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Note for: Mary J Wilkinson, - Index

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Name DATE:Historical and Genealogical Miscellany, early settlers of New
Jersey and their decendants, John Stillwell, New York, 1932. VOL V, pg 209

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Note for: Marietta Regan, ABT 1827 - 17 May 1871 Index

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Name DATE:Historical and Genealogical Miscellany, early settlers of New
Jersey and their decendants, John Stillwell, New York, 1932. VOL V, pg 209

DOB 1870; Census Place: Hammonton, Atlantic, New Jersey; Roll: M593_851; Page: 162; Image: 326.

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Note for: Mary Jane Dupuy, Oct 1834 - Index

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1900; Census Place: Hammonton, Atlantic, New Jersey; Roll: T623_954 Page: 2B; Enumeration District: 27.

Name DATE:Historical and Genealogical Miscellany, early settlers of New
Jersey and their decendants, John Stillwell, New York, 1932. VOL V, pg 209

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Note for: Marietta D Tilton, Mar 1877 - Index

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1900; Census Place: Hammonton, Atlantic, New Jersey; Roll: T623_954 Page: 2B; Enumeration District: 27.
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Name DATE:Historical and Genealogical Miscellany, early settlers of New
Jersey and their decendants, John Stillwell, New York, 1932. VOL V, pg 209

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Note for: Wilber R Tilton, 24 Mar 1857 - Index

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JOHN F. HALL , The Daily Union History Of Atlantic City And County, NEW JERSEY. , THE OFFICE OF
THE DAILY UNION PRINTING COMPANY , JUNE, 1899, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. page 509.
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1900; Census Place: Hammonton, Atlantic, New Jersey; Roll: 954; Page: 2B; Enumeration District: 26
Name DATE:Historical and Genealogical Miscellany, early settlers of New
Jersey and their decendants, John Stillwell, New York, 1932. VOL V, pg 209

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Note for: Nathan Tilton, 3 Feb 1757 - 28 Dec 1814 Index

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BIRTH: MARRIAGE:DEATH:Tilton, Francis Theodore, THE HISTORY OF THETILTON
FAMILY IN AMERICA, New Jersey:1939-40.
INFORMATION: Descendants of William Tilton Of Lynn Mas. Through The Lineof
His Son Daniel Tilton, Barbara B. Marden, Reprinted from The EssexGenealogist p 95, 28
Genealogical and Fmily History of the State Of New Hampshire.Ezra S.
Stearns.Vol IV. The Lewis Publishing Co, Chicago, New York, 1908. pgs1967-1971
MARRIAGE: BIRTH: The Ancestry of Earl Barrett Tilton 1899-, Edwin F.Lochner,Philidelphia, P A, 1983,Library of Congress Cat Card Number83-81734.
date of death 1780.
BIOGRAPHY: Colonial Families of America, Ruth Lawrence, NationalAmericana
Society, New York. Vol XI, page 430
BIOGRAPHY: NEW HAMPSHIRE Resources, Atractions, and Its People, AHistory, Hobart Pillsbu ry, The lewis Historical Publishing CO., Inc.1927, New York. page. 318-319.
DATES:New Hampshire Genealogical Digest 1623-1900, VOL I, Glenn C.Towle, mis match of dates ..Heritage Books, INC. 1986. pg 249
Beers, J. H. and Co., Commemorative Biographical Record of WashingtonCounty, Pennsylvania , (Chicage: J. H. Beers & Co. 1893) page 457.
HISTORY: Jones, William H, William Tilton: His English Origins and SomeAmerican Descendant s, Haritage Books Inc, Maryland, (1997). pg 103, 135
Mrs. Frances Imogene Tilton Clouse.
DAR ID Number: 29423
Born in Laconia, New Hampshire.
Wife of George Newton Clouse.
Descendant of Simeon Wadleigh, Joseph Neal, Nathan Tilton and WilliamHayes, all of New Hamps hire.
Daughter of Newell Gale Tilton and Martha Jane Wadleigh, his wife.
Granddaughter of Daniel Tilton and Sallie Clough, his wife; JamesWadleigh and Nancy Neal, hi s wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Nathan Tilton and Susanna Gale, his wife; SimeonWadleigh and Abigail Ha yes, his wife, m. 1785; Joseph Neal and NancyPerkins, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of William Hayes and Mary Plumer (d 1812), his wife.
Simeon Wadleigh, (1762-1843), was placed on the pension roll of StraffordCo., 1831, for serv ice as private in the New Hampshire militia. He wasborn in Epping; died in Meredith.
Joseph Neal, (1759-1836), enlisted at the age of eighteen as a privateand survived to receiv e a pension. He was born in New Market; died inMeredith.
Also No. 5269.
Nathan Tilton, (1755-1805), enlisted as a private and served in theBurgoyne campaign. He wa s born in East Kingston; died in London, N. H.
[p.156] William Hayes responded to the first call for troops fromSanbornton and subsequentl y reënlisted to take the place of his sonWilliam. He died in service at Ticonderoga.
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Notes from Keven Tilton
Nathan established himself as a farmer and miller at Loudon , arriving atage 18
and living there until his death .
Nathan also served in the Revolution as a Pvt. He was listed in Capt.Henry Elkin's Co. , ret urned to Pierce's Island Nov. 5 , 1775 (DAR PI680) . This was in defence of Piscataqua Harbo r . Sept. 1 , 1775 , the4th provincial congress voted to raise 4 regiments of minutemen fo r 4months to defend against any seaward attack .They were stationed inPortsmouth , New Catl e , Kittery and the vicinity . (Rolls of theSoldiers in the Rev. War p223&229-230).
Nathan also was in Porter Kimball's Co. , Stephen Evan's regt. from Sept.9 -Nov. 30 , 177 7 . He recieved L12.6 plus 4.13.3 travel (Rolls...p290). Don Lampson told me of a report b y Charles Snell dated Feb. 1, 1951 , wherein Snell has 2 New Hampshire militia brigades join EbenezerL earned Oct. 7 , 1777 , the day of the 2nd battle . One was Col. Evan's. That day Burgoyne at tempted a reconnaissance in force and threatenedGates' left . Gates ordered Daniel Morgan an d Henry Dearborn to the leftin an attempt to outflank him. Learned was to be in reserve . Be nedictArnlod would take charge and lead Learned's men against the Brunswicktroops , forcin g them back . Arnold , who was everywhere that day ,would gallop between the opposing line s under fire back to the NewHampshire men and lead them against the Breyman redoubt , where he(Arnold) was wounded . (Richard Ketchum-Saratoga).
Nathan would be among troops that would help surround Burgoyne ,servingunder John Stark , f orcing his surrender(DAR PI 680) . According toRichard Ketchum in "Saratoga" , Stark seale d off the northern escaperoute with over 1000 New Hampshire militia . He led them across theHudson nea r the mouth of Batten Kill and erected a battery on the westside .
He also had service under Col. Nicholas Gilman that appears to be priorto Saratoga , but thi s is unclear . This was also in Kimball's Co.Hereceived 6.13.3 wages & travel 'per receipt S ept. 12 , 1777'(Rolls....p283). Gilman was also at Saratoga commanding a 'detachment'(Snell )There is also a DAR (DAR ID#163231) report of service in Capt. Morrill'sLoudon Co. in th e Burgoyne campaign .
The 1790 Census has Nathan in Loudon , Rockingham Co. Free white males inhis househlod ove r 16 (including head) : 2 ' FWM under 16 : 2; freewhite females : 3
William Richard Cutter, GENEALOGICAL AND PERSONAL MEMORIES RELATING TO THE FAMILIES OF BOSTON AND EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS, VOLUME IV, Lewis Historical Publishing Co, New York, 1908. page 1970.