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Re: Obituary: Rita Tumbleson, Portsmouth, Scioto County, Ohio (1970)

sue4307 — 2012-02-14 02:04:22Z

This is my sister in law who died in a car wreck in Sept. 1970. Her maiden name was Rita Shumaker.
Sue Tumbleson

Obituary: Rita Tumbleson, Portsmouth, Scioto County, Ohio (1970)

iidabelle — 2011-07-07 05:26:00Z

I’m posting this obituary in case someone may need it. I do not know the family and have no other information on this family.

Portsmouth Times, Portsmouth, Scioto County, Ohio
Friday, September 11, 1970
Service Schedule
Mrs. Rita Tumbleson
2 p.m. Saturday at Manchester Presbyterian Church with callers at Ellis Funeral Home until 9 tonight.

Re: Emeline Tumbleson

aadrianson — 2011-02-26 02:11:43Z

I'm looking for death record for Emeline, to prove connection to my gr-gr-gr grandfather's brother.

How are you related and I will be able share info.

Thank you.

Alan

Re: Tumbleson, Troy

farnertech5908 — 2011-01-06 05:35:02Z

Troy is my grandfather. His birthday is Oct. 16, 1900. he and Lolly had three children, Barney Ralph Tumbleson, Mae Fern Tumbleson/Pettit and Gene Tumbleson. My father is Ralph. Troy died December 11, 1976. I believe he was born in Arkansas as will Lolly but I would have to ask my dad. If you need more information contact me at 559-784-6949. My name is Dawn.

Re: Tumbleson, Troy

dstrode1 — 2010-03-12 22:10:23Z

I have a Troy Tumbleson (no birth/death date), father William Martin Tumbleson born March 6, 1874. Have a photo of Troy at about age 25. Have info on William Martin Tumbleson parents.

Nancy Tumbleson m John Williams - Arkansas

miss_jl — 2009-10-21 21:10:55Z

I am looking for information on the Williams family in Arkansas. What I have is: Wiley Williams m Mary Jane Wroten; they had the following children:
Margaret Williams m George Woodward
Sarah Williams no marriage
Lissa Jane Williams m John Burns
John Williams m Nancy Tubleson
James Solomon Williams m Annie Laurie Coleman
Roten Williams m Elizabeth Self

Thank you, Jenny Lee

tumbleson information needed

dixieearly77 — 2008-12-15 03:10:49Z

I look for Tumbleson information from Texas,Oklahoma,and mainly south Carolina if someone could help and I am looking for the Tumbleson family crest

Re: Tumblesons who married Edgingtons: Lucinda, Cynthia Ann, Nathaniel, Samuel, probably Adams Co OH

beachbumdick — 2008-11-11 23:48:43Z

Mary Edgington was married to Nathaniel Tumbleson who was the older brother of Samuel who married Sarah. John Tunbleson was their father and Sarah Throughman was the mother. Their five children Nathaniel 1777, Samuel 1779, Priscilla 1781, Sarah 1783 and Elizabeth 1789 were all baptized in 1789 at Redstone Fort near Brownsvile in Fayette County in Pa. They went from there to Greene co. in Pa then Mason Co. in Ky before settling in Adams co. Ohio
Nathaniel and Mary had a son, Abel, born in 1863. He had I believe 12 children by two wives. One was Nathaniel, the 2nd.b 1839 who married a Annariah Donaldson in 1867. they had two children after he returned from the Civil War. Cora Belle B 1868 and Elmer b 1870. Elmer was my grandfather--he later changed his name to James Elmer Tumbleson after he migrated to Kansas and then in 1908 to Oregon. He married Lydia Lucinda Douthit in Ohio on 12/25/1893 and they had seven children. They are both buried in Forest Grove, Oregon. I have both earlier and later data if you desire

Re: Harvey and Cora Tumbleson

Premroselane — 2008-07-30 01:43:14Z

My grandparents are also Harvey and Cora Tumbleson of Manchester, Ohio. Your dad is my Uncle Charlie, his brother were Uncle Jim and Uncle Frank. the sisters names were Edith, Louise, and Garnet.My mother was Edith married to Glen Worstell.

Re: Abel Tumbleson - Ohio

slmnkjt — 2008-04-17 05:08:35Z

Yes Iam Scott's sister, who's this ?

Tumbleson / ME / 1790-1830

SandyCarneiro74 — 2008-04-17 02:28:15Z

Is anyone researching TUMBLESON up in Maine about 1790 to 1830?
My line was up in Washington County, Maine. Happy to share what little info I have.

Thanks,
Sandy

Re: Abel Tumbleson - Ohio

lrhope — 2008-04-15 17:11:02Z

Are you Scott's sister?

Re: Abel Tumbleson - Ohio

slmnkjt — 2007-10-11 16:35:29Z

My granddad James Harold Tumbleson whose father James Elmer Tumbleson (great grandfather)whose father Nathaniel Tumbleson(great x2)published a book on our family I would love to compare notes? my e-mail is slmNkjt@msn.com please lets talk. thank you Kirsten Tumbleson

Tumbleson, Troy

babygirlhopps — 2007-03-26 00:56:46Z

Looking for ancestors of Troy Tumbleson born in 1900 married Lollie Mae Fagg, last resided in Poplar, Ca.
They are my great grandparents.

Emeline Tumbleson

Kota1279 — 2006-05-25 21:47:03Z

Looking for information on Emeline Tumbleson, born in Michigan about November 1851. Married John C. Woodward January 26, 1882 in Lagrange County, Indiana. They had 2 daughters: Myrtle who married Charles Angle and Velma. Emeline died about 1934 and John died June 9, 1920 in Bridgeport, Lawrence County, Illinois. I have Emeline in the 1930 census living with her daughter Myrtle in St Louis, St Louis (Independent City),County Missouri.
Any help would be appreciated.
Lana

Joan (or Joana) Tumbleson

dorwhp_1 — 2006-05-15 21:55:32Z

Would anyone have information on Joan Tumbleson (VA or WV) who married Joseph Hoff during the 1840's? I obtained a copy of my ggrandfather's death certificate and this is the first time I have heard of his mother's maiden name.

Lillian Mae (Thompson) TUMBLESON, 81, of Leslie & Shirley, AR

HaroldHolstein — 2006-05-02 02:41:54Z

From The Van Buren County DEMOCRAT, Clinton, AR, Wednesday, April 19, 2006, p. 5. Mrs. Tumbleson's burial is posted at Findagrave.com. She was not a relative of the writer.

Mrs. Tumbleson of Shirley (formerly of Leslie, AR), died Wednesday, April 12, 2006. She was born September 20, 1924 in Searcy County, AR to James Henry Thompson & Nora Mae (Vanoy) Thompson. She was also preceded in death by five sisters, a brother, a son, four grandchildren, and the father of her children. She was a homemaker.
She is survived by her children: Virginia Melton of Little Rock, Patsy Mahan, Thelma Ray, & Nora Smith, all of Texas; Evelyn Reeves, Mildred Echols, Carolyn Bramlett, & Marilyn Born, all of Clinton; Dewayne Tumbleson of Bee Branch, Kenneth Tumbleson of Leslie, Vernon Tumbleson, Billy Tumbleson, & Doyle Tumbleson, all of Clinton; 30 grandchildren, 29 great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild.
Funeral services were Monday, April 17 in the Roller McNutt Chapel in Clinton. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery near Leslie (located on County Road No. 250 near the Searcy County & Van Buren County lines). Jeff Deckard & Delmar Freeman officiated.
Pallbearers were Justin Echols, Brandon Reeves, John Oaks, Clayton Oaks, Waylon Bramlett, & Jason Tumbleson.

Re: Family Records

2006-04-17 17:34:50Z

Thank you so much! This will indeed help a great deal. I have something to go by now , I am grateful for your help.

Brenda

Re: Family Records

2006-04-17 17:15:35Z

Dear Brenda,I hope I can help you.From what I know Matilda came from Penn.My records show her as 1st.being married to John H. Simmons,by whom she had 3 children,John,Hannah, and Elizabeth.William had been married to Abigail Carson.William and Matilda married Feb.7th 1846.On the1860 census it list in the household;Nancy(born1830) Lyman Grimes (1838)Ester(1847)Chris Columbus (1854)My GGrandfather plus the 3 step children.William was born in1803 and Matilda in 1811. It shows Ester married George W. Sibrel,son of Fredrick Sibrel and Linnie Ails(?) I understand William to be the Brother of David and Samuel Bradford.The first Settlers of Adams County Ohio.William was supposed to have been orphaned at a young age and grew up in Virginia before joining his brothers in Adams County. It's been told that William fathered more than 20 children.I'm still trying to fill in a lot of the blanks.I hope I' ve helped you in some way.Feel free to contact me anytime.Take Care,Joyce

Re: Family Records

2006-04-10 18:38:48Z

Hi Joyce,
Thanks for the reply.
I descend through Esther, William and Matilda's daughter, she was my ggggrandmother married to George Sibrel. Do you have any knowledge of who William and Matilda's parents are? I am stuck already and have not been working this line very long!
I would be grateful for any information you could share on this line. Feel free to e-mail me directly if you want.

Regards,

Brenda

Re: Family Records

jabyiz — 2006-04-10 15:23:47Z

Dear Brenda,I also am a decendant of the William and Matilda(Simmons) Bradford line out of Adams Cty.Ohio. My GGrandfather was their son Christopher C.Bradford.His son was Martin Eliza.Martin's(Mug)son was Sherman Ross,who was my Father.If I can help in any way let me know.Yours truly,Joyce (Bradford) Zeestraten

Re: Family Records

brendaemery69 — 2006-03-04 04:31:24Z

Hi!
I descend from Priscilla Tumbleson who married John Pence in Adams co Ohio. I saw your post and see you have considerable knowledge of several Adams co family lines.
First , can you give me some information on the ancestry of my Priscilla? Second, the Bradford line you mentioned. I also descend from William Bradford married to Matilda ( I suspect Simmons) and have been stuck on them forever do you have any knowledge of this line?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

TIA
Brenda

Re: Tumblesons who married Edgingtons: Lucinda, Cynthia Ann, Nathaniel, Samuel, probably Adams Co OH

@@ATomConsult@webtv.net — 2006-02-14 16:12:04Z

The Mormon LDS records show a Nathaniel TOMLINSON (b. 1774 Greene Co., PA) married married a Mary Edgington ( b. 1778 Adams Co. OH ). They had 10 children. Also the Draper papers, Halls expedition, Capt. Krnton quotes Nathaniel Tomlinson, the son of John Tomlinson, on his exploits. Is this the same family?

Tumbleson/Tomlinson/Edgington

@@ATomConsult@webtv.net — 2006-02-14 16:12:04Z

The LDS pedigree site shows Nathaniel TOMLINSON married to Mary EDGINGTON. It shows 10 children born between 1797 and 1818 including Abram b. 1807, d. 1863.

James L. Tumbleson of Hawpatch, IN

JKSullivan — 2005-12-17 08:28:53Z

Several WFT trees show this man's second wife as Nancy HILMETH HAMILTON (1818-1881). Early census records in Ohio and Indiana indicate her maiden name more likely was WILMETH. This is also supported by her naming one of her sons Wilmeth.

Re: Tumblesons in AR

sk170 — 2005-09-28 14:15:34Z

I am the son of Larry Tumbleson (d. 2005) and grandson of Beulah Tumbleson (d. 2004) who was born in Hagarville Ark. That truly is most of what I know about the Tumbleson side of my family, sorry I can't be of more help.

Re: Tumblesons in AR

babybear3564 — 2005-06-04 14:58:08Z

hello i live with the family that is a grand son of andrew scott tumbleson and fiona dillon tumbleson would like to share what we know with what you know

Eddie McNeal TUMBLESON b.1874 Ohio d. 1949 S.Dak

jenegoldhammer — 2004-09-03 21:12:45Z

I have family photos from ca 1910 would like help identifing. I will send them as attachment per reply. They seem to be at a picnic out in a field, the ladies are all dressed up hats and all. I have identified my mother-in-law Nellie Elizabeth Tumbleson and her father Eddie McNeal Tumbleson. Help!

tumbleson,caroline b-1857

mlyen — 2004-08-25 16:42:42Z

Am looking for information on Caroline Sophia Tumbleson (tumbelson) born April 4, 1857 somewhere around Winterset, Iowa. Married Charles Edward Yenglin in Winterset Aug. 17. 1875. Would appreciate any info, Thanks. e-mail--marvtrucks@home.com

CHARLES TUMBLESON

CRISTINACEC — 2004-08-06 19:18:46Z

HI THERE LOOKING FOR INFO ON CHARLES TUMBLESON BORN 1829 OHIO HAS A BROTHER NAMES GEORGE BORN 1830. CHARLES MARRIED SUSAN ELECTA THORNTON FROM VIRGINIA HAD SOME KIDS IN VIRGINIA AND MOVED BACK TO OHIO FOUND HIM AND HIS FAMILY IN THE 1870 CENSUS AND IN THE 1880'S CENSUS NAME SPELLED WORNG TOMILSON. I AM A RELATIVE OF HIS DAUGHTER ELECTA JANE BORN IN 1871 BRUSH CREEK SCIOTO OHIO. SHE MARRIED A GUSTAVUS FARMER. THANKS CRISTINA

Re: Edgington suit named children of Nathaniel Tumbleson-Mary

2004-06-05 01:36:39Z

As stated, No. 1360, Adams Co., OH Chancery Court, filed 14 June 1826, involving the George Egington estate and heirs. An amendment , Wm. Edgington v. heirs of Arthur Fox, dec'd and the heirs of George Edgington, dec'd, inserted first the heirs of Elizabeth Leedom, who had d., then those of Nathaniel Tomlinson and "the said Mary Tomlinson has since departed this life leaving [as posted]. . ." Nathaniel Tumbleson and Mary his wife, Samuel Tumbleson and Sarah his wife. . . Served by reading in the presence and hearing of. . .Sarah Tumbleson 29 Sep 1826. .

The suit, with all of the attendant and extensive depositions, motions and notices, was filed with Chancery Court records in the basement of the Adams courthouse in Nov 1963, when they were copied by Ann Johnson. (There were a number of references to Samuel and Sarah, but one key page, which said on the outside 'Saml. Tumblesons heirs. A. Edgington" was too black to read.) I do not know whether the LDS has microfilmed these papers.

Re: Edgington suit named children of Nathaniel Tumbleson-Mary

LyleTumbleson — 2004-06-04 05:43:24Z

Where did you get this information? Do you have a digital copy? Please divulge your source.

Thank you.

1789 Redstone Fort baptisms: Nathaniel, Samuel, Priscilla, Sarah, Elizabeth

2004-06-04 05:27:31Z

John Tumlinson and Sarah had five children baptised 16 July 1789 at Redstone Fort, Brownsville, Fayette Co., PA by a newly ordained Episcopal circuit rider: Nathaniel, born 5 October 1777; Samuel, born 25 April 1779; Priscilla, born 15 December 1781; Sarah, born in October 1783, and Elizabeth, born 9 May 1789. (Rev. Robert Ayre's Journals, 11 May 1785-1845, in library of Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania, in Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society Quarterly, Spring 1988, Vol. 14, No. 4, 12)

Rev. Robert Ayres b. 1761, Monaghan Twp., York Co., PA, m. 15 Apr 1790 Rachel Goe of Washington Twp., Fayette Co., PA, daughter of William Goe, Sr. Originally a Methodist, Robert was ordained as an Episcopalian 5 June 1789, assigned to Redstone Fort, Brownsville, PA 28 June. He traveled to DE, MD, OH, PA and VA. He was on the Bath Circuit, Cumberland Old Town, MD and Berkeley Springs, (W) VA June 1787-July 1788, and the Redstone Circuit, Morganstown (W) VA, Uniontown, Washington, PA, Allegheny, Washington, Fayettte, Westmoreland, PA, Monongalia, (W) VA, June 1786-May 1787. In 1786 he mentioned dining with Mr. Cresap, just out of Old Town, over the Potomac into Virginia; he baptised the children of Isaac Cox and Sarah and of David Cox and Rebekah. His brother John Ayres m. 24 Dec 1795 Susanna Holiday, a surname that surfaces among the Ts in Adams Co., OH.

Those searching for the origins of John Tomlinson/Tumlinson and Sarah (Thoroughman) may want to look at the Tomlinsons of Frederick Co., MD.

Edgington suit named children of Nathaniel Tumbleson-Mary

2004-06-04 05:19:06Z

Re: Tumbleson and Rhodes

rtreadway_1 — 2004-05-17 03:40:37Z

Judith,

John Rhodes II would be the person that you would need to speak with, as this would be his line. He is the one that helped me at the beginning with my Genealogy.

Randy

Re: Tumbleson and Rhodes

rtreadway_1 — 2004-05-17 03:40:37Z

Sorry Judith,

It is John Rohde II. I have tried to find his email, but have been unsuccessful. My wifes line is George W. Tumbleson and Susannah "Suckey" Tucker. George was the son of Samuel Tumbleson and Sarah Edgington.

Re: Tumbleson of Adams County, Ohio

Lenora_Chastain — 2004-03-28 01:20:17Z

Here is what I have on Shoemaker:
Nanny Guthrie-b:1891 Ohio married Shoemaker and had the following children:1.Luther Shoemaker 2.Glenn Shoemaker 3.Ruby Shoemaker 4.Rosalie Shoemaker 5.Helen Shoemaker 6.Charles Shoemaker 7.Ralph Shoemaker 8.Donald Shoemaker

Re: Eddie McNeal TUMBLESON b.1874 Ohio d. 1949 S.Dak

2004-03-12 03:08:51Z

I would love to see your picture maybe we could help.
I just stumbled onto this site ... Thanks Regena

Re: Tumbleson and Rhodes

jsjordan1 — 2004-03-11 01:27:33Z

Randy,

Thank you for your response.

How do I contact John Rhodes II?

Are you one of the Rhodes too?

Thanks,

Judy Jordan

jsjordan@charter.net

Tumbleson and Rhodes

jsjordan1 — 2004-03-08 05:07:49Z

I am looking for Tumbleson in Adams County, Ohio.
Emily Tumbleson, born about 1826, married Andrew Rhodes.
They had daughter Lucinda born 1846. They are my direct ancestors. I am trying to find parents of Emily. I think she had a brother named William Tumbleson.

Lucinda had siblings named William, Sarah, and Samuel, but I think they were half siblings as Emily was too young to be their mother.

I see several messages about Tumblesons in Adams County, Ohio. Can anyone help me?

P.S. Anyone know about the Rhodes in that area? Andrew's father was Israel from PA. ?

Thank you.

Judy Jordan

TUMBLESON, Charles--Bozeman, Montana 1900 Census

shaunamathie — 2004-02-17 01:23:27Z

I am looking for any information on Charles Tumbleson, who is found married to Carrie (O'Connor) Leake on the 1900 Census, in Bozeman, Montana.

Thomas Tumbleson, 1776 Frederick Co., MD

sksmith_nl — 2003-10-31 17:44:50Z

Looking for anyone who may have transcribed his Revolutionary War service record or Pension application statement for service in the Frederick Co., Maryland Flying Camp, Sept./Oct., 1776 under Capt. Valentine Creager. (Please note this is not my ancestor)

Ricahrd Guy Tumbleson b.1891 Ohio

daveandmissy1 — 2003-09-04 23:34:57Z

I am trying to find the parents of Richard Guy Tumbleson. He was born 9/3/1891 in Ohio and died 5/1966 in Maystown, Highland County Ohio. He was married to Bessie Carson b. 1896 in Ohio. I know they had at least 4 kids.

Any help would be great!
Michelle

John Tumbleson

2003-08-02 16:25:30Z

Looking for info re: John Tumbleson who married Hannah C. Firestone. Hannah was born about 1858 in Butler, DeKalb Co., Indiana.

Re: Cousins

JGoldhammer4032 — 2003-07-28 23:52:32Z

Lee, I think I am the same one that wrote to you about 6 months ago. I just got side tracked on a different line for awhile. I will get back on Tumblesons, do you have the town or County they lived in in South Dakota? I am still missing alot on Eddies family like the land ect. Thanks Jene

OBIT forThelma May Benson Tombleson

JGoldhammer4032 — 2003-07-28 23:52:32Z

b. 4 May 1928 in Clatskanie OR died 19 Aug 2001 m. Gordon Tombleson 1948 he died 1976. thought maybe it might be on someones line?

Re: Tumbleson's of Adams County, Ohio

2003-07-07 13:41:27Z

Interested in knowing more about Boveine family. A friend and coworker just lost her mother, Virginia Valeska Boveine Evans, born September 30, 1914, died June 29, 2003. At age three she had lost her mother in a streetcar accident in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Also associated with this family is the name Borcherding. Can you be of any help?
Thanks.
/adw/

Re: Tumbleson of Adams County, Ohio

2003-03-21 04:50:32Z

There was a Benjamin Shoemaker Tumbleson living in York and Adams Counties PA 1797-1811 at least. Source: Adams Co. Pennsylvania Tax List and Census data. He carries his mother's maiden name of Shoemaker. These two families could have quite possibly come to Adams Co. OH together.

Re: Tumbleson family

2003-01-04 23:38:17Z

My grandfather was Harley Lenley Tumbleson. He had
brothers named Charles,Victor and a sister named Gertie.
His father was named James E. Tumbleson. If I am right
his middle name is Edward. They are buried at Minnow
Creek Cemetary in Lamar,Ark. I am hoping this sounds
right to you,I have been trying to find out where my family
is from.Thanks

Re: Able Tumbleson

rvonwahlde1 — 2002-12-10 17:10:40Z

1850 Census, Ohio, Adams Co., Sprigg Twp, Page 79, Visit 460:

Tumbleson, Able, age 41, born Ohio
Mary A, age 27, born PA
Resetive?, Male, age 21, born Ohio
William, age 19, born Ohio
John, age 17, born Ohio
Christiana, age 15, Ohio
William, age 12, Ohio
Nathaniel, age 10, Ohio
Amanda, age 9, Ohio
Eliza A., Male, age 8, Ohio
George, age 6, Ohio
Sarah, age 5, Ohio
James, age 3, Ohio
Melissa?, Female, age 11/12, Ohio