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Harold L. Tryon - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Tallulah Madison Journal, October 15, 1981

Services for Harold L. Tryon, 84, were held Sunday in St. Edwards Catholic Church with Father 
Voorhries officiating. Burial was in Silver Cross Cemetery under direction of Crothers Funeral Home.

Mr. Tryon died Friday in Delta Haven Nursing Home after a long illness.

He was an Iowa native and 48-year Tallulah resident. He was a farmer and member of St. Edwards 
Catholic Church.

Survivors include eight sons, Xxxxx Tryon of Los Angeles, Xxxxx Tryon of Mokame, Mo., Billy Tryon of 
Delhi, Xxxxx H. Tryon of Swartz, Gary Eugene Tryon of Spring, Texas, Franklin Ralph Tryon of Houston, 
James E. Neuroth of Ruston and Wayne Neuroth of St. Joseph; six daughters, Mrs. Leonard Neumann of 
Tallulah, Mrs. Don Trees of Mesa, Ariz., Mrs. Charles Beed of Green Springs, Ariz., Mrs. Jim Byers 
of Battle Ground, Wash., Mrs. Eva Reynolds and Mrs. Kathleen Frier, both of Tallulah; 42 grandchildren; 
46 great-grandchildren; and a great-great-grandchild.

Pallbearers were Robert A. Neumann, Daniel Neumann, Dr. Thomas A. Neumann, Dr. Leonard P. Neumann, 
Edwin H. Brinson Jr. and Charles L. Roberson.