Lalock Family tree » Margaret Peggy TYLER (1730-1816)

Personal data Margaret Peggy TYLER 

• Alternative names: PEGGY, Peggy TAYLOR, Margaret ' Peggy' TYLER
• She was born in the year 1730 in London, England.Source 2
• She died in the year 1816 in Meadow Branch, Anson, North Carolina, USA, she was 86 years old.Source 2

  Meadow Branch, Anson Co, NC

• Alternative: She died in the year 1816 in London, England, she was 86 years old.

Household of Margaret Peggy TYLER

She is married to Nathaniel W. BIVENS.

They got married in the year 1759 at New York, United States, she was 29 years old.Source 2

Child(ren):

1. William BIVENS  1758-1818
2. John BIVENS  1760-1818 
3. Sarah B BIVENS  1763-1836
4. Elijah S BIVENS  1770-> 1860 
5. Abel BIVENS  1772-1818
6. Christian BIVENS  1774-1820
7. Stephen S BIVENS  1775-1859
8. Lydia BIVENS  1776-1855
9. Moses BIVENS  1778-1818
10. Unity BIVENS  1780-1832
11. Nathaniel BIVENS  1787-1845

Notes about Margaret Peggy TYLER

[gkbivens.ged] According to family legend, Peggy Tyler was from Holland. Her mother died and her father remarried. Peggy came to America on a ship that sailed from London. She supposedly married Nathaniel Bivens when she was quite young. I have no documentation on this story. Louise Roberts of Monroe Union Co, N.C. has the shawl that Margaret "Peggy" Tyler wore on ship on her trip to America. I've found a couple of records of Margaret Tyler(s) in England at the right time. Shropshire:Alberbury Parish Registers, Hereford Diocese, Baptisms and Burials, 1794--1812, Alberburg Parish Registers Volume 4. 25 Apr 1726 Margaret, d. of Tho. & Ann Tyler bap. Shropshire: Leighton, Atcham Parish Regs, Lichfield Diocese, Marriages 1755--1808 Volume 3 29 Aug 1741 Margaret, d. of Charles & Anne Tyler bap. These are tantalizing clues; maybe one of these is our Margaret, but I haven't found any other separate records of her. They married in 1759, witnessed by Lorenzo Brown.

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