CHARLES WESLEY C. TOLLE6 (Reuben Hampton5; Jonathan4; Roger3; Tobias2; Roger1)
Charles Wesley C. Tolle, son of Sarah (Tarleton) and Reuben Hampton Tolle, was born 29 Feb 1804. He married Charlotte Taylor on 19 Nov 1827 in Lewis County, Kentucky. Charlotte, born 4 Nov 1807, was the daughter of Thomas Taylor. Charles was listed as C.W.C. Tolle on many of the records, and also as Charles W. on some. He was in Mason County, Kentucky for the 1810 census, and he was listed as Chs. W.C. Toole on the 1830 census of Hamilton County, Ohio. He acted as bondsman for his father's second marriage in 1836. Soon after he moved his family to Brown County, Illinois where he appeared on the 1840 census, and an 1842 tax list. From then on, he was consistently on the census records of Brown County through 1870, and on the State census of 1865. He was a farmer, and on 28 Mar 1837 he purchased 80.50 acres of land, at $1.25 per acre in Brown County. The land was located in Section 4, Township 25, Range 2 West. C.W.C. Tolle died 2 Jul 1875 in Brown County, Illinois and he is buried in the Tolle Burial Ground on the Southwest Quarter of Section 33 in Cooperstown Township. His will was written 31 May 1873 and probated 19 Jul 1875. Charlotte died 29 Sep 1885. It is possible that Charlotte's middle name was Temple, as she was listed as Charlotte Temple Tolle on her probate record.
The children of Charlotte Temple (Taylor) and Charles Wesley Tolle were:
For Researcher/Descendants of Charles Wesley C. Tolle
See Tolle Cousins- #20 - #45 - #78
JOHN S. TOLLE6 (Reuben Hampton5; Jonathan4; Roger3; Tobias2; Roger1)
John S. Tolle, son of Sarah (Tarleton) and Reuben Hampton Tolle, was born about 1805. Data indicates that he may have had a first wife about 1826, because of the birthdate of his oldest son, but no absolute proof has been found to date. (Caution: that Perry P. Tolle is his son or the existance of a first wife is still unproven) He was married on 24 Nov 1828 in Adams County, Ohio to Lydia Gifford. Lydia was born about 1807, daughter of Catherine (?) and Pickle Gifford. In 1827, he signed as a witness to the marriage of Harriet Tarleton and James Ware. The 1830 census of Brown County, Ohio shows him living near his father, but then he appeared on the Greene Township, Adams County, Ohio tax lists for 1833-1834, and on an 1837 voter list for that county. Before 1840, John as well as most of the family of Reuben Hampton Tolle had moved to Brown County, Illinois. He was on the 1840 census there, and on an 1842 tax list. But in all subsequent census through 1880, he was enumerated in neighboring Schuyler County. On the different census records, his occupation is listed as school teacher and farmer. He is listed as a grantor on a deed in 1859. We don't know the date of death of Lydia (Gifford) Tolle, but on 30 Aug 1865, he married a widow, Mrs Roxie Wade, and was appointed guardian of his new step-sons in 1866.John S. Tolle died 1 Sep 1884, and Perry P. Tolle was the administrator of his estate.
The child of an unknown first wife and John S. Tolle was: (Remember that this a theory that still needs much more proof)
The children of Lydia (Gifford) and John S. Tolle were:
For Descendant/Researchers of John S. Tolle
please see Tolle Cousin - #62
Last correction/update 13 May 2000.
REUBEN H. TOLLE6 (Reuben Hampton5; Jonathan4; Roger3; Tobias2; Roger1)
Reuben H. Tolle is believed to be the son of
Sarah (Tarleton) and Reuben Hampton Tolle. This has not been
positively proved and is being based on only a few pieces of
data but it is the general belief. If this is the
relationship for a fact, then it may also be assumed that he
is Reuben Hampton Jr. But the facts are that Reuben H. Tolle
married on 2 Jun 1841 in Cass County, Illinois to Anna
Margaret Eades. In 1859 in Schuyler County, Illinois an obit
says "Margaret Tolle died at the residence of
her father
William Eades on Tuesday the 27th of September of Billious
Fever, Mrs Margaret Tolle, widow of Reuben H. Tolle, in the
36th year of her age. She was a member of the M.E. Church
and trusted in her Savior. Her friends are comforted in
their bereavement with their assurance of her acceptance with
God."
It is believed that she is the Anna
Margaret Eades
from the marriage record. It is not known when Reuben died.
In 1850 in the home of William Eades there is a young woman
named Margaret. It could be assumed she is listed as an
Eades, but there is also a seven year old child named Sarah
E. Tolle in this house. The obit of Margaret does not
mention leaving a child, but it is thought that Sarah E.
Tolle was her daughter. This is obviously a family in need
of more research.
The one child believed to be the daughter of Anna Margaret (Eades) and Reuben H. Tolle was:
For Descendant/Researchers of Reuben H. Tolle
See Tolle Cousins- #10
The children of Frances (Deck) and Caleb Jarvis Taylor Tolle were:
The children of Mary (Brown) and Caleb Jarvis Taylor Tolle were:
GEORGE HENRY TOLLE (Reuben Hampton6; Jonathan7; Roger7; Tobias7; Roger7)
George Henry Tolle, son of Sarah (Tarleton) and Reuben Hampton Tolle, was born 31 Mar 1817 at Mason County, Kentucky. One biography says he was born 9 miles east of Maysville, Mason County, Kentucky. He was raised there on the farm and received an education in the common schools. He married on 2 Nov 1834 to Mary Elizabeth Eades. She was born 5 Nov 1817, the daughter of Elizabeth (Van Cupp) and William Eades. They left Kentucky to reside in Schuyler County, Illinois, and were listed on the census of 1850 and 1860 there. He is shown as grantor of two deeds in Schuyler County for the years 1859 and 1864. Sometime before 1870 he decided to join others of his siblings in moving to Grundy County, Missouri, where he bought a nice farm of 100 acres in southwestern part of the twonship. On the deed books of Grundy County, Missouri his name is found on a deed in 1870, and a quit claim in 1874. His occupation was listed as farmer and cooper and he can be found on the 1870 and 1880 census of Grundy County. He died on 30 Aug 1889 at the age of 72 years, of Angna Pectora. Mary (Eades) Tolle died 2 Aug 1890. They are buried in the Tolle Cemetery in Grundy County, Missouri.
(note from Thoren: Many years ago, someone in the Grundy County area gave out erroneous info that has been repeated over and over. George Tolle was not named O'TOLLE. This is false information and needs to not be repeated. When I contacted that person over 25 years ago she did not know the parents of George H. Tolle and had no documentation for the false claim that the name was O'Tolle)The children of Mary Elizabeth (Eades) and George Henry Tolle:
For Descendant/Resecearchers of George Henry Tolle
See Tolle Cousins- #6 and - #61
NANCY MELISSA TOLLE7 (Reuben Hampton5; Jonathan4; Roger3; Tobias2; Roger1)
Nancy Melissa Tolle, daughter of Hannah (Mackey) and Reuben Hampton Tolle, was born 5 Nov 1837 at Mason County, Kentucky. Nancy Melissa Tolle and George Washington Wilgus Sr were married by Francis McConnel on 16 Dec 1856 in Brown County, Illinois. George was born 14 Aug 1836, the son of Elizabeth (Icenogle) and Henry Wilgus. He died 7 Jun 1871 and Nancy died 17 May 1900 at Mt Sterling, Illinois, and they are buried in the Logan Creek Cemetery in Brown County, Illinois.
The children of Nancy Melissa (Tolle) and George Washington Wilgus Jr were:
JAMES THOMAS TOLLE6 (Reuben Hampton5; Jonathan4; Roger3; Tobias2; Roger1)
James Thomas Tolle, son of Hannah (Mackey) and Reuben Hampton Tolle was born 9 Mar 1840 near Damon, in Pea Ridge Township, in Brown County, Illinois. He married Jane DeWitt on 25 Dec 1864. Jane was the daughter of Elizabeth (Taylor) and Benjamin Franklin DeWitt. The ceremony was performed by Richard Marrs. He was a farmer, and his name is shown in the deed books a couple of times. James and Jane had eleven children. Jane (DeWitt) Tolle died on 3 Jun 1886, at the age of 41. James married again on 26 Feb 1889. His new wife, Lydia (Baldwin) DeWitt, was born 9 May 1862 in Schuyler County. She was the widow of his first wife's brother, John Franklin DeWitt, and the daughter of Mary Ann (Martin) and James Baldwin. James and Lydia added four more children to the family. James died 16 Jul 1912, and he and his first wife Jane are buried in Cooperstown Cemetery, Section 23, in Brown County, Illinois. Lydia married again on 30 Jan 1919 to J.W. Hampton, and a fourth time to Alfred Burnett about 1926. She died in Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois on 31 May 1937.
The children of Jane (DeWitt) and John Thomas Tolle were:
The children of Lydia (Baldwin) DeWitt and John Thomas Tolle were:
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