07-00100

06-00025-02 DIANA (ANNA) TINGLEY-ANDERSON⁷ (Agreen⁶, Josiah⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Sackville, N.B.³⁸, born July 8, 1803 at Middle Sackville, N.B.; died Jan. 30, 1877 at Sackville, N.B.; married Mar. 10, 1825 by Rev. Chris. Milner at Sackville, N.B.⁴⁷, James B., son of Thomas and Jerusha (Stone) Anderson, of Coles Island, Sackville, N.B., born Feb. 17, 1801 at _______; died May 27, 1869 at Sackville, N.B.; both are buried in Four Corners Cem. at Upper Sackville, N.B. James' mother's name is "ANNER" on the tombstone⁸³. James was a stone quarrier and farmer⁵⁸.

Children⁴⁹

07-00101

06-00025-03 JOHN S. TINGLEY⁷ (Agreen⁶, Josiah⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Middle Sackville, N.B.⁴⁹, born July 23, 1804 at Middle Sackville, N.B.³⁸; died Nov. 17, 1895 at Middle Sackville, N.B. (heart failure); married Jan. 24, 1828 by Rev. Chris. Milner at Middle Sackville, N.B.⁴⁷, Jane, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) Patterson, of _______, born Oct. 5, 1808 at Coles Island, N.B.; died _______, 1899 at Middle Sackville, N.B., stroke and old age; both are buried in York St. Cem. at Sackville, N.B.⁴⁷³ John was a farmer.

Children⁴⁹

07-00102

06-00025-04 AGREEN TINGLEY⁷ (Agreen⁶, Josiah⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Harvey Parish, Albert Co., N.B.⁴⁹, born Oct. 6, 1807 at Middle Sackville, N.B.³⁸; died Nov. 6, 1883 at Harvey, N.B.; married first Mar. 29, 1838 at _______, Harriet, daughter of Samuel and Margaret (Brewster) West, of _______, born Aug. 30, 1818 at Hopewell, N.B.; died Feb. 1, 1867 at _______ ¹⁰⁴; both are buried in Albert Cem.⁸³. Agreen married second June 10, 1875 at _______, Annie, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) Bleakney, of _______, born Aug. 2, 1832 at _______; died _______ at _______. Agreen was a large scale farmer.

It is said that Agreen Tingley was a man of remarkable fortitude, perseverance and business capacity. He left his home in Sackville when a young man, removing to Albert Co., first living in Hopewell then removing to Harvey and finally settled in Germantown where he was surrounded by forests.

Here he worked with indomitable energy clearing the forests and improving the land until he made one of the most valuable farms in the parish.

In his latter years he retired from the farm and left it to his sons to occupy³⁸. No children by his second wife.

Children by First Wife

07-00103

06-00025-06 JOSIAH TINGLEY⁷ (Agreen⁶, Josiah⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Middle Sackville, N.B.⁴⁹, born June 23, 1811 at Middle Sackville, N.B.³⁸; died June 18, 1893 at Middle Sackville, N.B.; married Dec. 17, 1835 at Middle Sackville, N.B.⁹⁷, Amy, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) Sears, of _______, born Jan. 14, 1817 at Midgic, N.B.; died Oct. 15, 1892 at Sackville, N.B., buried in Rural Cem. at Sackville, N.B.⁴⁷³ Josiah was a house joiner, millwright, and farmer⁴⁹, also a carriage builder and Clerk of the Baptist Church³⁸. In the early part of his life he ran a ferry for passengers, etc., between Dorchester and Hopewell Capes, living at Hopewell Cape during that time. During his residence at Sackville, N.B., he built a number of fine buildings in that vicinity. He held office of Church Clerk in First Baptist Church³⁸.

Children⁴⁹

07-00104

06-00025-07 ANN TINGLEY-PATERSON⁷ (Agreen⁶, Josiah⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Coles Island, Westmorland Co., N.B.⁴⁹, born Sep. 17, 1813 at Middle Sackville, N.B.; died Mar. 18, 1878 at Coles Island, N.B.; married Nov. 3, 1835 at Sackville, N.B.⁴⁷, Silas, son of John and Ann (Read) Paterson, of Coles Island, N.B., born June 19, 1811 at Coles Island, N.B.; died Mar. 14, 1872 at Coles Island, N.B.³⁸

Children⁴⁹

07-00105

06-00025-08 ZACHARIAH TINGLEY⁷ (Agreen⁶, Josiah⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Middle Sackville, N.B.⁴⁹; removed to Toronto after his wife died, to be near his son, Alfred, born Apr. 2, 1815 at Middle Sackville, N.B.; died Mar. 28, 1895 at _______; married Jan. 26, 1840 at Sackville, N.B.⁹⁷, Judith Sarah, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) Sears, of _______, born June 4, 1820 at _______; died Feb. 1, 1885 at _______ ³⁸.

Children⁴⁹

Gilbert 05 was alive in 1861 census record⁴⁹. Bessie⁴⁹, b. 1859, is in 1861 census record.

07-00106

06-00025-09 AMOS TINGLEY⁷ (Agreen⁶, Josiah⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Middle Sackville, N.B. (on the family homestead), born Apr. 24, 1817 at Middle Sackville, N.B.; died Oct. 30, 1897 at Middle Sackville, N.B.; married July 24, 1849 at Sackville, N.B.⁹⁷, Martha _Jane_, daughter of Edwin and Martha (Anderson) Dixon²³⁰, of Sackville, N.B., born Mar. 17, 1832 at Sackville, N.B.; died Sep. 30, 1898 at Dorchester, MA²⁴. Jane's parents were married in 1827. Amos was a farmer. History of Sackville, by Dr. W. C. Milner, gives Jane's father's name as Edwin.

Children⁴⁹

Gilbert 05, Amos 06, and Elizabeth 07 are buried in Four Corners Cem.

Harvey 04 left home while quite young and went to sea - worked his way up to First Officer. During this time, "he had been in every quarter of the globe, serving in the British and American Merchantmen and also in the U.S. Navy.

"While on a passage from Jacksonville, Fla., to Cayenne, French Guiana, a sailor fell overboard. The sea was running high but he, with one man, launched the boat and rescued the drowning man, but they were unable to regain the ship for some time, the sea being so rough. For this act, he was presented with a magnificent chronometer watch by the Canadian Government, suitably inscribed with his name thereon."³⁸

07-00107

06-00026-01 SAMUEL JOHNSON TINGLEY⁷ (Samuel⁶, Samuel⁵, Daniel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Philadelphia, PA, born _______, 1770 at Sussex Co., DE; died _______, 1800 at Philadelphia, PA; married Apr. 24, 1793 at St. George's Episcopal Church, Lewes, DE⁹², Elizabeth (Betsy) Elma, daughter of Benjamin and Mary (Vaughan) West, of Lewes, DE, born Oct. 4, 1776 at Sussex Co., DE; died June 30, 1825 at Sussex Co., DE. Betsy married second Aug. 19, 1801 at Chappel (St. George's Episcopal Chapel), DE, Robert Burton⁹². She is buried in the Rodney Tract, near St. George's Chapel with Burtons, but her husband, Robert Burton, is buried in St. Peter's in Lewes, DE⁹².

Children²⁴

All children were born at Indian River Hundred, DE.

07-00108

06-00023-06 ASA FILLMORE⁷ (Jemima⁶, Josiah⁵, Samuel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Turtle Creek, Albert Co., N.B.⁴⁹, born _______, 1802 at Albert Co., N.B.; died Aug. 20, 1891 at Turtle Creek, N.B., buried in the Old Cem. at Turtle Creek, N.B.; married second _______ at _______, Lydia, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) Steeves, of _______, born _______, 1817 at _______; died Sep. 6, 1898, 81y, at _______, buried in Dawson Cem. at Dawson Settlement, N.B. For Asa's first marriage, see 07-00073.

07-00109

06-00030-02 MARY HALL-HOUSTON-WALKER⁷ (Catherine⁶, Samuel⁵, Daniel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born _______, 1776 at _______ ⁵³; died Nov. 15, 1840 at _______ ⁵³; married first _______ at _______, Dr. Robert, son of John and _______ (_______) Houston, of _______, born _______ at _______; died Aug. 20, 1803 at _______ ⁵³. Robert was an M.D. Mary married second _______ at _______, David, son of Thomas and _______ (_______) Walker, of Lewes, DE, born _______, 1782 at _______ ⁵³; died July 20, 1855 at _______ ⁵³.

Children by Houston

Children by Walker

07-00110

06-00030-03 JANE HALL-COLLINS-CAREY⁷ (Catherine⁶, Samuel⁵, Daniel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Laurel, Sussex Co. and Nanticoke Hundred, DE, born Jan. 16, 1779 at Lewes, DE⁵³; died Apr. 11, 1837 at _______ ⁵³; married first Nov. 23, 1801²⁴ at _______, John, son of John and Sarah (Houston) Collins, of Lewes, DE, born Mar. 1, 1776 at Nanticoke Hundred, Sussex Co., DE²⁴; died Apr. 11, 1822 at _______ ²⁴. John was a lawyer, Governor of DE 1821-1822; President of the Senate in 1816. He is buried in the Family Burial Ground on Old Collins Plantation near Bridgeville, DE⁹². Jane married second _______ at _______, Dr. John, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Carey, of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______, 1832 at _______. Jane is buried beside her first husband on the Old Collins Plantation near Bridgeville, DE⁹².

"John Collins was elected Governor in Jan. 1821 and died in April, 1822. The forge passed to his son Theophilus Collins, who continued it until 1850 and then abandoned the forge and continued the grist mill until his death. This was sold later by Theophilus, son of John Collins to William Downing of Delmar. (Sharf's History of Delaware, p. 1300 of Vol. II)⁵³.

"He [John] lived in Laurel, Sussex Co., Del., when elected. His father, known as Captain Collins, owned at one time 2000 acres of land in Nanticoke Hundred. He served 15 months in office as Governor, dying in April of 1822, during his term. He was President of the Senate in 1816. In 1812, he built a charcoal forge. (National Encyclopedia of American Biography)". This was taken from Hall and Allied Families in typed manuscript form in the Archives at Dover, DE⁵³.

Children by Collins⁵³

07-00111

06-00030-04 ELIZABETH HALL-WHITE⁷ (Catherine⁶, Samuel⁵, Daniel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______ ⁵¹, born _______, 1780 at _______; died Sep. 9, 1819 at _______; married _______ at _______, Dr. John Jesse, son of Peter and Elizabeth (Paynter) White, of Lewes, DE, born Aug. 27, 1775 at _______; died Aug. 31, 1829 at _______ ⁵³. John was an M.D.

Children

07-00112

06-00030-05 KATHERINE HALL-PAYNTER⁷ (Catherine⁶, Samuel⁵, Daniel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born Jan. 13, 1784 at _______; died June _______, 1822 at _______; married Jan. 5, 1804 at _______, David, son of Samuel and _______ (Burton) Paynter, of _______, born Dec. 10, 1782 at _______; died May 5, _______ at _______ ⁵³.

Children

and three more who died young²⁴.

07-00113

06-00030-07 MARTHA (PATTY) KOLLOCK HALL-TULL-McCORD⁷ (Catherine⁶, Samuel⁵, Daniel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born Nov. 8, 1792 at _______ ⁵³; died Dec. 5, 1864 at _______ ⁵³; married first _______ at _______, James²⁴ (Jesse⁵³), son of _______ and _______ (_______) Tull, of Milton, DE, born _______, 1801 at _______; died Mar. 19, 1864 at _______. Patty married second _______ at _______, Joseph, son of _______ and _______ (_______) McCord, of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______. No children by first marriage, but a Mrs. E.B. Satlerthwaite has said that she is a direct descendant and requested pension papers for D.A.R.

Children

07-00114

06-00030-08 LYDIA HALL-HUFFINGTON⁷ (Catherine⁶, Samuel⁵, Daniel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Middleford, DE, born Aug. 11, 1796 at _______ ²⁴; died _______ at _______; married Aug. 8, 1816 at _______ ²⁴, Dr. Edward, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Huffington, of Middleford, DE, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______. Edward was an M.D.⁵³

Children²⁴

07-00115

06-00034-01 DORCAS COX-HUFF⁷ (David⁶, Elizabeth⁵, Daniel⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, baptized Apr. 17, 1791 at _______; died _______ at _______; married _______, 1810 at _______, Abraham, son of Isaac and Anna (Hoageland) Huff, of _______, baptized Mar. 11, 1781 at _______; died _______ at _______ ⁵⁴. Abraham was a blacksmith.

Children

07-00116

06-00037-01 MICAJAH DUNN RUNYON⁷ (Sarah⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Washington, IA, born Jan. 5, 1795 at _______, NJ; died Feb. 3, 1875 at Washington, IA; married _______ at _______, Elizabeth, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) Argo, of Rush Run, OH, born Jan. 28, 1803 at _______, PA; died May 5, 1877 at Washington, IA⁶⁶. In 1850 lived in Wells Twp., Jefferson Co., OH⁷⁰.

Children

07-00117

06-00037-06 DAVID RUNYON⁷ (Sarah⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______; married _______ at _______, Ellen, daughter of William and _______ (_______) Argo, of Rush Run, OH, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______.

07-00118

06-00038-01 GRACE TINGLEY-CHAPMAN⁷ (Jeremiah⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born Sep. 6, 1779 at Somerset Co., NJ; died Feb. 11, 1856 at _______; married _______ at _______, Charles, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Chapman, of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______ ²⁴.

Child

07-00119

06-00038-02 SARAH TINGLEY-SIMPSON⁷ (Jeremiah⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born May 23, 1781 at Plainfield, NJ; died _______ at _______; married June 10, 1806 at Jefferson Co., OH, James, son of Thomas and _______ (_______) Simpson, of Cadiz, OH and Pittsburgh, PA, born _______, 1776 at County of Tyrone, Ireland; died June 15, 1812 at Pittsburgh, PA. James was a merchant in Cadiz, OH²⁴. Checked against The Kinnears and their Kin by Emma Siggins White (pub. 1916).

Children

07-00120

06-00038-03 ELIZABETH (BETSY) TINGLEY-MEEK⁷ (Jeremiah⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Pittsburgh, PA and Wheeling, WV, born Jan. 13, 1783 at Perth Amboy, NJ; died May 8, 1869 at Wheeling, WV; married _______, 1802 at _______, James, son of Isaac and Mary (Robinson) Meek, of Wheeling, WV, born Jan. 13, 1778 at Buffalo Creek, VA; died _______, 1826 at Mt. Vernon, IN. James was an M.E. Minister.

Children

07-00121

06-00038-04 ESTHER TINGLEY-KNOX⁷ (Jeremiah⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born Feb. 12, 1785 at Plainfield, NJ; died Mar. _______, 1863 at _______; married _______ at _______, as his third wife, William, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Knox, of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______. William was a Minister of the Gospel²⁴.

Children²⁴

07-00122

06-00038-05 WILLIAM TINGLEY⁷ (Jeremiah⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Cadiz, OH, born Sep. 21, 1787 at Plainfield, NJ; died Sep. 28, 1862 at Cadiz, OH; married _______, 1812 at Cadiz, OH, Rachel Durbin, daughter of James and Rachel (Durbin) Polson, of Polson Chapel, MD, born Mar. 12, 1789 at Polson Chapel, MD; died Aug. 1, 1876 at Cadiz, OH, 87y 5m¹⁰⁷ (old age). William was a teacher and was Clerk of the Court, at Harrison Co., Cadiz, OH. He removed to West Virginia and thence about 1806, to Cadiz, OH.

Children¹⁰⁸

and seven others who died young.

07-00123

06-00038-06 PHOEBE TINGLEY-WINTER⁷ (Jeremiah⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born Oct. 18, 1789 at Plainfield, NJ; died Sep. _______, 1813 at _______; married _______ at _______, Christian, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Winter, of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______ ⁶⁶.

Phoebe probably died unmarried. This was pointed out by William P. Winter 10-04884-01 (a descendant of Phoebe's sister Christine, or Christina) who has done considerable research on his line.

Child

07-00124

06-00038-07 CHRISTINA TINGLEY-WINTER-TAYLOR⁷ (Jeremiah⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born Oct. 6, 1792 at Winchester, VA; died 1830-1840 at Loudonville, OH; married first July 15, 1813 at _______, William Abner, son of Jonathan Weeks and Nancy (_______) Winter, of _______, born 1781-1790 at Hartford, CT; died before Apr. 1828 at Loudonville, OH. William's father was a soldier in the Continental Army, who became a Quaker sometime after being discharged in 1781. He moved to OH with his wife Nancy and children, Abner, Sarah, and Elizabeth in 1811. Abner was the Loudonville postmaster for several years. Christina was a Methodist⁷⁹⁰. Christina married second _______ at _______, _______, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Taylor, of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______.

Children by Winter

Child by Taylor

07-00125

06-00038-08 JOSEPH TINGLEY⁷ (Jeremiah⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Cadiz, OH, born July 22, 1794 at Plainfield, NJ; died Aug. 28, 1825 at Gallipolis, OH; married Aug. 11, 1816 by Paul Preston, Cadiz, OH¹⁰⁹, signed by his brother William, Clerk of the Court, Hannah, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) Neill, of Cincinnati, OH, born _______ at Cincinnati, OH; died _______ at Cadiz, OH.

Children

Birth and death records were not kept until it was required by law. In a few cases some were filed voluntarily. The 1820 census showed Joseph with a wife, one son and one daughter. The 1830 census shows the mother as head. In the 1840 census no Tingley remains - Hannah either had died or remarried. Joseph was Editor of the Harrison Telegraph, County newspaper. The 1850 census is the first census which names all members of the household. Before 1850 only the head of a family is named.

07-00126

06-00039-04 JOSEPH TINGLEY⁷ (Ebenezer⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of New Market, NJ, born Sep. 10, 1795 at Metuchen, NJ; died Jan. 13, 1873 at New Market, NJ²⁴; married Oct. 1, 1818 at _______, Elizabeth, daughter of Enos and Phebe (Ayers) Talmadge, of Metuchen, NJ, born Aug. 10, 1799 at Metuchen, NJ; died Oct. 4, 1872 at New Market, NJ; both are buried in Samptown Baptist¹⁵⁷ Cem. Joseph was a farmer²⁴. In 1860 census, he was living in Plainfield, NJ.

Children

07-00127

06-00039-05 HESTER TINGLEY-VAN DYKE⁷ (Ebenezer⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Pluckemin, NJ and _______, NY, born May 23, 1798 at Washington, NJ; died Aug. 11, 1863 at _______, NY; married July 6, 1822 by Boggs at Somerset Co., NJ, Philip, son of Jacob and Elizabeth (Melick) Van Dyke, of Pluckemin, NJ¹¹⁰, born Sep. 15, 1794 at Pluckemin, NJ; died Oct. 3, 1832 at Pluckemin, NJ²⁴

Children

07-00128

06-00039-07 JANE M. TINGLEY-KING⁷ (Ebenezer⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Plainfield, NJ and _______, born Sep. 15, 1802 at _______; died Nov. 2, 1854 at _______; married Feb. 26, 1825 at Washington Valley, NJ, Abraham, son of _______ and _______ (_______) King, of Washington Valley, NJ⁶³⁰, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______.

Children

07-00129

06-00039-09 ABEL STELLE TINGLEY⁷ (Ebenezer⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of South Branch, NJ, born Feb. 2, 1811 at _______ ¹¹¹; died Mar. 7, 1895 at _______ ¹¹¹; married Sep. 3, 1835 by Fisher at Somerset Co., NJ¹¹⁰, Rebecca, daughter of William and Ann (Webster) McCullough, of _______, born Jan. 12, 1813 at _______ ¹¹¹; died Mar. 30, 1868 at _______ ¹¹¹. Abel is buried in Bedminster Cem. at Somerset Co., NJ¹¹¹.

Children

07-00130

06-00039-12 DAVID DUNHAM TINGLEY⁷ (Ebenezer⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Newark, NJ, born Aug. 7, 1817 at _______; died Feb. 8, 1861 at Newark, NJ; married Aug. 21, 1847 by Cox at Somerset Co., NJ¹¹⁰, Jane, daughter of Ephraim and Anna (Manning) Stelle, of _______, born _______ at _______; died Dec. _______, 1880 at Newark, NJ. David was a carpenter.

Children

07-00131

06-00040-01 ABNER SUTTON COSAD⁷ (Abigail⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Fairfield, OH, born June 9, 1787 at Wantage, NJ; died _______ at Fairfield, OH; married _______ at _______, Jemima, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) Chauncey, of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______ ²⁴.

Children²⁴

07-00132

06-00040-02 CHRISTIANA TINGLEY COSAD-CODDINGTON⁷ (Abigail⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Plainfield, Somerset Co., NJ, born Feb. 19, 1789 at Wantage, NJ⁵⁶; died May 14, 1861 at Mt. Horeb, NJ; married Feb. 6, 1816 at _______, William Benjamin, son of Benjamin and Hannah (Coon) Coddington, of Somerset Co., NJ, born Sep. 2, 1784 at Warren Twp., Somerset Co., NJ; died June 12, 1857 at Mt. Horeb, NJ; both are buried in the Baptist Churchyard at Mt. Bethel, NJ. William was a farmer.

(Will of Wm. B. Coddington was dated 11 Feb. 1857, probated 24 June 1857 by Friend Caleb Morton, executor, and sons Israel C. Coddington and George C. Coddington, joint executors. The will of Christiana Coddington, widow of Wm. B. Coddington, was dated 5 Nov. 1859, and probated May 1861, by son Cosadd (_sic_) Coddington, executor. Documents 3591-R and 3816-R, Probate Records, N.J. Archives, Trenton)⁵⁶.

Children

07-00133

06-00040-04 REV. DR. ANTHONY WAYNE COSAD⁷ (Abigail⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Fairfield, OH and Lebanon, St. Clair Co., IL, born May 2, 1791 at Wantage, Sussex Co., NJ²³⁹; died Dec. 16, 1857 at Summerfield, IL²³⁹; married first Feb. 6, 1811 at Fairfield, OH, Anna, daughter of Samuel and Martha (Martin) Stites, of Hamilton Co., OH, born Dec. 10, 1796 at _______; died July 16, 1838 at Summerfield, IL. Anthony married second, and divorced, Elizabeth Hull, a widow. Anthony married third _______, 1848 at _______, Hannah (widow of Jacob Cosad), daughter of Enoch and _______ (_______) Ayers, of Plainfield, NJ, born Mar. 27, 1810 at Plainfield, NJ; died Nov. 16, 1865 at Summerfield, IL. Elizabeth married third, Thomas Padfield²⁴.

"Anthony Wayne moved when he was about 18 years of age, following the great `trek' across the mountains, to Fairfield, Ohio, whither he was followed by many members of the family. He married at Fairfield, Anna Stites, daughter of Samuel Stites and granddaughter of Col. Ephraim Martin. They moved about 1818 to Lebanon, St. Clair Co., Ill., from which their children spread over Kansas, Nebraska, Texas, and California, some of the boys going to Cuba, New Mexico, Alaska, and the Philippines. It has been a pioneer family¹¹³." Anthony Wayne is mentioned in his Uncle Joseph's will⁵⁵; also, he was a soldier of the War of 1812, an M.D., and a Minister of the M.E. Church. He is buried in private cem. on old Cosad-Brown farm, half-way between Lebanon and Summerfield²³⁹.

Children by First Wife²³⁹

Child by Third Wife

07-00134

06-00040-07 CATHERINE COMPTON COSAD-ELSTON⁷ (Abigail⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born Feb. 28, 1795 at Wantage, NJ; died July 2, 1882 at Wantage, NJ; married Apr. 13, 1816 at _______, Asa, son of William and Elizabeth (Walling) Elston, of Wantage, NJ, born July 9, 1797 at Wantage, NJ; died Apr. 24, 1876 at Wantage, NJ¹⁴⁹.

Children¹⁴⁹

07-00135

06-00040-08 MARY COON COSAD-BODLE⁷ (Abigail⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Drake Co., OH, born Apr. 15, 1797 at _______; died _______, 1860 at Greenville, OH; married _______, 1819 at _______, NY, Abram, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Bodle, of Drake Co., OH, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______. Abram was a lawyer and Judge of Drake Co., OH²⁴.

Children

07-00136

06-00040-09 LYDIA COSAD-COX-MOORE-SEXTON⁷ (Abigail⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of IN, Dayton, OH, and Seattle, WA, born Apr. 12, 1799 at Sussex Co., NJ; died Dec. 15, 1894 at Seattle, WA; married first Mar. 17, 1820 at _______, Isaac, son of Judge John and Sarah (Clark) Cox, of _______, born _______, 1802 at Osborn, OH; died _______, 1823 at _______, IN. Lydia married second Apr. 1, 1824 at _______, Moses, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Moore, of _______, born _______ at _______; died Aug. 9, 1825 at _______. Lydia married third Sep. 12, 1829 at _______, Joseph, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Sexton, of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______. Lydia was a Minister of the United Brethren Church. She was the first woman ordained in the U.S.A.

Mrs. Lydia Sexton published at Dayton, OH in 1882, through the United Brethren Publishing House, an autobiography of 650 pages containing references to Somerset Co. people, although she herself was born in Sussex Co., NJ.

Child by Cox

Child by Moore

Children by Sexton

07-00137

06-00040-10 THOMAS MEADE COSAD⁷ (Abigail⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Dayton, OH, born May 12, 1801 at Wantage, NJ; died Jan. 14, 1842 at Dayton, OH; married Oct. 3, 1824 at Fairfield, OH, Margaret, daughter of Francis and Margaretta (Evans) Baker, of _______, OH, born Aug. 17, 1806 at Winchester, VA; died Jan. 24, 1887 at Fairfield, OH⁵⁸.

Children

07-00138

06-00040-11 ISAAC FINCH COSAD⁷ (Abigail⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Fairfield, OH, born Sep. 18, 1803 at _______, NJ; died _______, 1855 at Fairfield, OH; married Dec. 12, 1836 at Greene Co.¹¹⁴, OH, Caroline, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) Townsley, of Yellow Springs, OH, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______ ⁵⁸.

Children

07-00139

06-00042-01 MARY (POLLY) TINGLEY-POLLOCK⁷ (John⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Symmes Twp., Hamilton Co., and Miami Twp., Clermont Co., OH when Ezekiel applied for pension, born Jan. 7, 1796 probably in Somerset Co., NJ; died July 3, 1875, 79y 6m 2d, at Cincinnati, OH, buried in Mt. Holly Congregational Church Cem. at Milford, OH; married Mar. 23, 1813 at _______, Ezekiel, son of James and _______ (_______) Pollock, of Carlisle, PA, born May 24, 1790 at Carlisle, PA; died June 22, 1879, 89y 28d, at Cincinnati, OH, buried in Greenlawn Cem. at Milford, Clermont Co., OH. Ezekiel was a farmer, served in War of 1812 as teamster until General Hull's surrender. Served from June 1812 until 1813. His claim was rejected because he was considered a civil employee and not a soldier. According to local history, John Cleves Symmes, a citizen of Trenton, NJ, served in the Continental Congress. He contracted with the U.S. Treasury for a million acres of land in the Miami River area along the Ohio River where Cincinnati now stands for 66 cents an acre. He spent the greater part of the next year organizing parties of immigrants to settle on the land. Many came from NJ, PA, MD, and NY. He then persuaded the government to station some troops nearby. The soldiers were paid $3 per month.

From a history Cincinnati and Hamilton Co., OH, by S.B. Nelson Co., pub. in 1894, Pauline Allen Miller (a D.A.R. member) supplied the following:

"Ezekiel Pollock came with his parents in 1795 to Symmes Twp. settling on a tract of 300 acres which his father, James Pollock, had purchased from Judge Symmes. The first grist mill was on the Pollock property.

"On July 4, 1871 the bridge connecting Symmes Station and branch was completed. Ezekiel Pollock then in his 81st year was present at the celebration. At the time of his death 5 of the 7 children born to his union with Mary Tingley were living, -- Mrs. J.W. Baen, Hamilton, Ezekiel, Jr., James and John. The Pollock family was a distinguished one in the pioneer and later history of Hamilton and Clermont counties... Ezekiel Pollock was evidently a church Elder. He performed many marriages in the county. His son-in-law, J.W. Baen also performed marriages."

Children

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06-00042-02 RACHEL TINGLEY-FROST⁷ (John⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Bath Twp., Greene Co., OH, born Mar. 19, 1797 at _______; died _______ at _______; married Aug. 16, 1820²⁵³ by James A. Scott, J.P., at Greene Co., OH¹¹⁴, George, son of George and _______ (_______) Frost, of Greene Co., OH⁶²⁵, born _______, 179_ at _______; died _______ at _______ ⁶⁶.

Children⁶⁶

In 1830 census for Bath Twp., Greene Co., OH p. 346 is listed George Frost with 3 males under 5 yrs., 1 male between 30 and 40, and one female under 5 and 2 females between 5 and 10 years, and 1 female between 30 and 40 which very likely is this family. With repetition of names found in Margaret Jenkins family and descendants we have assumed Margaret to be a Tingley descendant, especially since John I. Tingley is listed on the same page in the census and therefore lives near, probably her father⁶¹⁶.

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06-00042-03 SARAH TINGLEY-HANEY⁷ (John⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born Oct. 21, 1798 at _______; died _______ at _______; married _______ at _______, _______, son of _______ and _______ (_______) Haney, of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______. Sarah is mentioned in her Uncle Joseph's will as daughter of John I. Tingley⁵⁵.

Child

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06-00042-04 JOSEPH TINGLEY⁷ (John⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born Oct. 15, 1800 at _______; died _______ at _______; married Oct. 22, 1815 by Bennett Maxey (J.P.) at Greene Co., OH¹¹⁴, Amy, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) Gardner, of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______.

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06-00042-05 WILLIAM TINGLEY⁷ (John⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Madison Co., OH, born Aug. 31, 1802 at Madison Co., OH; died June 16, 1853 at Madison Co., OH; married Oct. 11, 1827 by Abraham Cook (J.P.) at Greene Co., OH¹¹⁴, Elizabeth, daughter of William and Catherine (Heffley) Wilson, of Fairfield, OH, born Nov. 27, 1810 at Fairfield, OH; died Dec. 16, 1886 at Madison Co., OH; both are buried in Somerford Cem. at Madison Co., OH⁸³. William was a farmer²⁴.

Children⁵⁸

The birth record of William's children was in Simon's pension file in the National Archives - copy had been taken from the family Bible to prove Simon's birth date.

07-00144

06-00042-06 JOHN WINANS TINGLEY⁷ (John⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Bath Twp., Greene Co., OH in 1830 census and in District #9, Carroll Co., IN in 1850 census, born Jan. 15, 1805 at _______, NJ; died _______ at _______; married Nov. 22, 1827 by David Winters at Greene Co., OH¹¹⁴, Hannah, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) Longstreth, of _______, born _______, 1809 at _______, OH; died _______ at _______. John was a farmer⁵⁸.

Children

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06-00042-07 JAMES MANNING TINGLEY⁷ (John⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, born May 11, 1807 at _______ ²⁴; died Dec. 28, 1855 at _______; married Nov. 22, 1827 by David Winters at Greene Co.¹¹⁴, OH, Mary, daughter of John and Eleanor (Wilson) Bradley⁴⁹⁴, of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______.

Child⁴⁹⁴

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06-00042-08 CHRISTIANA TINGLEY-CLARK⁷ (John⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of _______, OH, born June 15, 1809 at _______, OH; died Apr. 22, 1896 at _______; married Mar. 22, 1828 by John Guttredge, Minister, at Greene Co., OH¹¹⁴, John M., son of Ambrose Franklin and _______ (_______) Clark, of _______, OH, born July 26, 1805 at _______; died _______, 1882 at _______. It is said that both are buried at Brandt, OH¹¹⁵.

Children¹¹⁵

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06-00042-09 SIMEON D. TINGLEY⁷ (John⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Bath Twp., Greene Co., OH in 1840⁷⁰, born Dec. 8, 1811 at _______ ²⁴; died _______ at _______; married Nov. 26, 1835 by Wm. Read (J.P.) at Greene Co.¹¹⁴, OH, Lydia, daughter of _______ and _______ (_______) Roberts, of _______, born _______ at _______; died _______ at _______.

Children

Children A son under 5 in 1840 census, but they moved before 1850, so name is unknown.

07-00148

06-00042-10 ANDREW JACKSON TINGLEY⁷ (John⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Yellow Springs and Fairfield, OH, born Feb. 10, 1815 at Fairfield, OH; died Sep. _______, 1854 at Somerset Co., NJ; married Nov. 24, 1836 by Wm. Reed, J.P., at Greene Co.¹¹⁴, OH, Maria Ellen, daughter of David and Ruth Jane (Barker) Taylor, of Blue Ridge, VA, born Nov. 16, 1818 at _______; died Oct. 27, 1887 at _______ ⁵⁸. Maria married second Dec. 3, 1860, James M. McKinney. Andrew was a laborer⁵⁸. He was in Yellow Springs in the 1850 census⁷⁰.

Children

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06-00042-11 IRA D. TINGLEY⁷ (John⁶, Joseph⁵, Ebenezer⁴, Samuel³, Samuel², Palmer¹), of Bath Twp., Greene Co., OH in 1860⁷⁰ and Madison Co., OH, born Feb. 21, 1817 at Greene Co., OH; died _______, 1896 at Salmon City, ID; married Dec. 31, 1836 by Robt. Mercer (J.P.) at Greene Co., OH¹¹⁴, Mary _Elizabeth_, daughter of Isaac and Mary A. (Coffield) Wilson⁶³², of _______, born July 26, 1816 at _______; died June 19, 1865⁸³ at Fairfield, OH, buried in Fairfield Cem., Bath Twp., with Ira's son Isaac and Isaac's wife.

This must be "Ira Tingley, native of Missouri washed out gold for several years around Leesburg. One Gulch is still known as Tingley's Gulch." See page 135 - History of Leesburg, Idaho by Orion E. Kirkpatrick. He probably went out there after his wife died.

Children²⁴

In the 1850 census record Mary J. age 16 yrs. was with this family. (?)