Anne Orchard Tyler Gardenier

Not a known child of Gregory Phillips, Knt. & Anna Phillips

Biography

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/23467731/elizabeth-ann-tyler

Anne was born in England, arrived at James Co., VA with her first husband, John ORCHARD in 1637. After Henry's death, Ann married Martin GARDNER, justice of York Co. Ann died in York Co., VA on 2 Apr 1679
∼ Henry Tyler I, Justice of York County, married first, Mary, and 2nd, Anne widow of John Orchard. Henry died in 1672, leaving three sons: Henry II (1660-1729), John and Daniel. They lived at Middle Plantation, Middletown Parish, York County, (Now Williamsburg), Virginia.

After Henry's death, Anne Married Martin Gardiner, Justice and Sheriff of York County, previously of London.

As to the maiden name of Anne * , no positive proof of a record exists at this time. Suggestions have been Phillips, Page, and Armistead. Again, no record is positive at this time.

• 1636: Anne Orchard arrives in Virginia using the last name Orchard.
• 1652: Henry and Mary arrive in Virginia. No maiden name for Mary.
• Nugent, Nell Marion. Cavaliers and Pioneers: Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants, 1623-1666. Volume 1. Richmond, Virginia.
• Birth and death Dates: Ancestry Millennium File; Birth Date: 1624; Death Date: 02 April 1679; Death Place: York, Virginia, USA. ∼

First wife of Henry Tyler, died about 1653 and they had no children.

Marriage: England

Notes for ANNE ARMSTEAD ORCHARD: (Second Wife of Henry Tyler)

Anne was the widow of John Orchard when she married Henry Tyler. After the death of Henry, Anne married Martin Gardiner.

More About HENRY TYLER and ANNE ORCHARD:

Marriage: Abt. 1658

Children of HENRY TYLER and ANNE ORCHARD are:

• i. HENRY TYLER, b. Abt. 1660, York County, VA; d. December 2 15, 1729, York County, VA.
• ii. JOHN TYLER, b. Abt. 1661, York County, Virginia; d. Abt. 1745, VA or NC.
• iii. DANIEL TYLER, b. Abt. 1663, VA; d. Unknown, Algiers.

Notes for DANIEL TYLER: Daniel was captured by the Turks and taken to Algiers and never heard from again.

Henry was NOT the son of Laurence and Dorothy Joan Tyler. DNA has proven they were not connected by blood. http://boards.ancestry.com/surnames.tyler/1856/mb.ashx

Henry Tyler lived in the outskirts of what is now the city of Williamsburg, Virginia.

At June Court 1672, Ann Tyler his relic, (Henry), entered a record of Deed of Gift disposing of her separate estate among her three sons, Henry, John and Daniel. There were no heirs by his first wife Mary. Two children of Henry and Anne went on to have many descendants: His oldest son, Henry Tyler stayed in VA and his line is the 10th President John Tyler's line. This line of John Tyler's can be considered "The Southern Tylers". The Tylers migrated heavily after the Revolutionary War, to Texas, Missouri, Mississippi and Louisiana.

In 1-7-1652 Henry was granted 254 Acres of land for importing himself and wife Mary and 4 other persons to Middle Plantation, VA. He was the original grantee of land upon which the Governer's palace was erected, where it now stands. He was also a sheriff, coroner and Justice of the Peace in 1658. He was a churchman of Bruton parish, an architect, aristocrat, wealthy and educated man. See the Letters and Times of Tylers, Vol. 36-37.

"In 1658 he married Ann ORCHARD, in York Co., VA" "Henry Tyler, a descendant of Wat Tyler, came to VA before 1645. He was "patented" 254 acres of land at Middle Plantation, which is today's Williamsburg. In 1653 he was a Justice of the Peace in York Co."

(http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~nfurbish/tylerregister.htm)

References

• Virginia and Virginians: Eminent Virginians, Executives of the Colony of ... By Robert Alonzo Brock, Virgil Anson Lewis. Page 105. GoogleBooks
• Reference: Ancestry Genealogy - SmartCopy: Aug 29 2016, 17:53:17 UTC
• https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/tyler/2753/