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04-00002-01 SAMUEL TINGLEY⁵ (Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Attleboro, MA⁵, born June 23, 1714 at Rehoboth, MA¹⁰; died Oct. 15, 1784, 70y, at Attleboro, MA¹²; married Feb. 3, 1737 by Rev. James Bayley at Attleboro, MA¹², Margaret, daughter of Rev. Matthew and Margaret (Freeman) Short, of Weymouth, MA, born Aug. 1, 1717 at Weymouth, MA⁷; died Nov. 5, 1808, 91y, at Attleboro, MA¹². Margaret's father was the first settled minister at Attleboro, MA, and was ordained in 1712. Samuel was a shipjoiner and a farmer. His family was noted for its longevity²⁴. Burial in Newell Cem. at South Attleboro, MA.

Children¹²

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04-00002-02 DANIEL TINGLEY⁵ (Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Attleboro, MA, born Feb. 21, 1716 at Attleboro, MA¹²; died _______ at _______; intentions published Nov. 5, 1743, married Nov. _______, 1743 at _______, Hannah, daughter of Benjamin and Jerusha (Whiting) Slack, of Attleboro, MA¹², born Sep. 12, 1720 at _______; died Dec. 11, 1751 at _______ ²³⁵. Hannah married second, Thaddeus Cook, of Preston, Apr. 4, 1751 at _______ ¹⁵.

Children

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04-00002-04 HANNAH TINGLEY-LANE⁵ (Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Norton, MA, born June 16, 1721 at Attleboro, MA¹²; died Sep. 15, 1772 at Norton, MA²⁶; married June 10, 1742 at Norton, MA by Joseph Avery, intentions not recorded²⁶, Elkanah, son of Ephraim and Ruth (Shepardson) Lane, of Norton, MA, and Swanzey, NH, born Apr. 1, 1719, or Sep. 10, 1717, at Norton, MA; died Dec. 6, 1811 at Swanzey, NH. Elkanah was a soldier of the Revolution³²⁵. His mother, Ruth, was a granddaughter of Elizabeth Call-Tingley-Shepardson²⁴.

Children

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04-00002-07 JOSIAH TINGLEY⁵ (Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Sackville, N.S., now N.B., born Dec. 31, 1730 at Attleboro, MA¹²; died June 17, 1817 at Sackville, N.B.²⁷; marriage published Oct. 6, 1759, married Nov. 22, 1759⁶⁶⁷, Jemima, daughter of Benjamin and Jemima (Briggs) Crabtree, of Attleboro, MA¹², born Aug. 7, 1737 at Attleboro, MA¹²; died Apr. 9, 1807 at Sackville²⁷, N.B. Josiah served in the French War and went to Nova Scotia in 1763, to accept a land grant. He apparently was a loyal soldier of the Crown in the Revolution and helped repel the Rebels from Nova Scotia. He was a farmer in that section now called Middle Sackville, N.B. Josiah and Jemima are buried side by side in the Four Corners Cem. at Upper Sackville, N.B.

Children

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04-00003-01 SAMUEL TINGLEY⁵ (Daniel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of New York, NY, born _______, 1712 at New York, NY; died _______, 1765 at New York, NY²⁹; int. pub. Mar. 4, 1737, married Mar. 6, 1737 at Dutch Church, NY⁶⁵, Agnus, daughter of Casparus and Agnietje (_______) Blanck, of New York, NY (Dutch for Agnes and Casper Blank), baptized Dec. 14, 1715 at New York, NY⁵³; died _______ at _______. Samuel was a mariner (sea captain), merchant and owner of the Brigantine Earl of Lounsdown, 10 guns, and India King.

Children

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04-00003-02 ELIZABETH TINGLEY-COX⁵ (Daniel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Burlington, NY, born _______, 1714 at New York, NY; died _______ at _______; married Nov. 7, 1732 at Hempstead, L.I., NY, David, son of Jonathan and Jane (Baker) Cox, of Hempstead, L.I., born Nov. 22, 1716 at _______; died Mar. 10, 1760 at Burlington, NY⁵⁴.

Child

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04-00004-02 JOSEPH TINGLEY⁵ (Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Somerset Co., NJ, born _______, 1720 at Somerset Co., NJ; died _______, 1780⁶⁹⁷ at Somerset Co., NJ; married _______, 1748³⁰ at _______, Christian, daughter of James and Grace (Fitz-Randolph) Manning³², of _______, born Jan. 31, 1732 at Piscataway Twp., Essex Co., NJ; died _______ at _______. Joseph was a soldier of the Revolution³¹.

Children

Supplied by Leona Gay Tingley-Brewer from Autobiography of Lydia B. Sexton, published by the United Brethren Publishing House, Dayton, OH, 1885:

"Joseph Tingley and his family were driven from their home by the Hessians. Christian, his wife, and children with their servants took refuge in Schooley's Mountains. Joseph Tingley took his two oldest boys, Ebenezer and Jeremiah, and equipping themselves with flint-lock muskets, powder horns, home spun blankets, etc., set out for the headquarters of General Washington, not far distant. Approaching General Washington, he took off his hat and put it under his arm. Addressing the General he said, `I believe I have the honor of being in the presence of General Washington'. The General replied, `My name is George Washington. Put on your hat, daddy'. `I came to offer you my service and that of my sons, such as it is, to help in this struggle', said grandfather Tingley. `NOBLE OFFERING. Fall in ranks there and at roll call report your names', directed the General.

"The Hessians had taken possession of their house and barn for headquarters, who, on leaving it, left only the bare walls."

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04-00004-03 ELIZABETH TINGLEY-COSAD⁵ (Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born _______, 1724 at _______; died Mar. 12, 1812 at Mt. Olive, NJ; married _______, 1757 at _______, Rev. Jacob Cosad, son of Jacob and Anna (Cox) Cosad, of Mount Olive, NJ, born _______, 1724 at _______; died Jan. 26, 1812 at Mount Olive, NJ. He had married first Elizabeth Sutton(?).

Children

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04-00004-04 EBENEZER TINGLEY⁵ (Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Somerset Co., NJ, born _______, 1730 at Somerset Co., NJ; died Dec. _______, 1783 at South Amboy, Somerset Co., NJ³³; married _______ at _______, Ann, daughter of Jacob and _______ (_______) Jennings, Sr., of Somerset Co., NJ, born _______, 1730-35, at _______, NJ; died _______, 1784³³ at Somerset Co., NJ.

Children³⁴

From will of Jacob Jennings, Sr. (Abstract of Wills, Vol. VIII, N.J. Archives, p. 201) he requests "that 1/4 of his estate be put in trust for children of daughter Ann Tingley, deceased; and in particular for her two youngest sons Ebenezer and John and such other of the children as may have had the least of their father's estate, Ebenezer Tingley, deceased. Grandson, Daniel Tingley (oldest son of daughter Ann) no more than ten shillings."

Marion Borders, D.A.R. member, supplied the following notes --

"Served as Captain first regiment Somerset Co., New Jersey, Militia, prior to July 1776; served 1776, 1777, 1778.

"Verfied number 292752.

"He was a Civil Officer under the Colonial Governor.

"He was an alderman and had the power of three magistrates, and when the Colonials declared independence, he was one of them.

"He got permission from General Washington, to visit his family, and was spied on by the British Cavalry.

"He fled in his night clothes, barefooted on the frozen ground for three miles, and got back safely to Washington's army.

"The English Government offered a thousand dollars for his head taken dead or alive."

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04-00004-05 NATHANIEL TINGLEY⁵ (Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Morris Co., NJ, born _______, 1733 at _______; died Sep. 12, 1800, leprosy, in Morristown, NJ¹⁵⁵; married _______ at _______, Phoebe, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) _______, of _______, born _______, 1738 at _______; died Aug. 24, 1804, intermittent fever, at Morristown, NJ¹⁵⁵. Nathaniel was a soldier of the Revolution³⁶. He lived on Tingley Road and operated a blacksmith shop.

Children²⁴

Also see: Documents relating to the Colonial Revolutionary & Post Revolutionary History of New Jersey, 1st Series, Vol. 38 pub. 1944, page 370 Josiah Tingley Adm. of his father's estate⁶²⁸.

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04-00004-06 DORCAS TINGLEY-SMITH⁵ (Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Pluckemin, NJ, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______; married _______ at _______, Cornelius, son of Richard and _______ (_______) Smith¹⁵², of Pluckemin, NJ, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______.

Children¹⁵²

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04-00004-07 MARTHA TINGLEY-BEBOUT⁵ (Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______; married _______ at _______, William, son of Peter and Sarah (Darling) Bebout¹⁵², of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______. William married second _______, Hannah Ogden.

Child

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04-00004-08 MARGARET TINGLEY-CAMPBELL⁵ (Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______; married _______ at _______, McDonald, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Campbell⁴⁰, of _______, born Feb. 12 1754³²⁵ at _______; died Mar. 20, 1845³²⁵ at _______. McDonald married second Nancy Stout and third widow Valentine.

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04-00004-09 MARY ANN TINGLEY-CYPHERS⁵ (Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______; married _______ at _______, Jacob, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Cyphers, of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______.

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04-00005-01 THOMAS TINGLEY⁵ (Timothy⁴, Thomas³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Attleboro, MA, born Aug. 17, 1732 at Attleboro, MA¹²; died Jan. 9, 1809, 76y, at Attleboro, MA¹²; married Nov. 28, 1754¹², Martha, daughter of Benjamin and Margaret (Robinson) Day, of Attleboro, MA; granddaughter of Nathaniel and Ruth (Rowe) Day and of George and Elizabeth (Guild) Robinson; great-granddaughter of Anthony and Susanna (Matchet) Day, of Gloucester, of Hugh and Rachel (Langton) Rowe, of George and Joanna (Ingraham) Robinson, and of John and Elizabeth (Crooke) Guild, of Dedham; and great-great-granddaughter of John and Bridget Rowe, of Gloucester and of Joseph Langton (son of Roger and Joan Langton, of Ipswich), and his wife, Rachel, daughter of William and Bridget Varney, of Gloucester, MA. She was born Oct. 23, 1732 at Attleboro, MA; died Nov. 22, 1805¹² at Attleboro, MA. Thomas was Captain of the ship Pallas, owned by John Wilcock. Thomas is buried in Newell Cem. at South Attleboro, MA. Her parents, Benjamin Day was born Sep. 19, 1691; died Aug. 6, 1776; Margaret Robinson was born Jan. 9, 1690 and died after 1776; they were married Dec. 16, 1714. (Attleboro Deaths Vol. VII gives Feb. 18, 1809 as date of Thomas' death.)

Children

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04-00005-02 PELATIAH TINGLEY⁵ (Timothy⁴, Thomas³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Waterboro, ME⁵, born Jan. 3, 1735 at Attleboro, MA¹²; died Sep. 3, 1821 at Waterboro, ME; married Oct. 17, 1787 at _______, Mary, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) Murray, of New Durham, _______, born _______, 1746 at _______; died Sep. 6, 1796 or 7, 51y, at Waterboro, ME. Pelatiah was a graduate of Yale, Class of 1761, an M.A. in 1765, and a Baptist Elder in 1762. He represented Waterboro in the Massachusetts Convention which ratified the Constitution of the United States. He voted nay. He was ordained a Free Will Baptist Minister in 1764, was a traveling minister and performed marriages³⁹. At age 16, he experienced religion and united with the Congregational Church. "One cold, blustering day, in Maine, a rough fellow entered the public room in which Elder Tingley was seated, leaving the door open, bantering, he accosted the unassuming preacher with the question, `Well, Elder, what did you learn in college?' _______ `I learned to shut the door.', was the timely answer. He usually spoke pointedly and incisively. `He was a man of short prayers, short sermons, and short speeches.'"²³

Children

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04-00005-04 RUTH TINGLEY-RICHARDSON⁵ (Timothy⁴, Thomas³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born Oct. 18, 1739 at Attleboro, MA¹²; died Nov. 20, 1803 at _______; intentions published Oct. 13, 1764, married Jan. 17, 1765 at Attleboro, MA¹², Capt. Aaron, son of David and Remember (Ward) Richardson, of Newton, MA, born Oct. 2, 1740 at _______; died _______, 1786-7. Aaron was a soldier of the Revolution²⁴.

Children

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04-00005-06 ARAUNAH TINGLEY⁵ (Timothy⁴, Thomas³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Attleboro, MA, born Oct. 14, 1744 at Attleboro, MA¹²; died Aug. 13, 1775 at Attleboro, MA, 30y⁷, buried in Newell Cem. at South Attleboro, MA; int. pub. Oct. 26, 1765²⁵⁸; married Jan. 16, 1766 at Attleboro, MA¹², Keziah, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) Pitcher, of _______, born May 10, 1747 at _______; died Mar. 12, 1816, with fever, 68y, at Attleboro, MA¹².

Children

Araunah was in the American Revolution, a private in Capt. Jabez Ellis' (Attleboro) Co. of Minute Men which marched on the Alarm of Apr. 19, 1775. He reported to the call of Troops at Bunker Hill and died of camp fever Aug. 13, 1775. He served 9 days⁴¹.

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04-00005-07 CHLOE TINGLEY-DRAPER⁵ (Timothy⁴, Thomas³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born Nov. 25, 1746 at Attleboro, MA¹²; died Apr. 4, 1828, 81y, at Attleboro, MA⁷; int. pub. Oct. 28, 1769²⁵⁸; married Feb. 8, 1770 at Attleboro, MA¹², Isaac, son of Ebenezer and Dorothy (Childs) Draper, of Attelboro, MA, born July 28, 1736 at Green Lodge, MA; died July 17, 1824, 87y, at Attleboro, MA⁷, buried in Newell Cem. at South Attleboro, MA. Isaac was a tanner at Attleboro, MA.

Children

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04-00005-08 NATHAN TINGLEY⁵ (Timothy⁴, Thomas³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Attleboro, MA, born Dec. 16, 1750 at Attleboro, MA¹²; died Nov. 10, 1798 at Attleboro, MA¹²; int. pub. Dec. 28, 1772, married Jan. 11, 1773 by Rev. Ephraim Hyde at Newman Congregational Church, Rehoboth, MA¹¹, Lucy, daughter of Benijah and _______ (_______) Barrows, of _______, born June 1, 1754 at Rehoboth, MA; died Jan. 15, 1816 at Attleboro, MA. Nathan was a soldier of the American Revolution. He was a Private in Capt. Jabez Ellis' Co. of minute men and militia (Attleboro), which marched on the alarm of Apr. 19, 1775; service nine days; also, for Battle of Bunker Hill; also, Capt. Jacob Ide's (Attleboro) Co., Col. Daggett's Regt.; service, eight days. Co. marched to RI on alarm Dec. 8, 1776; also Capt. Samuel Robinson's Co., Col. Isaac Dean's Regt. marched July 31, 1780; discharged Aug. 8, 1780; service, 8 days; 2 days travel also allowed on march home from Tiverton to Attleboro. Co. had marched to Tiverton, RI on an alarm⁴¹.

Children

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04-00006-01 ESTHER TINGLEY-JENCKES⁵ (Ephraim⁴, Thomas³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born Sep. 11, 1731 at Attleboro, MA¹²; died _______ at _______; married Sep. 25, 1748 at Smithfield, RI¹⁵, William, Jr., son of William and Amphillis (Smith) Jenckes, of Providence, RI, born _______, 1724 at Pawtucket, RI; died Nov. 5, 1815, 91y⁶⁶, at West Wrentham, MA⁶⁶. He married second Jan. 17, either 1767⁶⁴¹ or 1772⁶⁶, Phebe Jenckes.

Children by First Wife⁶⁶

Raymon Tingley's notes clearly state that William married second Jan. 17, 1772 and he has 9 children total shown for William, one more than given in the Jenks genealogy, which also gives his second marriage date as Jan. 17, 1767. In some children's record a birthdate is not shown and for a few of these a marriage date is given. Without further proof or research, it is impossible to be absolutely certain which of these children are of second marriage and which are of first marriage. Assuming William's second marriage date was Jan. 17, 1772 we have the children as shown above. If marriage date of Jan. 17, 1767 is the correct date of his second marriage the children, Job, Luke and Ruth, would belong to second marriage and would not be Tingley descendants.

Between Esther and Ruth there are apparently approximately 4 years assuming no children were born between those two. Likewise, between Job and Luke there are approximately 4 years, again assuming none of these children were born between Job and Luke so it is a toss up at this point and it is assumed Raymon's notes are accurate as it is desired that no Tingley descendant be omitted. Thus Job and Ruth and their descendants are in question at this point and may or may not belong in the Tingley book. Perhaps someone has proof and will kindly inform the compiler of this record. Luke and Diana were born after 1772 so these are definitely not Tingley descendants and are being omitted. Birthdates for Mary and Lucy are unknown at this point and they also may not belong in the Tingley family. That will have to be determined after their dates have been found.

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04-00006-02 PHOEBE TINGLEY-MATTESON⁵ (Ephraim⁴, Thomas³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Coventry, RI, born Dec. 12, 1732 at Attleboro, MA¹²; died Feb. 16, 1807 at Coventry, RI; married _______ at _______, Jonathan, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Matteson, of _______, born _______, 1725-6 at _______; died Feb. 20, 1812 at Coventry, RI, 87y.

Child

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04-00006-03 PHYLLIS TINGLEY-ARNOLD⁵ (Ephraim⁴, Thomas³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born Dec. 30, 1734 at Attleboro, MA¹²; died _______ at _______; married _______ at _______, _______, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Arnold, of _______, born _______ at _______.

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04-00006-04 ELIZABETH TINGLEY-JOHNSON⁵ (Ephraim⁴, Thomas³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Attleboro, MA and Coventry, RI, born Nov. 20, 1736 at Attleboro, MA¹²; died _______ at Coventry, RI; married _______, 1760 at _______, Ebenezer, son of Elisha and Deborah (Sherman) Johnson, of Coventry, RI, born _______, 1734 at Coventry, RI; died _______, 1834 at Coventry, RI.

Child

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04-00006-07 SARAH TINGLEY-JENCKES⁵ (Ephraim⁴, Thomas³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born Sep. 9, 1744 at Rehoboth, MA¹²; died Dec. 1, 1825, 81y, at _______; married _______ at _______, Joseph, son of Nathaniel and Catherine (Scott) Jenckes, of Providence, RI, born Dec. 18, 1740 at _______; died Feb. 17, 1821, 81y, at _______. Joseph was a grandson of Governor Joseph Jenckes, of RI. In 1784 Joseph was in Captain Walls Co. from Coventry⁶⁴¹.

Children

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04-00006-09 RICHARD TINGLEY⁵ (Ephraim⁴, Thomas³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Greenwich, NY, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______; married Mar. 11, 1780 at _______, Cynthia, daughter of Amaziah and Hannah (Whipple) Jillson, of Cumberland, RI, born _______ at Cumberland, RI; died _______ at _______. No children.

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04-00006-05 REBEKAH (or REBECCA) TINGLEY-JOHNSON⁵ (Ephraim⁴, Thomas³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born Feb. 4, 1739 at _______, MA; died _______ at _______; married _______ at _______, Ebenezer, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Johnson, of _______, born Feb. 19, 1736 at _______; died Sep. 4, 1840 at _______ (from D.A.R. Patriot Index supplied by Louise Throop).