in Hartford Co., CT, Enfield on both censuses (Watsen in 1860). That is after you have them in NY. There is also a Watson Tryon in WFT 10. I only have the WFT's up to 5, so I posted a message to Lori Rice's co-horts to get one of them to check. I'll let you know what they get back to me with. I just can't shake the feeling that our families are connected, what the China TWP connection, a child named Addie (adelia?) and all. With the William Suvoso having a name so close to Ellen's, could he be a relative? Drop the r from Survoss and you have Suvoss --- If the last letter is a script s, it might be read as a e. I guess I'm not telling you anything new, its just that alt. spellings are a "thing" with me, and since men left more records than women, usually, he might be easier to follow. Catch you later. 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 |