Maj Daniel G Tilton

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Note for: Daniel G Tilton, 14 Nov 1787 - 1841 Index

Individual Note:
INFORMATION: Descendants of William Tilton Of Lynn Mas. Through The Lineof
His Son Daniel Tilton, Barbara B. Marden, Reprinted from The EssexGenealogist p 28
BIRTH: Genealogical and Fmily History of the State Of New Hampshire.EzraS.
Stearns.Vol IV. The Lewis Publishing Co, Chicago, New York, 1908. pgs1967-1971
NAME: Drummer in war of 1812. The Compendum Of American Genealogy,Fredrick
Adams Virkus, Vol VII. 1942 The Virkus Company, Chicago, IL. Pg 145.
DATES:New Hampshire Genealogical Digest 1623-1900, VOL I, Glenn C.Towle, Heritage Books, IN C. 1986. pg 249
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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.

The History of Merrimack and Belknap Counties, New Hampshire Edited by D.
Hamilton Hurd and Published in 1885.

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Mrs. Imogene Clouse Carpenter.
DAR ID Number: 163231
Born in Geneseo, Ill.
Wife of George Sherburne Carpenter.
Descendant of Joseph Neal, Philip Stambach, Simeon Wadleigh and NathanTilton, as follows:
1. George Clouse (b. 1847) m. 1880 Frances Tilton (b. 1850).
2. Newell Gale Tilton (1822-91) m. 1849 Martha Jane Wadleigh (1828-1910);Jacob Clouse (1813- 60) m. 1840 Sarah Byers (1820-91).
3. James Wadleigh (1791-1847) m. 1813 Nancy Neal (1791-1872); David Byers(1790-1858) m. 181 5 Elizabeth Stambach (1799-1867); Daniel Tilton(1787-1841) m. 1816 Sallie Clough (1793-1831) .
4. Joseph Neal m. Nancy Perkins (d. 1834); Philip Stambach m. Barbara -;Simeon Wadleigh m. 1 785 Abigail Hayes (1762-1849); Nathan Tilton m. 1780Susanna Gale.
Joseph Neal (1759-1838) served as private in Captain Gilman's company,Colonel Evans' regimen t, New Hampshire Line. He was born in New Market;died in Meredith, N. H.
Also No. 115893.
Philip Stambach served as private in the 1st company of the 7thbattalion, York County, Penns ylvania militia, under Captain Myers andColonel Kennedy. He was born in Pennsylvania.
Simeon Wadleigh (1762-1843) served as private in the New Hampshire troopsunder Captain Dearb orn and Colonel Peabody. He died in Meredith, N. H.
Nathan Tilton (1755-1805) served as private in Captain Morrill's company,New Hampshire troop s. He was born in East Kingston; died in London, N. H.

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.
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Maj married Sarah Clough in 1816 in New Hampshire. (Sarah Clough was born in 1793 in Loudon, Merrimack, N.H. and died in 1888 in Pittsfield Merrimack New Hampshire.)