Elizabeth Tyler1
#28083, (say 1750 - 10 May 1782)
| | Her married name was Corbly.1 |
Birth* | say 1750 | She was born say 1750.1 |
Marriage* | circa 1773 | She married Rev. John Corbly circa 1773 at Virginia (prob.)G.2 |
| circa 1773 | She and Rev. John Corbly migrated (perhaps as early as 1768, see. p. 3) circa 1773.2 |
Death* | 10 May 1782 | She died on 10 May 1782, a result of the Colby Family Massacre.1 |
Citations
- [S2370] Nannie L Fordyce, compiler, The Life and Times of Reverend John Corbly, and the John Corbly Family Genealogy (Washington, Pennsylvania: self-published, 1953), p. 63. Hereinafter cited as Reverend John Corbly.
- [S2370] Nannie L Fordyce, Reverend John Corbly, p. 143. "The ancestry of Elizabeth (Tyler) Corbly, the second wife of John Corbly, has not been established. She was a member of one of the Tyler families of Virginia. L. K. Evans in his “Pioneer History of Greene County” speaks of her as “a very amiable and estimable lady. John Corbly and Elizabeth Tyler were married in 1773, probably about April 16, the date that Corbly sold his land in Virginia and later moved his family to Garard s Fort where they lived on the Corbly farm and where their children were born."