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     Ann (?) married Kimberly Tryon, son of Isaac Tryon and Elizabeth Kimberly.¹ She died on 27 August 1824 in New York.¹

     Ansel Chapman married Ruth Tryon, daughter of Isaac Tryon and Elizabeth Kimberly, on 17 November 1801 in Eastbury Church, Glastonbury, Hartford Co., Connecticut.^1,2

     Roswell Pelton was married by William Lockwood to Elizabeth Baldwin Tryon, daughter of Isaac Tryon and Elizabeth Kimberly, on 29 October 1801 at the First Church of Christ, Congregational, in Glastonbury, Hartford Co., Connecticut.^3,2,1
     He was of Chatham, Connecticut, at the time of his marriage.¹

     Fanny Tryon was married by Prince Hawes to Elijah Tryon, son of Isaac Tryon and Elizabeth Kimberly, on 12 December 1808 at the First Church of Christ, Congregational, in Glastonbury, Hartford Co., Connecticut.^2,1

     Jane Phillips married William Tryon, son of Isaac Tryon and Elizabeth Kimberly, in 1808 (the Wes. Tryon genealogy says in Stamford, Connecticut; the J. Herbert Brown booklet says in New York).^1,2

     (?) Reed married Anna Tryon, daughter of Isaac Tryon and Elizabeth Kimberly.¹

     Anna Eliza Hawk married Marshal Tryon, son of Isaac Tryon and Elizabeth Kimberly.¹

     Simeon Strickland was born about March 1757 (based on his statement in his Revolutionary War pension application that he was "seventy seven years old last March, he thinks") in Glastonbury, Hartford Co., Connecticut.² He was married by Rev. John Eels to Mary Fox on 4 March 1779 in Glastonbury, Hartford Co., Connecticut.^2,3 He died on 25 June 1836.²

     Mary Fox was born about 1751 (based on her stated age of 85 in an application dated 1 October 1836).¹ She was married by Rev. John Eels to Simeon Strickland on 4 March 1779 in Glastonbury, Hartford Co., Connecticut.^1,3 She died on 29 October 1839.¹

     Eliza Tryon Rust was born on 4 July 1840.³ She died on 29 April 1918 in Hartford, Hartford Co., Connecticut, at age 77.⁴
     She lived with her father George and stepmother Honor (her mother's sister) in Hartford, Hartford Co., Connecticut, where she was listed with them in the 1860, 1870, and 1880 censuses.^5,6,7 The Rust genealogy, published in 1891, says her stepmother was then "at home in Hartford, Ct., insane," and gives credit to Eliza for caring for her.³ In 1900, however, Eliza was listed in the census as an "inmate" at the Widow's Home in Hartford, and working as a nurse.⁸ In 1910 she was listed as a resident of the Hartford Almshouse, again as an "inmate."⁹

     Ellen Gertrude Rust was born on 26 September 1846 (the Rust genealogy mistakenly says 26 September 1847) in Hartford, Hartford Co., Connecticut.^3,4,2 She married William L. Wright on 16 February 1876.^3,2 She died on 11 January 1937 at her home in Hartford, Hartford Co., Connecticut, at age 90.³ She was buried at Cedar Hill Cemetery in Hartford, Hartford Co., Connecticut.³

     William L. Wright was born on 14 October 1844.² He married Ellen Gertrude Rust, daughter of George Rust and Honor Tryon, on 16 February 1876.^1,2

     Anna I. Dixon was born about 1880 in Ireland.^5,6 She married first Roland E. Burr in July 1905.¹ They were divorced sometime between 1920, when they were listed together in the census, and 1927, when Anna married Arthur James.^7,1,8 She married second Arthur C. James on 9 February 1927.¹ She married third Malcolm Barton on 1 December 1962 in Hartford, Hartford Co., Connecticut.⁹ She died on 1 March 1973 in Bloomfield, Hartford Co., Connecticut.¹⁰
     She was listed twice in the 1900 census. First, she was listed with her mother Margaret and stepfather Nathaniel Tryon and their children in Glastonbury, Hartford Co., Connecticut. Listed with them was William Smith (age 75, born in Ireland). She was listed as age 19, but with a birth date of "Mar 1891" (perhaps intended to be Mar 1881), and was working as a bookkeeper for a grocery. Although Anna was Margaret's daughter from a previous relationship, and thus Nathaniel's stepdaughter, both she and William Smith were listed as boarders.^2,1 She was also listed in 1900 as a lodger in the household of DeForest Sawyer in Hartford, Hartford Co., Connecticut. Here she's listed as age 20, born Mar 1880, again working as a bookkeeper for a grocery.¹¹
     In 1910 and 1920 she was listed in the census with her first husband Roland E. Burr in Hartford, Hartford Co., Connecticut.^12,7 In 1930 and 1940 she was listed with her second husband Arthur C. James in Newington, Hartford Co., Connecticut. Her mother Margaret R. Tryon was living with them.^5,6

     Carl E. Seaman was born in 1851.¹ He married Charlotte R. Tryon, daughter of Benjamin Tryon and Harriet Maria Gay.¹ He died in 1916.¹ He was buried at East Cemetery in Manchester, Hartford Co., Connecticut.¹
     He was an ice and coal dealer.¹

     Frank B. Tryon was born in October 1860.² He married Mary Avery in 1881.¹ He died in 1941.¹ He was buried at East Cemetery in Manchester, Hartford Co., Connecticut.¹

     Mary Avery was born in 1863.¹ She married Frank B. Tryon, son of Benjamin Tryon and Harriet Maria Gay, in 1881.¹ She died in 1941.¹ She was buried at East Cemetery in Manchester, Hartford Co., Connecticut.¹

     Eva M. Tryon was born about 1868.¹ She married first Alon A. Newell in 1887.¹ She married second Albert L. White about 1905.¹ She died in 1943 in Manchester, Hartford Co., Connecticut.¹ She was buried at East Cemetery in Manchester, Hartford Co., Connecticut.¹