1721 John Tindall, son of William T. and Sarah Tindall, was born on December 22. [1] [2]
1722 Elizabeth Hutchinson was born in December. [3] [4]
Elizabeth Hutchinson married John Tindall, the son of William and Sarah Tindall. [5] [6]
1768 "Whereas George Smith, on the 14th of February last, absconded, and stole from John Tindall, two new homespun shirts, and other things, not yet known; he is very remarkable in being very fluent with his tongue, that is the English tongue, and can talk Dutch very well, is country born, marked a little with the small-pox, long brownish hair, light coloured eyes, loves liquor, and gaming; had on when he went away, a brown double-breasted broadcloth coat, with brass buttons, and patched in several places with dark grey forrest cloth, a brown broadcloth jacket, an old pair of leather breeches, blue and white yarn stockings, and a strong pair of shoes, with large brass buckles. Whoever takes up said Smith and secures him in any of his Majesty's goals, and gives notice thereof to the subscriber, so as he may have him, shall receive Three Pounds reward, and all reasonable charges, paid by John Tindall, living in Windsor township, Middlesex county." [7]
1789 John Tindall, Sr., of Windsor, Middlesex County, dated his will on April 4. Son, William, plantation whereon he now lives, except lot to daughter, Anna. Daughter, Anna Minor, the excepted lot, beginning at Samuel Minor's northwest corner of lot I sold him and along Clement Hooper's line to Hightstown road. Son, John, plantation whereon he now lives on south side of Assanpink Creek. Daughters, Elizabeth Cubberly and Sarah Hutchinson, house and lot at Perth Amboy, to be divided between them. Residue of movable estate to be divided between the 3 daughters. Executors—son, William, and son-in-law, William Cubberley. Witnesses—William Holmes, David Thomas, Joseph Tindall. Proved Jan. 2, 1794. [8]
1793 John Tindall died on December 4, in the 7? year of his life, and was buried at Hamilton Square Baptist Church Cemetery, Hamilton Square, Mercer County, New Jersey. [9] [10]
1793 Inventory, £237.2. 5½; made by John Grover and William Holmes. Dated December 14. [11]
Their children and their spouses:
1762 Amy Tindall, child of John Tindall and Elizabeth, was born on May 15. [12]
1770 William Tindall and Mary Cubberley were married on March 28 in New Jersey. (FHL film 007578627). [13]
1816 William Tindall, spouse of Margaret Tindall, died on May 31. He was born on May 12, 1745, son of John Tindall and Elizabeth Tindall. [14]
1796 Mary Tindall, spouse of William Tindall, died on March 4. She was born on August 22, 1747. [15]
1830 Daughter Ann Tindall Minor, spouse of Samuel Minor, died on February 6 and was buried at Great Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery, Uniontown, Fayette County, Pennsylvania. Ann Tindall Minor was born on May 10, 1748. [16] [17]
1826 Samuel Minor Sr. died on January 19 and was buried at Great Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery, Uniontown, Fayette County, Pennsylvania. Samuel Minor Sr. was born on October 21, 1739. [18] [19]
1837 John Tindall died on November 5 and was buried at Hamilton Square Baptist Church Cemetery, Hamilton Square, Mercer County, New Jersey. John Tindall was born on November 24, 1754. [20] [21]
1829 Amy Tindall, spouse of John Tindall, died on April 6. She was born on July 15, 1761, daughter of John Hammell and Mercy Hammell. [22]
1838 William Cubberley and Elizabeth Tindall were married on November 28 in Trenton, Mercer County, New Jersey. (FHL film 007577301). [23]
1848 Elizabeth Tindall Cubberley died on June 4 and was buried at Hamilton Square Baptist Church Cemetery, Hamilton Square, Mercer County, New Jersey. Elizabeth Tindall Cubberley was born on November 28, 1750. [24] [25]
1814 William T. Cubberley died on February 24 and was buried at Hamilton Square Baptist Church Cemetery, Hamilton Square, Mercer County, New Jersey. William T. Cubberley was born on October 1, 1749. [26] [27]
Research Notes:
"John Tindall, eldest child of William T. and Sarah Tindall, was born December 22, 1721. He married Elizabeth, and had children: William, see forward. Ann, born May 10, 1748. Elizabeth, born November 28, 1750. John, born November 23, 1754. Sarah, born October 12, 1759. Amy, born May 15, 1762." [28]
1769 John Tindall and Hannah Knight were married on December 4, in Middlesex County, New Jersey. [29]
1793 John Tindall was taxed in June in South Brunswick Twp, Middlesex County, New Jersey.
1802 The will of John Tindall, blacksmith of West Windsor Twp, Middlesex County, New Jersey, was dated October 12. Wife Hannah to have the entire estate while a widow and alive. Then all divided among children, except Joshua Tindall, who was to receive £5. Executors Theophilus Phillips of Maidenhead and Joseph Dye of West Windsor. Affirmed April 10, 1804. [30]
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