Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
NameSusannah 
ResidenceEssex County, Virginia
Death1767
Documentation
On 22 September 1724 Richard Tyler and Susanna his wife of South Farnham Parish sold 93 acres for 5 shillings to their daughter Mary the wife of James Boughan. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 18, page 1.]
Susanna Tyler was mentioned in the 4 December 1732 will of her husband Richard Tyler: To beloved son Richard Tyler after the death of my beloved wife Susanna Tyler the plantation whereon I now live with all ye land belonging to me Between Piscataway Creek and the Road together with a peice I purchased lately adjoining to it. To beloved son Richard Tyler at the time of my wifes decease the best feather bed & furniture belonging to me. To said son Richard Tyler after my wifes decease a negroe man Named Will. To beloved daughter Mary Boughan a good suit of Cloaths at the Discretion of my beloved wife Susanna Tyler. To beloved daughter Susanna Tyler after my wife decease my great Looking Glass. I lend to my wife Susanna Tyler all ye rest of estate, after her decease to be Equally divided between beloved son William Tyler and beloved daughter Susanna Tyler. Beloved wife Susanna Tyler and beloved sons Richard Tyler and William Tyler to be Executrix and Executors. The will was proved on 21 May 1734. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 5, pages 264–266.]
Susanna Tyler was mentioned in the 4 December 1732 will of her husband Richard Tyler: To beloved son Richard Tyler after the death of my beloved wife Susanna Tyler the plantation whereon I now live with all ye land belonging to me Between Piscataway Creek and the Road together with a peice I purchased lately adjoining to it. To beloved son Richard Tyler at the time of my wifes decease the best feather bed & furniture belonging to me. To said son Richard Tyler after my wifes decease a negroe man Named Will. To beloved daughter Mary Boughan a good suit of Cloaths at the Discretion of my beloved wife Susanna Tyler. To beloved daughter Susanna Tyler after my wife decease my great Looking Glass. I lend to my wife Susanna Tyler all ye rest of estate, after her decease to be Equally divided between beloved son William Tyler and beloved daughter Susanna Tyler. Beloved wife Susanna Tyler and beloved sons Richard Tyler and William Tyler to be Executrix and Executors. The will was proved on 21 May 1734. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 5, pages 264–266.]