J Tynan Biographical Notes - Online Archive of Terry's Texas Rangers

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John K. Tynan

18?? - ??

Born in Ireland.

Mustered into Company G at Houston, TX on September 16, 1861.
Shot by W. M. Ford, Co. G, in KY around September 1862, circumstances unkown.
Captured shortly thereafter.
Exchanged at Chattanooga, TN by January 1863.
Transferred to Company K in July 1863.
Present in February 1864.

Also Identified As:
	Tynen, Tynon
Family Members & Researcher Contacts:
	None Known
Parents:
	Unidentified
Siblings:
	Unknown
Spouse(s):
	Unknown
Children:
	Unknown
Gravesite:
	Unlocated

1850 Census - State, County, Town, Page, Dwelling, Family, (image)
	Name	Age	Sex	Color	Occupation	Real Estate	Nativity	Student?	Illiterate?

1860 Census - State, County, Town, Page, Dwelling, Family, (image)
	Name	Age	Sex	Race	Occupation	Real Estate	Personal Estate	Nativity	Student?	Literate?

Related Links:
	R. F. Bunting Letter, November 25, 1862
Sources:
	Claiborne, John M. Muster Roll of Terry's Texas Rangers; With Historical Remarks. Galveston: Self Published, 1882. Jones, Andrew M. Annotated Roster of Terry's Texas Rangers, the 8th Texas Cavalry. Unpublished Research. Scott, Paul R. Eighth Texas Cavalry, CSA. Arlington: The University of Texas at Arlington, July 1977. Unpublished MA Thesis.
Research Links:
	(offsite) RootsWeb Message Boards (surname: Tynan) (offsite) Genealogy.com Genealogy Forum (surname: Tynan) (offsite) RootsWeb Message Boards (surname: Tynen) (offsite) Genealogy.com Genealogy Forum (surname: Tynen) (offsite) RootsWeb Message Boards (surname: Tynon) (offsite) Genealogy.com Genealogy Forum (surname: Tynon)

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