Tyler, Royall, 1757-1826
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Tyler, Royall, 1757-1826
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Tyler, Royall
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Tyler, Royall
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American youth 1757-1826
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Underhill, Updike
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Tyler, William Clark 1757-1826
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Tyler, William Clark 1757-1826
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Tyler, William C. 1757-1826
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Tyler was a playwright and jurist whose career included terms on the Supreme Court of Vermont (1801-1813).
American novelist, dramatist and jurist.
American jurist, novelist, and playwright.
Royall Tyler (1757-1826) was born in Boston, Mass. He received degrees from Harvard and Yale in 1776. He became a lawyer and was named chief justice of the Vermont Supreme Court in 1807. A playwright and author, he produced the first American comedy, "The Contrast," in 1787.
Tyler married Mary Palmer (1775-1866) and they had eleven children. Mary Palmer Tyler wrote "The Maternal Physician," published in 1811, and an autobiography which was published by her descendent Helen Tyler Brown in 1925.
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Braintree (Mass.)
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United States
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Brattleboro (Vt.)
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Vermont
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New Hampshire
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Windham County (Vt.)
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Rutland (Vt.)
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Danville (Vt. : Town)
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Vermont
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Vermont
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Vermont
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Chittenden County (Vt.)
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Brattleboro (Vt.)
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Vermont--Windham County
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