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He was a man of integrity, agreeable manners and of domestic virtues, but, like the rest of the Tallmans, he could swear beyond the average amount.
He was an industrious worker and kept his slaves always busy. He was wont to visit his father-in-law, going on horse back through the swamp, where at one particular spot, climbing a tree, he could observe his slaves at work and to their surprise pick out the laggards on his return. This worked well until his overseer, one Andrew McCard, noticing a black speck in a tree not far from where the negroes were at work, discovered its nature and by careful scouting he cautiously removed the neighing mare and her foal which had guided him to the spot, and rode her home. Upon Tallman's descent, minus a horse which he supposed had broken loose, he trudged home with his coat on his arm, foot-sore and weary. To his wife's query as to his condition he answered, "I got off my horse in the swamp for something and she got away from me and ran off." When he subsequently knew the facts he greatly enjoyed the joke at his own expense.
Samuel Tallman, as described by John R. Livingston, was a remarkably handsome man, of slender but good figure, and a noticeably fine complexion. He was never robust, and died, somewhat suddenly, with hasty consumption. His wife, Rachel Tallman, was
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a very superior, goodlooking woman, with considerable business talent, as she continued to manage his farm after his death.
Issue
62 Stephen Tallman married and had Samuel Tallman, of Long Branch, says James Steen, which is probably correct.
63 Mary Tallman married Samuel Williams
64 James Tallman, Jr., married Charity White
65 Rachel Tallman married Mathias Smith, of Long Branch, N. J.
66 Ann Tallman married, 1785, John Tucker. She was born 1769; died 1826.
67 Phila Tallman married, first, Runah N. Goble; second, Samuel F. Allen.
68 Meribah Tallman
69 Samuel Tallman
44 MARTHA TALLMAN, daughter of Dr. Stephen Tallman, 19, was born 1739; married Major Thomas Seabrook, of the Bay Shore, Middletown Township, N. J., who was an extensive farmer, and carried on a boating business between Keyport and New York, and who was estimated a man of large wealth. He was a Major and a Lieut .- Colonel in the Revolution, and a Representative of Monmouth County in the Assembly. Shrews Bary, octobr, 5th 1758.
This is to certify whome it may Consarne, that Thomas Seabrook has my ConSent to Marry my Daughter Martha Tallman as witness my hand.
STE: TALLMAN.
In conformity with the above consent a marriage license was issued to Thomas Seabrook with George Pool, as bondsman, in the sum of £500, Oct. 11, 1758.
Marriage Licenses, Trenton, N. J.
Martha Tallman Seabrook died July 14, 1828, aged 89, 2, o. For references to her issue, see the Seabrook Family in Stillwell's Miscellany.
45 JAMES TALLMAN, son of Dr. Stephen Tallman, 19, died Apr. 5 [25?], 1827, in the eighty-third year of his age, as appears upon his tombstone at Pumpkin Point, hence he was born in the year 1744-5, and could not possibly have been the son born to Dr. Stephen and Mary Tallman, Aug. II, 1725, at Portsmouth, R. I. The natural inference therefore is that the first son, James, lived quite a number of years, perhaps fifteen to twenty years, and dying, his father called the next son born to him thereafter, James.
1774, Apr. 2. Dr. Stephen and Mary Tallman, for £3,700, conveyed to their son James Tallman lands at Potapeck, deeded to James Tallman, deceased, by William Marsh, Mch. 1, 1731, and also by deed of Nicholas Chambers to James Tallman, Dec. 17, 1733, and by deed from Jedediah Allen and brother Ralph Allen, to James Tallman, Dec. 8, 1741, to which Stephen Tallman had title by deed from James and Keziah Tallman Mch. 23, 1741.
Upon this estate, in the old house erected by his father and still standing (1914), James Tallman resided with but short intervals, until his death. Occasionally he re- sided in another house on this property, which, while he was in occupancy, was burned, destroying the family bible, family portraits and other heirlooms.
James Tallman in his old age still stood six feet in his stockings, was very erect, gaunt, eccentric and awkward. He was also a stuttering man, carried with him a long
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lash whip, for use on man and beast, and possessed of great strength. When too de- crepit to move, he substituted for it a spear, made to hurl at his negroes. Among them was Tubs, Rose and Jack, the last of whom subsequently bought his freedom. He died very aged and left a son, who was recently living in Long Branch, N. J. As opposed to this tradition about Jack, is the will of his master, wherein he is set free two weeks after his decease.
While a strict master, James Tallman was kind to his slaves; when in anger, an accomplished swearer; destitute of religion, yet accustomed to read his Bible, and on Sundays ordered his slaves to church to catechise them on the text upon their return.
James Tallman, like the other members of his father's family, bought and sold real estate in his vicinity freely, but there is nothing of interest in these transactions worth recording.
1762, Nov. 25. The Monmouth County Grand Jury indicted him, as "he did procure and had a quantity of provisions, to wit, Pork, with intention to traitorously convey the same to the subjects and troops of the King of Great Britain, and did send the same." The outcome of the indictment is not noted, and it was probably quashed.
Supreme Court Files, Trenton, N. J.
James Tallman had a natural son by Deborah Parker, to whom he was engaged to be married when a youth of seventeen. Among his gifts to her was a pair of gloves bought for the prospective marriage. She died about this time and he retained the gloves until his death, when he requested that they should be placed upon his breast when he was in his coffin, which was done. The boy was brought up by his grandfather Parker and was a wild specimen and died in early manhood in New York City.
Will of James Tallman, of Shrewsbury, written Feb. 24, 1827; proved Apr. 25, 1827.
Therein he states that two weeks after his decease, he wishes his two colored men, Jack and Elias Ryel,* freed, and to the latter he also gave $175., in cash. To his housekeeper, Hannah Pawley or Dia- mond, he gave his large carpet and a yearling heifer, provided she lived with him; to James, son of William Tallman, Jr., he gave his silver tankard; to William Tallman, Jr., son of William Tallman, tailor, he gave $500 .; to the daughters of his brother Joseph Tallman, he gave the following sums: to Elizabeth Miller $100., to Sarah $140., and to Lydia, wife of John White, $140 .; to Elizabeth, daughter of George and Meri- bah White, he gave an old picture hanging over his closet door, an old bureau and $50. He ordered his executors to sell all of his real estate, "except the graveyard on the farm I now live on with a quarter of an acre more added to it, and to stipulate with the purchaser to keep the fence up in good order around the said graveyard." To John, son of Abraham Laign, he gave his wearing apparel and silver buckels, and to Stephen Tallman, the son of his brother Joseph Tallman, deceased, he gave the residue of his estate. Exec- utors: William Brinley, Esq., and Tylee Williams. The inventory of his personal estate amounted, ap- parently, to $1,871.
46 DR. JOSEPH TALLMAN, son of Dr. Stephen Tallman, 19, married Mercy Allen, of Squan, N. J. He resided on a farm of one hundred and fifty-one acres, on Rumson Neck, Shrewsbury, conveyed to him Apr. 3, 1772, for £800, by his father and mother, Dr. Stephen Tallman and Mary Tallman.
1776, July II. Joseph Tallman, of Shrewsbury, for £86, mortgaged to the Loan Commissioners, lands received from his parents Dr. Stephen and Mary Tallman, by deed dated Apr. 5, 1774.
In 1779, Joseph Tallman was residing in Shrewsbury, N. J.
1780. Dr. Joseph Tallman and wife Mary, conveyed lands to Thomas Lloyd, of Middletown, N. J.
*Elias Ryel was born June 4, 1805. The colored people belonging to the Tallmans kept remarkably full and correct Bible birth and death records. I have seen a Bible containing twenty-seven such entries, all Tallman slaves and their issue.
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1787, Apr. 30. Joseph Tallman and his wife Mercy, sold land in Shrewsbury, to Thomas Lloyd, for £370, received from his father in 1774.
1788. He was residing in Shrewsbury, N. J.
1790. He and his wife Mary were living when he said he was the heir of his brother John Tallman, deceased, who by his will, etc., etc.
1790, Aug. 2. Joseph Tallman and wife Mercy, quitclaimed their interest in his brother, Stephen's, estate to Hannah Butler, for £900.
He first practiced medicine with his father Dr. Stephen Tallman, and later at Eaton- town, then moved to New York City, where he continued the practice of medicine till his death. He and his wife were buried in that city.
From the will of his brother James Tallman, written 1827, and other sources, he had
Issue
70 Fanny (Frances) Tallman, a spinster, who carried on dressmaking in New York City, with Hannah Butler. She conveyed her share in the estates of her uncles, Stephen and John Tallman, deceased, to James Tallman, Sr., of Shrewsbury.
71 Maria Tallman married a seafaring man
72 Lydia Tallman married John White, of New York City, a hatter and an Englishman, and had John and Sallie White.
73 Elizabeth Tallman married a seafaring man, Mr. Miller.
74 Sarah Tallman married a seafaring man, probably by the name of Carr.
75 Stephen S. Tallman married Abigail Hicks
47 JAMES TALLMAN, son of James Tallman, 30, of Shrewsbury, N. J., married Keziah . .... , who, as his widow, probably married by license dated Apr. 10, 1761, Samuel Harrison, Jr., of Gloucester.
1736-7. He was mentioned in the will of his father of this date.
1741, Mch. 23. James Tallman and wife Keziah, conveyed land to Dr. Stephen Tallman.
1741, Dec. 8. Ralph and Jedediah Allen, "brothers to James Tallman," sold land at Eatontown, to said James Tallman.
1742, Aug. 16. Executors of Daniel Lippincott sold land to James Tallman.
1743, Oct. 12. Administration upon the estate of William Brinley, Jr., was granted James Tallman, with Pontius Steele, bondsman. Brinley's wife was Keziah, who refused to administer on the estate, and addressed James Tallman as Friend Tallman, and was apparently not his kindsman.
James Tallman made his will Mch. 23, 1756; proved Sept. 16, 1758, where he speaks of himself as late of Gloucester, in the Province of New Jersey, at present residing in the City of Philadelphia, in the Province of Pensylvania, Gent., being Somewhat Indisposed in body. He gave to his son James, his plantation on Oldman's Creek, in Greenwich, County of Gloucester, containing four hundred acres, purchased at several times from several persons; remainder of estate to be sold for the benefit of his beloved wife Keziah Talman, and eldest son Hinchman Talman, equally, the son's share to be put out at interest until he attains full age. Executors: his wife and uncle Joseph Talman, of Burlington Co. Asher Mott was one of the witnesses. In a Codicil, Aug. 21, 1758, his son James is provided for until he reaches the age of twenty-one years. Inventory amounted to £1,928-3-O.
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Issue 76 Hinchman Tallman
77 James Tallman. Letters of guardinship were granted to John Hinchman, Esq., on the person and estate of James, son of James Tallman, until he reaches the age of twenty-one years, Aug. 7, 1766, at Burlington, N. J.
It was he who was probably Capt. James Tallman, of Gloucester Co., who served during the Revolutionary War.
51 JOSEPH TALLMAN, son of Joseph Tallman, 31, was an executor in his father's will, 1784. He resided in Mansfield, Burlington County, N. J.
1767. Joseph Talman, Jr. was Collector in Mansfield.
1768, '69 and 1770. He was Overseer of the Poor in the same place.
52 AUGUSTINE TALLMAN, son of Joseph Tallman, 31, died during his father's lifetime, who, in his will, 1784, mentioned his children as legatees. Oct. 13, 1780, administration was granted upon his estate (late of the County of Burlington), to Peter and Margaret Talman.
Issue
78 Thomas Tallman
79 Sarah Tallman
80 Mary Tallman
81 Elizabeth Tallman
82 Margaret Tallman
54 BENJAMIN HORATIO TALLMAN, son of Peter Tallman, 32, married Sarah Norris. His will dated Sept. 18, 1794; proved Apr. 4, 1790? spoke of him as of Haddonfield, County of Gloucester, N. J., physician, sick and weak in body, and mentioned:
brother Peter Tallman, my old watch; brother Thomas Tallman, my gold sleeve buttons and pair of knee buckeles; sisters Sarah, Margaret and Agnes, land in Bordentown; wife Sarah Norris Tallman, his house and lands in Haddonfield, and created her sole executrix.
55 PETER TALLMAN, son of Peter Tallman, 32, had a wife Phillis, in 1799.
1810, Feb. 21. Under the will of John Neale, dated Jan. 20, 1804, he gave of his estate
to his daughter Mary Tallman, one share; and to his grandchildren Charles, Herbert and Elenor Lawrence, jointly, one share; to his granddaughter Anne Neale, one share; to his son John Neale, one share; to his daughter Elizabeth, one share; and to his dear wife Elizabeth, one share; appointed his son-in-law Peter Tallman, his dear brother Thompson Neale and, grandson Charles Lawrence, executors. The surviving executors Peter Tallman and Charles Lawrence, with the executors of Thompson Neale, were jointly sued by Elizabeth Neale, as guardian of John and Elizabeth Neale, infants under age, "for a sur- plusage of orphans account." On Oct. 16, 1812, three referees decided that the executors of John Neale were liable for $181.45.
56 THOMAS TALLMAN, son of Peter Tallman, 32. He married by license dated Aug. 18, 1763, Hannah Austin, and following the death of her husband, she mar- ried, second, by license dated May 20, 1773, James Buxton.
Thomas Talman, late of the township of Evesham, died intestate and his wife Hannah, had letters of administration upon his estate, with John Cox, of the township of
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Chester, County of Burlington, N. J., as bondsman, granted to her Nov. 8th, 1771. Amount £2,000. She made her mark and was a Quaker.
The following day, Nov. 9th, 1771, her brother-in-law Peter Talman, qualified as co-administrator. He was a resident of Mansfield, Burlington County, N. J., and had as his bondsman Joseph Talman, Jun', of the same place. He also qualified in the amount of £2,000. Both Peter and Joseph Talman, Jun', signed. Amount of the inventory was £856-1-1I.
1768, Dec. 28. He was residing at Evesham and was sued for a debt of £1oo, by Samuel Burrough, Sr. He evidently failed to collect, for 14th of George III, Samuel Burrough sued James Buxton and Hannah his wife, and Peter Talman, administrators of Thomas Talman on this same note. The administrators confessed judgment Nov. 13, 1773, Hannah Buxton, late Hannah Tolman, making her mark, and to satisfy it, a piece of meadow ground, in Chester, and also a portion of his Evesham property were sold 9th April, 14th of George III.
1774, July 30. Mary Searle likewise sued Thomas Talman's administrators for the debt of £100 note, and they confessed judgment.
Issue 83 Thomas W. Talman. Apr. 27, 1772, Hannah Talman was appointed guar- dian of Thomas Woodmansee Talman until he is 14 years old. Nov. 16, 1779, Benjamin Thomas was appointed his guardian, and May 20, 1783, James Buxton was appointed his guardian.
62 STEPHEN TALLMAN, son of Samuel Tallman, 43, married Oct. 6, 1798, Rebecca Harvey; second, Oct. 22, 1801, Mary, daughter of John Chandler. Stephen Tallman was a cabinet-maker and dwelt at Poplar, N. J., where he died about 1805. His first wife divorced him and moved to Westfield, N. J., where she married, successively Henry Jeffus and Dr. William Pierson. Mary Chandler, the widow of Stephen Tallman, married his brother Samuel Tallman.
18OI, Ist 5mo. Stephen, son of Samuel Tallman, sold sixty acres of land to William Parker.
Stephen Tallman was married to Deborah Slocum Oct. 6, 1798, by Thomas Little, Esquire. She died Feb. 21, 1827, aged 74, 10, o. Buried in the Quaker burying- ground, Shrewsbury, N. J. This is the same date as his marriage to Rebecca Harvey, I print it, subject to future correction. Her will dated Apr. 7, 1819; proved Mch. 5, 1827, mentioned :
headstone for herself; to Deborah, daughter of Audrey Jackson, 10 shillings; to niece Mirabeth (Eliz- abeth?) Cook, 6 shillings; to niece Elizabeth Boyer, a feather bed; to nephew Daniel Jackson 6 shillings; to niece Sarah Harvey 6 shillings; Daniel Jackson's daughter Deborah Jackson, and Mathias Barkalow's daughter Deborah Ann, all her wearing apparel; to Ann Bowyer a legacy. Executors: John P. Lewis and Benjamin Wooley.
Issue by first wife 84 Samuel Tallman born Mch. 12, 1799
Issue by second wife
85 Elisha Tallman died aged fifteen 86 Mary Ann Tallman
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63 MARY TALLMAN, daughter of Samuel Tallman, 43, married Samuel Wil- liams, of Eatontown, N. J. She died at Tinton Falls, N. J., and he at Shark River.
Issue Samuel Williams, Jr.
Mary Williams
64 JAMES TALLMAN, JR., son of Samuel Tallman, 43, was a farmer and lived at Eatontown, N. J. He married Charity, daughter of Jacob White. He died at Shark River and his widow at Eatontown, N. J.
1798, Apr. 7. James Tallman and wife Charity, conveyed land on Jumping Brook, devised by Jacob White to Charity Tallman, to James Tallman, Sr., for £100.
James Tallman, Jr., seems to have lost his property as appears by the following references:
James Tallman, Jr., son of Samuel, by James Lloyd, late Sheriff, to John F. Long- street, M.D., by a judgment in favor of Joseph Parker, for £1,201-15,08, and £3 costs. April Term, 1798, Monmouth Co., N. J.
By judgment in favor of Mary Borde vs. Runah R. Goble and James Tallman, Jr., for £50, and £6-9-3, damages.
By judgment against Stephen Tallman for £1,000, secured by one hundred and thirty acres of land commencing where Dr. Lloyd lives and lying between Eatontown and Shrewsbury, N. J.
1801, Ist. of 5mo. James Tallman conveyed property to William Parker, formerly Samuel Tallman's, at Tinton Falls, being the western-most part of his plantation, for $688.
1802, Dec. 20. James Tallman sold to Thomas Little, two acres of land for $212.50.
Issue 87 Jacob Tallman, perhaps
88 James Tallman, Jr.
65 RACHEL TALLMAN, daughter of Samuel Tallman, 43, married Mathias Smith, of Long Branch, N. J.
Issue Patty Smith James Smith
66 ANN TALLMAN, daughter of Samuel Tallman, 43, married in 1785, John Tucker, son of Samuel and Elizabeth (White) Tucker. He was of Shark River, N. J., and was born Aug. 16, 1765, and died November, 1821. She died July 5, 1826, aged about 57 years. Both are buried at Shrewsbury, N. J.
Issue Joseph Tucker Lewis Tucker John Tucker Curtis Tucker
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Leah Tucker Patty Tucker Margaret Tucker Ann Tucker Rachel Tucker
67 PHILA TALLMAN, daughter of Samuel Tallman, 43, was born July 1, 1777, at Tinton Falls, N. J., and married, first, Runah N. Goble, of Squan, N. J .; second, Samuel F. Allen, of Squan, N. J.
Samuel F. Allen's first wife was Hannah, daughter of Jacon [Jacob?] and Hannah Croxson, of Eatontown, N. J., by whom, likewise, he had issue.
Issue by her first husband
Phebe Goble James Goble Sidney Goble
Issue by her second husband Charles Allen
Ethan Allen of New York City
69 SAMUEL TALLMAN, son of Samuel Tallman, 43, married Mary Chandler, the widow of his brother Stephen Tallman, and was, probably, the individual who mar- ried Feb. 5, 1808, Mary Tallman. They resided at Poplar, N. J. She was probably the individual alluded to as "Mary, wife of Samuel Tallman, died July 15th, 1854, aged 93, 2, 22. Aged mother thou has left us," etc.
Tombstone in West Long Branch Cemetery.
1808, Mch. 21. Will of Samuel Tallman, of Shrewsbury; proved Apr. 1, 1808, left wife everything and made her executrix.
He was evidently young, for Dec. 15, 1800, Thomas Little was appointed guardian of Samuel, child of Samuel Tallman, late of Monmouth County, deceased.
Issue 89 Daughter
75 STEPHEN SANDS TALLMAN, son of Dr. Joseph Tallman, 46, was born July II, 1790, and married Abigail, daughter of Oliver Hicks. He died May 30, 1861, aged 70, 10, 19, while she was born Oct. 16, 1792, and died Nov. 21, 1862, aged 70, 1, 5; both buried at Pumpkin Point, Shrewsbury, N. J.
Stephen S. Tallman was the residuary legatee in the will of his uncle James Tallman, who devised him the Potapeck estate, conditionally upon his paying legacies amounting to $3,500; to accomplish which he mortgaged the property to Charles Haight, of Long Branch, N. J., for a small amount, and ultimately parted with the property to Caleb Newbold, of West Jersey, for $7,800. Mr. Newbold never took possession of the premises, but leased it to Mr. Sherman for twenty-two consecutive years. When Stephen S. Tallman parted with his estate he moved, with his family, to New York City.
Issue
90 Ann Amanda Tallman died Sept. 29, 1844, aged twenty-seven years; unmar- ried. Buried at Pumpkin Point, N. J.
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91 Abigail Tallman died Sept. 29, 1844, aged 27, 2, 6; [married George Bradford, of Shrewsbury, and late of New York City?].
92 George Douglass Tallman
93 Catherine Tallman married Richard J. Bradford
84 SAMUEL TALLMAN, son of Stephen Tallman, 62, was born Mch. 12, 1799, and died Jan. 28, 1875. He made researches into the Tallman family history, hoping to obtain property in England, of which more elsewhere. He married May 5, 1829, by Justice Wooley, Lydia, daughter of John Lain, of Long Branch, N. J., who was born May 25, 1805, and died Jan. 24, 1875. His youth was spent in Squankum, now Farmingdale, Monmouth County, N. J., and his father dying when he was six years of age, he was taken under the guardianship of his uncle Humphrey Williams, of Poplar, N. J. At twenty-one years of age he moved to Long Branch, where he remained until his death.
Issue 94 Meribah Tallman born Apr. 28, 1830. Meribah Tallman married John P. L. Jeffrey, and their daughter married Harry C. Newel, of Long Branch, who assisted in hunting up the alleged Morgan Tallman estates, and interviewed John R. Livingston. It is due to his generosity that I have been able to give Livingston's narrative.
95 Rebecca W. Tallman born July 31, 1831 ; died Mch. 17, 1876.
96 Curtis W. Tallman born Mch. 20, 1833
97 Thomas S. Tallman born Mch. 16, 1835
98 James H. Tallman born June 16, 1836
99 Ezra H. Tallman born Aug. 21, 1837; died an infant.
100 Sarah Ann Tallman born Aug. 5, 1839
IOI Deborah Tallman born Nov. 12, 1841; died an infant.
102 Nicholas V. Tallman born Oct. 22, 1843; died Apr. 19, 1865.
103 Samuel Tallman born Mch. 9, 1851; died an infant.
92 GEORGE DOUGLASS TALLMAN, son of Stephen S. Tallman, 75, died Apr. 18, 1882, in his sixty-seventh year; married Ann F., daughter of Thomas and Sallie Sherman, of Mechanicsville, N. J., who died Feb. 19, 1878, in her sixty-first year. Both are buried at Pumpkin Point, N. J.
Issue
104 Stephen Tallman died an infant
105 Annie Theodosia Tallman died aged nine years
106 George D. Tallman, of Red Bank, N. J., 1903; married Susan, daughter of Henry W. and Sally Ann (Wardell) Howland.
107 Thomas Sherman Tallman
108 Stephen S. Tallman married Miss Broadmeadow
109 Catharine Ann Tallman married Sept. 29, 1870, Charles W. Price.
IIO Abby H. Tallman married Lyttleton Sleeper
96 CURTIS W. TALLMAN, son of Samuel Tallman, 84, was born 1833, and married Hannah McDonald June II, 1853.
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Issue
III Sarah Ann Tallman born Sept. 21, 1853
II2 William R. Tallman born Sept. 30, 1855; married Mary Wooley Mch. 25, 1877. II3 Samuel C. Tallman born Sept. 27, 1858
114 John E. Tallman born Jan. 14, 1862
97 THOMAS S.TALLMAN, son of Samuel Tallman, 84, was born 1835, and mar- ried Sept. 25, 1858, Rebecca Covert. He resided at Farmingdale, N. J.
Issue 115 Daughter 116 Daughter
117 Daughter
118 Daughter
119 Daughter
I20 Son
98 JAMES H. TALLMAN, son of Samuel Tallman, 84, was born 1836, and married Nov. 4, 1868, Mary E. Allgor (Auger). He resided at Long Branch, N. J.
Issue
I2I Daughter I22 Daughter 123 Son
106 GEORGE D. TALLMAN, son of George D. Tallman, 92. He settled at Newark, N.J.
Issue 124 Stephen H. Tallman 125 Susie Tallman
126 Annie Sherman Tallman married June 14, 1905, Stanly Hagerman.
From Jeremiah Tallman, 24, the son of Dr. James Tallman, 10, and grandson of Peter Tallman, I, born Sept. 25, 1712, and therefore a younger brother of Dr. Stephen Tallman who settled at Pumpkin Point, Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, N. J., de- scends a family likewise seated in the vicinity of Shrewsbury.
Jeremiah Tallman, himself, settled in Monmouth County about or soon after the arrival of Dr. Stephen Tallman.
1758, July 7. Jeremiah Tallman paid in part for his daughter's fine £3-6-6.
Town Records, Shrewsbury, N. J.
1759. He was taxed in Shrewsbury £2-1-912.
Issue 2 Joseph Tallman married Mary Jeffrey
3 Oliver Tallman born June 15, 1737, in Rhode Island.
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