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05-00001-01 MARTHA TINGLEY-FULLER⁶ (Samuel⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Cumberland, RI, born Jan. 10, 1738 at Attleboro, MA¹²; died May 29, 1828 at Cumberland, RI; intentions published Oct. 30, 1773, married Nov. 25, 1773 at Attleboro, MA¹², Jonathan, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Fuller, of Cumberland, RI, born _______ at Foster, RI; died _______ at _______.

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05-00001-03 BENJAMIN TINGLEY⁶ (Samuel⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Cumberland, RI⁵, born Apr. 13, 1741 at Attleboro, MA¹², baptized Apr. 26, 1741²⁵ (marker in cemetery says Apr. 24, 1741⁴³, but it is unusual to baptize a Protestant baby only 2 days old); died May 13, 1828 at Cumberland, RI⁴² (marker says May 29, 1828⁴³); married first Jan 24, 1765 by Stephen Fuller, J.P., at Attleboro, MA¹², Sebula (Sybulla), daughter of Noah and Mary (Cushman) Fuller, of Attleboro, MA, born Jan. 8, 1746 at Attleboro, MA; died June 16, 1782 in her 37th year, at Attleboro, MA. Benjamin married second Nov. 10, 1785 by Elder Abner Ballou, at Cumberland, RI¹⁵, Elizabeth, daughter of John and Elizabeth (Brown) Cole, of _______, widow of _______ Philbrook, born May 13, 1751 at Attleboro, MA; died Sep. 27, 1829 at Cumberland, RI. Benjamin and his second wife, Elizabeth, are buried in the Peck Cem. at Arnold Mills, RI, formerly called the "1775 Cemetery" in Abbott's Run. Sybulla is in Newell Cem., South Attleboro.

Benjamin was a soldier in the French and Indian War, enlisting in 1758. He served at Fort Cumberland, N.S., from Apr. 1759 to Sep. 1760. He was at the Battle on the Plains of Abraham, but was not engaged. He was First Lieut., in Capt. Caleb Richardson's Co. from Bristol Co., and Adjutant. He was commissioned by the Council of Mass. Bay in New England, July 12, 1776.

He was also a soldier of the Revolution⁴¹. As Sgt. in Capt. Jabez Ellis' Co., he served 11 days on alarm Apr. 19, 1775 and Battle of Bunker Hill; 2nd Lieut. in Capt. Jacob Hide's 1st Co. Col. John Daggetts' Regt. (4th Bristol Co.), Mass. Militia; also Lieut. in Capt. Stephen Richardson's Co. served 25 days; also Quarter Master in Col. Isaac Dean's Regt., 10 days service. Engaged July 31, 1780; discharged Aug. 7, 1780; Regt. marched to Tiverton, RI on alarm⁴¹.

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05-00001-04 LOIS TINGLEY-JENCKES⁶ (Samuel⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Providence, RI, born Nov. 7, 1742 at Attleboro, MA¹²; baptized Dec. 26, 1742 at Attleboro, MA²⁵; died Feb. 28, 1825 at Providence, RI; intentions published Feb. 12, 1773¹¹; married by John Dexter (J.P.) Apr. 3, 1773 at Providence, RI⁶⁴¹, Moses, son of Capt. Stephen and Sarah (Hawkins) Jenckes, of North Providence, RI, born Sep. 14, 1751 at Providence, RI; died Apr. 15, 1820 at Providence, RI. Moses was a miller at Dexter mills and in 1792 he, with two brothers, entered into an agreement with Ebenezer Becklin to build a dam on the Pawtucket River.

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05-00001-05 HANNAH TINGLEY-NISBET⁶ (Samuel⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Adams, MA, born Aug. 18, 1744 at Attleboro, MA¹²; died Jan. 6, 1829 at Adams, MA; int. pub. Mar. 13, 1773²⁵⁸; married Nov. 4, 1773 at First Congregational Church, Providence, RI, Robert, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Nisbet, of Adams, MA, born Aug. 22, 1744 at Coultershaw, Scotland; died Oct. 16, 1795 at Adams, MA. Robert was a Quaker Preacher.

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05-00001-06 SARAH TINGLEY-MARTIN⁶ (Samuel⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Adams, MA, born June 13, 1747 at Attleboro, MA¹²; died Mar. 16, 1829 at _______; married _______ at _______, George, son of George and Barbara (Albio) Martin, of Adams, MA, born July 27, 1744 at Middletown, RI; died Feb. 24, 1800 at Adams, MA.

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05-00001-09 SAMUEL TINGLEY⁶ (Samuel⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Attleboro, MA, born Oct. 17, 1752 at Attleboro, MA¹²; baptized Feb. _______, 1753 at Attleboro, MA²⁵; died Mar. 21, 1846, 93y, at Attleboro, MA¹², buried in Newell Cem. at South Attleboro, MA; married first, published Feb. 12, 1780, Rebekah, daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth (Reade) Cushman, of Attleboro, MA, born July 21, 1760 at Attleboro, MA; died Dec. 6, 1790, 30y, at Attleboro, MA¹². Samuel married second July 16, 1797 at Attleboro, MA⁸⁵, Amey, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) Vial, of Attleboro, MA, born _______, 1772 at _______; died May 1, 1858, 86y, at Attleboro, MA⁷. Samuel was a sculptor. He was a soldier of the Revolution and a pensioner with Certificate #W 1669. He served as Drummer in MA troops as follows: on alarm Apr. 19, 1775 to May 10, 1775 in Capt. Jabez Ellis' Co., Battle of Bunker Hill, June 18, 1775 to July 2, 1775, same Co. Dec. _______, 1775 to Mar. _______, 1776 in Capt. Stephen Richardson's Co. Oct. 1, 1776 to Nov. _______, 1776 in Capt. Jacob Ide's Co., Col. Daggett's Regt. Fall of 1777, 1 1/2 mos. in Capt. Stephen Richardson's Co. Aug. 1778, 1 1/2 mos. in Capt. Moses Wilmarth's Co., Col. Thomas Carpenter's Regt. and was in Battle of Rhode Island. Fall of 1778 or 1779, 1 mo. in Capt. Elisha May's Co.; winter 1779-80, 4 mos. in Capt. Alexander Foster's Co.; Summer or Fall of 1780, 1 1/2 mos. in Capt. Samuel Robinson's Co., Col. Isaac Dean's Regt. (from his pension file). Also the following names were given as granddaughters: Mrs. Wilson Sterling of 1129 La St., Lawrence, Kansas; Mrs. Grover and Miss Charlotte E. Cook. Will the descendants of these kindly contact the compiler, Mrs. Marian M. Frye, 6535 Williams Walk, Falls Church, VA 22042?

Samuel Tingley of Attleboro, MA, Drummer, Capt. Jabez Ellis' (Attleboro) Co. of Minute Men and Militia, which marched on alarm Apr. 19, 1775, service 9 days; alarm of Bunker Hill; also Drummer, Capt. Jacob Ide's (Attleboro) Co., Col. Dagget's Regt., service, 24 days, Co. marched to RI on alarm Dec. 8, 1776; also, Capt. Moses Wilmarth's Co., Col. Thomas Carpenter's Regt.; service from Aug. 17, 1778 to Sep. 9, 1778, 24 days, on expedition of RI; 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. marched to Tiverton, RI on an alarm.⁴¹

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05-00001-10 BETSEY TINGLEY-HEWES⁶ (Samuel⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Attleboro, MA, born Oct. 8, 1754 at Attleboro, MA¹²; baptized Oct. 13, 1754 at Attleboro, MA²⁵; died July 25, 1838, 84y, at Attleboro, MA⁷, buried in Newell Cem. at South Attleboro, MA; married Nov. 1, 1792 at First Congregational Church, Attleboro, MA⁸⁵, Elijah, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Hewes, of Attleboro, MA, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______.

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05-00001-11 MARCY TINGLEY-THOMAS⁶ (Samuel⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born Dec. 12, 1757 at Attleboro, MA¹²; baptized Dec. 25, 1757 at Attleboro, MA²⁵; died Jan. 17, 1851 at _______; married June 9, 1785 at _______, William, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Thomas, of Attleboro, MA, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______.

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05-00001-12 LYDIA TINGLEY-WITHERTON⁶ (Samuel⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born May 6, 1761 at Attleboro, MA¹²; died July 21, 1834 at Attleboro, MA; married Oct. 28, 1790 by Rev. Elisha Carpenter at Attleboro, MA¹², Thomas, son of Thomas and Sarah (Dyer) Witherton, of Attleboro, MA, born Sep. 13, 1764 at Dorchester, MA; died Dec. 27, 1842 at Dorchester, MA. Thomas married second, Elizabeth Davenport.

Children

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05-00002-01 MARY (MOLLY) TINGLEY-SEAMANS⁶ (Daniel⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Rehoboth, MA, born _______, 174_ at Attleboro, MA; died _______ at _______; marriage published Aug. 15, 1761 at _______ ¹¹, Josiah, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Seamans, of Rehoboth, MA, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______.

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05-00002-02 ANN TINGLEY-BROWN⁶ (Daniel⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Rehoboth, MA, born _______ at Attleboro, MA; died _______ at _______; intentions published May 16, 1772, married June 18, 1772 by Rev. Ephraim Hyde at Newman Congregational Church, Rehoboth, MA¹¹, John, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Brown, of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______.

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05-00002-03 SARAH TINGLEY-CHASE¹² (Daniel⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Swanzey, NH, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______; married Mar. 17, 1770 at _______ ¹¹, Rufus, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Chase, of Bristol, RI, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______.

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05-00002-04 WILLIAM TINGLEY¹² (Daniel⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Boston, MA, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______; married Mar. 24, 1772 at _______ ¹¹, Mary, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) Arnold, of Rehoboth, MA, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______.

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05-00003-01 HANNAH LANE-BISHOP⁶ (Hannah⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born Apr. 3, 1743 at Norton, MA²⁶; died _______ at _______; intentions published Feb. 7, 1767, married Mar. 5, 1767 at _______ ²⁴, Timothy, son of David and Elizabeth (Brown) Bishop, of Attleboro, MA, born Apr. 26, 1746 at Attleboro, MA; died _______ at _______.

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05-00003-02 ELKANAH LANE⁶ (Hannah⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Swanzey, NH, born Jan. 14, 1745-6 at Norton, MA²⁶; died Oct. 21, 1811 at Swanzey, NH; marriage filed & published Feb. 27, 1768 at Norton, MA. Certificate issued Mar. 21, 1768, Esther, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) Densmore, of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______. Elkanah married second _______ at _______, Annis, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) Knight, of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______. Annis married second, William Bridge. Elkanah was a Sergeant in the Revolution²⁴.

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05-00003-03 LUSE (LUCY) LANE-CARPENTER⁶ (Hannah⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Attleboro, MA, born Feb. 3, 1747-8 at Norton, MA²⁶; died Apr. 10, 1793 at Attleboro, MA¹²; intentions published Oct. 19, 1765⁴⁵, married Nov. 11, 1765 at Norton, MA²⁶, Deacon Cyril, son of Josiah and Huldah (Walker) Carpenter, of Attleboro, MA, born Sep. 7, 1743 at Attleboro, MA; died Nov. 23, 1811 at Attleboro, MA. Deacon was a soldier of the Revolution. He married second Apr. 16, 1795 at Attleboro, MA, Mary Andrews, a widow²⁶. See also Ref. 325.

Children

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05-00003-04 RUTH LANE-RICHARDSON⁶ (Hannah⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born Dec. 1, 1752 at Norton, MA²⁶; died Jan. 2, 1835 at Acworth, NH; married Oct. 31, 1771 at _______, Wyman, son of John and Elizabeth (Wilmarth) Richardson, of Swanzey, NH, born May 13, 1746 at Attleboro, MA¹²; died Oct. 14, 1839 at Darmouth, NH.

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05-00003-06 SAMUEL LANE⁶ (Hannah⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Swanzey, NH, born Jan. 9, 1759 at Norton, MA²⁶; died Jan. 26, 1845 at Northfield, MA; married June 15, 1785 at _______, Eunice, daughter of Elisha and Mary (Graves) Scott, of _______, born June 15, 1766 at _______; died Nov. 28, 1825 at _______. Samuel was a soldier of the Revolution and a pensioner with Certificate #S 15503. He served in the Co. commanded by Capt. Ellis and in Col. Scammels Regt. of NH¹³¹.

Children

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05-00003-07 ABIGAIL LANE-HILLS⁶ (Hannah⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______; married June 30, 1795 at _______, Ebenezer, son of Samuel and _______ (_______) Hills, of Swanzey, NH, born _______, 1738 at Swanzey, NH; died _______ at _______. No children.

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05-00004-01 JOSIAH TINGLEY⁶ (Josiah⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Middle Sackville, N.B., born Dec. 9, 1760 at Attleboro, MA¹²; died _______ at Middle Sackville, N.B.; married _______ at _______, Mary, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) Wheaton, of _______, born _______ at _______, N.B.; died _______ at _______, N.B. Josiah was a farmer.

His son Daniel 01, enlisted Mar. 2, 1810, was stationed on P.E.I. the entire time and was never involved in actual combat. He was discharged Mar. 2, 1817 at Montreal, Que. He served in the War of 1812. A new book entitled The 104th Regiment on Foot by W. Austin Squires of the N.B. Museum mentions Daniel²⁷.

Children

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05-00004-02 LAVINIA TINGLEY-THROOP⁶ (Josiah⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Point de Bute, N.B., born Oct. 20, 1762 at Attleboro, MA¹²; died _______ at Point de Bute, N.B.; married _______ at _______, Ichabod, son of Col. Josiah and Martha (Lyman)³²¹ Throop, of Point de Bute, N.B.⁴⁶, born _______ at _______, N.S.; died _______ at Point de Bute, N.B.⁴⁶

Children⁴⁶

All the children were born in Point de Bute.

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05-00004-03 DANIEL TINGLEY⁶ (Josiah⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Harvey, Albert Co., N.B., born Nov. 30, 1764 at Middle Sackville, N.S. (now N.B.)³⁸; died Mar. 5, 1843 at Harvey, N.B.³⁸; married _______ at _______, Abigail, daughter of Charles and Abigail (Fillmore) Oulton, of Jolicure, N.B. (granddaughter of John and Leah (Day) Fillmore), born _______, 1778 at _______; died June 10, 1839 in Albert Co., N.B.³⁸; both are buried in the Tingley Cem., on their farm, at Shepody, N.B. Her parents died the same night, Sep. 8-9, 1826 and are buried in a joint grave, Jolicure, N.B.⁵⁹ Daniel farmed on Midway Road, Albert Co., N.B. (Shepody).

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05-00004-04 JEMIMA TINGLEY-FILLMORE⁶ (Josiah⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Jolicure, N.B., born May 4, 1767 at Sackville, N.B.³⁸; died _______, 1849 at Jolicure, N.B.²⁷; married _______, 1785 at _______, John, son of John and Leah (Day) Fillmore, of Jolicure, N.B.³⁸, born _______, 1763 at Fort Lawrence, N.S.³⁸; died Apr. 7, 1856 at Jolicure, N.B.; both are buried in Jolicure Cem., side by side. Thanks to Ralph Tingley of Tingley Monuments, Halifax, N.S., Jemima has a new granite stone which Herman Fillmore so kindly installed. He also gave John's a new base - so "they stand up bravely".²⁷

Children

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05-00004-05 WILLIAM TINGLEY⁶ (Josiah⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Point de Bute, N.B., born Jan. 9, 1769 at Sackville, N.B.³⁸; died Aug. 26, 1853 at Sackville, N.B.³⁸; married first _______ at _______, Elizabeth, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) Horton, of Wallace, N.S., born Sep. 15, 1772 at White Plains, NY²⁰¹; died _______, 1829 at Point de Bute, N.B.³⁸. William married second May 24, 1832 at _______, Charlotte, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) King, of Cumberland Co., N.S.⁴⁷, born _______ at _______; died _______, 185_ at _______. This family was noted for its longevity³⁸. William was a farmer⁴⁹.

Children

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05-00004-08 AGREEN TINGLEY⁶ (Josiah⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Middle Sackville, N.B., born Dec. 3, 1776, in the woods where his parents had been driven by the Rebels³⁸; died Apr. 21, 1856 at Middle Sackville, N.B.³⁸; married Dec. 18, 1800 at _______, Elizabeth, daughter of Nathan and Zene (Thomas) Seaman, of Minudie, N.S.³⁸, born Jan. 2, 1778⁴⁸ at Minudie, N.S.; died Dec. 15, 1855⁸³ at _______, buried in Four Corners Cem. at Upper Sackville, N.B.²⁷. Agreen was a farmer - on homestead of his father⁴⁹.

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05-00005-01 SAMUEL TINGLEY⁶ (Samuel⁵, Daniel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Lewes, DE and St. Martin, MD, born _______, 1740 at New York, NY; died Jan. _______, 1800 at St. Martin, MD; married Nov. 6, 1767 at New York, NY²⁸, Susannah Margretta, daughter of John Jacob Frederick and Susannah Catherine (Klamm) Clem, of Orange Co., NY, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______. Samuel was a clergyman of the Church of England, some say a graduate of Oxford. He is buried in the aisle of St. Martin's Church, Worcester Co., MD. He was ordained in 1773. He became noted as the Rector of St. George's Episcopal Chapel of Lewes, DE, during the Revolution. He was also a silversmith, worked in Philadelphia in 1796 and was in New York City about 1765.

Children

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05-00005-02 ELIZABETH TINGLEY-HANSHAW⁶ (Samuel⁵, Daniel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______; married Aug. 20, 1764 at New York, NY⁶³, Samuel, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Hanshaw, of New York, NY; died _______ at _______. Samuel married second Oct. 3, 1770 at _______, Mary King.

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05-00005-03 DAVID TINGLEY⁶ (Samuel⁵, Daniel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of New York, NY, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______; married Jan. 7, 1796 at _______, Elizabeth, daughter of Dr. Joseph and Hannah (Alsop) Sackett, of _______, born Jan. 16, 1772 at Newtown, CT⁶¹; died May 18, 1816 at New York, NY⁶² (Dr. Joseph Sackett, born Feb. 16, 1733). David was a Captain⁶¹.

Child

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05-00005-04 ABIGAIL TINGLEY-MALCOLM⁶ (Samuel⁵, Daniel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______, 1770 at _______; married Oct. 5, 1765 at New York, NY²⁸, William, son of Sir Richard and _______ (_______) Malcolm, Bart. of New York, formerly of Balbeadie, County of Fife, Scotland, born Jan. 23, 1745 at Balbeadie, Scotland; died Sep. 1, 1791 at New York, NY.

William came to New York in 1763. He joined the Rebel Army and was a Major in 1776, a Colonel in 1776, and an Adjutant General from 1776 to 1780. He served as Representative in 1774, 1784, and 1787. He was a Brigadier General of Militia and a Member of the Order of Cincinnati.²⁴ He married second, Feb. 5, 1772, Sarah Ayscough.⁶³

Children

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05-00005-05 CATHERINE TINGLEY-HALL⁶ (Samuel⁵, Daniel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Dover and Lewes, DE, born _______, 1758⁵³ at New York, NY; died Nov. 10, 1810, 52y, at Lewes, DE; married Feb. 25, 1776 by her brother, Rev. Samuel Tingley, Rector of St. Peters Episcopal Church, at Lewes, DE⁹², David, son of David and Mary Magdalene (Kollock) Hall, born Jan. 4, 1752 at Lewes, DE⁵³; died Sep. 18, 1817 at Lewes, DE⁵³. He was a Colonel in the American Revolution⁵²; a Member of the Order of the Cincinnati, an Elder of the Presbyterian Church and 4th Governor of the State of Delaware (1802-05), also Judge. He married second Sarah Polk.

David Hall House opposite Zwaanendael House, on King's Hwy. was the house of David Hall, Governor of Delaware 1802 to 1805, was shingled and painted gray. It consisted of a tall main section and a lower wing. In 1968 this house was painted white and is one of the best preserved old homes in Lewes.¹⁶⁰

"Col. David Hall was admitted to the Bar Aug. 18, 1773, in New Castle Co., Del. He enlisted as a Private and recruited a Company whereupon he was made Captain of the Company Jan. 15, 1776. He subsequently recruited the celebrated Delaware Line Regiment Apr. 5, 1777 and was made its Colonel. They participated at Brandywine, Germantown and Monmouth and were with George Washington at Valley Forge and during the remainder of the war, fought in important battles, doing distinguished service in various lines of duty and they earned a reputation second to no other troops in the Continental Army. Colonel Hall was wounded at Brandywine (Heitman says at the Battle of Germantown), Oct. 4, 1777." (From Officers of the Continental Army F 205).

"At the close of the war he resumed the practice of law in his native town and in 1802 was elected Governor of the State, on the Democratic Ticket. He filled the office with great credit, continuing until 1805. Ex Governor Hall was soon after made one of the Judges of Delaware, under the Constitution of 1792, which position he adorned by his learning, ability, and integrity. When in the Army, he slept in the same tent with Washington and corresponded with him afterward. Picture of Washington, which has ever since hung in the State House at Dover, was presented to the State by the Governor. He died at Lewes, Del., Sep. 18, 1817. His wife was Catherine Tingley of New York. His son Joseph was admitted to the Bar, Oct. 10, 1809, but died soon after in early manhood." (From Scharf's History of Delaware, Vol. I, Folio 210).

"His regiment was known as the Famous Delaware Regiment and was mustered out Nov. 30, 1778. He died in 1817 and is buried in the Presbyterian Graveyard at Lewes, Del." (taken from the typewritten manuscript filed in the Archives at Dover, Del., entitled "Hall & Allied Families." Both are buried in the Presbyterian Churchyard at Lewes, DE⁵³.

Children

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05-00005-06 MARY TINGLEY-PIERCE⁶ (Samuel⁵, Daniel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born _______ at New York, NY; died _______ at _______; married Apr. 25, 1805 at _______, John, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Pierce, of New York, NY, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______.

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05-00005-07 AGNES TINGLEY-BRASS⁶ (Samuel⁵, Daniel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of New York, NY, born _______ at New York, NY; died _______ at _______; married Feb. 9, 1761 at New York, NY²⁸, Adolphus, Jr., son of Adolphus and Maria (Carstang) Brass, of New York, NY; baptized June 2, 1734 at _______; died _______ at _______. Adolphus married first Sara Bessit. Adolphus, Sr. died Apr. 20, 1765⁶⁵.

Children

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05-00005-08 DANIEL TINGLEY⁶ (Samuel⁵, Daniel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born _______ at New York, NY; died _______ at _______; married _______ at _______, Elizabeth, daughter of Edward and Elizabeth (_______) Laight, of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______.

Children

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05-00006-01 DAVID COX⁶ (Elizabeth⁵, Daniel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born Oct. 23, 1738 at Hempstead, LI, NY⁵⁴; died _______, 1810 at _______; married Sep. 30, 1762 at _______, Rachel Rebecca, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) Lisk, of _______, born _______, 1729, baptized in 1745 at Staten Island, NY⁵⁴; died _______ at _______.

Child

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05-00008-01 EUNICE TINGLEY-DUNN⁶ (Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Somerset Co., NJ, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______; married _______ at _______, David, son of Lt. Col. Micajah and _______ (_______) Dunn, of Somerset Co., NJ, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______.

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05-00008-02 CHRISTIAN TINGLEY-REID⁶ (Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______; married _______, 1825 by Rev. Chris. Milner at _______, Asa, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Reid, of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______.

Child

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05-00008-03 SARAH (SALLY) TINGLEY-RUNYON⁶ (Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Jefferson Co., OH, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______; married ca 1790 at _______, Lewis, son of Joseph and Jane (Dunn) Runyon, of _______, born ca 1766 at _______; died _______, 1816 at Jefferson Co., OH.

Children⁶⁶

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05-00008-05 JEREMIAH TINGLEY⁶ (Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Plainfield, NJ and Short Creek, OH, born Aug. 28, 1755 at Plainfield, Somerset Co., NJ; died June _______, 1803 at Short Creek, Jefferson Co., OH, buried in Hopewell Church Cem. at Warren Twp., Jefferson Co., OH; married July 5, 1778 at _______, Esther (Hettie), daughter of Dr. William and Esther (Nightingale) Leddell, of Elizabeth, NJ, born Aug. 29, 1756 at Elizabeth, NJ; died Sep. 2, 1845 at Cadiz, OH, buried in Old Graveyard at Cadiz, OH. Jeremiah was a soldier of the Revolution³⁶. He served as a member of the Somerset County Militia, N.J. B1755, Somerset Co., N.J. National No. 25690, Vol. 26, D.A.R. Lineage (Moravian Trail Chapter). Some say that Esther was his second wife.²⁴ According to The Kinears and their Kin, by Emma Siggins White, pub. 1916, Jeremiah Tingley received a soldiers' grant of land in Western Virginia.

Children

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05-00008-06 EBENEZER TINGLEY⁶ (Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, NJ, born Mar. 27, 1763 at Somerset Co., NJ; died June 14, 1824 at Somerset Co., NJ; married first Jan. 16, 1786 at _______, Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph and Jane (Dunn) Runyon, of _______, born Apr. 3, 1765 at _______; died Aug. 10, 1806 at Somerset Co., NJ¹⁵⁷. Ebenezer married second Apr. 26, 1810 at _______, Rebecca, daughter of Abner and Sarah (Dunham) Stelle (widow), of Plainfield, NJ, born July 20, 1774 at Plainfield, NJ; died July 14, 1863 at Piscataway, NJ⁶³⁸. Ebenezer was a soldier of the Revolution, served as Private from Somerset Co., NJ with the Continental Troops. Both are buried in the Samptown Baptist Cem.¹⁵⁷

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Children by Second Wife

06-00040

05-00008-07 ABIGAIL TINGLEY-COZAD-WINTERMOOTE (or WINTERMUTE)⁶ (Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Wantage, Sussex Co., NJ⁵⁶, born Sep. 16, 1765 at Somerset Co., NJ; died Oct. 5, 1827, 60y, at Greenville, OH; married first _______, 1786 at Somerset Co., NJ, Rev. Thomas Coon, son of Anthony and Catherine (Coon) Cozad, of Wantage, NJ, born Sep. 13, 1763 at Bernardsville, NJ; died Nov. 23, 1808 at Wantage, NJ. Thomas was a Baptist clergyman. Abigail married second _______, 1811 at _______, Rev. John, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Wintermoote, of Drake Co., OH, born Jan. 30, 1738 at _______; died Jan. 19, 1814, 75y 11m 19d, at _______ ²³⁹, both are buried in a small county cem. at Sharpeye, Wash. Twp., Darke, OH⁶⁹⁸. On tombstone: ABIGAIL J.C. Tingley of N.J. Relect of Thomas COZAD.

Rev. Thomas Cozad was converted under the preaching of Rev. Abner Sutton. Shortly after his conversion and marriage, which immediately followed, Thomas removed to Sussex Co., NJ, where he was licensed to preach, and became pastor of the 2nd Wantage Baptist Church, known also as the Westtown Church, where he was pastor from 1801 until his death, in 1808⁵⁷. John Wintermute also was a Baptist clergyman. Abigail is buried on Wintermute-Bodle farm near Greenville, OH²³⁹.

Children by Cozad

All children were born in Wantage, NJ.

06-00041

05-00008-08 GRACE TINGLEY-CLARK⁶ (Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______, shot by soldier in the Revolution while passing through the lines to join her husband; married _______ at _______, Thomas, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Clark, of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______ ⁶⁶.

06-00042

05-00008-09 JOHN IRA TINGLEY⁶ (Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Somerset Co., NJ and Fairfield, OH⁵⁸, born Oct. 27, 1769 at Somerset Co., NJ; died _______, 1844 at Fairfield, OH; married ca 1794 at _______, Hannah, daughter of Phillip and Hannah (Phillips) Winans, of _______, born Feb. 21, 1776 at Fairfield, OH; died _______ at Fairfield, OH; both are buried in Cost Cem. about 2 miles south of Fairfield, OH⁵⁸.⁶⁹⁷

Children⁵⁸

06-00044

05-00009-02 SAMUEL COSAD⁶ (Elizabeth⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Mt. Olive, NJ, born July 26, 1760 at _______; died Mar. 7, 1841 at Mt. Olive, NJ; married first Mar. 14, 1782 at _______, Lydia, daughter of Thomas and _______ (_______) Coon, of _______, born _______, 1763 at _______; died Oct. 1, 1813 at _______. Samuel married second Apr. 26, 1814 at _______, Lucretia A., daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) Boss, of _______, born Oct. 30, 1783 at _______; died Apr. 29, 1840 at _______. Samuel married third Sep. 4, 1840 at _______, Elizabeth, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) Aber, of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______. No children. Samuel was a Deacon.

06-00045

05-00009-03 NANCY COSAD-WOLFE⁶ (Elizabeth⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Mt. Olive, NJ, born _______, 1764 at _______; died Dec. 6, 1851 at Mt. Olive, NJ; married _______ at _______, John, son of George and _______ (_______) Wolfe, of _______, born Feb. 15, 1761 at _______; died May 4, 1823 at _______.

Children

06-00046

05-00010-01 DANIEL TINGLEY⁶ (Ebenezer⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Sussex Co., NJ and Seneca, NY, born _______ at _______, NJ; died _______, ca 80y, at Seneca, NY; married _______ at Sussex Co., NJ, Margaret, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) Van Pelt, of _______, NJ, born Dec. 12, 1756 at _______, NJ; died Dec. 1, 1844, 87y 11m 17d, at home of her grandson, Samuel Tingley, Jr., in Adrian Twp., Lenawee Co., MI. She is buried there. Daniel was a tanner and shoemaker by trade. He was a soldier of the Revolution, served as Private in Capt. Sebring's Co., First Regiment, Somerset County Militia and saw active duty July 31 to Aug. 23, 1780³¹.

Children⁵⁸

All children were born in Sussex Co., NJ.

06-00047

05-00010-02 LEVI TINGLEY⁶ (Ebenezer⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Trenton, NJ and Bethel, OH, born _______, 1752 at Trenton, NJ; died Oct. 9, 1832 at Bethel, OH; married first _______ at _______, Elizabeth, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) Jennings, of _______, born _______ at _______, VA; died _______ at _______. Levi married second Jan. 12, 1820 by Moses Edwards, Minister of the Gospel⁶⁷, in Claremont Co., OH, Elizabeth Bennett, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) _______, born _______ at _______. Levi, a Revolutionary soldier⁶⁸, came to Tate Twp. in 1804 and settled one mile south of Bethel, where, in 1806, he built a tannery and carried on that business until his death. This account was also given in the History of Clermont Co., Ohio, by J.L. Rocky & R.J. Bancroft, pub. 1880, as follows: "In the same neighborhood, Poplar Creek, the same year, 1804, from New Jersey, settled Levi Tingley, also a Revolutionary soldier. In 1806 he commenced a small tanning business, and carried it on until his death, in 1832. His sons were Jacob and Benjamin. The former died at sea. The latter served in the War of 1812, and for many years lived near Bantam, where he carried on a tannery. In 1836 he moved to Indiana. Benjamin and Jonathan Tingley, another son, became property holders and soon after moved to Tate Twp.

"First tanyard mentioned in County records was operated in 1811 by Levi and Benjamin Tingley, near Bethel."

Children

06-00048

05-00010-03 JACOB TINGLEY⁶ (Ebenezer⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Washington Valley, NJ, born _______, 1754 at _______; died _______ at _______; married _______ at _______, Sarah, daughter of Thomas and Jemima (Camp) Squier¹⁵², of Morris Twp., Morris Co., NJ⁶⁹, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______.

Children

06-00049

05-00010-04 SAMUEL TINGLEY⁶ (Ebenezer⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Somerset Co., NJ and Fairfield, OH, born May 2, 1756 at Somerset Co., NJ; died Sep. 10, 1827 at _______; married Mar. 3, 1782 at _______, Jane, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) Carlile, of _______, born Nov. 24, 1762 at _______; died July 12, 1837 at _______. Samuel was a farmer in Bath Twp., Greene Co., OH⁷⁰ and a soldier of the Revolution³⁶. He served in the Continental Army.

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