Born in Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA.1,2,3,4,5,6,7

Born in Cincinnati, Ohio.8

Resident in Columbia, Hamilton, Ohio.1

Resident in Columbia, Hamilton, Ohio, United States.2

Married Barbara Ellen REDMOND in Alton, Madison, Illinois, USA.16,17

From: Alton Daily Telegraph, Wednesday, January 14, 1891; Page 3,Column 2:

DEPUTY Clerk Brandewiede issued marriage licenses to-day as follows-
To Edward Fraley, of Moro, and Emma Davies, of North Alton; Samuel R.Tingley and Barbara Redmond both of North Alton. The last mentionedcouple will be married at the home of the bride this evening.
TINGLEY, SAMUEL R                    REDMOND, BARBARA   MADISON     01/14/1891 9  /114  1480

Resident in Alton, Madison, Illinois.5

Birth of daughter Edna Lucille TINGLEY in Alton, Madison, Illinois, USA.3,4,10,11

Birth of son Samuel Raymond TINGLEY in Alton, Madison, Illinois, USA.3,4,6,12

Birth of son William Quentin TINGLEY in Alton, Madison, Illinois, USA.13,3,4,6

Resident in Alton Ward 1, Madison, Illinois.3

Resident in Alton Ward 1, Madison, Illinois.4

Resident in Alton, Madison, Illinois.6,8

Death of Barbara Ellen REDMOND in Alton, Madison, Illinois, USA.14,15

Burial in Alton, Madison, Illinois, USA

Cemetery: Upper Alton [Oakwood] cemetery; Section 3, Block 1390, Part E 1/2,Grave 1 in Alton, Madison, Illinois, USA

Grave is unmarked. Gent family graves located immediately behind.

Died in Alton, Madison, Illinois, USA.9,7,8

Apoplexy caused by arteriosclerosis
From: Alton EveningTelegraph, November 12, 1937

Samuel Tingley
Dies After Long
Period of Illness
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At 73, Had Resided Here
50 Years; Came from
Cincinnati
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After an extended period of failing health due to a heart ailment,Samuel R. Tingley, 73, almost half a century a resident of the NorthAlton community, died at 3:30 a. m. today in St. Anthony’s Infirmary.The decline in his health had set in about two years ago. He had beenunder treatment in the infirmary for the last four weeks.

Tingley was a native of Cincinnati, O. born May 29, 1864. He came toAlton a little more than 50 years ago. His first employment here wason a farm north of Upper Alton on what now is the Humbert street road.

Owner of the farm was A. T. Benson, also a former Cincinnati man. TheTelegraph’s Fifty Years Ago column recently mentioned a hunting tripwhich Benson and Tingley had taken to points in Missouri.

Later Tingley quit farming and took employment at the Illinois GlassCo.

A few years after locating here, Tingley married Miss Barbara Redmondof Alton and the established their home in North Alton.

After the death of his wife in 1932, Tingley closed his home andresided in turn with his children. He had recently been making hishome with his daughter, Mrs. Leslie Chamberlain. Besides his daughter,survivors include two sons, S. Raymond Tingley of Alton and QuentinTingley of Michigan; three grandchildren; and two brothers and twosisters in Cincinnati. Tingley was a member of the Modern Woodmanorder. He was widely acquainted in the North Side area, and a man whoheld the high esteem and respect of the friends he had made in hislong residence there.

Funeral services are to be conducted Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the Gentfuneral home by Rev. R. H. Atchison, rector of St. Paul’s Church.Burial will be in Oakwood cemetery beside the grave of his wife.Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 this evening.

Buried in Alton, Madison, Ill.8