Singleton and Related Genealogy Pages
A history of many families.
| Name | J. R. COBURN [1] | |
| Prefix | Reverend | |
| Gender | Male | |
| HIST | Proposed Change: Samuel James TINDAL (I22054) Tree: Singleton and Related Families Link: http://singletonfamily.org//getperson.php?personID=I22054&tree=1 Description: The report is showing but a single child, Anna There were, in fact: 1. Esther Margaret Tindall was born on Monday, September 6, 1841, at 5:00 p.m. She died in Sumter District, South Carolina, before November 16, 1866. 2. Samuel Priestley Tindall was born on May 2, 1843, and died on June 8, 1901. In Sumter County, South Carolina, on November 20, 1867, Samuel married Susan Eloise Reese (1850-1922). The wedding was performed by the Rev. Noah Graham. Susan was the daughter of Mary Jane Harvin (1829- 1890) and William M. Reese (1822-1902). Samuel and Susan are buried in the Marlowe Cemetery in Cameron, Texas. 3. Anna Tindall was born on January 12, 1845. She married Benjamin Lewis Broadway, the son of Elizabeth Weeks and Louis Augustus Broadway. Benjamin was born on May 3, 1844. Anna and Benjamin had seven children: Adger Austin who married Judson C. Bradham, Margaret, Zula, Benjamin Lewis who married Mary Alice Bradham, Mattie Tindal who married Donald McQueen White, Samuel Priestly who married Hattie Maliney Beatson and Mary Susan who married James Marion Bradham. Anna died on January 17, 1913, and Benjamin died on December 26, 1919. Anna and Benjamin are buried in the cemetery at Home Branch Baptist Church in Clarendon County, South Carolina. 4. Richard W. Tindall was born about 1846. According to the 1860 Census of Manchester, Sumter District, South Carolina, Richard (age 14) was living with his grandmother, Eliza Tindall. On April 20, 1864, at the age of 19, he enlisted at Columbia, South Carolina, in Company C, Hampton Legion (an Infantry Regiment). He was wounded at Tillman's Gates and was admitted to Jackson Hospital on July 28, 1864, with gunshot wounds to his right thigh. On August 6, 1864, he was sent home from Receiving Wayside Hospital in Richmond, Virginia, for a 50 day furlough. According to Dick Tindall, a descendent of Samuel Priestley Tindall, Richard lost a leg during the Civil War. On December 13, 1874, in Hardeeville, South Carolina, Richard married Almeta (Meta) W. Coburn, the daughter of the Rev. J. R. Coburn. troy tindall ttindall@travelers.com [1] | |
| HIST | Proposed Change: Samuel James TINDAL (I22054) Tree: Singleton and Related Families Link: http://singletonfamily.org//getperson.php?personID=I22054&tree=1 Description: The report is showing but a single child, Anna There were, in fact: 1. Esther Margaret Tindall was born on Monday, September 6, 1841, at 5:00 p.m. She died in Sumter District, South Carolina, before November 16, 1866. 2. Samuel Priestley Tindall was born on May 2, 1843, and died on June 8, 1901. In Sumter County, South Carolina, on November 20, 1867, Samuel married Susan Eloise Reese (1850-1922). The wedding was performed by the Rev. Noah Graham. Susan was the daughter of Mary Jane Harvin (1829- 1890) and William M. Reese (1822-1902). Samuel and Susan are buried in the Marlowe Cemetery in Cameron, Texas. 3. Anna Tindall was born on January 12, 1845. She married Benjamin Lewis Broadway, the son of Elizabeth Weeks and Louis Augustus Broadway. Benjamin was born on May 3, 1844. Anna and Benjamin had seven children: Adger Austin who married Judson C. Bradham, Margaret, Zula, Benjamin Lewis who married Mary Alice Bradham, Mattie Tindal who married Donald McQueen White, Samuel Priestly who married Hattie Maliney Beatson and Mary Susan who married James Marion Bradham. Anna died on January 17, 1913, and Benjamin died on December 26, 1919. Anna and Benjamin are buried in the cemetery at Home Branch Baptist Church in Clarendon County, South Carolina. 4. Richard W. Tindall was born about 1846. According to the 1860 Census of Manchester, Sumter District, South Carolina, Richard (age 14) was living with his grandmother, Eliza Tindall. On April 20, 1864, at the age of 19, he enlisted at Columbia, South Carolina, in Company C, Hampton Legion (an Infantry Regiment). He was wounded at Tillman's Gates and was admitted to Jackson Hospital on July 28, 1864, with gunshot wounds to his right thigh. On August 6, 1864, he was sent home from Receiving Wayside Hospital in Richmond, Virginia, for a 50 day furlough. According to Dick Tindall, a descendent of Samuel Priestley Tindall, Richard lost a leg during the Civil War. On December 13, 1874, in Hardeeville, South Carolina, Richard married Almeta (Meta) W. Coburn, the daughter of the Rev. J. R. Coburn. troy tindall ttindall@travelers.com | |
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| _UID | D640E3B1245C4AEE9D202A0C7A3335053C5D | |
| Person ID | I291756 | Singleton and Related Families |
| Last Modified | 17 Apr 2014 | |
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| Family ID | F195754 | Group Sheet | Family Chart | ||
| Last Modified | 17 Apr 2014 | |||
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