Descendants of John Tyler, tenth President of the United States, is still alive

While most presidents are associated with United States law or important policy matter, highlighting former President John Tyler, President, U.S. military commander on 10 head, and his descendants are impressive.

He served two grandchildren Tyler - Yes descendants - still alive and MentalFloss.com reports.

The men, Lyon Gardiner Tyler, Jr., born in 1924, and Harrison Ruffin Tyler, who was born in 1928, are the Lyon Gardiner Tyler's children, one of 15 children of President Tyler.

President Tyler was 63 when her son, Lyon Gardiner Tyler, according to records obtained by FoxNews.com. Lyon and later even his children, was about 70 years when their children were born. Children's mother, Sue Ruffin, wife of the second father of Lyon, who died in 1935.

Tyler said Harrison, who has a weekly magazine of the University of Virginia Tech in 2007 graduated from the College of William and Mary in 1949 with a degree in chemistry and attended graduate school at the University of Virginia Tech for engineering. I was working with the chemical state of Virginia and Carolina, who co-founded the company in industrial water treatment, ChemTreat Inc., in 1968. He now lives in Sherwood Forest Plantation, a National Historic Landmark in the state of Virginia.

At a glance of the season Franklin, Tennessee, Lyon, Lyon and honored son of Tyler as a "loyal member" of the organization. The FranklinLionsClub.com Leon Jr. is also a graduate of William and Mary and studied at the University of Virginia School of Law and the practice of law in the state of Virginia.

Lyon Gardiner Tyler served, Director Jr. Centennial 1959-1963 Civil War Virginia, and made history in classrooms across the state, according to the Lions Club. Later returned to school, receiving a doctorate in history from Duke University, said the site. Reside in the state of Tennessee.