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Marriage: Children:
  1. Christopher Hilliard Kyser: Birth: JUL 1818 in South Carolina. Death: 13 NOV 1902 in (COFFEE) Alabama

  2. Elizabeth Rebecca Kyser: Birth: 13 JAN 1819 in South Carolina. Death: 28 MAY 1887 in Springhill (PIKE) AL

  3. Clarissa Elizabeth Harlow "Clara" KYSER: Birth: 17 JUN 1821 in Alabama. Death: 06 APR 1904 in Buncombe Community (PANOLA) Texas

  4. Jacob KYSER: Birth: 1830 in Alabama.

  5. Phillip KYSER: Birth: ABT 1830.

  6. Mary Kyser: Birth: ABT 1833.

  7. Daniel W. Kyser: Birth: ABT 1835 in Alabama. Death: AUG 1888


Sources
1. Title:   John Kyser.ged

Notes
a. Note:   1850 United States Federal Census about John Kyser Name: John Kyser Age: 83 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1767 Birth Place: South Carolina Gender: Male Home in 1850 (City,County,State): Coffee, Alabama Family Number: 638 Household Members: Name Age John Kyser 83 Barbery Kyser 65 Jacob Kyser 22 Mary Kyser 17 Daniel Kyser 15 Elizabeth Rice 20 War of 1812 Service Records about John Kyser Name: John Kyser Company: JUHAN'S BATTALION, SOUTH CAROLINA MILITIA. Rank - Induction: PRIVATE Rank - Discharge: PRIVATE Roll Box: 120 Roll Exct: 602 John KYSER 83 SC Barbery 65 Jacob 22 AL Mary 17 Daniel 15 Elizabeth RICE 20 NOTE: GENFORUM KYSER posting by Amy Bryant gives as a daughter of John and Barbery, Clarissa Harlow KYSER who married Green Berry Wilbur BAILEY. Had a son Green Berry BAILEY. John and Barbery also had Philip KYSER who is shown at household 650 in the census. She gives her great grandmother as Carrie Bell KYSER-DRIGGERS whose father was Wylie DRIGGERS, a horse trader. Mother was Itella.) Ann Hood wrote in a 4 Jan 2001 posting that the KYSERS in the census at that time are one of her family lines; that she wasn't exactly sure how the RICE family fit in but she suspected "John KYSER (KISER)'S daughter oldest (sic) daughter may have married a RICE."


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