Richard K. TYLER & Lucy Q. REDD & Minerva R. WADDILL

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Richard K. TYLER
Lucy Q. REDD
Minerva R. WADDILL

Husband: Richard K. TYLER
Birth: 1803/4, VA
Death: 28 Oct 1878, Cadiz, Trigg Co., KY

Marriage-1: 17 Dec 1823, Trigg Co., KY

Wife-1: Lucy Q. REDD
Birth: bef. 1810, Caroline Co., VA
Death: 1829, Montgomery Co., TN
Father: Phillip REDD
Mother: Elizabeth TEMPLE

Marriage-2: 18 Jun 1838, Trigg Co., KY

Wife-2: Minerva R. WADDILL
Birth: 1812/3, KY

Children with Lucy Q. REDD:

Children with Minerva R. WADDILL:

none surviving to 1850

Sources:

1. Trigg County Marriages (online at the Trigg County KYGenWeb site):

RICHARD K TYLER LUCY Q REDD 17 DEC 1823

RICHARD K TYLER MINERVA R WADDILL 18 JUN 1838

2. Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1830 (Broderbund CD-315):

1830 Census Tyler, Richard H. TN Montgomery Co. p. 53

1832 Tyler, Richard H. TN Montgomery Co.

3. Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1840 (Broderbund CD-316):

1840 Tyler, R.K. KY Trigg Co. p. 285

4. 1850 Census Index/Microfilm (online at GenealogyLibrary.com): 1st District, Trigg Co., KY, p. 306B, 246/247, enumerated 19 Aug 1850 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

Richard K Tyler 46 M Farmer 5000 Virginia

Minerva R Tyler 37 F Kentucky

Richard T Ellis 5 M same

Fenton Boyd 18 M Black Smith same

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