Tymon Family Website...........

This site has been developed by me (Shaun Tymon) and is all about the Tymon family history. It aims to help discover more about that history by providing a contact point for everyone interested in the subject. If you have an interest in the Tymon family, whether or not you are actually a "Tymon" then please contact me and hopefully enjoy the site.

Please post any comments or questions on the Bulletin Board page. Thanks. Have a look at the new biographies page too.

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Shaun Tymon (6 January 2007).

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The Tymon name is registered with the Guild of One Name Studies (GOONS) - Registration Number 4131 - Click image to right for GOONS site

  1. View JWT
  2. View JamesGrave
  3. View John William Tymon
  4. View Tymon Park Opening Plaque
  5. View JWTShopA
  6. View JohnWilliamSmall
  7. View William S Tymon2a
  8. View Christine Laws
  9. View Emma & Dad on Boat2
  10. View Tymon Castle 4
  11. View Tymon Castle site
  12. View JWT Medals Front
  13. View DaisySedman
  14. View Tymon Lane
  15. View scarbay2

This website is mainly based on research of the line of the Tymon family which stretches from 18th Century Ireland through seven generations to 20th Century Scarborough, but many other branches of the family appear at various stages. The story, which is still unfolding, if at an ever slower rate, is the result of twenty years of research and the help of many people.

Acknowledgements (please click for more details)

Special thanks go to my cousin Chris Vaughan for starting my interest in the subject, Edith

Lancaster, Agnes Clara Tymon (Mitchell), Joseph Tymon, Chris Tymon, Maggy Fielden, Ann Newsome, Jack Laverack and also to long distance suppliers of information James Brown and Joan Swaney from the United States of America both of whom have Tymon’s amongst their ancestors.

Much of the information relating to the 1840s onwards has been gathered at the Scarborough library as the Tymon family has been in the Scarborough area since that time and records are therefore quite good. Unfortunately research covering times prior to that period has been much more difficult due to the destruction by fire of many Irish records.

Latterly I have received an immense amount of help from my friends on the website RootsChat which provides free information and advice on all aspects of genealogy.

Tymon

One Name Study

To contact us at the Tymon One Name Study Website please email us at:

shaun@tymon.org

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Tymon Castle

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