Tyson
This is the page for the Tyson family, primarily descending from John Tyson.
Family Tree
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John Tyson
(b. 10/10/1843, d. 03/05/1901)
from Maryport, England -
with
Sarah Ann Tyson (née Tucker) (b. 24/11/1850, d. 14/05/1893)
from London, England -
Charles Henry Tyson
(b. 05/09/1872, d. 14/11/1962)
from St Arnaud, Victoria -
with
Ellen Tyson (née Vigar) (b. 16/10/1869, d. 14/04/1963)
from Ten Mile Point, New South Wales -
Charles Edward Tyson
(b. 14/11/1897, d. 23/09/1985)
from St Arnaud, Victoria -
Clifford James Tyson
(b. 18/09/1909, d. 14/01/1991)
from Coolgardie, Western Australia -
John Edward Tyson
(b. 05/09/1874, d. 23/05/1944)
from St Arnaud, Victoria -
George Stephen Tyson
(b. 08/01/1882, d. 10/02/1962)
from St Arnaud, Victoria -
Samuel Martin Tyson (né Sampson Martin Tyson)
(b. 13/10/1886, d. 14/05/1948)
from St Arnaud, Victoria -
with
Myrtle Ada Tyson (née Dennis) (b. c. 1889, d. 11/05/1950)
from Corowa, New South Wales -
Edward Arthur Tyson
(b. 04/02/1910, d. 05/02/1996)
from Kalgoorlie, Western Australia -
Edward Arthur Tyson
(b. 18/06/1891, d. 22/07/1968)
from St Arnaud, Victoria
Family Details
Charles Henry Tyson
(b. 05/09/1872, d. 14/11/1962)
Charles Henry Tyson (a.k.a. Charlie Tyson), born in St Arnaud, Victoria in 1872. He played for Midland Junction in the WAFL. He also represented Western Australia at national football carnivals / championships. Tyson also coached Midland Junction.
John Edward Tyson
(b. 05/09/1874, d. 23/05/1944)
John Edward Tyson (a.k.a. Jock Tyson), born in St Arnaud, Victoria in 1874. He played for South Adelaide in the SANFL.
George Stephen Tyson
(b. 08/01/1882, d. 10/02/1962)
George Stephen Tyson (a.k.a. Tony Tyson), born in St Arnaud, Victoria in 1882. He played for West Perth in the WAFL. He also represented Western Australia at national football carnivals / championships. Tyson also officiated as a field umpire.
Samuel Martin Tyson (né Sampson Martin Tyson)
(b. 13/10/1886, d. 14/05/1948)
Samuel Martin Tyson (né Sampson Martin Tyson) (a.k.a. Sam Tyson), born in St Arnaud, Victoria in 1886. He played for Midland Junction and West Perth in the WAFL.
Edward Arthur Tyson
(b. 18/06/1891, d. 22/07/1968)
Edward Arthur Tyson (a.k.a. Ted Tyson), born in St Arnaud, Victoria in 1891. He played for Prahran in the VFA/VFL. He also represented New South Wales at national football carnivals / championships.
Charles Edward Tyson
(b. 14/11/1897, d. 23/09/1985)
Charles Edward Tyson (a.k.a. Charlie Tyson), born in St Arnaud, Victoria in 1897. He played for Collingwood and North Melbourne in the VFL/AFL. He played for Yarraville in the VFA/VFL. He played for the Richmond Seconds in the VFL/AFL Reserves. Tyson also coached North Melbourne and the Richmond Seconds.
Clifford James Tyson
(b. 18/09/1909, d. 14/01/1991)
Clifford James Tyson (a.k.a. Cliff Tyson), born in Coolgardie, Western Australia in 1909. He played for North Melbourne and Melbourne in the VFL/AFL.
Edward Arthur Tyson
(b. 04/02/1910, d. 05/02/1996)
Edward Arthur Tyson (a.k.a. Ted Tyson), born in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia in 1910. He played for West Perth in the WAFL, winning four premierships with West Perth (1932, 1934, 1935, 1941). He also represented Western Australia at national football carnivals / championships.