Watt Henry Tyler was a son of Governor John Tyler. His first name was also spelled "Wat".
College of William and Mary in 1804.
Private, Fifty-second Regiment of Virginia Militia on 15 August 1807.
Physician. Gentleman farmer.
He died of consumption (tuberculosis).
Buried at Tarwood on 20 July 1862 per the register of Immanuel Episcopal Church in Old Church, Virginia.
College of William and Mary in 1804.
Private, Fifty-second Regiment of Virginia Militia on 15 August 1807.
Physician. Gentleman farmer.
He died of consumption (tuberculosis).
Buried at Tarwood on 20 July 1862 per the register of Immanuel Episcopal Church in Old Church, Virginia.
Watt Henry Tyler was a son of Governor John Tyler. His first name was also spelled "Wat".
College of William and Mary in 1804.
Private, Fifty-second Regiment of Virginia Militia on 15 August 1807.
Physician. Gentleman farmer.
He died of consumption (tuberculosis).
Buried at Tarwood on 20 July 1862 per the register of Immanuel Episcopal Church in Old Church, Virginia.
College of William and Mary in 1804.
Private, Fifty-second Regiment of Virginia Militia on 15 August 1807.
Physician. Gentleman farmer.
He died of consumption (tuberculosis).
Buried at Tarwood on 20 July 1862 per the register of Immanuel Episcopal Church in Old Church, Virginia.
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