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Note for: David Tilton, 24 Aug 1798 - Index

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Family history information from Warren Tilton 123 5th St NW, Mason City,IA 50401-3135. cop y in my possession.

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Note for: Persis Tilton, 15 Apr 1801 - 13 Aug 1871 Index

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Family history information from Warren Tilton 123 5th St NW, Mason City,IA 50401-3135. cop y in my possession
Williams, H. Z. and Bro. History of Washington Co, Ohio, 1789 - 1801. p 185.
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Note for: John Tilton, 30 May 1805 - 10 Jan 1897 Index

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Family history information from Warren Tilton 123 5th St NW, Mason City,IA 50401-3135. cop y in my possession.

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Note for: Daniel Tilton, 18 Mar 1807 - Index

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Microfilm of Iowa State Censuses, 1856, 1885, 1895, 1905, 1915, 1925 as well various special censuses from 1836-1897 obtained from the State Historical Society of Iowa via Heritage Quest.
Family history information from Warren Tilton 123 5th St NW, Mason City,IA 50401-3135. cop y in my possession.

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Note for: Austin Tilton, 10 May 1815 - 25 May 1897 Index

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1850 census of Payson, Adams, Illinois; Roll M 432-97; Page 185B: Image 378.
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1870; Census Place: Payson, Adams, Illinois; Roll M593_186; Page: 361; Image: 730.

Family history information from Warren Tilton 123 5th St NW, Mason City,IA 50401-3135. cop y in my possession.

Here is an obituary for Austin TILTON. The 1897 newspaper clipping was found inside an old Family Bible. The Family Bible appears to have belonged to Peter and Mary Ann KOYL of Elgin County, Ontario since their families births, marriages and deaths were recorded in it. A complete transcription of the contents of this Bible can be found on the Koyl Family Genealogy Forum on this website.

Here is a transcription of the obituary:

"TILTON, Brother Austin Tilton was born in Washington Co., Ohio May 10, 1815. He was married to Julia A Pond, Nov. 25 1837, came to Illinois in 1845. To this union were born 13 children, 7 sons and 6 daughters. Five sons and 3 daughters are still living. His wife died April 17, 1864. His second marriage was to Miss Sarah J. Johnson Sept 24, 1865. He died April 25, 1897, aged 81 years, 11 months and 15 days. He leaves a wife, 8 children, 54 grand-children and 35 great grand-children to mourn their loss. He united with the Christian Church about twenty years ago and was a faithful member of the same until the day of his death."
Gravestone at Old Payson Cemetery in Payson, Adams County, Illinois, USA, Record Type: Gravestone Transcription from Old Payson (IL) Cemetery, Reader: Stephen Bernard 'Steve' Schwartz

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Note for: John Tilton, 4 Apr 1640 - 20 Nov 1700 Index

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Rev Arthur Cole, THE SCOTT FAMILY OF SHREWSBURY, NEW JERSEY, Shrewsbury, NJ 1908.
page 13-16.
.BIRTH: MARRIAGE:DEATH:Tilton, Francis Theodore, THE HISTORY OF THR TILTON
FAMILY IN AMERICA. New Jersey,:1939-40.
name DATE:Historical and Genealogical Miscellany, early settlers of NewJersey and their dec endants, John Stillwell, New York, 1932. VOL V, pg143.
Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy, 1750-1939, Vol III, New York MonthlyMeeting, page 316
John, his wife Rebecca Terry and their nine children, moved to MonmouthCounty,
New Jersey from Gravesend, Long Island in 1691. Several of theirdescendants
still live in Monmouth County today. John owned 29 acres of land atGravesend in
1683 (he appeared on the tax list). John and Rebecca were stalwartQuakers.

UNRECORDED WILLS AND INVENTORIES MONMOUTH CO., N. J.

WILL of JOHN TILLTON, of Middletown, Mon. Co. Dated 23rd 9th mo., 1700.
Proved Apr. 17, 1704.

Gives: "unto my fon John Tillton fiue fhillings"; "vnto my fon Samuell
Tillton eighty-fiue Acr-- of vpland Lying at "the North Eaft end of myLand
& Joyn-- to it Runing Wefterly as itt was Layed out by John Ree-- Alfo.....
"unto him three Acres of Meadow Lying at the eaft end of my Meadow thewhole
Containeing eighty eig-- Acres to him "& his heires .... Allfo ...... vnto
my Son Samuell Tillton one Cow & An Iron pott & A ffether "Bed" &c.;"vnto my
Daughter Sarah Tillton one Cow"; "vnto my Loueing Wife Rebeca TilltonAfter
my Defeafe my "now Dwelling houfe & Barne & out houfing & orchard & all my
farme thereunto belonging wch is vndifpofed off ... "vnto her Dureing her
Life & After her Defeafe ... itt vnto my fon Peter Tillton to him hisheires
.... & "in Cafe my fone Peter defeafe before he come to the Age of
twenty-one yeares old then ... itt to my fon Daniell "Tillton to him &his heires ...
& in Cafe my fon Daniell defeafe before he come off Age, then ... ittvnto my
"fon Thomas Tillton to him & his heires ... But if my fon Peter TilltonLiue
to the Age of twenty one yeares old "then ... he fhall pay vnto his two
Brothers Daniell & Thomas Tillton fiueteen pound to each of them And if my
"fon Peter fhould dey before as is before mentioned then my will is thatmy
fon Daniell fhall pay thirty pounds when he "Cometh off Age vnto my fon
Thomas Tillton."

Residue of personal estate "vnto my Loueing wife Rebecca Tillton whome I
make full & fole Executrix ... & "After the defeafe of my felfe and mywife to be
Equally diuided Amongft my Chilldren." "..... that my Loueing "ffriends
Thomas Hillborn & John Lippincott will be helpfull to my wife to fee thismy
will performed."

Wits.:
Remembrance Lippincott
JOHN TILTON SENR
Ben. Lawrence
George Corleis

Acknowledgment of George Corlis and Benjamin Lawrence, to signature ofJohn
Tilton, fenr, and Remembrance Lypincote, Apr. 17, 1704, before Thomas
Reuell, Esqr, Surrogate.

INVENTORY of frances borden, "defesed, Prifed at fhrewfbery the 2 day of
may, [no year], by George Allin, John woolley, Joseph rogers." Proved May9,
1706.

Items of Interest: Đ s d
"his purs and apperel 10--00--0
"6 fmall puter dishes 01--00--0
"3 bafones 3 tankerds and 3 porngers 01--00--0
Household goods, Cattle &c. (???)

Total Đ106--11--6

Acknowledgment, as to truth of Inventory, by Francis Borden, executor, and
George Allen and Joseph Rogers, before Tho. Reuell, Esqr, Sur.,Burlington,
9th May, 1706
Howard B French, Genealogy of the Descendants of Thomas French, Vol II Privately printed in Philadelphia, 1913. pg 74,76,77,78

Rev. Arthur S Cole, The Scott Family of Shrewsbury, NJ. The Register Press, Red Banks, NJ 1908.
Pg 14
Teunis G. Bergen, Register In Alphabetical Order of the Early Settlers of Kings County., Long Island, N. Y.
1973, Polyanthos , Cottonport
page 303.
.William S Hornor, THIS OLD MONMOUTH OF OURS, Clearfield Company page 181.
.Will..A VAN DOREN HONEYMAN, DOCUMENTS Relating to thr COLONIAL HISTORY of the STATE OF NEW JERSEY, FIRST SERIES VOL XXXIII, The Press Printing and Publishing Co. . Patterson, NJ. 1900. Vol XXIII 1670- 1730. PAGE 464
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