. Commemorative biographical record of northeastern Pennsylvania: including the counties of Susquehanna, Wayne, Pike and Monroe, containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, and many of the early settled families. atty P. (Mrs. Jacob Sebel). (3) Dolly Tingley, born in 1784, married Dan-iel Chalker. of Choconut, Penn., and died in Ohio. (4) Benjamin Tingley, born in 178s, died inDundaff in 1849. (5) Chloe Tingley, born in 1788, married Thom-as Tiffany, Jr., of Harford, and died in 1810. (6) Daniel Tingley, born in 1791, was a Bap-tist deacon, and died in Jackson. (
. Commemorative biographical record of northeastern Pennsylvania: including the counties of Susquehanna, Wayne, Pike and Monroe, containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, and many of the early settled families. atty P. (Mrs. Jacob Sebel). (3) Dolly Tingley, born in 1784, married Dan-iel Chalker. of Choconut, Penn., and died in Ohio. (4) Benjamin Tingley, born in 178s, died inDundaff in 1849. (5) Chloe Tingley, born in 1788, married Thom-as Tiffany, Jr., of Harford, and died in 1810. (6) Daniel Tingley, born in 1791, was a Bap-tist deacon, and died in Jackson. (7) Anna Tingley, born in 1792, became thewife of Joseph Yoemans, of Brooklyn. (8) Milton Tingley, born ini794, resided inJackson. (9) Charles Tingley was the first child of thefamily born m Susquehanna county, the date of hisbirth being November 16, 1796. He remained on thehome farm until his marriage, in 1818, to MissSally Wilmarth, daughter of Thomas and Sarah(Perry) Wilmarth, who in 1801 migrated from At-tleboro Mass., to Susquehanna county, Penn., andin Harford township remained through life. SarahPerry was a cousin of Commodore Perrv hero ofthe battle of Lake Erie, and a descendantof CaptFerry, who came to America in the Mayflower. COMMEMORATIVE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. 349 Thomas Wilmarth was a farmer by occupation. Hedied in 1834, Ins wife surviving until 1851. To themwere born children as follows : Sally, Ferry, Thom-as, David, Teddy (who married Milton fingley),Sewell, and Candace (widow of Isaac Newton, ofHop Bottom, Penn.). To Charles and Sally Ting-ley were born children as follows: Warren, formany years a prominent farmer, surveyor and jus-tice of the peace at Hop Bottom, died August 15,1892 ; Jackson P., a farmer of Harford, is deceased;Norman is a prominent farmer of New Milford;Jane L. died in 1850 in early womanhood, unmar-ried; Urbane, a farmer of Harford township, is de-ceased ; and Homer, also deceased, was a farmer ofNew Alilford township. After his marriage Ch
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