Individual Details
James Tyer
(Bef 1650 - Bef 19 Apr 1687)
Notes:
This shows an upper birth year: (Must be 21 to sign)
Pope, Francis, Chas. Co., 1st Oct., 1671; 27th Jan., 1671/72..
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Test: Thos. Harris, John Bayly, Jas. Tier. 1.470
Notice no wife signs. This is likely the James Tyer born 1650 showing he married sometime between this deed and the following (snipped) abstract.:
p. 47, Charles County Court and Land Records, Volume II,
Liber F, Page 216
8 Aug 1676; Indenture from James Tyer, Gent., to Maj. John Duglas, Gent.; for 10,000* tobacco; a parcel of land given unto my uncle John Bowles and James Tyre by our kinsman William Bowles by will 14 Feb 1662; /s/James Tyer; wit. Robert Heroitt, Henry Hardy
In this, Peter Carr could be speaking of the James born 1650 as the son and James born 1620 as the father. If so, it shows the name of the father of "nephew, James Tyer" mentioned by John Bowles in his 1675 will.
Carr, Peter, Chas. Co., 21st Sept., 1680; 19th Apr., 1683.
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To James, son of James Tyer.
Ex. Jas. Tyer.
Test: Wm. Philmore, Jno. Gilby, Edm. Dinnis. 4. 12.
p. 48, Charles County Court and Land Records, Volume III
(quote from a later deed)
26 Jul 1686 Will of James Tire mentioned:
James Tyer 9.300 I CH £380.6.6 Apr 19 1687
Servants mentioned: Elisabeth Singleton.
Appraisers: John Courts, Jr., Joseph Cornell.
Executrix: Mrs. Rebecah Tyer.
Archives of Maryland, Volume 0022, Page 0295 - Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, March 1697/8-July 1699; Read the petition of Mr Robt Yates of Charles County praying that the Last Will and Testamt of Iames Pyer of Charles County may be recorded in the Comissarys office for security of the Younger Childrens portions which well approved off and recomended to the Consideration of the house of Delegates. The Board adjourne till 8 att the Clock to Morrow morning. July the 1st 1699. Councill Sate Prsent as yesterday
Archives of Maryland, Volume 24, The Upper House.
p. 23
Tuesday May the 7th 1700 Original Journal.
The Council in Assembly Sate prsent as Yesterday saving Mr Tench.
A Bill for Establishing and making valid the last Will and Testamt of James Tyer of Charles County read the first tyme and sent to the House by Colonel Courts.
28 Assembly Proceedings,
Thursday May the 9th 1700.
p. 40
The Bill Establishing & making valid the last Will & Testamt of James Tyer.
p. 69
A Bill for makeing vallid the last will and Testamt of JamesTyer &c Read the Second Time Resolved to pass to be engrossed
p. 65, Charles County Court and Land Records, Volume II
Liber I, Page 164
10 May 1681; Indenture from Henry Bonner, Gent, and Elizabeth his wife, to James Tyer, Gent.; for 4,000# tobacco a parcel of land called Bonners Retirement; bounded by Coalchester; laid out for 200 acres; /s/ Henry Bonner, Elizabeth Bonner; wit. Jacob Gregory, Tho. Bright (mark)
This shows an upper birth year: (Must be 21 to sign)
Pope, Francis, Chas. Co., 1st Oct., 1671; 27th Jan., 1671/72..
snip>
Test: Thos. Harris, John Bayly, Jas. Tier. 1.470
Notice no wife signs. This is likely the James Tyer born 1650 showing he married sometime between this deed and the following (snipped) abstract.:
p. 47, Charles County Court and Land Records, Volume II,
Liber F, Page 216
8 Aug 1676; Indenture from James Tyer, Gent., to Maj. John Duglas, Gent.; for 10,000* tobacco; a parcel of land given unto my uncle John Bowles and James Tyre by our kinsman William Bowles by will 14 Feb 1662; /s/James Tyer; wit. Robert Heroitt, Henry Hardy
In this, Peter Carr could be speaking of the James born 1650 as the son and James born 1620 as the father. If so, it shows the name of the father of "nephew, James Tyer" mentioned by John Bowles in his 1675 will.
Carr, Peter, Chas. Co., 21st Sept., 1680; 19th Apr., 1683.
snip>
To James, son of James Tyer.
Ex. Jas. Tyer.
Test: Wm. Philmore, Jno. Gilby, Edm. Dinnis. 4. 12.
p. 48, Charles County Court and Land Records, Volume III
(quote from a later deed)
26 Jul 1686 Will of James Tire mentioned:
James Tyer 9.300 I CH £380.6.6 Apr 19 1687
Servants mentioned: Elisabeth Singleton.
Appraisers: John Courts, Jr., Joseph Cornell.
Executrix: Mrs. Rebecah Tyer.
Archives of Maryland, Volume 0022, Page 0295 - Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, March 1697/8-July 1699; Read the petition of Mr Robt Yates of Charles County praying that the Last Will and Testamt of Iames Pyer of Charles County may be recorded in the Comissarys office for security of the Younger Childrens portions which well approved off and recomended to the Consideration of the house of Delegates. The Board adjourne till 8 att the Clock to Morrow morning. July the 1st 1699. Councill Sate Prsent as yesterday
Archives of Maryland, Volume 24, The Upper House.
p. 23
Tuesday May the 7th 1700 Original Journal.
The Council in Assembly Sate prsent as Yesterday saving Mr Tench.
A Bill for Establishing and making valid the last Will and Testamt of James Tyer of Charles County read the first tyme and sent to the House by Colonel Courts.
28 Assembly Proceedings,
Thursday May the 9th 1700.
p. 40
The Bill Establishing & making valid the last Will & Testamt of James Tyer.
p. 69
A Bill for makeing vallid the last will and Testamt of JamesTyer &c Read the Second Time Resolved to pass to be engrossed
p. 65, Charles County Court and Land Records, Volume II
Liber I, Page 164
10 May 1681; Indenture from Henry Bonner, Gent, and Elizabeth his wife, to James Tyer, Gent.; for 4,000# tobacco a parcel of land called Bonners Retirement; bounded by Coalchester; laid out for 200 acres; /s/ Henry Bonner, Elizabeth Bonner; wit. Jacob Gregory, Tho. Bright (mark)
Events
| Birth | Bef 1650 | ||||
| Death | Bef 19 Apr 1687 | Charles County, Maryland, United States |
Families
| Spouse | Rebecca Young (1668 - ) |
| Child | Alexander Tyer (1670 - ) |
| Child | John Bowles Tyer (1676 - 1704) |
| Child | James Tyer (1675 - 1712) |