Taylor Charles

Charles Taylor was b. Feb. 1870. He was 30 when the 1900 census was taken at Milan Township.  He was 30 at the time, been married 7 years. Occupation: Salesman, grocer. His wife, Belle, was b. Jan. 1873 and she was 27. Their son Guy was b. June 1894, he was 5. Also in the home:  Charles’ mother-in-law Susan Chase, b. July 1833, age 66, widow. She was born in NY and her parents were b. NY.

Taylor Lucius

Lucius J. Taylor of Milan enlisted in Co. H 18th Michigan  infantry December 31, 1863 at Milan for 3 years.  He was age 18.  He joined the regiment at Nashville, TN Feb. 22, 1864.  He died of disease at Decatur, Alabama Aug. 4, 1864.  He was buried in the national cemetery at Corinth, Mississippi.  Source: Sherman Collins, former Milan resident. Note: the GAR post in Milan was named after this man. “Grand Army of the Republic” Civil War vets.

Arthur Teal died Aug. 2, 1899 according to Monroe death register, book B page 147. His age: 1 year, 11 months.  Died in Ida. Parents: Andrew Teal and Mary P. Thomas of Ida.

Teall Asaph

Asaph Teall was born Jan. 6, 1800, the only child of Timothy Teall and his second wife Dorothy Alcott Fott (a widow).  Asaph was born in Onondaga County, NY.  Asaph studied medicine with his father, later abandoning it for law.  He was married in NY state to Saphrona Maria Taylor. Wedding was Jan. 11, 1818. They had 14 children, some born in NY state and some born in Mich.   In 1832 he and Saphrona came to Erie, Mich. in Monroe County.  He bought land for $1.25 per acre. Soon after his arrival in Michigan he was elected Justice of the Peace.  In the 1830’s or 40’s he bought some land on Lake Erie to establish a fishery.   Saphrona died June 3, 1843.
On April 6, 1845 he married his second wife, Anna Elizabeth Hedges.  Asaph and Anna had three children.  Anna died about 1875.
Asaph died May 1, 1879.  He and his wife are buried at Erie Township Rural Cemetery. Source: “Teall Genealogical Records” by Emma Elisabeth (Teall) Dunn, 1926, Gem Publishing Co., Los Angeles, CA.

Teall Asaph

The children of Asaph Teall are as follows:
A.  By his first wife, Saphrona (Taylor) Teall:
1. Chauncy, b. Oct. 13, 1818
2. Dorothy S. b. Oct. 30, 1819; d. at birth.
3. Timothy Taylor, b. May 11, 1821; d. Aug. 19, 1899, Erie, MI
4. Malancton M. b. May 8,1823; d. July 23, 1888, Argus, Ind.
5. Joseph, b. July 24, 1824; d. Jan. 20, 1903, Ida, MI
6. Benjamin F. b. July 14, 1827; d. Mar. 7, 1893, Paterson, J.J.
7 James K., b. Aug. 10, 1829; d. Apr. 23, 1893,Erie, MI
8 Oliver, b. Aug. 22, 1831; d. Dec. 15, 1893, Ida, MI.
9 Jeremiah, b. Aug. 14, 1833; d. June 10, 1847, Ohio.
10 Andrew J., b. June 23, 1835; d. June 15, 1924, Toledo, Ohio.
11 Martin V. b. May 28, 1837; d. at birth, Erie, Mich.
12 Amanda, b. April 13, 1839
13 Mary, b. May 17, 1841. 
14 Charles W. b. Feb. 22, 1843; d. Feb.15, 1914.
B. by his second wife, Anna Elizabeth (Hedges) Teall:
1. Lemuel D. b. Jan. 19, 1846.
2. Sarah E., b. July 18, 1847; d. at birth
3. Amy Julia, b. Nov. 8, 1848; d. June 28, 1923, Toledo, Ohio.
Source: “Teall Genealogical Records” by Emma Elisabeth (Teall) Dunn, 1926, Gem Publishing Co., Los Angeles, CA. At Monroe Historical Museum.

Teall Asaph

Asaph Teall and his wife Saphrona M. Taylor had a son, Joseph Teall.  Asaph’s grandson was Benjamin Franklin Teall, and his great-grandson was Deo Teall.  Deo owned a radio repair business in Milan.
Asaph and Saphrona also had a son Charles W. Teall who lived in London township.  Charles W. and Cornelia Teall had a son “Charles Elmer Teall” who went by Elmer, and had a confectionery store in Milan.

Teal Aseph

Aseph Teal died May 1 [1879] of old age.  He was born in the State of Vermont on Jan. 6, 1800 as near as can be ascertained. He came to Erie, Mich. in 1833, where he has resided ever since.  Shortly after his arrival, he was elected Justice of the peace and held that office for many years.  His funeral was largely attended at the Presbyterian Church May 4.  Rev. E. P. Willard officiated.  Mr. Teal buried four wives and left his fifth one to mourn his departure.  He was the father of seventeen children, grand-father of 73, and G-grandfather of 60 and G-G-grandfather of one child. Source: Monroe Commercial, Friday, May 9, 1879.

Teal Baby

Baby died March 3, 1906, stillborn, according to Monroe death register, book B page 270. Parents were Albert H. Teal and Jennie E. Jones both of Ida.

Teall, Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin Teall was born Sept. 18, 1852. His parents were Joseph Teall and Mary Sophia Vandercook.  Benjamin married Martha Vanwormer on Oct. 6, 1871.  They had two children:  1. Burton F. Teall, b. July 30, 1872; died young.  2. Lottie May, b. Nov. 30, 1873, married Warren Mead.  Benjamin married his second wife, Ida M. Winney, on Aug. 9, 1878.  She was born Aug. 6, 1871.  Ben and Ida had six children:  1. Florence, b. Jan. 11, 1880; m. L. D. Greenfield.  2. Emma L., b. Dec.10, 1882; m. Joseph Murray.  3.  Edna W., b. May 25, 1887; m. Alex Holtzman. 4. Pearl G., b. Dec. 15, 1890; m. Percy Elliott. 5.  Andrew F., b. Jan. 20, 1894; m. Clara King. 6. Amison Deo, b. March 23, 1898; m. Hazel Moore.  Source: “Teall Genealogical Records” by Emma Elisabeth (Teall) Dunn, 1926, Gem Publishing Co., Los Angeles, CA.

Teall, Benjamin

Benjamin F. [Franklin] Teall, more familiarly known to his friends and neighbors as Frank Teall, passed away at his home Saturday, [died in April 1935] following a lingering illness of several months. Mr. Teall was born in Erie, Michigan [to Joseph and Mary Teall] but spent a great portion of his life in the vicinity of Milan. He was 82 years old.  Source: Newspaper clipping, dated Apr. 27, 1935.

Teall Charles

A baby boy was born Dec. 30, 1880, to Charles W. Teal of London township, a farmer, and the mother, Cornelia. Source: Birth records Monroe county

Teall, Charles E.

Charles E. Teal was born Aug. 25, 1876 in London township. His father was Charles W. Teal of London twp., a farmer, born in Mich. Mother: Cornelia Teal born in Michigan.  Compare: C. Elmer Teall, same person.

Teall Charles

Charles W. Teall was buried in Pool Cemetery on Townsend Road.  He was born 1842, died 1914.  He was a soldier. 

Teall Charles W.

On June 25, 1867 Charles W. Teall and his wife  Cornelia Teall sold 40 acres of land in London township to John Pool.  The sale price was $200. Source: register of deeds Monroe County, Liber 96 page 34.  [NOTE: his full name apparently was Charles Wesley Teall.]

Teall Charles W.

Charles W. Teall, a farmer of London, was born at Erie, Monroe county, Mich., Feb. 22, 1843. In 1863 purchased 80 acres of land where he resides. May 25, 1862, he enlisted in Co. D, 86th Ohio Vol. Inf., as private. February, 1864, he hired out to the government as night-watch, at Nashville, Tenn. March 21, 1864, he enlisted in 6th Mich. H. Art., in Co. C. Was discharged Aug. 30, 1865, by general order. March 10, 1866, he married Cornelia Overacker, of London, born Oct. 27, 1847. They had 8 children. He owns 120 acres.  Address, London.  Source: History of Monroe county, 1890, Wing Page 33.

Teall, Charles W.

Charles W. Teall was born Feb. 22, 1843 and died Feb. 15, 1914. He was a soldier in the Civil War, in 6th Michigan infantry.  He married Cornelia Overacker on March 20, 1866.  Cornelia died Dec. 12, 1889, buried in Pool Cemetery.  They had eight children: 1. Rhoda A., b. March 19, 1868. 2. Elizabeth M., B. Sept. 9, 1869; d. Feb. 1, 1938.  3. Lucy E. b. Dec.22, 1873; d. Oct. 24, 1914.  4. Charles Elmer., b. Aug. 24, 1876.  5. Claude A. b. Nov. 19, 1877.  6 Hattie M. b. Apri1 7, 1879; d. Aug. 17, 1879. 8 Hallie, b. Nov. 3, 1880.  8. Julia Ettie, b. Jan. 11, 1885; d. May 9, 1889.  Source: “Teall Genealogical Records” by Emma Elisabeth (Teall) Dunn, 1926, Gem Publishing Co., Los Angeles, CA

Teall Charles W.

Charles W. Teall was born in Erie twp, Monroe county, on Feb. 22, 1843. He died Feb. 15, 1914 at his home in London Twp. His age: 70 years, 11 mos and 23 d. He was the youngest of 14 children. His parents [Asaph Teall and Saphrona Taylor Teall] were natives of New York state.  His grand-father [Timothy] came from England in 1750.  He was educated in Erie twp.  He enlisted in Company D. 86th regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry, and served 3 years. He remained on the home farm until March 1864, when he enlisted in the Sixth Michigan Heavy Artillery, Company C., Col. Clark commanding the battery.   [More details of military record.] On March 20, 1866 he married Cornelia Overacker, who died Dec. 22, 1889. They had 8 children, two of whom died in early childhood. On Aug. 23, 1900 he married Mary E. Fournia [who had six children].  Deceased was a member of Milan Lodge No. 323 F. & A. M. having been initiated March 29,1876; passed April 13, 1876 and raised Aug. 18, 1876. He was also an honored comrade of Lucious Taylor Post. No. 325, G. A. R., at Milan, Mich. Cause of death: pleurisy.  Burial at Raleighville cemetery (Pool Cemetery). 

Teall Claud

Ethel Florence Firsdon was born in Berlin, Can., April 14, 1883 and died March 4, 1920 at her home in London township. On March 17, 1920 she married Claud Teall then of Toledo. Funeral held at London church.  London cemetery. 

Teall, Claude A.

Claude A. Teall, 73, died Saturday evening [Nov. 18, 1950] in his home in Luna Pier.  He was born Nov. 18, 1877 in London Township, the son of Charles and Cornealia (sic) Teall. Services at Stevens Bush funeral home at Milan. Rev. Harry Coleman of London Methodist Church officiate, burial in London Cemetery.  Source: Monroe Evening News Nov. 20, 1950.

Teall Cornelia

Cornelia Teall, wife of Charles W. Teall, was born Oct. 27, 1847, and died Dec. 22, 1889.  She is buried in Pool cemetery.  Their children included daughters Hattie and Juliette.

Teall Cornelia

Cornelia Teal died Dec. 22, 1889. Monroe death register book B page 6.  She was married. Her age: 44 years, one month, 18 days. Cause: Typhoid fever. Father: Martin Overacker. Mother: Sarah Overacker. London.

Teall, Deo

Almyron D. Teall, age 82, 206 Spink Rd., died Saturday, Oct. 25, 1980 in St. Joseph Hospital, Ann Arbor.  Services at Stevens Funeral Home, with Rev. Vern Campbell officiating. Burial in Maple Grove Cemetery, Dundee. Memorials to Lodge 323, Free and Accepted Masons.  The son of Benjamin F. and Ida (Winney) Teall, he was born March 23, 1898 in Monroe County. He was married to Hazel Moore on Dec. 27, 1922 in Deerfield. She died June 10, 1979. Mr. Teall owned and operated a radio and television repair shop in Milan for several years. He is survived by a sister, Florence Griffin of Milan, a grandson, Lawrence R. Case of Milan, and granddaughter Katherine L. Case of Ypsilanti. A daughter, Virginia; a brother and three sisters preceded him in death.  Source: Milan paper.

Teal, Edward B.

Edward B. Teal was born Dec. 22, 1879. Father: Jannis Teal of Milan, a farmer. Mother: Emma Teal, born in Michigan.

Teal, Elmer

Elmer Teal, aged 64 years, died Friday evening [November 8, 1940] at his home, 237 Main St., Milan.  Funeral services at Methodist Church, the Rev. E. C. Stringer, former pastor of that church, officiated and interment at Marble Park cemetery at Milan.  Mr. Teal was born August 25, 1876, in London township, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wesley Teal. 
In London township he served as township clerk for six years.  In 1911 he moved to Milan where he served as justice of the peace for eight years. He was a member of the pure food division of the agriculture department at Lansing for four years and had been in business in Milan, operating a confectionery store, for the past 27 years.  In 1901 he married Lottie M. Ambrose, who, with an only son, Maynard, survive.  Other relatives are a brother Claude of Milan and a sister, Mrs. Rhoda Ball.  Mr. Teal was a member of the K. of P. Lodge No. 188, Milan and of the Maccabees.  Source: Monroe Evening News Nov. 11, 1940. [NOTE: Full name was Charles Elmer Teall.]

Teall, Elmer

Elmer Teall, 64, operator of the Teall Confectionery store here for the past 27 years, died last Friday [Nov. 8, 1940] at his home at 237 E. Main street.  Mr. Teall was born Aug. 25, 1876 in London twp, the son of Charles Wesley and Cornelia Overacker Teall.  He served as clerk of London Township for six years and as justice of the peace for Milan township for the past eight years.  He moved to Milan in 1911 and established the confectionery store at 28 E. Main street.  In 1901 he was married to Lottie M. Ambrose.  He was a member of Milan lodge, Knights of Pythias and the Maccabees. He is survived by his widow; a son, Maynard W. Teall, of Milan; a brother Claude Teall, also of this community; a sister, Mrs. Rhoda Ball, Milan; and several nieces and nephews.  Marble park cemetery.   Source: Milan Leader, Nov. 14, 1940.

Teall Elmer

C. Elmer Teall, 1876-1940.  Marble Memorial Park grave stone.  [NOTE: same person as Charles E. Teall, the son of Charles W. and Cornelia Teall, London twp.]

Teall Elmer

Elmer Teall.  His picture was found among Frisbie’s things.  Donated by Ray Navarra, on August 30, 2006.  Details about him, unknown.

Teall
Elmer

On May 9, 1912, Elmer Teall registered to vote in the Village of Milan.

Teall, Elmer

Millard Phillips says:  Elmer Teall was the father.  Maynard Teall was the son.  They had a soda fountain on E. Main exactly next to the jewelry store.  Now the soda fountain place has a physical therapy office.  Maynard let the soda fountain get dirty.  The home address for the Teall’s was 237 E. Main.   Lottie Teall registered to vote Feb. 14, 1919, apparently Elmer’s wife.  Deo Teall registered to vote, he had a radio shop on Tolan across from the Opera House.  Millard thinks Deo is not related.  Deo registered to vote Feb. 26, 1929 as a resident of Milan Village.

Teall
Hattie

Buried in Pool Cemetery.  Born 4-17-1878.  Died 8-17-1878.   Age: 4 mos.

Teall Joseph

Joseph Teall was born July 24, 1824 in NY state, and died Jan. 20, 1903 in Ida, Mich.  His parents were Asaph and Saphrona M. (Taylor) Teall.  Joseph was married Sept. 6, 1846 to Mary Sophia Vandercook.  Mary was born Jan. 27, 1830, and died Jan. 11, 1854.  Joseph and Mary had four children:
1. Saphrona Maria, b. July 23, 1847; died June 30, 1892.
2. Andrew Jackson Teall, b. Dec. 6, 1848. 
3. Emma Elisabeth, b. Jan. 14, 1851. 
4. Benjamin Franklin Teall, b. Sept. 18, 1852. 
Source: Teall Genealogical Records, by a lady in California.

Teall Joseph

Joseph Teall died Jan. 20, 1903 according to Monroe death register, book B page 209.  He was married. Age 59, plus 8 months. Died in Ida. Farmer. Born in NY. Father Aseph Teall, mother Saphrona Taylor, both of them born in England.

Teall Juliette

Buried in Pool Cemetery.  Born Jan. 11, 1885.  Died 5-9-1889.  Age 4.

Teall
Lottie May

Lottie May Teall was born Nov.30, 1873 in London twp. She died Oct. 3, 1928, buried in Azalia. Her parents were Franklin Teall (see listing above) and Martha Vanceur Teall.  She married Warren Jehile Mead on March 2, 1898 in Azalia.  They had one daughter, Helen Leona Mead, born Nov. 10, 1903 and died May 18, 1983.   see separate listing for Helen under “Clair Falk.”     Source: Eugene Lidster of Grass Lake.

Teall, Lottie M.

Lottie M. Teall of 237 E. Main died Aug. 23, 1952, at age 73. She was born July 1, 1874.  She owned a candy store.  Father was John Ambrose. Mother was Susan Thompson. Lottie is widowed. Her husband was Elmer Teall.  Informant: Maynard Teall.  Marble Park.

Teall Lottie

Lottie M. Teall 1879-1952.  She lived at 28 E. Main in Milan.  Born July 1, 1874.  Died Aug. 23, 1952.  She owned a candy store.  Her father was John Ambrose. Mother was Susan Thompson.  Lottie is widowed.  Her husband was Elmer Teall.  Informant: Maynard Teall. Burial in Marble Park Cemetery.  Source: death certificate.

Teall
Lottie M.

Lottie M. Teall, 73, died Saturday [August 23, 1952] in her place of business, the Teall Candy Shop, at 28 E. Main St. Coroner Edwin Ganzhorn of Ann Arbor was called.  Mrs. Teall lived at 237 E. Main St. Friends may call at Stevens and Bush funeral home. Rev. Elwyn C. Stringer will officiate, burial in Marble Park cemetery.  Mrs. Teall was born July 1, 1879 at Stony Creek, the daughter of John and Susan Ambrose.  She was married to Elmer Teall Jan. 9, 1901, at Stony Creek. They lived on the Teall homestead on Darling Rd., east of the village, until 1911, when they came to the E. Main St. residence in the village.  Mrs. Teall and her son, Maynard had operated the candy store for 32 years.  Mr. [Elmer] Teall died Nov. 8, 1940.  Lottie was a member of the Methodist Church. Lottie was survived by two sisters-in-law, Mrs. Helen Ambrose of Ann Arbor and Mrs. Sara Hammond Goetz of Milan.  Source: Monroe Evening News obituary.

Teall Mary

Mary Elizabeth Teall was born Sept. 9, 1869 and attended Raleighville School in London Township.  She was the second daughter of Charles Wesley Teall and his wife Cornelia Overacker Teall.  She died in 1938, after being married to Dan Bondy.  She had some other siblings: a sister Lucy Rigdon who died in 1915; Miss Hattie Calhoun died 1934; Elmer Teall of Milan; Claude Teall; a sister Rhoda Ball, and two sisters who died in childhood.  NOTE: check with Genealogy Friend. 

Teall Maynard

Maynard W. Teall, 1905-1954.  His grave stone at Marble Park is next to Elmer and Elmer’s wife Lottie.  Maynard’s gravestone indicates Masonic membership.

Teal, Maynard

Maynard W. Teal, 49, died Friday, Oct. 29, 1954 in St. Joseph’s Hospital in Ann Arbor. Services at Stevens and Bush funeral home with Rev. Elwyn C. Stringer of Ann Arbor officiating.  Burial will be in Marble Park Cemetery.  Born Oct. 1, 1905, in London Township, he was the son of Elmer and Lottie Teal. He was graduated from Milan High School in 1927 and received a life teacher’s certificate from Michigan State Normal college at Ypsilanti in 1929.  He then entered business with his father in the Tealls’ confectionary store at 28 Main St., a shop which has been operated for 30 years.  Last January he was appointed by the Michigan Secretary of State to conduct a branch office at Milan. He was in the candy store when taken ill Friday.  He was active in Milan Lodge 188, Knights of Pythias, was the present secretary and had served as chancellor commander.  Nearest surviving relatives are cousins, L. C. Olds of Robinson, Ill., Mrs. Alma McDonald of Detroit, Mrs. Dora Lidgard of Milan, Mrs. Susan Finkbinder of Ann Arbor, Erwin Ambrose of Ypsilanti and Max Ambrose of Phoenix, AZ. Source: Monroe Evening News Nov. 1, 1954.

Teall, Rhoda Ball

Mrs. Rhoda A. Ball, age 78, passed away Saturday, June 1, 1946 at the Kleitz Convalescent home at Monroe after a lingering illness.  The daughter of Charles and cornelia Teall, she was born in London twp near Milan, Michigan, March 20 1868. On Sept. 12, 1888 she married Marvin M. Ball of Milan twp. They lived on their farm the entire life of Mr. Ball and until her health failed.  Marvin Ball died March 16, 1928.  She leaves her children Mrs. Florencee C. (Goethe) Brown of Milan, Benjamin Ball of Ann Arbor, William Ball of Monroe, Milton Ball of Milan, Mrs. Bertha Griswold of St. Augustus, Iowa, ten grand children etc., one brother Claude Teall of Lulu, Mich. A son Joseph died in infancy. Burial in Azalia cemetery.  Source: newspaper obit.

Teall Sarah

Sarah J. Teall died Aug. 27, 1890 according to Monroe death register, book B, page 14.  She was age 70, plus 10 months, 7 days.  Married. Her home was Erie. Father: Harry Olmstead, mother Caroline Olmstead.

Teall, Timothy

Father of Asaph Teall.  Timothy came from England in 1750.  [apparently went to NY State.]

Teall, Virginia

Virginia May Teall was born July 10, 1924, according to birth record.  Father: Almyron Deo Teall of Milan, age 26.  He is electric inspector for Wabash RR.  Mother Hazel Louise Moore born in Dundee. This is the first child born to this mother. Kenneth Noble, MD attended the birth.

Tellas Frank

Frank Tellas, 68, of 1145 Dexter St., died June 10.  He was president of Milan Screw Products Inc. He was born April 20, 1903 in Greensburg, IN, son of Charles and Sarah Tellas. On June 17, 1944 he married Marie Bruder in Rogers City. They lived in Milan since 1949. They had four sons and three daughters.

Tellas Frank

Frank Tellas, 1903 - 1971.  Wife Marie, born 1919.  Source: Marble Park Cemetery grave stone.

Terwilliger Thomas

Thomas Wm. Terwilliger lived in London twp when he answered the 1880 census.  He was 38, a farmer, b. NY. Wife Dora, 28, b. NY.

Thomas Benjamin

Benjamin F. Thomas died [Sept. 9, 1889] at his residence on Wilcox on Monday morning, age 56 years. Funeral was held at ME church, sermon by Rev. M. H. Bartram. Mr. Thomas came to this place in 1876 from Belleville, and engaged in the funeral and undertaking business in the building that burned down a few years ago, next east of J H. Ford’s store.  He has since been engaged in several other kinds of business, his last being the boot and shoe trade.  Source: obit with no date, plus coroner’s records giving exact date Sept. 9, 1889 and stating he was he was buried in Belleville.

Thompson

See also Harmon Allen information.

Thompson Hiram

Hiram P. Thompson was the first person to buy stock in the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Milan.  On Feb. 10, 1890 he bought 10 shares at $100 per share. His stock certificate is signed by Mell Barnes.  Source: WBW colum by Warren Hale, April 15, 1992.

Thompson H. P.

H. P. Thompson  served as Assessor of District 11 public school in York twp, 1898-1899. Mailing address was Milan.  Source: Genealogical society Washt.

Thompson Jack

Jack D. Thompson set up a gas station on the SW corner of Main and Platt in Milan. He once operated a coal yard and sold coal to Henry Ford.  He was born April 14, 1919 to Guy and Mabel Thompson. Had 4 children.  He died June 3, 2007.  He married Wanda J. Thompson, she died Dec. 9, 2005.  He was a member of Milan Rotary, American Quarter Horse Assoc., and People’s Presbyterian Church.  In 1950 he was elected to the Milan Village Council.  Source: obit.

Thompson Mabel

Mrs. Mable H. Thompson, 86, of 205 First St., died Sunday Feb. 24, 1974. Daughter of Wallace and Lucretia Griffen, she was born Oct. 8, 1887 in Clearwater, Nebraska. She was married in 1914 and moved to Milan.  She is survived by a son, Jack D. Thompson and four grandchildren, etc.

Throop
Amy

Amy and Dan Throop were husband and wife.  She died in Bergin, NY and he died in York Townshp, buried in Judd Cemetery.  According to family records, the husband’s father Joseph was a revolutionary war soldier.  The wife’s father Dan was also a Revolutionary War soldier.  Source: Laurel A. Wilson, famly genealogy.

Throop Callista

See Barnes, Eleazer

Throop Charles

Charles E. Throop was b at York, Washtenaw county, Mich, April 10, 1860. His father was b in Vermont and his mother in Albany, N. Y.  Charles’ parents moved to a farm in Mich. in 1860. Charles stayed at home until 1886, when he purchased a grocer's stock and engaged in the grocery business. Previous to this he had worked as stationery engraver. April 10th he married Mary Duboise, of Milan. She was born in LaSalle, Monroe county, Mich., July 14, 1870.  Source: History of Monroe County, 1890, by Talcott Wing p. 40.

Throop Cornelius

According to York Cemetery records, Cornelius Throop lived from Dec. 6, 1834 to Feb. 24, 1902.  His wife, Ellen Quirk, lived from Dec. 25, 1835 to Feb. 3, 1878.  They had a daughter, Ella Quackenboss.

Throop Cornelius

Orris Throop was b. April 17, 1870 in York twp. His father was Cornelius Throop, a farmer, b. Mich., and mother was Ellen Throop, b. Mich. Source: Washtenaw birth records Vol. 1. page 175.

Throop
Dan

Dan Throop b. May 31, 1774. He was the third child of Joseph Throop, b. April 22, 1743, and Sarah Kasson Throop, b. May 3, 1744. He died Aug. 13, 1847 in York, Washtenaw, MI. In 1799, he married his cousin Amy Barnes Throop on on April 25, 1771 in Litchfield, CT.  “Barnes” was her middle name, not her maiden name.  She was b. July 26, 1773 in Litchfield, CT, the daughter of Dan Throop-b. 1748 and Amy Barnes. Amy, wife of Dan-1774, died May 6, 1844 in Bergen, NY.  Dan and Amy's children: (1) Abigail Throop b. 1800 in Middlebury, VT d. Aug. 19, 1816 in Middlebury. (2) Luther Throop b. Jan. 3, 1801 in Middlebury, d. 1880; m. Lucy Baxter.  (3) Enos Throop, b. Jan. 25, 1803 in Middlebury, d. March 5, 1885 in York, MI; Enos married  Mary Soles on June 25, 1825.  (4) Sarah Kasson Throop b. May 1805 in Middlebury, d. 1889; she married Shubael Hale Reed. in Jan 1826.  (5) Solomon Throop b. April 29, 1807 in Middlebury, VT, died after 1890 in Clinton Co., MI.  (6) Eliza Throop, b. 14 Jun 1809 in Middlebury, d. Nov. 8, 1811 in Middlebury. (7) Amy Barnes Throop, b. July 8, 1812 in Middlebury, d. Feb. 11, 1901; m. Hiram Smith Jan. 30, 1824.  (8) Harvey Barnes Throop, b. March 26, 1815 in Middlebury, VT.  Source: Computer service which matches the records of Laurel Wilson.

Throop
Dan

Dan Throop was buried in Judd Cemetery, York township.  According to cemetery records at Milan Public Library, Throop died Aug. 13, 1847. His age was 73 years and 3 months or 8 months.  So he was born either May 1774 or Dec. 1773. The DAR placed a round medal on his grave indicating he is a veteran of the Revolutionary War.

Throop Daniel

Daniel Throop showed up in the US Census in 1840 as a resident of York Township with his family.  Of the males in the household, there was 1 aged 0-5, 1 aged 30-40, and 1 aged 60-70. Of the females, there were 2 aged 0-5, 1 aged 30-40 and 1 aged 60-70.

Throop
Dan

According to pension records, there was “another” Dan Throop who served in the Revolutionary War.  Records show he was the only vet named Dan Throop.  This Dan Throop was b. 1764, approximately. He was married on Nov. 12, 1788.  He died on May 18, 1824 in NY state at age 60.  On June 1, 1819, he applied for his pension at age 55. When he applied for the pension, he lived in Chenango County, NY.  He enlisted April 1, 1779 as a fifer while a resident of Connecticut.  He was discharged in Nov. 1782. Source: Bob McDonald, who checked the records for military pensions.

Throop Dan b. 1715

Dan Throop was born at Bristol July 31, 1715. His parents were Dan and Deborah Church Throop.  Dan married Susanna Corey of Bristol on Oct. 27, 1737. He married his second wife Sarah Huntington in 1755.  Dan’s children were: (1) Bethiah b. Dec. 1, 1738. (2)  Dan b. April 10, 1740. (3) Susanna b. March ? 1742. (4)  Benjamin b. June 3? 1745. (5)  Joseph b. Dec. 23, 1748, a sgt in Revolutionary War. Surce: Laurel A. Wilson, custodian of family records assembled by unknown person.

Throop
Dan

Dan Throop is buried at Marble Park cemetery, 1831 - 1910.  Source: D.A.R. book.

Throop
Dan

Dan Throop was the 4th child of Joseph and Sarah Kasson Throop.  He was b. May 31, 1744, and moved to Bergon, New York about 1815.  He married his cousin, Amy Throop.  (She was daughter of Dan the Revolutionary war soldier, the report says.)  Amy was born July 26, 1773 and died in Bergin, NY on May 5, 1844.  (Note: her husband went to Michigan after she died, or he went to Michigan and left her behind.)  Dan died in York Twp. Mich. Aug. 13, 1847. He was buried in Judd Cemetery.  Source: family records, Laurel A. Wilson.

Throop
Dan

Dan Throop supposedly was born 1748 - Died 1833. His grave at Judd Cemetery was marked 1930 by Michigan Society Sons of the American Revolution, Ypsilanti Chapter, Ypsilanti. Source: Waymark, an internet group. Source of information not given.  Note: the internet site has a photo of the Dan Throop grave which shows the man who was 9 years old when the Revolutionary War ended.  So the grave is obviously not the right one.

Throop
Dan Second

August 23, 1833.  Buyer:  Dan Throop 2d, a resident of Bergin, Genessee County, State of New York. Seller:  Arba Lambron and Esther his wife of Saline, in Washtenaw County, Territory of Michigan.  Price: $1200. 145 acres.  Land in Saline Township, Section 18.  Legal description mentions a mighty oak tree as a landmark.  Liber D, page 585.

Throop
Eli

Ransom Salsbury was married Dec. 22, 1850, to Margaret S. Throop, who was born in Canada, June 24, 1828, and daughter of Eli and Mary (Galloway) Throop, who came to this county in 1836. Two years later they removed to Hillsdale county, Mich. Eli and Mary Throop were married Feb. 4, 1811. Eli was born Aug. 16, 1787, and died Dec. 11, 1846; Mary Throop was born June 12, 1788, and died Oct. 9, 1868.  See “Salsbury.”

Throop Ellen

Ellen H. Throop is buried at Marble Park cemetery.  1838 - 1917.

Throop Enos

Enos Throop was born in VT Jan. 25, 1803. He married on June 25, 1825 to Mary Soles. He went to a farm near Saine in 1837.  Later he moved from that farm to a farm about one mile north of Milan.  Enos died in York Twp. March 5, 1885. Source: Laurel Wilson family records.  Laurel is descended from this Throop family.

Throop Enos

Enos Throop showed up on the York Township US Census in 1840.  His home contained 1 male 0-5, 2 males 5-10, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 20-30, and 1 male 30-40. As for the females, there was 1 0-5, 1 10-15, 1 15-20, and 1 30-40.  I surmise that Enos and his wife were both 30-40 years of age.

Throop Enos

Enos Throop was born Dec. 5, 1868 on a farm one mile north of Milan. He joined his brother Oris in 1911 in a business in Milan. [Grocery store, probably.] He died Thursday Dec. 3. Burial at Marble Park Cemetery.  Obit, Genealogist Friend

Throop Enos

According to records of York Cemetery, there is a grave for “Enos T.” Throop, who died April 10, 1859 at age 17.  He was born about 1842.  The teenager was the son of Enos and Mary Throop. 

Throop Enos

August 19, 1844.  Enos Throop, of York Twp, buyer.  Abner P. Wilcox and wife Statina, residents of York Twp., sellers.  Price: $400.  Land description:  In York township.  The NE Q of the NE Q of Sec. 35 in Township 4 S of Range 6 E containing 40 acres. Deed executed by S. P. Fuller, Notary Public.  Note: the “S” might be another initial, due to handwriting.  Also, name Statina might be something else; the “S” might be “L” or “Y” for example.  Other witness: James Whaley.  Liber V, page 190.

Throop Ernest

Ernest G. Throop is buried at Marble Park cemetery.  1860 - 1910.  D.A. R. book.

Throop Eura

Eura “Troope”, a male, was b. Dec. 5, 1867 in York twp. His father: Cornelius “Troope” farmer b. Mich. Mother Ellen “Troope” b. Mich. Source: Washtenaw birth records Vol. 1. page 35.

Throop Florence

Florence Throop was sixth daughter of John D. and Olive A. Throop. She was born July 24, 1854, and died Feb. 18, 1878.  Source: York cemetery gravestone Row 6.

Throop George

Nancy G. Throop, wife of George Throop.  Nancy died April 1862, age 42 years. Mooreville cemetery. 

Throop John

John D. Throop was 26, working as a farm laborer, when census taker arrived at his door in 1880 in Milan township.  His wife Janie was 22. They lived with daughter May, 4, and son Jessie, 3 months old.  Jessie was born in February.

Throop Joseph

Joseph Throop, the second child of Joseph and Deborah Throop, was born April 22, 1743. He married Sarah Kasson at Bethlehem, Conn. On Nov. 1769.  Joseph died Feb. 3, 1785.

Throop Joseph

Joseph Throoop was born in Bristol, Conn. Feb. 26, 1716 and married Deborah Buell on March 20, 1740.

Throop Joseph

Joseph Throop was b. in Bristol, CT Feb. 26, 1716 and married Deborah Buell on March 20, 1740. Joseph and Deborah had these children:  (1) Deborah b. April 22, 1741.  (2) Joseph b. April 22, 1743. (3) unknown. (4)  unknown. (5) Dan b. Nov. 8, 1748, died Nov. 1, 1833. He married Amy Barnes at Litchfield, CT on April 26, 1771. He was a revolutionary soldier. Buried at Judd Cemetery (NOTE FROM MARTHA this might be mistake). Source: Laurel A. Wilson genealogical report from uknown source.

Throop Leonora

Leonora Throop, daughter of Dan Throop, was married to Edgar Guy of York Township on Oct. 30, 1880.  See “Guy.”

Throop LeRoy

Maude Anna VanWormer Throop died Sept. 2, 1931 at age 47.  Her husband was LeRoy Throop.  She was born May 4, 1884 in Michigan.  Her father was Albert Van Wormer and her mother was Nellie Van Wormer.  Informant: Bertha Sheats.

Throop Mary

Mary Throop died Dec. 13, 1871 in York township due to consumption.  She was married, age 71 years, 1 month, 2 days. She was born in NY.  Source: Washtenaw death records.

Throop Mary

Mary Throop, the second wife of M. W. Salsbury, died Oct. 9, 1868 at age 80 years and 4 months.  Source: York cemetery gravestone.

Throop Orris

Mrs. Orris Throop died Tuesday. [handwritten note says May 26, 1942.] She had lived with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Harry Quackenboss for 6 months since closing her home in Milan. Minnie Fullerton Throop was b. Nov. 7, 1871 in Augusta twp, the dau. of James and Margaret Fullerton. She married Orris Throop in 1894. They lived on the farm in Augusta twp. They moved to Milan about 25 years ago. Orris and his brother Enos operated a grocery store. Orris died Sept. 9, 1939 and their daughter Blanch Throop Carter died Oct. 27, 1938.  Mrs. Throop leaves a brother, John Ridge. Burial at Marble Park cemetery.

Throop Preston

Preston Throop, an old resident, aged ?3 years, died at the home of his daughter Mrs. J. A. Underwood in Ypsilanti Oct. 21. Funeral at M.E. church, burial in Mooreville cemetery. Source: Genealogist friend, no date.

Throop Rosetta

Rosetta “Troop” was b. Sept. 8, 1868 in York twp. Father: Edwin “Troop” b. NY, farmer. Mother: Louisa “Troop” b. Mich. Source: Washtenaw birth records, Vol. 1 p. 49

Throop Sarah

Sarah P. Throop, daughter of E. B. and F. (?) L. Throop, died Dec. 24, 1852 at age 2 months and 1 day. Source: York cemetery gravestones.

Throop Walter

Walter Throop was b. June 18, 1869 in York twp. He was son of Dan Throop, b. NY, farmer, and Ellen Throop, b. Mich. Washtenaw birth records, vol. 1, p. 122.

Tillman
Roy

Roy Tillman rented the shop at 25 Wabash in the 80’s, and created Roy’s Barbeque and Burgers.  Before that, it was a donut shop.  There was a nother building in back, used for a barber shop.  Tillman, a resident of Ypsilanti, started 30 or 40 burger shops, including onein Clinton called Boomers.  Tillman rented it from Larry Read for $600 per month. Tillman was a vegetarian, but he liked the taste of meat.  If cheese dripped off a burger on the grill, Tillman would pick it up and eat it.  He was not very clean in the kitchen.  He flicked cigar ashes right on the burger meat on the grill.  After only about a year of business, Tillman sold his business to Leo Suchy in the 1980’s.  Suchy bought the building rather than paying rent. Leo bought the business from Roy Tillman, who started the business in that location.  He started 30 or 40 of them.  Source: Leo Suchy.

Alice Andrews was married to Arthur Dana Tinsman  in 1875.  In all likelihood they set up their home together in Raisinville, Michigan.  He was a farmer at that time, later a “teamster” (truck driver) and county drain commissioner.  Alice and Arthur had four children, Ralph, Mabel, Charles A., and Edna. M. Alice died in 1894.  Arthur remarried and had some additional children.

Tinsman, Alice

Mrs. Alice A. Tinsman, wife of County Drian Commissioner A. D. Tinsman, died on Friday, Jan. 5 1894 of grip and heart failure. Besides her husband she leaves four children, two boys and two girls to mourn her death. Mrs. Tinsman was born in this county and has always lived here, etc. Methodist church etc. Her remains were buried in the Doty burying ground, Rev. Burger officiating. Source: Monroe Democrat, Thursday, Jan. 11, 1894.

Tinsman, Arthur

Arthur D. Tinsman, 28, of Frenchtown married Alice A. Andrews, 21. of Raisinville in Monroe on Oct. 29, 1875. He was born in Warren County Penn. And occupation is farmer. She was born in Raisinville. David Casher or Casler, minister, officiated. Witnesses: Purses Tinsman of Frenchtown and Julia Case of East Milan. Source: Monroe county marriage records.  [Note: Purses Tinsman would be Seth P. Tinsman, Arthur’s younger brother.]

Tinsman, Arthur D.

A. D. Tinsman, well-known farmer living west of town [Monroe], died suddenly last Saturday morning [Nov, 29, 1924] at his home. Mr. Tinsman had been in poor health for many months.  He had, in fact, been a sufferer for many years.  Funeral services were held Tuesday at the house, Rev. H. M. Smart officiating. Interment was made at the Mausoleum, Dundee Lodge No. 74, F. & A. M. conducting the services.  Arthur Dana Tinsman was born September 28, 1847 in Tinsville, [sic] N. J.  He was the second son of John and Mary Jane Tinsman.  He came to Michigan in 1870, and in 1876 was married to Alice Andrews.  To this union four children were born, three of whom survive, Mabel Smith, Charles A., and Edna M. Tinsman.  [Their son Ralph died.]  In 1894, Alice A. Tinsman [Arthur’s wife] departed this life.  Three years later he was married to Elizabeth Gregory.  To this union, three children were born, two of whom survive, Esther E., and Gregory J. Tinsman.  He is mourned by his wife, Elizabeth, four [NOTE: should be five] children and four grandchildren; three brothers and one sister.  Source: Dundee Reporter Dec. 4, 1924.

Tinsman, Arthur D.

A. D. Tinsman died near Dundee Saturday, Nov. 29, 1924 at the age of  77 years, 2 months and one day.  The funeral service was held at the home Tuesday, Dec. 2 at 1:30 fast time, and was officiated by the Rev. Mr. Smart, the songs were rendered by Mrs. Mary Slaurel and Mr. Earl Stowell.  Mr. Tinsman was born Sept. 28, 1847 in Orange, N. J., coming to Michigan as a young man, and in due course of time he married Miss Alice Andrews, to this union were born three children. Some time after the death of his first wife, he married Miss Elizabeth Gregory, by whom he had two children Esther and Gregory. Interment at Maple Grove [cemetery in Dundee].  Source: Dundee Post Guardian 12-3-1924. 

Tinsman Arthur

Arthur Tinsman was born Sept. 28, 1847 in Orange, NJ. Came to Michigan as a young man.  He married Miss Alice Andrews.  They had three children.  He later married Miss Elizabeth Gregory, and had two children Esther and Gregory.  Died Saturday Nov. 29, 1924 near Dundee.  Arthur was buried at Maple Grove Cemetery in Dundee.  Source: Dundee Post Guardian.

Tinsman Arthur

Arthur D. Tinsman was born around 1847 in New Jersey.  His brother was Conrad Tinsman.

Tinsman Calvin

Calvin G. Tinsman drowned after his canoe capsized near Dundee Saturday [July 14, 1951].  His parents were Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Tinsman. [His mother’s name: Jennie E. Bamm Tinsman.] He had four sisters, Miss Francis Tinsman, Mrs. Virginia Wiseman, Mrs. Carol Rosencranz, and Miss Audrey Tinsman, a brother William, and a grandfather, William Bamm. He was born Sept. 12, 1924 at Dundee and worked as a brick mason.  He belonged to the American Legion.  He served 2 years in the Navy during WW II.  Buried at Maplegrove Cemetery.  Source: Monroe Evening News, with handwritten date, July 16, 1951.

Tinsman Catherine

Catherine Tinsman, wife of Thomas P. Tinsman, was born around 1809 in New Jersey.  She and her husband lived primarily in New Jersey.

Tinsman Charles A.

Charles A. Tinsman was born Jan. 16, 1881, according to Monroe birth records.  His father was A. D. Tinsman, a farmer in Raisinville.  Mother: Alice. Book C, page 141. [NOTE: A. D. Tinsman is Arthur Tinsman.]

Tinsman Charles A.

Born Jan. 16, 1881 in Monroe County Michigan. Died March 28, 1955 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Brother: Gregory.  Sisters: Mabel Smith, Edna and Esther Tinsman. Source: Dundee Reporter March 31, 1954.  [Note: Father was A. D. Tinsman, mother was Alice. Birth record at page 141, Book C in Monroe County.]

Tinsman Charles B.

Charles B. Tinsman, the son of John S. and Mary Jane Tinsman, was born in about 1867 in New Jersey.  He was living in New York in 1901 when his mother died.

Tinsman, Clara

Clara Tinsman was the wife of Seth P. Tinsman.  Seth Percy Tinsman married Clara Gibson on Jan. 7, 1880.  The wedding took place in Raisinville.  They had a daughter.  Seth was born in New Jersey Sept. 10, 1853, and he died in the Dundee, Michigan area June 10, 1911. 

Tinsman Conard

According to the grave stone, and according to the Jacobs Family Bible, this man’s first name is really “Conard” and not “Conrad” as I had originally thought.  On the other hand, if his name was really “Conard” then it was mis-spelled in a lot of places, partly with the agreement of “Conard” himself.  Source: Martha

Tinsman Conrad

Conrad S. Tinsman was born in New Jersey on Feb. 11, 1859.  Married [to second wife Lula] Jan. 14, 1925.  Died March. 9, 1950. Source: Jacobs family bible.  [NOTE: I believe Conrad died March 4, 1950.]

Tinsman Conrad S.

Conrad S. Tinsman, 91, of 41 Dexter St., one of Milan’s oldest residents, died Saturday night [March 4, 1950] in University Hospital, Ann Arbor, where he was taken earlier in the day.  The body is at Stevens and Bush funeral home etc. Rev. William A. Johnson of Milan Methodist Church will officiate.   Burial will be in Marble Park Cemetery with Masonic services in charge of Milan Lodge 323, F. and A. M.  He would have been a member of the lodge 40 years had he lived until July of this year. 
He was a retired farmer.  The son of John and Mary Tinsman, Mr. Tinsman was born in New Jersey Feb. 11, 1859, later coming to Michigan.  His marriage to Sophia Rath was Oct. 6, 1892, and they moved to a farm south of Milan in 1904.  This farm later was purchased by Henry Ford [Dearborn automaker].  Mrs. Tinsman died April 27, 1919.  Mr. Tinsman married Mrs. Lulu Ridley Jan. 14, 1925.  In addition to membership in the Blue Lodge, Mr. Tinsman was a member of York Chapter 115, Royal Arch Masons.  He is survived by his wife [Lulu] and several nephews and nieces.

Tinsman, Conrad

Conrad S. Tinsman was born Sept. 1859 in Greenwich Township, Warren County, NJ.  His parents were John S. and Mary J. Tinsman. (NJ Census.)  Conrad lived in NJ until his family moved to Raisinville, Monroe County.  By 1880, the Census found them in Raisinville with his sister Eliza and brother Charles.  Conrad’s siblings were Arthur D, b. 1847; John C., 1851; Seth J., 1853; Ann C., 1855; Eliza Jane, 1861; and Charles, 1867.

Tinsman, Conrad

Conrad S. Tinsman, age 33, of Milan [twp], married Sophia [or Sylvia] Rath, 27, Oct. 6, 1892. They had no children.  Ron says he found this information from Marriage Records of Monroe County, MI Vol. IV with index 1887-1896., on page 180.  Ron says Sophia was born in Michigan January 1865 and her parents were from Germany.

Tinsman, Conrad

Conrad Tinsman married Sylvia Rath in Dundee on Oct. 6, 1892, according to Monroe County marriage records, as supplied by Ron Morey.  Witnesses were S. P. Tinsman [Conrad’s brother Seth in Monroe] and Clara Tinsman, who reside in Raisinville.  Book 6, page 102 E. 1518.  Her parents were from Germany. The couple operated a farm in Milan Township.

Tinsman Conard

Conard S. Tinsman, 1859-1950.  Masonic sign on grave stone.  Next to him:  His niece, Edna M. Tinsman, 1891-1966.  Also next to him: Sophia.  Marble Park Cemetery grave stones.  NOTE: Conrad’s name is misspelled.  Note: Marble Park Records show “Lula” Tinsman is buried next to him, with no grave marker.

Tinsman Edna

Miss Edna Tinsman, 74, of 329 County St., Milan, died yesterday [Jan. 27, 1966] in St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor.  The Rev. Roger William Merrill of Marble Memorial Methodist Church will officiate. She was born Feb. 6, 1891.  She is survived by a half sister, Miss Esther Tinsman of Gary, Ind.  Source: Monroe Evening News  obit with “Jan. 28, 1966” written at the top.

Tinsman Elizabeth

Mrs. Elizabeth Tinsman, aged 67 years, died at 6:00 a.m. Thursday [May 16, 1929] in St. Vincent’s hospital at Toledo where she had recently undergone an operation.  Mrs. Tinsman is survived by one daughter, Esther, of Gary, Indiana, a step-daughter, Mrs. Mable Smith of Toledo, a son Gregory of Dundee, and a step-son, Charles Tinsdale [sic] of Vancouver, British Columbia. Funeral will be held at the house Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Interment at Maple Grove cemetery. Source: Monroe Evening News with handwritten date May 17, 1929.  [Note: she was born Elizabeth Gregory, and she was the second wife of A. D. Tinsman.  She was probably born about 1862.]

Tinsman Esther

Esther Tinsman, 86, died Dec. 16, 1985 in Colorado Springs, CO where she lived since 1974. She had a heart attack. She was born April 8, 1899 in Dundee, the daughter of Arthur Dana and Ann Elizabeth (Gregory) Tinsman. She graduated from Dundee High School. She received her teaching degree from the University of Michigan and her Masters Degree in 1928. She taught Biology for 45 years in Gary, Indiana.  She was predeceased by her brother Gregory Tinsman, her half-brother Charles Tinsman and half-sisters, Mable Smith and Edna Tinsman, and a nephew, Calvin Tinsman, etc.. Survived by various nieces and nephews etc.  Source: Dundee Reporter

Tinsman Gregory D.

Gregory Donald Tinsman, 62, of 17055 Brewer Rd. here [Dundee] died yesterday afternoon [Feb. 16, 1965] in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor.  The Rev. Donald Grandahl of St. John’s Lutheran Church in Dundee will officiate.  Burial will be in Maplegrove Cemetery here. Born Sept. 7, 1902 in Dundee, he was the son of Arthur and Elizabeth Tinsman.  June 21, 1921, he married Jenny Bamm in Dundee. A farmer all his life, he was a lifetime member of Dundee Lodge 74, F & AM.  Survivors are his wife; a son, William of Inglewood, CA; 4 daughters, Mrs. Frances Hansen of San Gabriel, CA, Mrs. Carole Rosencrans of Whittier, CA; Mrs. Virginia Wieffner of Walnut, CA, and Mrs. Audrey Tremlin of Inglewood, CA; a sister, Miss Esther Tinsman of Gary, IN; a half sister, Miss Edna Tinsman of Milan, and 15 grandchildren.  A son, a half sister and a half brother preceded him in death.  Source: Monroe newspaper obit with Feb. 17, 1965 written at top.

Tinsman Jennie

Jennie E. Tinsman, 93, of Torrance, CA and formerly of Dundee, died Thursday, Aug. 17, 1995 at Rodeno Beach, CA. Graveside services were held Monday, Aug. 21, 1995 at Maple Grove Cemetery in Dundee.  She was born Sept. 3, 1901 in Dundee, the daughter of William and Fredericka (Koepke) Bamm.  She married Gregory J. Tinsman in Dundee on June 21, 1921.  He died Feb. 16, 1965.  Jennie worked as a postal clerk in Dundee more than 20 years and was a Navy inspector at Tecumseh Products Co. during WW II.  She graduated from Dundee High School in 1920.  Surviving are her son, William Tinsman of Redondo Beach, and four daughters, Frances Hansen, Virginia Nanninga, Carole Rosencrans, and Audrey Tremlin. And 23 grandchildren and 36 GG children. She was preceded in death by a son, Calvin, in 1951.  Source: Dundee Independent, with handwritten date, Aug. 24, 1995.

Tinsman John S.

John S. Tinsman was married to Mary Jane Crouse. Then they came to Michigan and lived west of Monroe (in Raisinville area).  They lived in Michigan for 10 years, then returned to Spring Garden, Pa.  Not long afterward, John S. Tinsman was killed while walking on the New Jersey Central railroad near Bloomsbury.  Source: Obit of Mary Jane Tinsman, from the Monroe Democrat in Monroe, Michigan.  Date written at the top: Jan. 1, 1902

Tinsman John S.

John S. Tinsman was married to Mary Jane Crouse, somewhere around 1841. [Since she was 78 at the time of her death, and she died in Dec. 1901.]  He was probably born around 1820 (since his wife was born around 1823).

Tinsman John C.

John C Tinsman born around 1851 in New Jersey.  His father was John S. Tinsman.  In 1901, when his mother Mary Jane died, he was living on Bridge Street in Rigglesville, Pa.

Tinsman John

John S. Tinsman is the father of Conrad Tinsman.  Ron Morey believes that John is the son or nephew of Thomas Persel Tinsman.  Ron Morey believes that Conrad and his parents may have had a tintype of their father/grandfather/uncle Thomas “Persis” Tinsman.

Tinsman John

John S. Tinsman married Mary Jane Crouse. They left New Jersey and went to Michigan for ten years, then returned “out east” to Spring Garden, Pa.  Soon afterward John S. Tinsman was killed while walking on the New Jersey Central railroad near Bloomsbury.  The wife died dec. 12, 1901 in Philadelphia at the home of her daughter Mrs. Joseph Debau.

Tinsman Lulu

She was born Lulu or Lula Jacobs.  (Probably Lulu.)  For a full obituary of her, look under “Jacobs, Lulu.”

Tinsman Lula

Lula Tinsman was born in Milan, Mich. on Apr. 1865. Married Jan. 14, 1925.  Died Oct. 12, 1952.   Source: Jacobs family Bible.  [NOTE:  she married Charles Ridley June 13, 1885.  She married Conrad S. Tinsman Jan. 14, 1925.]

Tinsman Lulu

Mrs. Lulu Tinsman, 87, of 41 Dexter St., died at 6 p.m. yesterday [died October 12,1952] in the Beach Convalescent Home at Dundee.  Burial will be in Marble Park cemetery.  She was the daughter of Hiram and Sophia Jacobs.  She was born April 15, 1865, at Milan. Her marriage to Charles Ridley was June 13, 1885, and they lived on a farm near Milan. He died Jan. 20, 1919. Two children, Mabel and Elmer Ridley, preceded her in death. She was married Jan. 14, 1925 to Conrad F. Tinsman at Milan and they lived in the home on Dexter Street.  He died March 4, 1950.  Source: Monroe Evening News, date “Oct. 13, 1952” written at top.

Tinsman Mabel

Mabel Tinsman was born May 3, 1879 in Raisinville.  Her father was Arthur Tinsman, occupation Teamster [truckdriver, comes from the word for a person who drives a “team” of horses], born in Ohio.  The mother was Alice Tinsman born in Michigan and residing in Raisinville.  Source: Mabel’s birth record, Monroe County, Book C.

Tinsman Mary Jane

After an illness of over four years, Mrs. Mary Jane Tinsman passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Debau, at Philadelphia, Dec. 12 [1901]. The remains were taken to the home of [her son] John C. Tinsman at Rigglesville, Penn., and the interment took place at that city.  Her remains were laid at rest beside those of her husband. Mary J. Crouse was born and raised at Finesville, Penn., where she was united in marriage to John S. Tinsman, something like 60 years ago. Subsequently they moved to Michigan settling on a farm near the county house where they lived for something like ten years, when the removed to Spring Garden, Penn.  The deceased was 78 years old at the time of her death and is survived by 7 children, Arthur S. of Dundee, S. P. of Monroe, C. S. [Conrad] of Milan, Mrs. Jacob Wilson of St. Louis, Mich., Charles B. of New York, Mrs. Joseph Debau of Philadelphia, and John C. of Rigglesville, Penn.  S. P. Tinsman of this city [Monroe] was in attendance at the funeral services as was Arthur of Dundee.  Source: Monroe Record, Jan. 2, 1902. 

Tinsman Mary Jane

At the home of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Debau at Philadelphia on Dec. 12, occurred the death of Mrs. Jane Tinsman after an illness of four years.  The body was brought to the residence of her son, John C. on Bridge St. on Friday and the funeral services were held from the Lutheran Church on Sunday Dec. 15.  Interment took place at Rigglesville, Pa.  Mrs. Tinsman was formerly Miss Mary Jane Crouse and was born and reared at Finesville, [NJ?] where she resided some years after she was married.  Subsequently she and her husband came to Michigan and took up their residence west of Monroe, where they lived for ten years, afterward returning east to Spring Garden, Pa.  Not long afterward her husband John S. Tinsman was killed while walking on the New Jersey Central railroad near Bloomsbury.  Mrs. Tinsman was 78 years old at the time of her death.  Seven children survive her: Conrad S., Arthur D. and S. P. Tinsman all of this county [Monroe County Michigan]; Mrs. Jacob Wilson of St. Louis, Mich., Chas. B. of New York, Mrs. Joseph Debau (Debon?) of Philadelphia Pa. and John C. of Rigglesville, Pa.  Source: The Monroe Democrat, Jan. 1, 1902.

Tinsman Perry

Perry Tinsman died June 10, 1911 at the age of 57.  His wife’s name was Clara Gibson.  [Perry was probably born in 1853. There is an obit on file in Monroe at historical museum.]

Tinsman Ralph

Ralph Tinsman died Dec. 20, 1894 according to Monroe death register, Book B, page 81.  His age: 18 years, 2 months. Place of death: Kansas. Born in Michigan. Occupation: farmer. Father: A. D. Tinsman, mother Alice Tinsman, both of Raisinville.  [NOTE: Obituary says he died Dec. 8, 1894.  In my opinion, the obit is more reliable than the death register.]

Tinsman, Ralph

Ralph, the oldest son of Drain Commissioner A. D. Tinsman of Raisinville, died at Hepler, Kansas, on Saturday the 8th [that would be December 8, 1894]. He died of a hemorrhage of the bowels, aged 17 years.  His remains were buried there. Less than a year ago, Mrs. Tinsman died, making two within a short time for the family.   Source: Monroe newspaper clipping.

Tinsman, Persis

The name “Persis Tinsman” was associated with a tintype at Bently Historical Library.  Ron Morey believes that is Thomas Persel Tinsman, as spelled in the Census.  Thomas was born around 1804 in Pennsylvania and his wife Catherine was born around 1809 in NJ.  Thomas’ father was Peter Tinsman born around 1778 in NJ. 

Tinsman, Seth

Seth Percy Tinsman was born in Finesville, NJ Sept. 10, 1853 and died June  10, 1911. The funeral was conducted by Rev. W. E. Brown, and was held from the home on Tecumseh street Tuesday morning.  Burial was in Monroe.   If the tintype was a photo of him at age 30, the picture was taken around 1883.

Tinsman, Seth

Seth Purse Tinsman, 26, of East Raisinville, born in New Jersey, and occupation farmer, was married Jan. 7, 1880 in Raisinville.  The bride was Clara Emma Gibson, 18, of Raisinville, born in Michigan. W. Gung, minister, officiated. Witnesses: Ida E. Stoddard of D.O. and Mark W. Barnabee of Raisinville.  Source: Monroe County marriage records.  Where is DO?

Tinsman Seth

Seth Percy Tinsman was born in Finesville, NJ Sept. 10, 1853 and died June 10, 1911, having reached the age of 57 years and 9 months. His early life was lived in New Jersey, coming to Raisinville with his parents when he was 18 years old. [1870 or 71]  He married Miss Clara Gibson, Jan. 7, 1880 in Raisinville. With the exception of six years spent in Monroe and 3 years in Dundee, his life after moving to Michigan has been spent in Raisinville where he was occupied in farming. He is survived by his wife, daughter, four  brothers, and a sister. One sister had preceded him in death. The funeral, conducted by Rev. W. E. Brown, was held from the come on Tecumseh street, Tuesday morning. Burial was in Monroe.  Source: Monroe Democrat june  15, 1911.

Tinsman Sophia C.

Sophia C. Tinsman was born Jan. 26, 1863 and died April 27, 1919. Buried in Marble Park.  Her maiden name was Sophia or Sylvia Rath.  Her parents were of German origin.  She was the first wife of Conrad S. Tinsman.

Tinsman Thomas

Thomas Persis (or Persel) Tinsman was born around 1804 in Pennsylvania.  His son, John S. Tinsman, left New Jersey and moved to Michigan with his wife and kids for about 10 years.  If he was photographed in 1860, when tintype was first available, he would have been 56.
 

Tinsman, William

Mrs. William (Sue) Tinsman, 37, of Torrance, CA, a former resident of Dundee, died Friday [Oct. 1, 1971] in Inglewood. The former Sue Edwards of Milan, she is survived by her husband, William Tinsman; her mother of Milan; her mother-in-law, Mrs. Jennie Tinsman who moved recently from Dundee to Inglewood; a son, Gregg William, daughter, Tracy Lynn, brother Douglas Edwards and a sister, both of Milan.  She was born April 8, 1934 in Ann Arbor. Her parents were Kennth H. and Hazel Edwards. She married William Tinsman on April 7, 1956. They were residents of Milan until 1959 when they moved to California. Her father died in 1968.  Source: Monroe newspaper obits

Tolan Caroline M.

Caroline M. Tolan, wife of Henry Tolan, is buried in Spaulding Cemetery. She died Sept. 15, 1852 at the age of 32.  See also “Marvin, Caroline”

Tolan Henry

Henry Tolan is buried in Spaulding Cemetery. He died May 2, 1855 at the age of 38.  He had a drug store at the corner of W. Main and Tolan Street.  Grew herbal remedies behind the drug store.  NOTE: town was once called “Tolanville.”

Tolan Henry

In the 1850 York Twp. census Henry Tolan was an Inn Keeper. Don't know if it was the Babcock Hotel but it makes sense that Henry would have it on the Marvin property. I can't be sure of location using census data but Henry's neighbor was Dr. Burt Corles (not sure of spelling of last name) and several blacksmiths on the other side. Source: Ron Morey.

Tolan Henry

April 15, 1842.  Seller: Robert Allen and Eliza Jane, his wife, of Ypsilanti.  Buyer: Henry Tolan of York, Washtenaw County.  Price: $100.  All of the estate of John Marvin, deceased; part of the West half of the SE Q of Sec. 35 and the NE Q of Sec. 2, supposed to contain 28 acres, together with appurtenances.  Benjamin Fullett, Notary Public.  Witnessed by Jarvis E. Marvin.  L. W, p. 639.

Tooman Chester

Mr. and Mrs. Willis Tooman of Ypsilanti were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. ChesterTooman.  Source: Milan Leader, June 5, 1941, “Local Happenings.”

Tooman Florence

Florence Tooman, daughter of MM Harry Tooman, was married to Thurlow Kellogg in 1936. The marriage took place Sat. Jan. 11 in Angola, IN. Thurlow is the son of MM Clarence Kellogg of Milan. He is employed by Milan Truck Line.

Tooman Francis

Francis Arden Tooman died Feb. 20, 1928.  He was an infant, born stillborn.  He father was LeRoy Tooman, born in Ohio. Mother was Mable Palmer, born in Milan.  Kenneth Noble, MD signed death certificate.

Tooman Francis

Francis Alden Tooman was born Feb. 20, 1928. Father: LeRoy Francis Tooman, 43, born in Putnam county, OH, occupation furnace mounter. Mother: Mabel Alma Palmer, 38, born in London township. This was their second child.  Birth record signed by Kenneth Noble, MD.

Tooman Harold

Harold Tooman is pictured with his 10th grade class in 1925 Milan school annual.

Tooman Irvin

Irvin Tooman was pictured with his 7 grade class in 1925, Milan school annual.

Tooman Lloyd

Lloyd Tooman was in the Retail Electric Appliances business, and lived at 225 Dexter St., according to a Milan Rotary club membership roster dated Jan. 4, 1949.

Tooman Milton

Milton P. Tooman of 10311 Crowe Rd. in Milan Township died Feb. 2, 1964. He was a patrolman for the police department.  Father: Harry Tooman. Mother: Catherine White. Wife: Martha Whitmer or Whitmor Tooman. Marble Park.

Tooman Milton

Milton “Sy” Tooman died Feb. 2, 1964.  This happened while Myrlan “Tom” Goodridge was police chief. Tooman was in the middle of making an arrest when he collapsed and died.

Tooman Milton

Milton S. Tooman 1910-1964. Marble Park Cemetery grave stone. Next stone says “Martha J. Tooman 1915-1992” and indicates she is wife of Milton.  Next stone says James M. Tooman 1942-1981.

Tooman Willis

Willis Tooman was pictured with his 7 grade class in 1925, Milan school annual.

Townsend Edith

Edith E. Townsend b. Sept. 10, 1870. Her father: George W. Townsend, b. Ohio, works as mason.  Mother: Ada Townsend, b. Oio.  Source: Washatenaw birth records, vol. 1, p. 176.

Townsend Hezekiah

Hezekiah Townsend, 46, worked as a blacksmith. In 1880, he told the census taker in London twp that he was b. in NY.  Wife Caroline 43 b. MI, her parents b. Conn. Son Chester age 19, b. MI. Daughter Ada, 14, son Eddie, 12, son Walter, 9, and son Newton, 6 all b. MI.

Townsend Jenny

Jenny Townsend was b. Aug. 9, 1869 in York twp. Her father George W. Townsend was b. Ohio, occupation Mason. Mother Adda was b. Ohio. Source: Washtenaw birth records Vol.1. p. 120 or 121.

Townsend Orrin R.

Orrin Russell Townsend (deceased) was born in Carmel tp., Putnam Co., N. Y., Nov. 14, 1818. His parents were James and Sarah (Russell) Townsend.  When Orrin was 2, his mother died. He lived with his uncle, Stephen Russell, four years, and then with a Mr. Morgan until he turned 21.  He learned the wagon-maker's trade, but never followed it as a business. When 18, he went to Western NY and worked with his brother as a carpenter, then at milling for 14 years. He was married to Nancy J. Le Mill of Richmond, NY, and daughter of Isaac and Lanah DeMill. They had 2 children: Elizabeth, born April 6, 1846, and died April 3, 1847; and Delos A., born Sept. 11, 1851. Orrin Townsend came to Michigan in 1843, locating in Lima tp., where his wife died on Oct. 5, 1855.  He remarried April 14, 1856.  His second wife was Phoebe E. De Mill, who was born April 14, 1830. They had 3 children: Gilmer P., born Aug. 6, 1857; Hugh S., born May 5, 1861; and Charles O., born Jan. 16,1863. In 1863 Mr. Townsend sold his farm in Lima tp., and purchased one in York, where he lived until his death, which occurred April 6, 1872. Mr. Townsend once served as Justice of the Peace.  Source: History Washt. County 1881, Chapman.

Treblecock Robert

Robert Treblecock, 51, farmer, b. England, saw the census taker in London twp in 1880. Wife Eliza, 45, b. MI.  Robert’s brother lived in the home, Thomas, 42, a farm laborer, b. England, along with Robert’s niece, May, 10, b. MI. Robert’s daughter, Lizzie, 6, b. MI. Robert’s niece, Libbie, 13, b. MI, her father b. England and her mother b. Ireland.

Trimm

Harry Trimm lived in Milan.  He moved to Milan in 1936.  He was born in Colorado in 1907. He died in1997 at Evangelical Home.  His wife was Ruth Warner, she was born in Lansing in 1910. She died in 1985. Source: their daughter, Ruth Ann Wanty. 

Troop

See “Throop.”

Turner Joseph

Joseph Turner was b in Indiana, Sept. 27, 1827. He left home to sell horses in Chicago when he was 20.  Then he worked as a driver on a canal boat in Terre Haute, Ind.  He married Elizabeth Brown of Indianapolis on Oct. 18, 1854.  He enlisted in 1864 in Co. H, 28th Ind. Inf.; was mustered out in 1865. Then he lived in Tecumseh for 17 years. In 1883 he came to Milan, where he is engaged in the Globe Stave Works. To Mr. and Mrs. Turner eight children were born, six of whom are living. Address, Milan, Michigan.  Source: Monroe History 1890, vol 2, Page 40.

Tuttle Egbert

Egbert A. Tuttle was b. Nov. 8, 1868 in York twp. His father was Apaelta (?) Tuttle, a mechanic b. in NY. His mother, Mary Tuttle, was b. NY. Source: Washtenaw Birth Records, Vol. 1. p. 49.

Tuttle Emma

Emma Tuttle died on Nov. 15, 1867, at the age of 1 year 11 months due to cholera infantum. She lived in Bedford. Her father was William M. Tuttle, mother was Urania A.Tuttle. Source: H. M.

Tuttle
W. M. D.

The name “W. M. D. Tuttle” appears on a gravestone at Childs Cemetery on Tuttle Hill Road.  He lived from 1822-1901.

Tuttle William

William D. Tuttle was born June 30, 1823. He married Permelia P. Horton on Feb. 6, 1850. She was born at Campbell, NY, Dec. 9, 1829.   In 1855 they came to Superior, MI and in 1878 they kept a hotel at Midland City. They remained there 1 year, then came to London township and bought 77 acres. They have 3 adopted children, 2 boys and 1 girl. Source: History of Monroe County by Talcott Wing, page 34.