A Family Newsletter for Tingle descendants published quarterly by volunteers

who are interested in their Tingle ancestry.

Volume 4 - No. 4 Summer 1991

PLEASE GIVE DIXIE A BREAK I

I am sure all our readers know that Mrs. Dixie T. Willis of New Bern. North Carolina i~ an indispensable part of this newsletter, 'TINGLE DESCENDANTS'. She performs the following chores!

Provides for the printing of about 150 copies every three months; Staples and folds the 18 page. to fit in each envelope; Addresses and attaches the mailing labels; Inserts the newsletter in envelope and seals same: Attaches the required postage stamp and take the approximately

150 envelopes to the Post Office; Constantly updates the mailing list with address changes, thereby

requiring new labels.

Please remell'ber that Dixie does all thiB work as a volunteer.. It is time-consuming to say the least.

In addition, ahe acts as Treasurer. We have deemed it advisable to publish the newsletter on a contributory basis rather than on a subscription plan. consequently. when she does not receive an annual contribution. she writes a gentle reminder (which she doesn't like to do) and this takes more of her time.

From your letters to me I know that you appreCiate the number of hours she unselfishly devotes to this little publication. As your editor 1 ask you to try and be considerate of her time and make it as e8sy 8S possible for her by doing the following!

If there is s chan e in our address lease notif her rom t1 . If her recor s s ow t at you ave not ma e 8 contr ut on since she will aSSume you are no longer interested and will remove your name from the mailing list.

Both Dixie and I deeply sppreciate the support you have given to 'TINGLE DESCENDANTS.'

~ J. Seeger Kerns

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QUERY I

Can any reader help your editor by identifying HARRY K. TINGLE

who was appointed postmaster of Kalida. Putnam County, Ohio on 16 May 18777 Plesse reply to J. Seeger Kerns,

830 W. 40th Street, #851, Baltimore, Maryland 21211.

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No, this Is not the name of 8 person, historic home or monument. Its the name of a horae which finished third in the 95th running of the Maryland Hunt Cup on April 21, near Glyndon, Baltimore County. The ~-mile race ia generally considered the most difficult steeple-chase in America, consisting of ·22-timber jumps. the highest being 41 10".

Tingles Image acquired his name. said the trainer. Mrs. Michael Smithwick, because he looked BO much lIke his brother, Tingle Creek. The horse is owned by Hr8. T. A. RandOlph of Middleburg, Virginia and was ridden by Mike Elmore. Thirteen horses competed for the coveted Cup and seven finished this grueling test of racing.

********** THANK YOU, CONTRIBUTORS I

Readers, new and old, continue to support the newsletter with contributions to cover the cost of production. The staff gratefully acknowledges donations received from the following persons since the Spring issue:

Mrs. Mildred Buck Hrs. Louise Cowell Hr. George R. Long Miss Elaine Mitchell Mr. Walter W. Mitchell Mrs. Charles L. Newton Mrs. Grace T. Piper

Mr. William E. Prevatt CW 4 Robert A. SCOtt Mr. A. M. Tingle Mr. Daniel W. Tingle Mr. Levin E. Tingle Mr. Robert C. Tingle Mrs. Vonell Vingle

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A QUICK ANSWER I

The Spring 1991 issue of our newsletter carried a brief request for further identification of Corporal Kevin Tingle, U.S. Marine Corps. His picture was flashed last February on national television while serving in the Persian Gulf War. Dan Rather'. Evening News featured it.

A quick response came from Mr. Dan W. Tingle of Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Kevin is his grand-nephew. Hr. Tingle provided the following information:

Kevin Scott Tingle, h. 6 Aug. 1964, Bon of Thea V. and Crystal Tingle of Leesburg, Florida (father) Thea Virgil Tingle, b. 2 Nov. 1940, Bon of Rev. Harold T. and Jo Sutton Tingle of Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Cgr.father) Rev. Harold Theodore Tingle, b. 11 May 1913. d. 11 Apr. 1990, 80n of William M. and Hattie Denson Tingle of Cullman, Alabama. (g.gr.father) William Marion Tingle, b. 3 June 1884, d. 28 Hay 1960, son of George W. and Margaret A. Livingston Tingle of Cullman County, Alabama. (g.g.gr. father) George Washington Tingle, b. 18 July l8S3, d. 10 Oct. 1936, son of Jesse Franklin and Clara Breeden Tingle of Cadsen, Alabama. .

Dan W. Tingle, whose full name is Daniel Washington Tingle, b. 9 Sept. 1925, is a half brother of the late Rev. Harold Theodore Tingle. Dan points out that the family moved to Tennessee from Alabama in 1917. He credits Mrs. Marie Tingle Young of Lawrenceburg. Tenn., Mrs. Joyce Cannon Tingle-White of Columbia, Tenn. and Mr. Richard W. Tingle of Huntsville, Alabama for the information compiled above • .

This short article would not be complete without an acknowledgement to Joyce White. She first sent me Tingle information way back in 1975 and in 1987 she prepared family charts. Several are reproduced in this issue. including that of William Marion Tingle, father of the above Dan W. Also chart for Gecrge Washington Tingle. father of William Marion. And .this takes us back to Jesse Franklin Tingle. father of George W. where ', '*" researchers seem to be 'stuck.' Can any of our readers carry the chain further back? Hr. Richard W. Tingle of Huntsville. Alsbama prOVided charts which were reproduced in Vol. 3 - No.2, pp. 11-17 of this news­letter.

We are appreciative of Mr . Dan Tingle's prompt and enlightening letter. By golly, the "Tingle Descendants" newsletter is being readl Keep up the good work. all you faithful correspondents.

J. Seeger Kerns

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OBITIJARY

Mrs. Jeanne Tingle Scranton of Charlotte, North Carolina, died March 5, 1991. The staff of the newsletter extends its sympathy to her family. inc~ud1~g her sister, HrB. LuIs Tingle Prevatte, also of Charlotte. . r _ _

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CHARLOTI'E - Jeanne Tjn,lc Scranton. ol3420 Shamrock: Drive, CIwIoue, I native of Arapahoe. died March S at Epwonh PlICC.

She was retired as • librarian from the Charloue-Mcc:t1enburJ Public Ubrary Iflcr 2S ycat'I. She was • LouisburJ College graduate. At her c:buteb. she xrved 00 the ad­miDistntive boMf. thc bislory and records commiuce and the Singa.. Sinale Again Group. She wu • chun:h archivist. I Girl Seoul I ....... Sunday """"1...- .... childrm's division superinlendenL

She was • mcmba' of &he West­em North Caroliaa COOCC:renCe of the United Mdbodia Cburch C0m­mission or An::hfvcs and Riscory and was Ktiw: in AARP orpniza-

lion. She was .Iso. member of Se­nior Scholars and the COIIJTC" of ScnIo< Clubo. .

Funeral wu held March 7 .1 FUll UnilCd Methodist Church. C1w1oue.

Burial "'as in Elmwood Cemeler}'.

She is survived by one: daughter. Alice Shipman of Hunrsvine, Ala..; one sister, Lula Prevatte of Char­Io~ ItId IWO srandcbildren.

la liell or Dowers, memials may be scot to First United Methodist Owrcb recotds Md his­""" fWld, P.O ...... 31603. C1w-10 ... 28231_

ArnnaemcnlS by flirT)' and Bryant Funeral Home, Cbarloue.

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TINGLE MEN OF COURAGE I

Mrs. Sarah T. Everding of Kensington, Maryland. Associate Editor of the Newsletter. has written an interesting story about her uncle which our readers should enjoy

LT. COLONEL CLARENCE HERBERT TINGLE Quintessential Man of Ris Time

My branch of the Tingle descendancy from h1Ji;h Tingle to the present has hac a few flamboyant members, not the least of which was my m.cle, Lt. Colonel Clarence Herbert Tingle, my father's older brother and fmily favorite

llD1til his strange death in

February 1938. A newspaper article copied below in tne OUCAOO lRIBtJ·IE (February 22, 1938) was, of course, based LtJon a coroner's JUT)" decision undoubtedly influenced by U. S. Army opinions of felloW officers, but no family member or friend ever believed it to be a true verdict -- too many conflicting events obvious in the article, and Uncle Herb's personality and his love of life could not have permitted his suicide. Also, his popularity while serving in the anny might well have been a factor for other than the printed word as follows.

JURY DECLARES LT,COL. TINGLE

TOOK OWN LIFE Verdict Attributes Suicide

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Ihlcle Herb was an outstandingly handsome young man, impressive in later years, and he 1>:8S very popular with the ladies. In fact. my Grandmother Tingle 1..aS quite dismayed when she caught him kissing her maid in the kitchen. wilo c.lmsed him afteni3rCs \'.rith 8 knife, and was dismissed fortlMith, so the story goes. Later, "'hen he selYed with General[buglas MacArthur in the Philippines (two tours in the 1920s) Aunt ~~rina felt the General was not such a good "social" influence. And, before he joined the Navy (prior to the Spanish-American war of 1898) he was much in love with a young lady of RerUn. Maryland, Belle l'Ihaley Keas. (years later she became 1iI)' Godmother) but their romance suddenly cooled, and he went to sea. She married Mr. Keas. Why? In those days, everything was sacrosanct.

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LT. COLONEL CLARENCE HERBERT TINGLE ..• CONTINUED

Other events roved along ver), well for him, however. He was only twenty-five years of age when he was first officer on the Army tugboat" SLOCUM "on August S, 189~ dUTing the Spanish-American War when a hurricane blew in on the way frou: Mayaguez to San -.....I Juan, "Porto" (Puerto) Rico. Unfortunately the captain became crazed with fear, had to be placed in irons by my uncle who assuned canmand of the ship. There were malty persons aboard, but through his guidance and skill the ship and all aboard were safely brought to shore. His second act of heroism was saving the lives of four men on a barge in a gale when he laWlched 8 rowboat frau. the SI.OClJ.t to effect their rescue when a tidal wave almost capsized the unwieldy barge (losing all supplies) and nearly swept away everyone. Two lIIOIlths later I 111)" lI1cle was the guiding force after a towrope became caught in the propeller of the SlJJCtN (while towing • lishter) and could not be budged. This time, my mete volunteered a crew of nen for his assistance who rowed a distance of twenty miles to shore in the alJoost tmbearable hot tropical sun for help. A Navy tug, \.trAS, finally rescued the rowboat, and these valorous feats led to the Silver Medal of Honor many years later through the intervention of his wife and same friends, as he wuld never ask for such recognition himself. Tnrough their efforts, in 1915, the Secretary of the Treasury presented him with the Congressional Silver P.ledal of Honor. It

A letter of March 25, 1938, from the Chief of Staff of the War Department to Aunt Marina after Uncle Herb's death appears to have reviewed all of the main points of his career~ both Navy and Army. fbwever. it does not recall his tours of duty in Tientsin, Olina, and in Yokohama and Nagasaki, Japan, as well as his having beenOlptain of the Port in San Juan, during which period he married Marina Lopez-Nuesa, daughter of a Spanish Marquis, who had roved his family fran Valencia, Spain, to San Juan in the eighteen seventies.

lie saw Uncle Herb frequently when he was Sq>erintendent of the Quartemaster Corps at Bush Terminal, Brooklyn, New York, Wring the late twenties to mid-thirties. He and Aunt f.tlrina and my family usually exchanged visits twice nxmthly when my brother 3nd I were growing up in I'tstfield. New Jersey. lfe never tired of hearing of his adventures. which along with his sense of hlmlOr were unforgettable. In 1937 the Anny transferred him to Chicago, and we never saw him again.

However, there we~e other medals besides the Congressional, but once again modesty and his ur:assuming perso~lity pTevail~. They were mounted in a frame and htDlg behind the door In a hall of then apartment l.nIrooklyn. It was my amt who would put them in plain sight when he was not a~d, and he in turn would replace them where he h~ted them - behind the door.

l'!'here are they no",'? No one knows.

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.---- Sarah Elizabeth Tingle Everding

Article - THE ~mAY STAR, Washington. D.C. March 19. 1916 - Part 4, pg. 7

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A TINGLE DESCENDANT IN KOREA!

A new reader of the newsletter is Chief Warrant Officer Robert '- Alan Scott, who has been in the U.S. Army for 23 years and is presently

stationed in Korea.

He is a direct descendant of Ananias R. Tingle, born in Sussex County. Delaware on 13 March 1797. CW4 Scott has done extensive research on TINGLE, McCABE. SCOTT and related families of the Delmarva Peninsula. He haa committed his records to computer technology with amazing clarity and was kind enough to transmit 29 pages to your editor. Eight are reproduced in this issue on what he called hie "Name Sorted List,"

Note that this list included some 375 names which are spread among 62 different surnames. Future issues will carry his "Descendancy Charts, " "Family Group Records" and "Generation Charts." You will note TINGLE names (and many others) identified in pencil with the letter 'R' and a number. This is your editor's alpha-numeric system - he is too old to grapple with today's technology. But - he does marvel at the vast amount of detail that is produced with the flick of a button. *

Robert A. Scott's letter of 18 April 1991 contains some interesting stories about Tingles in Sussex County. Delaware. and the general ares. We are pleased to reproduce part of it in this issue. Remember that this region was in dispute for decades between the heirs of William Penn and the Calvert Family (the Lords Baltimore). It was finally decided when the Mason and Dixon line was drawn in 1769 defining the boundaries of Delaware Maryland and Pennsylvania. A future issue of the newsletter will discuss Israel Tingle. Parthena Tingle. William and Elizabeth Derrickson Tingle, ancestors of Ananias R. Tingle.

*Please see separate article in this issue by CW4 Scott in which he d.escribes how computers are rapidly gaining in use for gene81o~ical research. Applying this technique to Tingle research by various intereste t readers can result in lightning transmission of data to the benefit of computer users.

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.. J . Seeger Ker ns 830 West 40th Street Apartment 851 Baltimore. MD 21211

Dear Mr. Ker ns,

18 April 1991

I recently receive from Mrs. Willis several copies of the Llna~ Newsletter. I was surprised at how fast the response was to my enquiry. Please relay to Mrs. Willis my appreciation. I was wondering if I could get some missing back issues from you. The ones that seem to be missing are:

All of Volume 1 No.1. 2. and 3 of Volume 2 No.1. and 4 of Volume 3

I was surprised to see mention of my hometown, if you can call it a town, Omar, DE in one of the newsletters. The Delaware History textbook has only recently changed the description of it from -. small, inbred. backwoods community consisting of a few frame houses situated around a small country stor •• - Today, the store is gone, and the only Tingles that I know of in the immediate area are my aunt, Beatriee Hudson. who lives 1 mile south towards Roxana, Hr. John S. Tingle, who (if still alive) lives about 200 yards from the crossroads, and my family. We still own about BO acres 1 mile east of there. The mailing address for anyone there is RD. 1 or 2. Frankford, DE 19945.

An interesting fact about Omar is that Lord Baltimore, during his tenure, commissioned 8 surveyor to go to that site. which is almost the center of Baltimore Hundred to layoff a town to be called Baltimore in his honor. The surveyor failed in his task and returned to Lord Baltimore and said that the are. was unfit for human habitation. The -town- w •• called Baltimore as late as the 18605, because I have a map whfcn shows the ",i 11 pond and all landowners in the Hundred fro~ the 18608.

I will relate some of the Tingle history in Baltimore Hundred as related to me by my Aunt Bea. wno will be ee In August.

There was a John Tingl. In the 1900's who is .entloned in several histories as a noted blacksmith in the area of present day Bayard. He was a free black lIan. My great-grandfather .. Charles C. Tingle. was also a blacksmith at about the same time. This caused considerabie probiems for at least one of my uncles. when he started courting his wife to be. Her family forbade her to associate with a Tingle because of the mixed background. It finally was resolved with a visit fro", my great grandmother to the family to prove her husband's lineage. Supposedly, the John S. Tingle in Omar is one of the descendants of that John. There is also a John A. Tingla, again if he is still alive, in Frankford.

I have traced my Tingle familY roots back to Parthana Tingle who diad in 1799. There is a possibility that some of the information that Mrs. Willis sent me will connect me to an Israel Tingle whose sons. William and Luke, were mentioned in Ananias Robinson's will probated in 1787. William and Luke were included In Parthena's will as two of her sons. Pretheny Tingle was named as an aunt to Ananias Robinson. This could be the same woman. William Tingle was named as Executor in both wIlls and Ezekiel Williams was a witness to both. William Tingle (dIed 1808) had a son, Annanias R.(born 1797), who 101.8 my great grandfather. ey tha way. Tingle's must be a virile bunch. Annanias was 73 years old and married to a 38 year old in 1870 when his last son was born."

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MCGEE ,Margaret-211 64 ,Cathel'ine-237 64 BOWEN,Gilbert-265 60 HILLER,Levin-281 64 MCNEIL.E. W. K.-255 60 DERRICKSON, Isaac E.-282

HARRISON,Joseph-283 71 *BISHOP,John-213 63 DAVIS,RachelO.C.T.-236 61 *BISHOP,Jemes-198 71 *BISHOP,John-213 71 *8ISHOP.John-213

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89 87 86

1839 1943

1818 1907

1958 1932 __ 1961 1902 ; 1906 1963 1899 1908 1983

1965. 1914

1728 1632 1897 1890 1930 1901

1862 1892 1905

1815 18"'0

1964 19117 1920

-1797

1991 1975

1965

1955 1969 1978 1908 1840 1969 1908 1908 1904

90 1950 341 leeO 278

60 1966 74 1945

279 55 1923

MCCA8E.Lemuel A-122 "!ILLER .Nancy-36

33 *DICKERSON,Chcoll-les Jr-12 MCCABE,Elizabeth E.-113

33 *DICKERSON,Charles Jr-12 BISHOP,Hester-242 LONG,Larry Lane-58

53 ~GARVIN.Henry J-167 53 *GARVIN,Henry J-167 53 *GARVIN ,Henry J-167 53 *GARVIN,Henry J-167 53 *GARVIN,Henry J-167 53 *GARVIN,Henry 3-167

SCOTT,Anna J-20 53 *GARVIN.Henry J-167

TINGLE,Alvin 0.-96 93 DI5HOP,James-198

BISHOP.Mary Ella-200 45 COLLINS,Michele Ann-IS!

,TINGLE ,Naomi C-132 45 *HICKHAN,Jackie-148

COLLINS.liarry Clark-322 46 *HICKMAN ,Chad Tylel--149

SCOTT ,Robert Alan Sr-1 73 TINGLE,Clal'ence Wilmer-3 92 *HUDSON ,Will iam T-346 92 *HUOSON,William T-346

BISHOP,Elizabeth-217 73 *HUDSON,James A.-252

M~CABE,John-97

TINGLE.Annanias R,-192 92 *I/UOSON ,William T-:)46 92 *HUDSON,William T-346

COLLINS,Norman Vandom-32 92 *I-IUOSON,William T-346

TINGLE,Beatrice Ann-33 LONG.Estella Nary-338

92 *HUOSON.William T-346 92 *HUDSON,William T-346 79 *JOHNSON,Joshua-197

OERRICKSON,Isabella-195 59 UNKNDWN-274 79 LONG,Benjamin C.-278 79 *JOHNSON,Joshua-197

SCOTT,John-!7 28 *LAYTON.George W. Jr-87 27 MCCABE.Laura-8e

TRUITT,Mary Elizabeth-28 28 OOlJDEN .Howard Wayne Sr-9 : 91 *LONG,Macknett C.-334

JOHNSON,Mary 8.-277 17 *LONG,Larry Lane-Se

STEELE,Terry Lee-66 80 *LONG,Benjamin C.-278 16 SPARKS,Cliffcrd-79

TINr.IF. DESC~ND ~ NTS l~

,. t'lay 199 1

Born/ Oied/ Parent Name RIN ehr Bur HRIN Spouse or *~ather Name ---------------------------------------------------------------------------_. _ONG,Elisha Denard 335 18S8 _ONG,Elizabeth ______________ ~3~A~2L-_c= _ONG,Estella Mary 338 1871 _ONG,Ferris 345 1900 LONG,Honolula -Lula- 339 1873 LO NG ,John Brooks Sr {\ &'.'1 54 1904 LONG,John Brooks Tingle f\ '{., 57 1934 LONG.Joshua Burton 336 1860 LONG,Larry Lane R. ~/. (t. 58 1939 ~ONG.Hacknett C. 334 1857 _ONG,Patience 284 1760 _ONG,Vernon Hack 344 1889 L.ONG ,William 280 LONG.William A. 337 1965 LONG ,Wilson R'I.I!"" S6 1926 LO NG.Zeno ·Paddie- Jr. 333 1835 _ONG,Zano R. 343 _ORO ,Maxine R. '1 . 1.2. 61 1944 LYNCH ,Allen I{ '(.{{ 45 L..YNCH ,Daisy R. (p.L{ 95 (..YNCH,Hargaret R. '/.10 421920 M~RTIN,Barbara Jean ~ 7·/8 231936 1CCABE,Amos 286 1786 -1CCABE .Amos 298 ' 1824 ~CCABE.Andrew 115 1839 -" CCASE .Arthur 102 1761 1CCABE .Sau A. (B~ '1 s.4 It) R S.:' 360 18S9 "CeASE .Char lotte A. 296 1820 1CCABE .Coll i ns 106 1794 1CCABE,Curtis W. Jacobs 121 1851 1CCABE.Edward 105 1790 '-'CCASE ,Edward W. l' '1 _1 358 '1CCA8E ,Eliza Jane R. :[.1. 361 1854

~CCABE,Elizabeth ~CCABE.Elizabeth f'olCCABE ,Elizabeth. Ann ~CCABE,Eli2abeth C. MCCABE,Ellzabeth E.

~CCABE,Ellen Nettie r'l CCABE ,Gar rison MC CABE,Hearche? Erchft? ~CCABE.infant

301 1832 107

R S'·f 359 1852 119 1847 113 1836

292 1799 287 1788 103 1767 205

fIICCABE. Isaac MCCABE,J8mes Scranton W, 'MCC ABE ,John

293 lBOl 124 1862 97 1727

~CCA8E,John D. ~CCABE,John Edward B 'mCCABE ,John III 'lnCCABE ,John Jr

CCABE,Joseph CCABE ,Julia Ann CCABE,Laura CCABE ,L8vi na CCABE.Lemuel Augustus H

297 1621 114 1838 111 1807 101 1759 291 1795 116 1840 88 1923

290 1795 122 1854

1937

1955 1982 1957 1974

1939

1917 1843 1958

1906

1916 1916

1825 1912. --1843

1892 1840 1859 1830

1643

1890

1691 1857

1074 1937 1900 1889

1890 1807 1853

1879 1911

90 #LONG,Zeno wPaddie- Jr .-: 91 :t::LONG ,1·la.c:knett C .-334 90 HUDSON ,William T.-346 91 ;f:LONG ,Hacknett C .-334 90 *LONG.Zeno ·Paddie- Jr.- : 91 TINGLE,Edna M,-34 16 *LONG,John Brooks Sr-54 90 *LONG.Zeno ·Paddie- Jr . - : 16 FOSI<EY,Gwendolyn-59 90 WHARTON,Ida M.-340

MCCA8E,Arthur-102 91 *LONG,Macknett C.-334 BO *LONG,Bonjamin C.-27B 90 *LONG,Zeno ·Paddie" JT.-~ 16 *LONG,John Brooks Sr-54

NCCABE,Patience-302 91 *LONG,Hacknett C.-334

TURNER,parker Lee-53 DAISEY.Alice Lee-41 TINGLE.Charles H.-29 OAISEY.Wilmer-40 S.COTT .John Wilmer-8

B4 *MCCABE.Arthur-102 85 *MCCABE .Gan· i50n-287 32 *HCCABE.John III-Ill 30 LONG,Patience-284 95 *HCCABE,Edward W.-3S8 es COLLINS.Elisha W.-303 31 *HCCABE,Jol'n Jr-101 32 *MCCABE,John III-Ill 31 *MCCABE,John Jr-101

T-INGLE .Sarah J .-223 95 WILLIAMS.James T.-370

WILLIAMS,A. E.-366 BS *HCCABE,Garrison-287 31 *HCCABE.John Jr-l0l 95 *HCCABE ,Edward l.J.-3Se 32 *MCCABE,John 111-111 32 DICKERSON,Charles Jr-125

TRUITT ,Simon $-128 84 :t::MCCABE,Arthur-l02 84 OAVIDSON.Elizabeth-295 30 *HCCABE.John-97 62 *HCCABE.Lemuel A-122 84 *MCCABE,Arthur-102 32 *MCCABE,John III-Ill

HUDSON,Mary-98 85 *MCCABE,Garrison-207 ~2 *HCCABE,John Ill-Ill 31 - PURNELL ,Sal' ah Ann f\-112 30 COLLINS.Elizabetll-l04 84 ·*MCCABE ,f\rthul'-102 32 *HCCABE,John Ill-Ill

LAYTON,George W. Jr-87 84 *MCCA8E,Arthur-102 32 D~RRICKSON.Lillie-204

TINGLE DESCENDANT:.:S,--_ lof

; /lay 1 91 1 ~.z •• _~._.=;=;z==== ••••• ~ •• ======~ = = ••••••• ~ =.======= ••••••• =.=.======5 •••••

Born l Oiedl Parent Name RIN Chr Bur HRIN Spous e or *Father Harne

-----------------------------------------MCCABE:H8ry-LydTa-~i~L;~------2e9-1794 1878 84 *MCCABE,Arthur-l02 '1CCABE,f'latthew 100 1756 1811 30 *MCCABE,John-97

'-~CABE,Hatthew 108 1803 1836 31 *MCCABE,John Jr-101 11CCABE ,Nancy 2a8 1790 1871 84 *HCCABE ,Arthur-l02 MCCABE ,Naomi 109 1804 1846 31 *MCCABE,John Jr-l01 f1C CABE ,Obediah 99 1753 1794 30 *MCCABE ,John-97 MCCABE ,Patience 302 1835 1917 85 LONG,Zeno ·Paddie- Jr . -,.'CCABE ,Polly 110 1805 1847 31 *l1CCABE ,John Jr-l01 ,.lCCABE ,Polly Far me 294 84 :t:MCCABE ,Arthur-102 ,.'CCABE ,Rosana H 123 1858 1858 32 *MCCABE ,John III-Ill MCCABE,Sarah Ann A 118 1845 32 *MCCABE,John III-Ill MCCABE ,Susan May 299 1826 1885 85 *MCCABE,Garrison-287 MCCABE ,Thomas Steen B. 120 1849 32 :t:MCCABE,John III-Ill f1CCABE ,Warren O. 285 1764 1843 84 *MCCABE ,Arthur-l02 MCCABE ,William Robbins B 117 1842 :1946 32 .MCCABE,John III-Ill f·\CCABE ,William Showell 300 1829 1907 8S *,.\CCABE ,Gerr 1son-287 t·'CGEE,Margaret 211 1790 1850 BISHOP,Littleton R-207 MCNEIL ,E. W. K. 255 BISHOP,Mary-218 MCNEIL ,Jemes 257 74 *MCNEIL ,E. W. K .-255 "'CNEIl,\.Illliam 256 74 *MCNEIL,E. W. K.-255 11ILlER .Levi n 281 - 8ISHOP ,Martha J8ne-199 fULLER ,Nancy 36 OERRICKSON,\.Iilllam B.-3! NEWMAN ,Louis 10 1940 SCOTT,Carolyn Ruth-9 NEWI1AN,Stacy Jo 11 1967 3 STINSON,Richard 00n-13 NEWMAN,Terri Lee 12 1968 3 *NEWMAN,Louis-l0 PARSONS ,ElIzabeth ({ 7.1l. 77 1923 23 ROGERS,Warren-138

P~R50N5.Glenn F( 1, .3 76 ,-r"RSONS ,Herman ~ 7 , J3 78

PIERCE.Gail 84 POWELL ,John "l<l. $ 142 PURNElL,Sarah Ann Adaline 112 ,",JIlLEN, Yvonne A. P ·Il. 68

1901 1930

1819

1949 1970

1865

ROGERS ,Warren A. 7.12. 138 1920 1970 ROLSTON,\.Iilliam 175 1941 RYAN ,C 8 the r i ne E. ,'"i:.;z:.;.::.b=e.::t"h'-__ ..;3"-';,2~"" .. aiisfi5 1 9 2 3 SCOTT ,Anna J 2"0 1882-- i921 SCOTT ,8eth Ann ~ 6'. ('1 15 1954 ;COTT.Carolyn Ruth 9 1941 ;COTT,Ellzabeth (Belty ) 176 ~COTT.Ellen Marie (Amy ) K 8.l8 1$

;COTT ,John 17 19711 leaD 1910

3COT T • J oh n Jr. _____ ~-::-.,.......J.199-".1e"'80 _ 1903 5COTT ,John wilmer R 7.1i' 8 1930 ; COTT ,Karol Lynn R 8 .10 16 1961 ;CCTT ,Katharine Louisa 22 1895 1943 5COTT ,Lisa Karen R 8.11 24 1965 ;CO TT ,Robert Alan Jr t\ ~.).1 3 1971 ;COTT ,Robert Alan Sr ft'1·2 0 1 1948

21 1\ g .l'l. 25

177

1890 1967

~OTT,Robert H 'COTT,Susan Eileen SCOTT ,\.Iilliam · ~OTT ,l.Jilliam ,COTT ,William .COTT ,William

He nry 179 1949 R R. ~ .I1 5 1897 Whether fo rd Tt 'l.17 7 1928

1909

1957

1966

ATKINSON,Richard-139 TINGLE,Beatrice Ann-33

23 tJHALEY,Peggy-140 TURNER,Wllliam 11 - 82 TINGLE,Beatrice Ann-33 MCCABE,John III-Ill STEELE,Wllmer-65 PARSONS,Elizabeth-77 SCOTT.Katharine Louisa - ; COLLINS ,John G.-306

6 G~RVIN,Henry J-167 5 *SCOTT,William W-7 2 NEWI1(\N ,LOLIis-I0

54 ~ROLSTON,William-1 75 1 *SrOTT,Rob~rt Alan Sr-1

KYLE.C~tha r ine-18 6 *SCOTT,John-17 2 ,.1ARTIN ,Barbara Jean-23 5 * SCOTT,William W-7 6 ROLSTON,William-175 7 *5C01T,John Wilmer-8 1 *SCOTT,Robel· t Alan 5,·- 1 2 · BARBER,Barbara Britton- 2

HONG,Chung Hui (Hi Na)-2 6 iSCOTT,Jot,n-17 . 7 *SCOTT,John Wilmer-a

54 ,Vel· n-178 55 *SCOTT,William-177

6 TINGLE.Miner v a Ellen-6 2 VOLPE.Elsie Barbara-14

15

Sornl Diedl Parent

~ame RIN Chr Bur MRIN Spouse or :t:Father Name

$ECBY~cass;---------~---------260----------------75-;SEL8Y~J~;i;h-T::258--- - -SELBY.Catherine 264 75 :t:SELBY,Josiah T.-256 , "LBY.Elizabeth 263 75 *SELBY.Josiah T .-258 ~LBY .John 262 75 '!SEL8V.Josiah T .-258 SELBY.Josiah T. 250 BISHOP .Dolly-219 bELBV.Sarah 259 75 :t:SELBV,Josiah T .-258 SELBV.Willard 261 7S *SELBV,Josiah T .-258 G.ELWAV.Jessica Dawn f\'l.+ 159 1982 49 :t:S.ELWAY,John 0.-158 SELWAY,John D. R 8.'1" 1581954 CRAMPTON,Christie-145 S ELI.JAV.Jonathan Joseph f<. ct .S'" 160 1983 49 *SELWAV,John 0.-158 f>NITH ,Gerald R 7·1' 61 TURNER ,Joan-52 SPARKS ,Clifford R 7·/'1 79 1923 LONG,Edna Elaine-55 $PARKS,Sandra Elaine K a · tg 80 1946 24 *SPARKS,Cl!fford-79 uTEELE ,Ashley 75 1975 22 *L·ONG ,Donald-74 STEELE ,Gary Wilmar 111'}.7 69 1966 20 *STEELE.Wilmer-65 ~TEELE .Irwi n R '.8 64 ·1921 1966 TJ.NGLE. vi rgi n1a-37 >TEELE,Jody Lynn R. i.€ 70 1969 ,- 20 *STEELE,Wilmer-65 6TEELE,Sherry Lynn R 8./'1 67 1957 1960 19 *STEELE,Irwin-64 STEELE, Terry Lee I{ 8.13 66 1946 19 LONG .Donald-74 STEELE, wi] rner It 9./4 65 1944 19 QUILLEN, Vvonne-68 ~TINSON,Richard Don 13 1965 NEWMAN,Stacy Jo-11 "'TIt~GLE R I· I 181 ,l?arthena-1€10 ,INGLE ,Alfred D. R 11.'- 357 1834 65 *TINGLE .Annanias R.-192 TINGLE,Alleen R. 1 .7.. 129 35 *TINGLE,Charles M.-29 "TINGLE,Alvin O. k. ,, · 3 96 1918 35 GI8NEY,Charlotte-162 JINGLE,Alvin O. Jr. R.. 8.1 163 51 ,Betsy-165 -rINGLE ,Ananias J. Po If.!" 227 1832 65 *TINGLE ,Annanias R .-192 JINGLE,Ann D. R 11-.3 225 1027 65 :t:TINGLE,Annanias R.-19' -- '-IGLE.Anna Catharine ~ ".f, 31 1900 1921 e DAISEY.David-39 ' _AGLE.Annanias R. Po :J.f 192 1797 57 DERRICKSON,Elizabeth-193

TINGLE ,Annanias TINGLE.Annie L TINGLE ,Beatl· ice

R. Jr. ft 1f.1't­R 5 .7 R. r. . 8 Ann

234 4a 33

1868 1867 1903

Lo. R 7.7 133 193a TINGLE ,Bonita/Bonnie

TlNGLE,Caleb TINGLE,Charles C. Tf l-lGLE,Charles M. TINGLE ,Clal·ence E. TINGLE,Clarence Mark TttlGLE,Clarence wilma,· TINGLE,Clarence Wilmer liNGLE ,Clal-ey C.

f\ 1.'). 183 ~ ~. 1 46

I< ~.~ 29 R 5.11 206 f\. 'ii.I'- 72 B R 7·7 3a 5T ~ &.> 30 R :t. s; 364 R $'· B 49 R.1 . .r 184

1839 1895 1a79 1968 1941 1897 1866 1869 TINGLE .Claudatls J

flNGLE ,Comfort rINGLE ,Constance TINGLE,David rINGLE ,Dorothy

Louise ~ g.~ 164

i l NGLE ,Edgar J. flNGLE .Edna M. TINGLE ,El izabeth ""INGLE ,Genevieve C. ~NGLE,George E.

1\ 9 · 1 166 1\ 1 . ~· 130 fI.. :::.fo 50 R. ,, ·1 34 (I, l.l~ 187

1922 1131'1 1905

~ 7.~ 131 1929 to( S".4 363 1863

1869

1915 1972 laaa

1963

1876

1954

TINGLE DESCENDANTS

HUDSON.t-1ary H.-229 66 :t:TINGLE,Annanias R.-192 14 *TINGLE,Charles C.-46

8 PARSONS,Glenn-76 TOWI'ISEND,JoSE'ph-141 POWELL,John-142 HUDSON ,l.Ji 11 iam-1"3

35 W€.ST,I.J!:Iyne R.-134

56 65 a

14 21

9 a

96 ,. 56 51 52 35 ,. a

56 35 96

(~

:t:TINGLE-181 BISHOP,Anna Catharine-47 LVNCH,Daisy-95

*TINGLE,Charles C.-46 *TINGLE,Clarence Wilmer-38

8UNTING,Oianne-71 HUDSON.Alice Murray-254

:t:TI~IGLE.Isaac W.-220 *TINGLE.CharlE's C .. -46 It::TINGLE-181 :t:TINGLE,Alvin 0.-96 :t:TINGLE,Alvin O. Jr.-163

CALHOUN.Raymond W.-153 *TINGLE,Chal·les C.-46

LONG,John Brook~ Sr-54 *TINGLE-181 CRAMPTON.Joseph-l~4

:t:TINGLE,Isaac W.-22B

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~=::~:!=~~:===:==:===~:====:======D==============~============================= , Born/ Died/ Parent

Name RIN Chr Bur HRIN Spouse or *Father Name

------------------------------------------------------------------_. TINGLE~lsaac w. R. 't. g 228 1836 TrNGLE, Israel R f.' 222 TI~GLE,Jehu B. 1\ if.1 3S61834 TINGLE .Lester W. R S· t. 365 TINGLE ,Levi n D. R 4.'1 226 TINGLE,Lovimal E. H. R. If.le 235 rINGLE,Luke R 1 . 3 185

1873 1829 1870

TINGLE,Mary E. R 'f.1l 232 1860 TINGLE ,Mary Jane R b' 7 32 1901 TINGLE,Mildred F. R. (. _,0 3S 1905 TINGLE .Minerva Ellen R !.r·1I 6 1910 rINGLE .Nancy 1\ 2..+ 188' TINGLE,Naomi Charlotte R. 7.'" 132 1932 TINGLE ,Perthena A. 1\ tt.1I 231 1857 TINGLE ,Reed Bunti n9 R 8.1~ 73 1973 rINGLE.Rhoda H. 1.1 186 rINGLE,Samuel B. R 4-.'0 230 1856 tINGLE .Sarah J. R 't. I 223 1821 TINGLE .Sophia R 3.2. 191 TINGLE. Sophia E. ~ 'i, B 233 1862 ,.INGLE.Tabitha R l.d\ 'Os:, lINGLE .Virginia R 7. 9 '37 1920 lINGLE .William It l..1 182

1963 1985 1967

,-

65 COMFORT,Susan Jane-362

65 *TINGlE ,Annanias R.-192 96 *TINGLE,Isaac W.-228 6S *TINGLE.Annanias R. - 192

*TINGLE,Annanias R.-192 *TINGLE-1Bl

66 56 66

8 8 8

56 35 66 21 56 66 65 57 66 56

*TINGLE,Annanias R.-192 *TINGLE.Wilmer C.-27

TURNER.William-51 SCOTT,William R-5

*TINGLE-181 HICKMAN,Jackie-148

:t:TINGLE.Annanias R.-192 *TINGLE,Clarence Wilmer-38 :t:TINGLE-181 *TINGLE,Annanias R.-192

MCCABE • Edw~lI·d W. -358 CLARK.John-212

*TINGLE,Annanias R.-192 *TINGLE-181

STEELE,Irwin-64 ,Elizabeth-190

TINGLE,William R.(C'f{H.) f{ <1.2. 224 1824 1INGLE,Wilmer C. It J.<J 27 1871 1916

9 1809 I.I~''» 56

65 14

~TINGLE,Annanias R.-192 TRUITT.Mary Elizabeth-28 TINGLE,Beatrice Ann-33 TINGLE,Wilmer C.-27 LAYTON,George W. Sr-86

TOl.JNSEND,Joseph R. b.g 141 IRUITT ,Mary Elizabeth R S:1 28 1876 1876

T~ITT ,Simon "TURNER ,Clay TURNER ,Dauid TURNER ,Joan TURNER ,Nancy TURNER,Pa",:"ker

(Solomon? )

Le. ,URNER',Trevor TURNER .WIII iam TURNER, William II ' L(NKNOWN

R. e.'. 1\ 8 . ~' R 7·~1 R 'J.n

R (!I 10

128 63 62 52 83 53

85 51 82

274

1970 1964 1933

1938

1915

VOLPE .Elsie Barbara 14 1929 W;::ST ,Dawn R 9· 1/ 137 tJ :::5T ,Mar k R. S./o 136 W:::ST ,Michael R '6'1 135 W"ST ,Wayne R. R '/.7 134 W'iALEY,Peggy R. "'I.I~ 140 1933 W\-lARTON,Ida M. 340 w~1TE 267 wHITE ,t1ar ia 269 ~KITE,William B. 2~8 ~ILLIAMS.A. E. ) R.. C.l. 3661 W!LLIAMS,A. E. J "371 oIIILLIAMS.Ava Prudance R.. C..3 369 1800 ~~LLIAHS,Ida Ja .. nre~ ____ ~R~~~.~I--~3~6~7T-~1~8~75 W I~IAMS ,James 1 . R .5".2. 3/0 WlLLIAI1S ,Otis J. T. R. ~.1 368 1877

1921

1973

TINGLE DESCENDANTS

34

MCCABE,Elizabeth E.-113 18 :r·TURNER ,PAr ker Lee-53 18 *TURNER,Pa,-ker Lee-53 15 StiITH ,Gerald-81 25 *St-1ITH .Gerald-81 15 LORD.Maxine-61 26 *TURNER,William 11-82

TINGLE,Mildred F.-35 PIERCE ,Gail-B4 JOHNSON,Joshua-197

25

SCOTT,William W-7 37 *t.JEST ,!,.Jayne R .-134 37 *1.JEST,Wayne R.-134 37 *WEST,Wayne R.-134

TINGLE,8onita/SQnnie-133 PARSONS ,Hel'man-78 LONG,Hacknett C.-334 OISHOP-221

77 *IJHITE-267 77 *t·IHITE-267

]HCCABE,Eliza Jane-361

97 *t..JILLIAt-1S,James T .-370 97 *tHLLIAHS,James T .-370

1'ICCA8E ;Eliza Jane-J61 97 :r.tJILLIAt·IS,James T.-370

17

COMPUTERS AND GENEALOGY

Readers who have access to computer-type genealogy will be particularly interested in the information quoted below from CW4 Robert A. Scott. As the younger generations become more interested in their TINGLE heritage, they will find his suggestions both timely and helpful. Note that he invites correspondence from anyone interested.

It This letter is becoming longer thsn I intended. however there is one thing that I feel strongly about. I have noticed several different computer printouts used In lhe Newsletter for the pedigrees and group sheets. I have used Family Roots on my Apple lIE and recently purchased an 18H compatible. A friend gave me a copy of the Hormon's PAF program (P~rsonal Ancestral Fil~ and it is the best genealogical program thaE I have ever seen. It includes a communication program that easily transfers files between users with a modem. The cost (about $35) is less than 1/4 that of Family Roots, gives a lot more features, and is easier to use. One feature that is that it will give the relationship between any two individuals in the data base and will print ahnentafel numbers on pedigrees if desired. You can also. for example, enter all persons of the same surname In one locality with their pertinent data and then request an automatic match feature. This will search the data base for like names. and dates within a certain range and produce them side by side on same screen SO" that you can compare them to see if they are the same individual. If so, you can then merge the 2 records into one. The only drawback is that it requires an IBM compatible which, " since APple has abandoned the home user and with the exorbitant cost of Apple hardware. isn't that much of a minus.

The main thrust of my suggestion is that if all the Tingles are using the same program, then information can be swapped with the speed and cost of a 3 minute telephone call rather than the blinding speed of the Pony Express (e~cuse me, the Postal -Service-). "

As I said this letter is longer than I intended, but I wanted to send a check to help cover the costs of the newsletter. Mrs. Willis used up almost all I sent the last time on Just the one mailing. I am stationed in Korea at the present time. so all my research has to be done by mail and I would be glad to correspond with anyone who is working on the Tingles of Baltimore Hundred and northern Worcester County, MD. Also Bishops, Truitts, and McCabes -in the same area. I have extensive McCabe genealogy from that area back to 1727."

CW4 Robert A. Scott Box C-9 HHC, 1-501st Avn Bn APO SF 96301

Yours truly,

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