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TYLER, Charles Humphrey, soldier, born in Virginia in 1826; died in West Point, Georgia, 17 April, 1865. He was graduated at the United States military academy in 1848, and became 2d lieutenant in the 2d dragoons, 25 April, 1849. He served in garrison in the cavalry-school at Carlisle, Pennsylvania, on frontier duty, and in the Utah expedition of 1857-'9. On 28 June, 1861, he was promoted captain, but he was dismissed from the army on 1 June, 1861, for deserting his post. He then entered the Confederate service, became a brigadier-general, and was killed in battle at West Point, Georgia
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