E. Descendants Scans...Mrs. Ann T. Lila 1423 East 3rd St., Mesa, AZ 85203 very competently represented by: Mrs. Joan K. Tingle 26936 Delridge Lane, Valley Center, CA 92082 By our artistic

A Family Newsletter for Tingle descendants published quarterly by volunteers

who are interested in their Tingle ancestry.

Vol. 2 - No. 4 Summer 1989

GREETINGS

In our last issue, your editor invited readers of the newslet~er to volunteer in collecting news about Tingle descendants in their respective state. We are pleased to welcome

From Florida (~J(~)

From Georgia

Ari zona

California

Connecticut

Nebraska

North Carolina

Mrs. vlilliam T. (Jo Ann) Rice 1246 Rhodes Court. Orlando, FL 32808

Mrs. Carl (Fannie Jol Holt P.O. Box 56, Cadwell. GA 31009

~-I.rs. Holt will collaborate with that dedicated historian and genealogist, Mrs. Daisie Freeman Duncan, P.O. Box 346. Lawrenceville. GA 30246.

Is well represented by: Mrs. Ann T. Lila 1423 East 3rd St., Mesa, AZ 85203

very competently represented by: Mrs. Joan K. Tingle 26936 Delridge Lane, Valley Center, CA 92082

By our artistic staff member -Mrs. Dolli Tingle Brackett 7 Woodland Drive, Westport, CT 0688 0

By an efficient genealogist -Mrs. Virginia E. Tingle 220 E. 26th Street, Kearney, NB 68847

By our able treasurer and avid genealogist -Mrs. Dixie T. willis 1311 Helen Avenue, New 3ern, NC 28560

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GREETINGS (continued)

Ontario, Canada

Pennsylvania

Delaware/Maryland and District of Columbia

By our talented staff member -Mrs. Jackie Goldman 453 Belgreen Way, Waterloo, Ontario N2L 5X6

By our busy staff member -Mrs. Carole Lee Smith 148 Pin Oak Place, McSherrystown, PA 17344

By your editor 120 Melrose East, Apt. I-B .. Baltimore, MD 21212

There are many Tingle descendants in:

Alabama Illinois ,,/ Indiana ~ Iowa Kentuckyl"

Louisiana Massachusetts Mi ssissippi Missouri New York

Ohio" Texas Virginia West Virginia

Won't one of our readers residing in each of the above states help to make this family newsletter worthy of being read by gathering news of the extended TINGLE family in their area? Please!

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TINGLE DESCENDANTS Page 2

J. Seeger Kerns

WHO CAN HELP MRS. ANN TINGLE LILA? PLEASE READ BELOW

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FROM OUR DEDICATED STAFF MEMBER IN ONTARIO, CANADA

Jackie Goldman of Waterloo, Ontario has prepared the two iollo .... ·l.nq articles vlhich should be of interes~ to readers of the Newsle':ter.

,~::,cu-= "HUGH TINGLE IN E}:;GLAND," your editor has contacted a ?rc:essl.onal genealogist in London ar.d asked him ~c research the Hugh ~~ngle mentioned therein with the possibility of relating him ':0 t::'e ::ugh Tir.gle who emigrated to Ma:-ylar.c in 1669, nopefully -:.here ,,:i~l be some results to tell you abou':. in a future l.ssue.

The black and white repro shovln here is from a Chrl.stmas card photo of Jackie's cuce daughter. Aoril. aae 4. \'Ht:-: her pet oog·, I'm sorry ... t: l.S so poor ,

j~prl.l .:s c,,~ -:.:::.r':.ee:"l'::"l <;7enera't.:c:: descendan>: 0= Hugh TinQle.

HUGH TINGLE IN ENGLAND

A S:3==:-: ::;: ,:he I::':.e:.-r:.a-:..:~:-.al Genealo<;7l.=a:' ::-.:]e:-: IIGI) .;:: t:"l-: i.i-:. ~:-, C..e:1salog!.ca l Sccl.et.y S'!.ves several Hugh T'l.ngles l.n Eng-lane:

~~::~=lr.s~!re - Mugh ~ingle. born 10 June 1646 -:.c Symon Tingle 1.0

~'!hi t":.on

Hugh Tingle. born 13 Apri 1 1654 to Symon Tingle and Isabel, ~n Beltor. 1.n Axholme.

Londo:: - Hugh Tingle. bor:"! 28 December 1662 to Hugh Ti:"!gle ana Alice ~n Westminster. St, Paul

1-: ... ·ill !::Ie :!u~!", T;'::91e v,'ho

interes~1.ng co see if any ::ame ~c Haryland i.r. 1669.

~INGLE DESCENDANTS Fage 4

o! these prove to be Has anyor.e done any

the

PLANTATION NAMES IN OLD SOMERSET COUNTY

The early settlers of Somerset county, Maryland followed the usual custom of naming both their plantation and other parcels of land. Thanks to the Somerset County rent rolls for 1663 - 1723, we can enjoy some of the more unusual names and appreciate the owner's sense of humor.

Some names reflected the owner's pride: FLOWERFIELD, GREEN MEADOW, CHERRY GARDEN, RICH RIDGE, THE FAIR SPRING, and THE GOLDEN VALLEY were names given to some plantations.

One no-nonsense man called his land COW PASTURE.

Several others were: ~lOLF' S QUARTER, BEAR RIDGE. and TURTLE SWAMP. Also LYON'S DEN, owned by John Lyon.

Some names anticipated a not-tao-promising future: PURGATORY, WORTHLESS, FORLORN HOPE, TROUBLESOME, VAILE OF MISERY. CHEAP PRICE, and one we can all understand. FRUSTRATION.

There mu~t be an interesting story behind CUCKOLD'S DELIGHT.

Others were more positive: GOOD SUCCESS. HAPPY ENJOYMENT, and SATISFACTION. The widow ~~ry Macraugh called her little plantation MARY'S ADVENTURE.

NOBLE QUARTER was a large plantation; a neighbor named his own, much smaller, property IGNOBLE QUARTER.

And there was WHAT YOU PLEASE (as in Mcall it what you please M). *' As mentioned by Seeger Kerns in an earlier article, Hugh Tingle?*

Sr. owned over 900 acres in five parcels of land: SCOTTISH PLOT (also called LAYFIELO' SLOT). DUMFRIES, PARKER'S DENIAL, HILLIARD'S DISCOVERY, and Pm-JELL' S INCLUSION. It doesn' t appear that he chose their names, though, since the first three were purchased from others, and the last two were inheritp.d from his father-in-law Walter Powell.

Some of Walter Powell's other properties were: POWELL'S LOTT, POWELL'S RECOVERY, POWELL'S ADDITION, and POWELLtS MILL POND. (There would be no mistaking who owned that land). Walter also owned GREENFIELD, WINTER QUARTER ON TH~ASIDE, OLIVERtS PORTION, and FRIEND'S GIFT. WIater Powell was a er one of the "Societ 0 Friends." So it may be that FRIEND'S GIFT re erre to his religion.

By Jackie Goldman

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TINGLE DESCENDANTS page 5

A GOLD HEADED CANE

A century and a quarter ago, a walking cane emblazoned with an engraved gold heading was 'the thing' for a gentleman to possess.

The photocopy of this particular cane is unusually clear and is reproduced through the courtesy of Mrs. Dolli Tingle Brackett of Westport, CT. It belonged to her great grandfather, Dr. John Perry Tingle of Cambridge, Ohio. The inscription reads; "J. McCulley to Dr. J.P. Tingle, Cambridge, Ohio- and on the side -Battlefield of Shiloh, 13 April l862.~

Dr. Tingle served with distinction in the Union Army during the Civil War. Born 1816 in Cambridge, Ohio, the son of George Roberts Tingle and his wife, Sarah McParland, he was one of nine children. On 24 t-tarch 1840 he married Amanda M. Clark and to this alliance were born three sons and three daughters.

After hostilities ceased, Dr. Tingle practiced medicine in Cambridge until his death on 22 October 1887. Some two years earlier he made his will on 24 August 1885, with a codicil being added 23 March 1887. It named the following children:

John T. Tingle Jessie B. Tingle Ann E. Tingle Sarah M. Tingle Dr. George Todd Tingle William P. Tingle

(m. Rebecca J. McPherson) (m. Scott) (m. Brown) (m. Joseph R. Tingle, a second cousin) (m. Amanda Shrigley)

Dr. Tingle's will made numerous bequests, to wit:

-I bequeath to my grandson Walter Tingle my gold headed cane with the compass' square";

~I bequeath to my grandson John A. Tingle, my gold headed cane with eyes'tassels.-

Of the :rwo canes mentioned in the will, the one picutred in this story would seem to be the cane left to ~'alter Tingle - but this statement is not made with absolute certainty.

In recent months the cane portrayed herein was found to be in the possession of:

James Lord 716 Curran Street Lake Wales, Florida 33853 (813) 676-3093

Mr. Lord obtained it from his brother who , lives in Port Richey, Florida and is apparently interested in collecting antiques of' various types. Neither of these gentlemen is a Tingle descendant but Hr. James Lord, the present owner, is interested in selling the cane.


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A GO~D HEADED CANE (con~inued)

Who are ~~e ~wo grandso~s men~~oned ~~ Dr . Tingle ' s will as '~e1.:"la :,eauea~hed the tv.'o canes; \,'alter Tino1e would seem t.o be ;';alt.er ?,.- T .. r.gle, born ';1 Hay 1870, :.he son - of Dr. George Todd '!':.r::;rle. He marnec Grace abou't. 1897. In 't.he 1920 Cl~y D:..rec:tory of Cambridge, 001.0, he WolS hs't.ed as Ch1.ef Clerk of the D . i:. Freight Office of 'the Penn Company (RR), living on Ca=!lsl~ ;'t.ree~ :..n Newcorners't.own, Oh1.o.

Among our readers the r e must. be someone who can tell us abou t when l'ial't.er R . Tl.n9le d1.sposed of his grandfat.her's keepsake . Did ~':alte!" ~, leave ch1ldren? Nho will complete this s't.ory?

Then aaain, oerhaps it was John ~. Tingle. t.he other qrandsor:. ·.-lhc :.nnerl't.ed t.he' cane- ~1ct:ured herein. Nho was the father of th1.s Jonn ;". 'hngle? One or more ... f our readers must. be able t:o answer the": ques~101'"!.

::. :.:;:: c'?!"ta1.nly no'": 't.!1€ p~rpose of ':n1.S family ne\'Jsle~'t.e!" :::':-.-:': ':':':~'er~ for 9'c1:5 headed canes out t:nose ciescendant.s of

C:.· , Jen:: Per:-:; '!"1ngle \'lna ere among our reade r s r.;ay want: 'to consider ·,·; ::.e':::-:= -::; :: :;::t:.2:-:: :.!::. ':::::r:les Le::c c:.: t!'€ adcress i:..st:eci. ?leas-: ,.;:e~::: yo:..:r e~~t:cr past.eC: un cievelopments .

T!I!GLE DESCENDANTS Page '

A NICE 'THANK YOU'!

The 86 year old widow of a Tingle descendant writes to say -"Thank you for the Tingle newslet'ter. Don't know any of them, but ge't a lift out of reading about them. Particularly liked the one about the woman who wrote articles for the old LIBERTY magazine and as a consequence had the first Electric Kelvinator (remember them) in Muskogee. She was quite a person. It

Yes - Mrs. Bettie Faulks of Eureka, California, you made the day for one of our readers. Thank you for your interesting article which appeared in the previous issue of the newsletter.

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THOUGHT FOR TODAY

"The dry branches of genealogical trees bear many pleasant and curious fruits for those who know how to search for them.~

Henry Ward Beecher * * * * * * * * * * * *

ANDREW JACKSON TINGLE

The Spring 1989 issue of the newsletter carried a request from Gene (Carl G.) Tingle of Sherman, Texas for information about his great grandfather, Andrew Jackson Tingle.

Very promptly he received a letter from that tireless genealogist. Mrs. Ann Tingle Lila of Mesa, Arizona, copy of which is reproduced herein.

On top of that. a new contributor to our newsletter, Mrs. Jo Ann R. Rice of Orlando, Florida, dug into her fileA and came up with a wealth of data from Hr~. Richard Warren Tingle of Huntsville, Alabama. Mrs. Rice's letter is also reproduced herein but due to lack of space, we'll have to include the rest of the material in a future issue.

A cursory exami.tia.tion indicates that Andrew Jackson Tingle may I have been a descendant of Littleton, Nathaniel or Kendal Tingle of Kentucky. Present Tingle descendants in Lawrenceburg ana Columbia, Tennessee, as well as in Kentucky, have identified numerous lines of descent which will eventually unfold in this newsletter. It is possible that this very early line of Tingles will lead back to Hugh Tingle of Maryland.


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ANDREW JACKSON TINGLE (continued )

3 Apr 1989 1423 East 3rd St. Mesa, AZ 8520:3

1Ir. Carl C. Tin,ue III Valerie Lane Sherman. TX 15090

Dear Mr. Tingle I

Rep.rding your letter in the Spring 1989 iaaue of the Tingle NeWsletter. I subllt the following census inform&t1on which you ... y a.lre&dy have.

1900 Census Soundex (Index). TEXAS (TINCLE. T-.524, F1la '1 248 980, FHC,

'l'1n,llle, J.A .• EnuuraUon D1&trlet 51.. Sheet 1. Line 86

..... AZ )

White Born, July 1862 Age, Yl BORN. ALAlIAKA In Hopkins Co •• TX. Pct 112

TINGLE, M.E. Wife JULy 1866 Age 33 .. M.J. Ilau KAY 1885 15 .. W.D • S ... FEB 1881 13 .. S.E • Do.u OCT 1888 11 .. M.e • Ilau APR 1890 10 .. H.E • Ilau JUL 1892 1 .. J.C • Ilau JUL 1895 4 .. J.D. Son KAB 1896 4 .. J.H • Son KAY 1898 2

It a.ppears this aillht be your anCestor a1 thoue:h and only initials are used for the fint naaea. SOlIe census recorders were not too precue wh~n

Born 1nAIA .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

there are .. few discrepancie6 J.J.. probably should be J..J.

tak1ng inforu.ticn back then.

If you have not already found thta census. the count,. aeat of Hopkins County is Sulphur Springs. You a1ght find .. genealogy section there in the public llbrary whlch would have this census on aicroflla. Howev.r. I hear that the Dallas Public Library is a nationally )mown genealogy re_arch institution and they might have aore resources avaUable to you there.

Cood. luck 1n ycur :faaUy research. If I can be of further help. let me know.

Sincerely •

. ~'):;('~ Ann T. LUa (Mrs. Paul Lila)


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EDITOR OF -TWCLE DESCENDANTSJ. SEECEP. KERNS 120 I'I'ELROSE EAST. APT. J-B BALTIMORE. MD 21212

,"d CARL C. TI~CLE AND FAHILY I i ! VALERIE L~~E SHE~~. TEXAS 15090

Ol'~ Cene and J.5. Kerns.

MRS. JO ANN ROUIPKE RICE 1246 IHODE5 COURT ORLANDO FLORIDA 32808 407-293_0974

April 11, 1989

My ne~o is Je Ann Roempk. Rice Ind I. you S.I. 1 live in Orl.ndo.

Floridl. My huSband, Bill and I moved to tn. Orll ndo Ir.1 in

1955. co .scape the harsh wintars of Indll"apOlill. lndisnl. W,

now h,vI three grown childrln and two grlndllons Ind IItill lovi

Orl.ndo. Howlver. ve try to go b.ck to Indiln. at IlaSt onel a

ytl:.r ~" "isic ~r SLIcer lind !.1.,11)".

1.0 reClntly rotircd !ro., very busy "ork ye:!r, and l.u:t .u .. aet 1

OIlC .... ln~er •• ~ed in Ceneillo;"y. SinCI.y tilthlr'lI '101 11.:1. t.ir1)'

Cu.pllta . 1 decided to try .. y Koth.r' •• idl, thl Tingl ••• Littll

did I Io.nov vhltn J st3rtltd the ••• rch. th"t 1 would blCOtle COtlplltely

.JewOted, .. lid ob.l.sed by it. I startld by ",citi.ng to ill •• ny Ti.ngll

fa.i.lilll ol~ 1 could find. troa Indianol. klntucky. Alabo.ol olnd F13.

tl .. ny uC ~he. returned "'itn copiets I,)t f ... Ilr tlhlltll at pecHgrolll, It~.

All who wrote .e ve~e quitl 'aqlr to hllp in any wlY thly COUld.

!luein,} thil~ period ot t.illle, J found tn~el Tin911. 1n t.he Huntsville.

Al_bolaa phonl boOk • ~t the HolidolY Inn, nlolr t.hl Spac. Museu. t.netl.

I ~tOtl to t.hg~ all 1I00n as VI clturnld hO.1 troa slling the MVlllua .

RIch.:lcCI W. '·ingl. of HUntllVilll. Alit.. soon .... 11.d thl enclOl0d cec_

Ot=5 to "0. I rlad tne .. closetly .nd decidld that hi prCc.Oly ~as

nut conn~CtQ~ to our line .nd tiled them aw'y tor future use.

1 tOO, .~ a ne"'CO"lr to the .4iliog list of ~Tingle DeSClndants·

Nlv.lltter. It. i. vlry intltellting and quitl infor •• tivi Ind I

bolievi even t.ually I .111 be abll to connlct ay cl:1n to thl Ollalltva

Tingl.s of D~lIlfrie'li. nUt liar. about. thllt l.tlc.

When 1 road your litter cen., Ind s.w o\~DREW JACKSON TINCLE. D. July

16. 1860, 3 little allrlll r.nq lleaevhlrl in thl blCk of .y ~I.ory

bank.. I stlrted searching through Illy fill., n OtlbookS and boxes

ot rle-Otoll .lnd tinally thou9ht of .y leU,lIr tUos. 8 ItlC9 ,


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Ali yo ... -.:ill notice, Ri.ct\<l.rQ ~' AIi very ;an,rous an(l in your case,

very Ilelpful 1 believe ......... J nave s",nt copies to both ot I'ou,

as .om~ ot it mi;ht not b. lntare~tin; to anyone else but Cene Ind

hu f,ulI11y. Ho .. ever, I vill let J. S. dacide t.hat.

fun! ?

Isn't thh

1 Am sure that R1Chara W. Tin;le, At.t'y. ~ill be plea5ed to heAr

frolll you and loc,ne Dare cousins. In fact, he probably would

enjoy rll ::olVlll; tile ~Tin'ile I.Iclicandant.s~ nowslett.or, if he lS not

31ready doing so.

I h"'110 uucn soarchin!jl tor lOy Creat ~re ... t Crandtlth~r, Nathan lei

"1no;lII:, b.17!)~, sODowhere in KOntucky. In t.hat saorCh. 1 have

collactad DOSt of t.he Tin91e5 1n Kentucky from 1790 to 1060.

:'3thar.1C!1 IIIllrried Sally Jones In f"yette Co •• Ky. 1n 11121.

G,sally bore six children"2 boys and 4 girls. before death. about l83'l.)ND.th.nial then .... rriad Sarah I~hitltnack of

Hercer Count)· . "/ . in Apr i l. 1I:!9. Thoy also had !Oix ch11dron.

oj bays ')nd 2 ;lru; . One of those boys, the youn!Olest . born ""y . I'l

lfi'I, ';3S .. r Creon Cranarather. D .. vid O .. en Tingle. The antire

fllllllly, lncluainll one daughter fro. the tirst lIIarrilllo , lIIoved an

t.o Jul,n$un County, Ploasilnt Township. Creonwood. Indiana ond be·

\liln c l oil r~n;j land tor a far •• tlilny of Saron's lu.rriod si.ters

h3d prevlously .oved to this S311e araa ~nd lived on nelrby tlr .. s

and raised their t_ilie, a.nd died there. Most Of the old pion'ars

troll "orcor County. Ky. are no~ re.tin; 1n the Green .. ood Caftetery

at CrQonwood, Indh.nll. ( about 10 1I11es SOUth at Indianapolis'

1 sh~ll not go int.o nil.'s 3nd dlltas at the r~lIIaining ;en'rAt.~on~

~t this tille. Maybe lilter. vnan I a •• ola to ling ilnother 90ner

.:ItlOI1 or tllO oac",~.rds.

tl:.r I pos.ibly obt .. in copies of the two ~Tlnllla De.ll1cendants" tnat

contained the u:etches on Hugh TlnQle, St. Ina ttu;h TinQle, Jr?

J have been researching SOli. In ~rylilnd and Dela~are, as sevardl

Ti.ngle lIIen in KQntuCky records \o'e r' born In Dailivate .:Ind Maryland

3tlel 1 ,;ti. ll teel thlICe is • connect.inQ pOint thor" somewhere.

A. vas statltd In the last l.sult. the features on the Hu;h Tin;le •

...., .... in !9,7 \Oint.er issl1' (Yol. I-No . 2 and the tollowin.,. issl1e'

J have enclosed .oney for copies and .ailinll COSt~. It it is lIore.

"'(T'!lis i~ i"1' correct . Sal

Vol-G, 1993.1 rf%.

If less. us, it for the Newsletter costs. ~

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LUCILLE TINGLE MASSON

BALTIMORE SUR FRIDAY ... ARCH 10. 1989 ---

Lucille Masson, organist and music teacher,dies

Services ror LucWe Tingle Mas- . was organist and ch06r director at son. a rd..Ired music teadler. organ- the EpiacopaJ Church of the Nativity 1st and choirmaster. will be held at In Cedarcroft ror siX yeaB. For 25 t t a.m. loday at St, 1bomaa' EpIacD- yean bdore that. sh6 wwkcd at Sl. pal. Church. SL Thomas Lane and 1bomas' CJtuJ-m and at St. John·s Ganison Forest Road. Owings M1Ils. Epi9oDpa.I Church In the Worthlng-

Mrs. Ma (son, a Roland Park res&- IlIn Valiey, . dent fOf" many yean.. died Monday Born In Baltimore. the former Luafter a long Wncsa at Roland Park c:IUc TlngIe was ed! w:atcd at Western Place. where she had lived for about ~ School Johns Hopkins Urnver· five yeaa She was 87, slty and the Peabody Conservatory.

She retired about stx yean ago. cunt~ a bachelor's degree and two having tau,Ilht plano students at her mask::!"s degrees In music. home since 1969. She was a member 01 the Three

Dc(tIfe that. she abo ta~ al the Am Club 01 Homeland. the Worn"owaon br.lnch cI the I'babody 1nslI- an's Club m Raaand Park. the BalUlute and at the Gan1Son Forest more Music Club. the ~ Guild. School. the Chesapeake: chapter 01 the Shc:~1n 1961aftertcaching . AmcncanGu6ldoiOrganistsand.the:

mUSk: In Ba1Umore sdvda for "f BaWsnore CounuyCJub. years. She also taught CCIUnICS In Her survtvots lndudc three nephmusic inslruclloa at the Peabody cwa. WWIam B. Gwyn of New oneConservatory, and laught ¥06Ce and ana. C. I'e:arce Coady 01 Royal oak. dlrcctcdthcgleeclubatTrlnilyCol. and tbe Bahamas and John T,

: ltge In WashinglOn. Coady 01 St...Mk:hacls: and a niece. Before her final retlremenl. she: Oebxah Konnuth 01 MonlUon.

Mrs, Hasson came by her vocation quite naturally. She was the daughter of John Paul Tingle of Baltimore and his wife, Deborah Ann Barnes. Mr. Tingle, who before his death in 1964 at age 88, was choirmaster in Baltimore Episcopal churches for 43 years and had taught more than 1,500 boys to sing. l

She was married 23 October 1924~ to Stevenson Hasson at the Cathedral Church of the Incarnation by the very Reverend John Gardner Murray, presiding bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church of Maryland . The Massons were divorced in Janaury 1941. 3 There were no children.

Sources: 1. Baltimore Evening Sun, 29 December 1964. 2. Marriage records, Baltimore. 3. Court Records, Baltimore.


TINGLE AND TINKLE

From the book "AMERICAN SURNAMES" by Elsdon C. Smith, published in 1969 by the Chilton Book company, Philadelphia, PA, is this gem:

"Tingle and T1nkle- dwelt at or near the coure of meeting place: in some cases TINGLE is a metonym for one who made Middle English tingles, i.e. small nails."

Ms. Laura B. Walker of Little Rock, Arkansas is researching JOHN M. (?) TINKLE. See her letter below. Do any of our readers believe there could be a connection begween TINKLE AND TINGLE? If you any have any thoughts on this mateer, please drop a line eo Ms. Walker.

Hay I, 1989

Hr. J. Seeger Kerns ll0 Malrose E., Apt. 1-8 ealtr-or., KD l~lll

oaar Mr. Karns:

I truly appreciate your a9reain9 to print a ~ery tor: .. in your Tingle Hewaletter. I'. kaepin9 ay fil'9.rs crouad that it vill proauce positive result..

John N. (?) Tinkle VUi born c. 17'0. He 101'_ • privat. in the War ot 1812 froa aovan COunty, NC. In 111l he aarriad .Johanna BurriOg'a in ltoWah COunty. Apparently .h. died within a t_ y.ara. In January. 1120 he aarrlad ay ancestor, Sarah Browning:, in .... dlaon County, Uabaaa, although he wa. actuaJ.ly livin9 in Bedford county. Tennea •• e. The 1810 Bedford. COunty, Tennease. ce.naua aboWa hi. with ... 11 chllclr-n 1n hia bcmaehold, appuently fro. the aarriaqa to Johanna Burridga. 1 cannot find. out whara he vaa born. 1 have be-n unable to deteraine the oriqin ot tha na •• "T1nkle". No record &xiats of that naaa prior to 1790, When a Gaorq. Tinkle aarried in aibaon county, T.nn...... It anyone D&a any intoraation at aSl r.qarding John Tinkle ot Rowan County, HC, I voula d.eply appreciata it.

Laura B. Walker 1522 South Lgui.iana Street Little Rock, AR 72202 501-l72-0803

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IN APPRECIATION

Since publication of the last issue of TINGLE DESCENDANTS, contributions toward helping to defray its cost have been received from:

Mrs. Frances K. SaerMrs. Jean Bles -Ms. Joan Bowen -Mrs. Eli zabeth Brantly Mrs. Barbara Campbell ;,.... Hr. C. Pearce CoadyHrs. Louise Cowell-Mrs. Sarah E. Everding _ . Mrs. Carl E. Holt -

Hrs. Donna S. ~1ahler_ Mrs. Ellen MorrisonMrs. Jo Ann R. RiceMr. Conrad Sutton _ Ms. l-tary J. TingleMr. Norman Tingle_ Ms. Laura B. Walker Mr. Clayton B. Weston-.. Mr. Robert t~eston _ Mrs. L. R. Young ~

The staff members are grateful for your support. Thank you!

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SOLOMON TINGLE OF CRAVEN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA

In this issue of the newsletter we reproduce six family group records and six pages of Tingle genealogy through the courtesy of Mrs. Daisie Freeman Duncan, Lawrenceville, Georgia. The family groups are:

Solomon Tingle John Tingle (one of Solomon's 3 children) Daniel Tingle (one of John's 8 children) Mccarroll Tingle (one of Daniel's 11 children) Frances Parthenia Tingle (one of Mccarroll's 4 children) James Lafayette Tingle (another of Daniel's 11 children, who

married twice and had 8 children by each wife)

As a young girl, Mrs. Duncan frequently listened to her grandmother, Frances P. Tingle Smith, talk about family history. Many of us have had similar experiences with our parents and grandparents, but with a difference. Daisie didn't just listen - she wrote down what she heard. She was only a child of about 14. There is a lesson here to be learned by today's grandparents and parents.

As Daisie advanced in age and knowledge, she learned how and where to search records in order to substantiate what she had heard b y word of mouth. Of such determination are genealogists born!

Mrs. Duncan and her husband, Bob, celebrated their 55th wedding anniversay this past February. She has helped 'many of our newsletter readers to develop and refine their own respective Tingle lines of descent. The one ancestor we are talking about here is Solomon Tingle of Craven County, N.C. whose will was probated in March 1795.


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SOLOMON TINGLE OF CRAVEN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA (continued)

Through the many charts that have flowed into the files of the ~ family newsletter since its inception two years ago and which relate

to the Solomon Tingle line, your editor at this writing, has delineated 10 generations embracing 439 Tingle descendants. There must be two o. three times this many names remaining to be identified which are hidden in Bibles, desks, trunks, attics, etc. The magnitude of the task is self-evident. Remember, we are talking about only one strain of Tingles - Solomon Tingle - who helped to populate the southern part of the U.S. There appear to be ten other lines of Tingles whose interconnection has yet to be proved.

Mrs. Duncan's research over many decades has been fruitful as mentioned above, for many persons of Tingle descent. including Ann T. Lila, Dixie T. Willis, Joan K. Tingle, to name just a few. Thank you. Mrs. Duncan. for sharing your memoirs with so many of the 'extended Tingle family. I The remaining six ~3ges of your genealogy will be reproduced in the next issue of the newsletter.

Genealogy Records Prepared by Mrs. Daisie F. Duncan of Lawrenceville, Georgia and updated 17 March 1989.

DANJEL TINGLE & PARTHENIA/BERTHENIA HATCHER DESCENDANTS: (1/ ch II dren)

1. Winnie Jtille Tingle m. Ira J. Marshall la. Liza Marshall m. Molten l b. Dan Harshall m. Sail ie I c. Frances Marshall f d. George Harshall - Never Mar. Bur. Sandy Creek Ch. Cem., Butts Cc I e. J ames Marshall If. Tom HarshaJl fT. . Hinnant Ig. Amanda Harshal I m. Tom H i nnant

Ch i Idren of Tom Harsha II &. Hinnant: Ifa. Maggie MarShall ffl. Henry wooten I fb. Risco Marshall ffl. L;~a Coleman I fc. Pear I Harsha II ffl. tI i II James Ifd. Walter Harshall m. Maggie Coleman Ife. Matt i e Marshall ffl. will Coleman


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SOLOMON TINGLE OF CRAVEN COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA (continued)

2. Louiser (Louisa) Jane Tingle m. Enoch To/Jerson {4 ch. b. Monroe C 20. Jesse Purifoy Tollerson b. 10 Sep. 1853 d. 26 Jan. 1882 2b. Eugenia Ann Tollerson b. 14 Aug. 1855 m 27 July 1895 Joseph

Lindsey Proctor, d. 8 May 1936 bur. Northview Cem., Dubl in, Laurens Co., Ga. J. L. Proctor b. 15 Dec. 18119 d. 25 Nov. 1935 bur. by wife. (7 ch. b. Monroe Co., Ga.) 200. John Owen b. 31 May 1876 d. 10 Jan. 1977 m. 20 Jan. 1907

to Ann ie Burch. 200. Nartha Beatrice Proctor b. 24 Nov. 1877 d. 8 Apr. /937

m. 23 Dec. 1900 to Harlow Register 20c. James Howard Proctor O. 24 Har. 1880 d. 17 Jun. 19611

m. 21 June 1905 to Seth Eva Clark. 2bd. Nora Louise Proctor b. 28 Oct. 1882 d. 16 Feb. 1970

m. 23 Nov. 1902 to Oscar Clark. 20e. Iddye Parthenia Proctor b. 24 July 1885 d. 28 Apr. /958

m. (I) 29 Nov.: 1903 to Thomas Fuqua. (div.) m. (2nd) Frank J. Pritchard.

20f. F l orrie Eugenia Proctor o. 5 Nov. 1890 d. 19 Apr. 1970 m. 28 June /911 to Dr. Reason Andrew Bedingfield.

2bg. Il i ll jam Jefferson Proctor b. 3 Nov. /892 d. 14 July 1958 m. 28 Nov. 1917 to Roberta Jordan.

2.;. Jddyc Parthenia TolJerson b 27 June 1857 d. I · Apr. 1930 m. Thomas "Tom" C. Treadwell b. 26 Nov. 1859 d. 3J May, /9i;· Both bur. Russellville Bap. ell. Cem., Monroe Co. Ga. r'&. cll. b. Monroe Co., Ga.) IIU"' I'DO c..-.

2ca, Rosa Treadwell b. 16 Oct. 1884 d. 30 May /940 bur. same as parents. m. Wi" K. Oxford b. 10 July 1872 d. II Jan. I.

2cb. Lucy Treadwell:Nf1':JfJtibert Turner. 2cc. Victor Treadwell· l (1Jecame a Minister). 2cd. Roscoe Treadwell b. 9 Feb. IB89 d. 6 Aug. 1972 bur same

as parents. m. Iii Ison. 2cc. Aldine Eo b. 31 Oct. 1895 d. 28 Sept. 1968. Never mar. 2 e r. Donie Tread..,eJ ,-lI'rhYcame a Missionary) 2eg. AIJ i e Tread..,ell.b.JI\ ..... /~'1J Ill!h, Fle.d_.d b·ol!t.IY<J 3

2d, Enoch L. Tollerson m. 5 Mar. /851 to SaIl ie Thompson.

3. Simmanth", (Samantha) Ann Tingle m. Silas (Silus) Mercer Jones

b. 10 Mar. 1828 d. 18 Aug. 1884 son or Stephen Jones & Melinda Dyson. Botll bur. Paron Ce .• Monroe Co., Ga. (4 ch.b. Monroe 3a. Jim Jones m. Sarah McMullen. 30. Tom Jones (Burned to death young) 3e. Ada Jones m. James A. Jones (no kin): 3d. Mary Lee Jones m. John Nicholas Sh irrey.


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4. Thomas (no record of descendants, if any)

5. Caswell Tingle (no record of descendants, if" any)

6. McCarroll Tingle m. Mary Ann Persons Castleberry. Details omitted as page was mailed to you recently. will give you grandchildren not previously sent. 60. Evar Tallula "Lula" Tingle m. Singleton Harrison Tucker,

b. 5 Aug. 1857 d. 5 Jan. 1925 bur. Rock Springs Ce., Laurens Co. ( 7 ch.) 6aa. Donnie Belle Tucker b. 3 Sept. 1882 d. 18 Oct. 1883 bur.

Paran Cem., Monroe Co., Ga. 6ab. McCarroll Thomas Tucker b. 5 Apr. 188~ d. 31 Aug. 1962

bur. Rock Springs Bop. Ch. Cem., Laurens Co., Ga. m. 25 Sept. 1904 to Lizzie Hal/.

oac. BBu/ah Lee Tucker b. 22 Jan. IBB7 d. 15 June 1950 bur. Alamo City Cem., Wheeler Co., Ga. m. 17 Dec. 1911 to George Wilkinson.

6ad. Horace Allen Tucker b. 15 July IBB9 d. 21 Dec. 1953 bur. same as parents. m. 3 Apr. 1910 to Wort ley Harden.

6ae. Robert Alford Tucker b. II July IB92 d. 24 June 1975, bur. same as parents. m (I) 16 Dec. 1915 Mae Harbin d. 31 Jan . 1926 m. (2) 21 Jan. 1932 Pearl Gainous.

6af. Lizzie Wilkins Tucker b. I Dec. 1894 d. 8 Jan. 1975 bur. ' same as parents. m. 9 Dec. 1917 to wi I I iam Frank Harden.

6ag . Sarah JanB Tucker b. ~ Nov. 1898 d. 21 June 198/ bur. Big Sandy Bap. Ch. Cem .• wi Ikinson Co •• Ga . m. /8 June 1932 to Tom Fordham. 6a9a. Grace Fordham m. Leon Johnson 60gb. Jeptha Fordham m.

6agba. Amanda Fordham. 6b. Frances Parthenia Tingle m. George Washington Smith. Family

page sent to you lIIill continue with grandchildren. A/I born in Monroe County, Ga. 6ba. Mary Pearl Smith m. Gordon Lee FrBBman b. 20 Apr. 188LJ

d. 15 Nov. 1969, both bur. Paran Cem., Monroe· Co., Ga. k.>JHu .. Mattie Mae Freeman b. 3 Dec. 1906 m. Charles Willis

Webb b. LJ June, /906. 6baoQ.Charles Herschel I WBbb m. FlorBnce Shellhorse.

6baaQ. Charles Michael Webb m. Susan Jane Stem. 6baaaa. Hary Brooke Webb b. 1986 Mobile, Ala.

6ba Beverly Claire Jlebb m. Perry Grier HcLean Jr. 6ba Dav;d Perry McLean b. 1955 d. /968 . 6ba Glenn Charles McLean b. 1958 m. 1981 to

Barbara Jean Marsh b. 1959. 6ba Kather ine "Kathy" Lynn McLean,

b. 1987 Taflapoosa, Ala.


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SOLOMON TINGLE OF CRAVEN COUNTY, NORTn CAROLINA (continued)

6bab. Frances Aurel ia Freeman b. 26 Apr. 1908 m. 1929 to J ohn Herman Butler b. 28 Dec. 1901J d. 3 Nov. 1974, bur. Paran Ch. Cem., Monroe Co., Ga. Son of E. B. But I er and Mary Webb. 6baba. John Donald Butler b.,28 July 1931 d. 2B Mar. 19lJ7.

Buried same as father. 6babb. Gerald Freeman Butler b. 22 Oct. 1937 m. (I )

21 June 1959 to Patricia Ann Holliman, III. (2) Mrs. Elizabeth Gower (Allen) 5 Dec. 1981. Ch. by I st wife: 6babba. Kathy Patrice Butler b. 13 June 1960

1111 ( I) Jack Michael Chapma n 1981 as h i s 2nd tII i re. He died 12 Nov. 1983. M. (2) Joe Adams. 6babbaa. Kat i e Anne AdC!!1Is b. 1987.

6babbb. John Donald Butler b. 12 Oct. 1963. 6babbc. Amanda Ji 1 I But ler b. 21 Jan. 1970.

6bo e . S tel l a Lou i se Freeman b. 10 Mar. 1910 m. 2 5 Ma y 1930 to Will i am Anderson Speir b. 13 Aug. 1901 Monroe Co., Ga. 6baca. Dora! hy Jane Spe i r b. 7 Feb. 1932 Ful t on Co., Ga.

m. 2 0 Dec. 1952 to Arthur Dean. Brook o. 3 May 1932 6oacaa, Steven Ralph Brook b. IlJ Aug. 1954 m.

24 July 1976 Sharon Marie G l enn, dau. of Dr. Jallles Eugene Glenn &. Ruth Marie Hyde· of JaCksonville, Fla. 6bacaaQ. Christopher Anderson Brook b.

16 Dec. 1979, Bibb Co .• Ga. 6bacQab. Matthetl Graham Brook b. 2 June

1983, Bibb Co., Ga. 6 bacab. Debra Jane Brook b. 30 Nov. 1956 m. 25

July 1981 to Michael Farel Kemp b. 27 Mar. 1957 Chatham Co., Ga.

6bacac ..... illiam Dean Brook b. 25 May 1959, Fulton Co., Ga.

6bacad. Laurie Lee b. 6 Nov. 1962 Fulton Co., Ga. 6bacae. Arthur Freeman Brook b. 12 Aug. 1969,

Bibb Co., Ga. .... '" ...... \*lS' "" ........ Ca., G.o. 6bacb. Ann Louise Speir b. 20 July 1934 Monroe Co., Ga.

m. 2 May 1953 Fulton Co., Ga. to Harold Eugene Haga b. 5 Sept. 1926 Statesbury, West Va., son of Edward Green Haga &. Mildred M i nerva Virginia Anderson. 6bacba. Mildred Louise Haga b. 2lJ Feb. 1956

Fulton Co., Ga. d. 1# Aug. 1966 Gwinnett Co., Ga. bur. Gwinnett Memorial Gardens.

6bacbb. Connie Ann Haga b. 20 Apr. /957 Fulton Co., Ga.


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6bacbc. Harold Eugene Haga, Jr. b. 4 Oct. 1959 Gwinnett Co., Ga. m. Cynthia Ann Bragg. 6bacbca. Harold Eugene Haga III b.

30 Nov. 1982.DeKalb Co., Ga. 6bacbcb. EI izobeth Ann "Beth" Haga, b.

21 Har. 1986, Gwinnett Co., Ga. 6bacbd. William Edward uBill" Haga b. 2 June 1961

m. Kimberly Johnson, Gwlnnett Co., Ga. 6bacbda. Rachel Ann Haga b. 10 Apr. 1988,

Gwinnett Co., Ga.

6bad. Daisie Pearl Freeman b. r2 June 1912 m. 10 Feb. 1934 Robert Frankl in "Bob" Duncan b. 28 Sept. 1903, son of Thomas Wi II iam Duncan tC Tommie FI ynt. 6bada. Gordon Robert Duncan b. 19 Apr. 1941 m. 8 Sept.

1961 to Edna L. Williams b. I Aug. 1942, dau. of Gibson Ray Will iams & Frances Queen, all of Gwinnet! Co., Ga. 6badaa. Robert Christopher Duncan o. 9 Sept. 1962

Ful ton Co., Ga. 60adab. Edward Ray Duncan b. 14 Dec. 1965. Fulton

Co., Ga. 6badac. M;cnael Lee "Hike" Duncan, b. 21 Mar. 1967

Fulton Co., Ga. 6bodb. Pearla Duncan b. 24 Sept. 1942_m. 23 June 1962

to Jerry Jackson Wall o. 19 July 1939, Gwinnett Co., Ga. son of Thomas Wert Wall tC Camilla Fountain. Divorced 4 May 19a1J.. 6badbu. Amy Larissa Wall b. 3 Aug. 1966, Fulton

Co., Ga. 6badbb. A I ysa Grede I Wa II b. 8 Mar. 1970,

8alt imore, Md. 6bae. Georgie Lee Freeman b. 2lJ. Jan. 1915 Monroe Co., Ga.

m. Lawrence Clay Pett igrew b. 3 Dec. 1911, Butts Co . Ga. d. 19 June 1976 bur. Paron Cem., Monroe Co •• Ga. Son of John Euin Pettigrew tC Adda Alberta Brownlee. 6baea. Lawrette Pett igrew b. 20 Aug. 19lJ.5 Fulton Co.

Ga. m. 27 Sept. 19611- to Robert James Griffin , Jr. b. 2 Aug. 19l1-4, Fulton Co., Ga. son of Robert James Griffin & Virginia Holbrook. Div. 15 Apr.1981. 6baeaa. Robert Justin Gr:iffin b. 7 Jan. 1971

DeKalb Co ., Ga. 6oaeab", Lauren Leigh Griffin b. 12 Hay /973

DeKalb Co., Ga. 6baeac . Alan Clay Griffin b. II Feb. 1976

DeKalb Co., Ga.


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6baeb. Lawrence Clay Pettigrew, Jr. b. 230 July 1951 Fulton Co., Ga. m. (I) 26 Aug_ 1972 to Cree Parker. Washepreagu6, Va. b. 211. Aug_ 1952, Va. dau. of Ray Arnold Parker & Frances Mae Stevens. Div. 1978. 6baeba. Erin Melissa b. 4 Nov. 1976 DeKalb Co., Ga.

Cretl m. David Giesel 1980. Lawrence Clay Pettigrew Jr. m. (2) Mrs. Carole Jan Goodman (Crum) 12 Jan. 1979 Cordele, Crisp Co., Ga. dau. of William Robert Goodman & Sarah LBtI Britt. Div. 1987, no children.

6baf. Ruby Irene Freeman b. 6 Oct. J917111. Cecil Tyler Butler b, 29 July 1911J Monroe Co., Ga. m. 3 Oct. 1942 Fulton Co., Ga. son of Eddie Brantley Butler & Mary Webb. 6bafa. Cecil e Butler b. 10 Apr. 19lJ6 Monroe Co., Ga.

111. Carl Raymond Lunsford b. 2lJ June I 93lJ, d. 19 Dec. 1983. Div. prior to 1975. 6bafaa. Raymond Tyler Lunsford b. 18 Oct. 1967

Fulton Co., Ga. m. 19B7 rerry rurner. Mississippi.

Cee ife m. (2) Daniel Thomas Chambless, Jr . 9 Aug. 1975, Monroe Co ., Ga. nOlll I ives in Fla.

6~afab. Cecil Tyler Butler, Jr. O. 15 June 1951 Monroe Co., Ga. 111. 5 July 1975 It. Charleston, S. C. to VtJra Jeannette Carpenter b. II June 1953 dau. of Lucas A. Carpenter, Jr . ~ Marie liaselnke. 6bafaba. Dylan Tyler Butler b. 6 June 1983

Fulton Co., Ga. 6bag. Nancy Marie Freeman b. 13 June 1919 Monroe Co., Ga. m.

Donald aain Viley O. 12 Oct. 19/6 North Augusta, S.C. son of Charles A. lIiley &. Paul ine Pierson. m. 3 July J9~1 at Emory Little Chapel, DeKalb Co., Ga. 6baga. Dan StephBn Wiley b • . 20 Sept. 1946 .rulton Co.,

Ga. 111. 14 May 1965 to C1auaia Ann Lambert b. 23 Oct. 191~7 tlflmincton, N.C. dau.. of ..John H. Lamber· & Naurine Henry.· 6bagaa. Dan Stephen wi ley, J r. b. 17 Jan. 1967

Wilmington, N.C. (father in service) 6bagab. David Adam Wiley, b. 24 Aug. 1972.

DeKa I b Ca. , Ga. 6bagac. Jennifer Danise Wiley b. 2 Oct. 1975.

600. Will;e Smith b. 6bc. Baoy D. 12 Jun.

DeKalb Co., Ga.

22 June 1884 d. 9 July 1884 bur. Paron Cem. 1886 d. 2B July 1886. bur. Paran Cem.


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6bd. Walr~r Franklin Smith b. 14 July IBB9 d. 24 Feb. 1976, Honro~ Co •• Ga. m. 20 Jon. 1915 to Pearl IrfJn~ Goggans dau. of' A. J. Goggans" Nora LassfJt~r. 6bda. L~nora Ir"ne "Nor"n,," Smith b. 7 Hay 1916 m. IIi II jam C.

J"nkins. 6bdaa. Clarene J"nkins b. 1947 m. Jam"s J"fferson

Pierson, Jr. b. 1947. 6bdaaa. Jonathon Fitzpatrick Pierson.

6bdab. lIill iam C. J~nkins, Jr. III. Kathy Tingle, dau. of Archi~ Ting/~ cf. Katherine 8"nson. 6bdaba. Kathy Ivy J~nkins b. 27 Jun" 1975. Bibo

6tJdb. Har:tha ~15rahce6 . SmSllh b. 12 S"pt. 1924 Honroe Co •• Ga. _ m. George W. Flanagan. Adopted two boys. 6bdba. 80bby Flanagan. 6bdbb. Ronn i e Flanagan.

6be. Richard Carroll Smith O. 12 Oct. 1891 d. 3 Feb. /"174 m. Eunice Mae Stokes dau. of Tom Stokes & Ang ie Hobbs. No ch.

60f. Fanni~ Ha~ Smith b. 14 Hay IB94 d. 30 Hay /978 bur. Mt. Vernor C~m., Burts Co., Ga. m. 27 Dec. 19/4 Jam"s Amos Treadwell b. 17 Aug. 1884 Butts Co., Ga. Our. Ht. V"rnon Com •• Butrs Co. 6bfa. Janie Hoe Treadwel I II F"b. 19/6 m. e"njaman F. Fuqua.

6braa. Ben Fuqua. 6bfaO. Andy Fuqua. 6bfac. Edwin Fuqua.

60fO. G~orge Smith Tr"adwell O. 2 Jan. 19.19 111. Madel ine Burnette. 60fba. Dwayne Tr"adwe II O. II June 1962 m. -

6bfc. James Gordon Tr~adtJIell O. 17 Oct. 1923 m. Margaret Burnette (sister to Hadel in" aOove). 60fca. Faye Treadwell m. Stanley Cook. 6bfcb. Terry Lou j se Treadwe II. 6bfcc . Susie Jantl Treadwell O. /3 Oct. /971. 60fcd. James Paul Treadwell b. 20 Apr. 1976.

6bfd, Grace Parthenla Treadwell O. 1927 d. 1956. (single) 60g . Lizzie Lorene Smith b. 29 Mar. 1898 d. 25 Aug. 1898. 60n . Lula Oneta Smith o. 17 Sept. 1900 d. 29 Hay /901.


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6c. Jeptha Tingle b. 5 Apr. 1862 d. 5 Sept. 1940 Columbus, Ga. bur. Paran Cem •• Monroe Co., Ga. m.· 27 Nov. 1884 Georgia Ann Tucker b. 17 Feb. 1862 Monroe Co., Ga. d. 28 May 1927 Columbus, Ga. bur. Paron Cem. Sister of S.H. Tucker above. 6ca. Eben A. Tingle b. I Sept. 1886 d. 23 Nov. 1887. 6cb. Addie Belle b. 27 Feb. 1889 m. 25 Dec. 1908 to Felton

Talmadge Hudson b. 23 Dec. 1887 d. 29 Hay 1956 . No ch. 6cc. £1 izabeth Savannah Tingle b. 3 Aug. 1890 d. 10 Mar. 1891. 6cd. Sarah Frances Tingle b. 21 Apr. 1892 m. (I) 31 Dec. 1911

d. 4 Mar. 1965 Columbus, Ga. bur, Blue Water Ch. Cem., Dubl in, Ga. Laurens Co., by first husDand, Frank Lavender d. 26 Aug. 1916. 6cda. Frances Lavtlnder b. 13 Oct. 1913 d. Iii Nov. J91i1.

Laurens Co., Ga. Frances m. (2) 15 July 1930 John D. McKee. Divorced.

6ce. H. C. Tingle b. 17 Apr. 1894 d. II Sept. 1894. 6ce. Jeptha Berner Tingle b. 21 Mar. 1901 d. 27 Jan. 1973

Columbus, Ga. bur. there. m. (I) 23 Sept. 1923 Gertrude Hudson (sister of Felton above.) Divorced. 6cea. Doro thy Ree Tingle b. 25 Sept. 1924 Laurens Co., Ga.

m. Robert W. Hodges. 6ceaa. Glenn W. Hodges b. 6 June 1948. 6ceao. Lean If, Hodges b. II June 1959.

Jeptha Berner m. (2) 22 Dec, 1943 Maurine Henderson b. 27 Jan. 1906 dau of Rev. Lewis Albert Henderson ( Baptist minister) & Essie Lou Mayrield. No ch.

6d. £1 izabeth Ann Tingle b. I Apr. 1869 Butts Co., Ga. d. 20 Dec. 1891 Monroe Co., Ga. m. 27 Dec. 1888 Monroe Co., Ga. to George Washlngton Frtleman b. 23 Dec. 1860 d. 9 Otic. 1908 both bur. Paron Cem., Monroe Co., Ga. Son of Thomas Paul Freeman & Mary Elizabeth Walker. Family submitted by Walter W. Mitchell 1//. Insert here.


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