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Rebecca Melvina Tullis

cookiebrusier1 — 2009-09-11 03:56:33Z

Hi

Boy some of this stuff makes me dizzy!!!!
My Grandmother is Melvina (LaVena) Mae Paul (Echols), she was born in Eldorado, Oklahoma in November, 11, 1911. I am looking at her Death Cerificate right now and her mother is listed as REBECCA TULLIS; father is JAMES ECHOLS (J.D.)
Now I have looked at these boards and have traced Rebecca to Issac Thomas Tullis and Charity Jane Norris, I have a picture of these people hanging on my wall at this very minute.........She looks FULL BLOODED INDIAN!! YET NO WHERE DOES ANYONE MENTION THIS..........MY GRANDMOTHER MELVINA WHO MARRIED WILLIS VIRGAL PAUL, LOOKS FULL BLOODED INDIAN, MY FAMILY HAS INDIAN DECENT LOOKS, AM I MISSING SOMETHING, CAN SOMEONE TELL ME ANYTHING ABOUT REBECCA? EVERYTHING STOPS AT CHARITY JANE NORRIS..............................

Joseph Tullis

WilliamWilson6705 — 2009-07-03 21:37:34Z

I am trying to trace my grandfather Joseph Tullis. I have his burial date and his nmarriage details, but cannot find anything else on him. He was married to Catherine Morris in 1920. They had 5 children: Agnes M, Irene, Dorothy, Olive and Wilfred. He died in 1963, when I was 5. I don't have any living relatives that I can ask, so if anyone can help I will be eternally grateful.

TULLIS Rolland Eugene 1925-1972

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-12 16:40:09Z

TULLIS Rolland Eugene 1925-1972

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,355 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Tullis-Pelton family

nadinedolan — 2009-04-05 20:02:54Z

I am Jewell Pelton's granddaughter, Nadine Pelton Dolan. The person that responded to you sent my father's obituary to you. My grandmother's father was Rufus. She had 2 brothers, Art and Claude. Her mother is buried in Oklahoma, but I do not remember her name. Rufus, I was told, was married 3 or 4 times. My father had 2 brothers, Howard, who died as a teenager from spinal mengittis, and Ross who died in a farming accident in Burdett, Ks. in the 1980's. His wife, Lelia, still lives there. Dad also had 2 sisters--Helen who died in the 1960's and had never married, and Dorothy Pelton Sanders who died in Aug 2001 from breast cancer. I hope this helps.

Re: Searching for David Wayne Lee

Deercamp97 — 2009-03-27 22:10:15Z

Can you please explain the connection to Tullis surname?

Searching for David Wayne Lee

LorettaLee48 — 2009-03-22 13:03:14Z

I am searching for any information on David Wayne Lee born on Dec 24, 1938 in a range of 100 miles of Oklahoma City, Ok. His mother's name is Lorene Stephens McKim. If any has any information on my father or on his father, I would appreciate any help.

Marriage of Mr. J. T. Mackey to Mrs. Amanda Tullis

maryachtrh — 2009-03-01 00:22:07Z

Appears in The Terrell Star, 25 November 1882, Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas

Mr. J. T. Mackey, and Mrs. Amanda Tullis were united in marriage at the residence of Mrs. Rublee on the 23rd inst., the Rev. W. J. Roggers officiating.

W. B. Tullis - Death - Terrell, Texas

maryachtrh — 2009-02-28 00:33:25Z

Appears in the The Terrell Star, 21 May 1881, Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas

A telegram was received here yesterday from Troy, Alabama, announcing that Mr. P. T. Tullis, father of W. B. Tullis, of this city was dying. Mr. Tullis being absent at his ranch in Limestone County, the message was forwarded to him.

Re: CLAUD TULLOS 1600's VA research material

MryCckrll — 2009-02-10 11:38:23Z

I have the details of Willoughby (son of Richard, Sr) only as published by Mr Cochran. If you'll contact me directly at mrycckrll@hotmail.com ... I'll send what I have. Thru this posting I have already made contact with other researchers working the Mississippi lines. With their permission I will put you in touch with them if you wish. Mary Cockrell

Re: CLAUD TULLOS 1600's VA research material

ljellis11 — 2009-02-10 04:50:59Z

I would love to learn more on the tollos. My line is Claud Tullos and sarah Rodham, John Sr. Tullos and Barbara Mason, Richard Sr. Tullos and Elizabeth Barrett,Willoughby T Tullos and Anna Mills, James Tullos and Mary Sullivan, Richard Tullous and Charity H. Unknown(I would love to know her last name),General Wade or John Wade (I have found both ways in one of the census dont remember which i found general when he was about 7) Tillis and Missouri Dora Marie Sweat,Noan Hendle Tillis and Edna Earl Young, Della Mae Tillis and Leon Woodson Mershon, Barbara Gay Mershon and Bunk Junior Wells, and them Me. As far as I know all of these names are right. I have heard the Tullos has indian, I also heard Mary Sullivan was indian. If you have any info I would love to hear. Thanks Laurel

Re: Martha Tullis, daughter of circuit riding preacher

beverlyKulczyk — 2009-02-05 22:05:54Z

Good Afternoon!
I have the Bronze Sculpture of the "Circuit Riding Preacher"
My web site is www.iomet.com/sculptures
The Gospel Team or Circuit Riding Preacher will be the name under the sculpture on the site.
Beverly Kulczyk
P.O. Box 252
Ione, WA 99139
509-442-2349

Re: help

laloniroberts — 2008-12-25 16:04:47Z

My friend Cheryl Flowers is looking for the brother of her kids, their names are Jason Tullis, Alissa Tullis and Heather Tullis. Her ex husband and their father was Howard Tullis and he was a Klamath Falls tribal member and resident. Maybe this is who you are looking for? We live in Kennewick, WA. Please email me back if you think so at laloni@msn.com

Re: CLAUD TULLOS 1600's VA research material

jennienoeline — 2008-12-08 06:57:16Z

could you please provide me with this research? It would be a great help. I have been researching the Tullos family history for over 10 years now and would hope this research would shed some light on mine. jennietullos@gmail.com
thanks

Fanny Tullis

beaudo2 — 2008-11-20 19:23:57Z

Looking for Fanny Tullis born in 1884 IL. married to a William (D?) Vincent. They lived in IL.
If anyone has information please let me know.

Re: alexander tullis

dottycrow — 2008-07-24 22:22:45Z

Hello! I was born in 1946, and named Dorothy Lilian Tullis. My Grandfather, Father, brother and nephew are all called Alexander Tullis. As children, Alex and I were always given the impression that Alexander was a family name going way back through the generations,and we were very proud of our surname.Sadly,Grandfather had already died in 1942,and our father died suddenly of a heart attack in March 1947. I have no photographs of Grandfather, and only a few of Dad. I was told by my mother that my Great Grandmother had a strong Scottish accent, and I believe that the family came to South Shields, County Durham (maybe from Fifeshire)in the late 1800's. Grandfather was married in South Shields in 1904, and became manager of a shipyard on the river Tyne. When he died, my father took over his job, and then began a company called Jarrow Welding and Boier Company, making ship's boilers. My brother Alex is a retired dentist, living in London, and I am a teacher,although I may decide to retire at the end of next school year. I hope that when I retire,I will have the time to explore my branch of the Tullis family. Greetings from one Tullis to another! Dorothy Crow(nee Tullis)

Re: Tullis-Pelton family

tomtullis — 2008-07-08 02:24:38Z

From what I have learned, Jewell E. Tullis was born on 5 Sep 1896 in Oklahoma, she married Arthur Henry Pelton about 1916, they had at least 5 children, and Jewell died on 17 June 1980. She and Arthur are both buried in the Ford Cemetery, Ford Co, Kansas. See http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ks/county/ford/cemeteries/fordce.... The family of Arthur and Jewell appears in the 1930 census in Ford Co, Kansas. Their children listed at that time were Lowell H. (age 13), Howard W. (age 11), Dorothy E. (age 9), Helen J. (age 4), and Ross A. (age 3). All were born in Kansas. You might have seen the obituary for Lowell H. Pelton at http://webbitt.com/volga/lower/obitsp.htm which states that he was preceded in death by two brothers and two sisters.

So who were the parents of Jewell E. Tullis? I've found at least one other researcher who has identified her father as Rufus W. Tullis (born 1869 in Indiana, died 1963 in Kansas). I found the Rufus Tullis family in the 1910 census in Cherokee Co, Kansas, but the only children listed are sons Arthur (age 12) and Claude/Claudy (age 7). If Jewell was born in 1896, it seems like she should be there too. However, one possible explanation is found in the household of the parents of Rufus Tullis: Jonah Tullis and his wife Nancy E. They appear in the 1910 census in Finney Co, Kansas. They're older-- Jonah was born in 1840 and Nancy in 1847. Their children are all grown, but in this census they have a 13-year-old grand-daughter, "Edna", living with them. I believe this must be Jewell. She's their only grand-daughter I know who's anywhere near the right age. So I believe her full name was Jewell Edna Tullis.

You can see my information on Jonah Tullis and his ancestors at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d.... His Tullis line eventually traces back to Moses Tullis (b. 1720s) and his wife Mary Elizabeth, who were also my distant ancestors.

Hope this helps! Feel free to contact me directly (TomTullis@aol.com).

Tullis-Pelton family

LambertVmb — 2008-07-06 19:50:41Z

I am trying to find information on Jewel Tullis and her husband Arthur Pelton. I know they both died in Kansas. Jewel in 1980 and Arthur in 1974. I know of one son, Lowell who married Freida Klein. I am trying to find Jewel's parentage and her sons and daughters besides Lowell. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you

Re: John TULLIS m 1805 to Margaret JAMIESON in Stonehouse Lanark Scotland

ScottsofStonehouse — 2008-05-09 07:07:19Z

I have an 1893 marriage register between Alice S. Jamieson and James Branagan in Blantyre, Lanark, Scotland. Alice Jamieson is daughter to Andrew Jamieson and Margaret Shearer. Margaret is daughter to James Shearer and Marion Scott. Marion is daughter to my great great great great paternal grandfather Thomas Scott and his wife Janet Johnstone. Thomas and Janet had 8 children and I come from his son Andrew Scott's side.
contact me at letthewookiewyn@aim.com

-Alexander Scott

Tullis- Berry connection

2006-06-15 03:47:40Z

Does anyone have information on Sarah Tullis (1775-1856). She was believed to be Cherokee married to John Tullis. They had a daughter Elizabeth Tullis who married Prettyman Berry. I am looking for any information I can find on Sarah's ancestors & Prettyman's ancestors. Thank you!

Re: Issac Tullis, b. c.1818, Ohio

2006-06-07 03:21:54Z

No, sorry

Re: Issac Tullis, b. c.1818, Ohio

2006-06-05 14:29:52Z

I think maybe it's because none of us has ever seen any photos of them or their siblings. My great-grandmother, Sarah Francis Tullis Parker (daughter of Andrew Jackson Tullis) died before I was born, but my mom's youngest sister says she remembers her being darker complexioned with dark hair. In fact, out of the six, my aunt inherited the Native American traits. She has (even at age 58) black hair and looks like she's been lying out in the sun for a month. Her eldest son also inherited these traits, whereas, the rest of us took after the Irish side of my grandmother's family. Please do email the photos when you can. My email address is: krgeorge@uark.edu

Re: Moses Tullis was of Scottish Extraction!

2006-05-08 16:34:14Z

Just out of simple curiosity, just how many Isaac Tullis' are there? No wonder this is all so confusing.

Re: Issac Tullis, b. c.1818, Ohio

2006-06-02 15:50:27Z

I have a couple of pics, my sister, Tina, will scan them and send them out, Rebecca is my Great Grandmother !, her daughter Melvina Mae is my fathers mother. But I find it strange that no one has mentioned the Native American factor. In the pics I have, they look very much like they are of Native American descent.
Can't wait to get more info!
Very hungry for more!

Re: Issac Tullis, b. c.1818, Ohio

2006-05-31 13:46:16Z

Sorry, but I don't have any information on Rebecca other than what has already been stated. However, since Rebecca is connected to my Tullis branch, I would love to see a photo of her. Do you have it scanned where you can email it to me? If not, that's okay. Good luck with your searching.

tullis hoffner col john levering

tullisrht — 2006-10-24 10:50:40Z

I just put up a tree for the northern tullis
It is under Childern of Michael Tull and Col Levering and Jacob Hoffner Hope it will help out others

Re: Martha Tullis, daughter of circuit riding preacher

dorothyjackson9962 — 2006-07-07 19:43:31Z

There was a Martha Jane Tullis, b. 1867 in Mo. She
was the daughter of Isaac Thomas Tullis, a preacher,
whom I guess you could say was a circuit riding
preacher. He preached for the Church of Christ,
formerly known as a the Campbellites. Also, I under-
stand for the Christian Church. Born in Warren Co. Ohio, married Sarah Epperson, first time, had a couple of kids, divorced, married Charity Jane Norris,
had about 7 more children.
Martha Jane Tullis, married Armstead M. Hollowwa, and they became my great-grandparents. Martha died 2/22/1900, and Armstead died a few years later. They were very young. They had 7 children. Armstead had one more short marriage before his death, and possibly 1 more child. Know lots more if this connects
with anyone's Martha Tullis.

Re: Issac Tullis, b. c.1818, Ohio

dorothyjackson9962 — 2006-06-12 03:45:36Z

Isaac Tullis is my g great grandfather also. He first married Sarah Epperson, and had several children. One of those children was Martha Jane Tullis. Martha married my g- grandfather, Armstead Morgan Hollowwa (Holloway). When Sarah died, Isaac married Charity Norris and they had children also.
I have census record showing Isaac and Charity living in or near Weatherford, Texas in 1900, in the household with Isaac's daughter, Susan and her husband, William Lowe. Armstead Morgan Hollowwa was born in March, 1860, about the same year that Charity and Isaac began having children.
I have this tree on my other computer and will communicate
with you by email if interested.
Please answer at the email address listed here.

Re: Andrew jackson Tullis rep;y

nanajanc — 2006-04-23 21:19:56Z

Please check the message board for my response on this with more information for you!

Re: Andrew J Tullis

nanajanc — 2006-04-23 21:19:56Z

I was recently doing some research on Tullises in Iowa and found the following in the 1860 & 1870 censuses for Green Twp, Wapello Co., Iowa:
Michael Tullis, b@1814 OH & wife, Rebecca(Leonard), b@1822 OH married 11/21/1838 West Point, Tippecanoe Co., IN
children:
Margaret b 8/26/1839
Charles b.1/21/1841
Alice Maris(e/a?) b.1/18/1842
Hannah b.4/24/1844
Ellen b.8/15/1846
John Henry b.6/23/1849
Martha Jeannette b.12/11/1850
Michael C. b.6/14/1853
Freeman Ford b.11/05/1855
Manford Hayden b.7/28/1857
Annie B. b.1/02/1861
Rebecca Harriet b.6/16/1863
Michael and John were sons of Jesse H. Tullis & Sarah Ann Daniels.
Jesse was the son of Michael Ezra Tullis and his 1st wife, Mary Humphries
and, yes, Telitha was with them in the 1870 census. Most likely, it was because John, Michael's brother, had just died in 1870, 8/20/1870 to be exact, in Ottumwa, Iowa.
John and Talitha are found in the 1860 census for
Osage, Henry Co., MO
I have found this onfo on John Tullis
He married (1st) Elizabeth Galloway
they had 1 child, William, born @ 1837
He married(2nd) Telitha Leonard. 1/28/1837 in Tippecanoe Co., IN
they had:
Elizabeth b @ 1838 IN
Richard W. b. @ 1839 IN
Jonathan b. @ 1841 MO
Charles Wesley b. @ 1843 MO
Mary A. b, @ 1844 MO
Anna b. @ 1846 IA
Andrew Jackson b. @ 1848 IA
Aaron T. b. @ 1850 IA
Michael b. @ 1852 IA
Lucinda b. @ 1854 IA
Hannah b. @ 1857 MO
possibly others until John's death in 1870, but these are all that I know about. Please share with the other lady who was researching your lines.
Don't know if you have this info or not, but thought I would send along what I had. I am also descended from Tullises in Iowa, but not this line. My line was in Lee Co., Iowa

Re: Vincent Tullis

nanajanc — 2006-04-23 21:19:56Z

Kathy,
I am researching Early Tullises in Lee Co. Iowa where my ancestor was for a few years back in 1840-43. I ran across two marriage records for the following that you might be interested in:
Vincent Tullis (23) m. Miss Margaret J. Abbott
10/11/1848 Lee Co., Iowa
Margaret Tullis M. Isaac Golland Jr
2/28/1850 Lee Co., Iowa

Since the "Vincent" name is so rare in the Tullis line, I thought maybe this was a son of Vincent & Betsy. However, I don't see him listed as their child in the 1850 census for the family so I don't think it is his son.
There was an Amos Tullis in Lee Co. in the 1840 census who could be the father, and he was born between 1790 and 1800 according to the 1840 census. He is not in the 1850 cencus but a Polly Tullis(widow) appears. Polly is a common nickname for Mary and I believe this to be Mary Epperson, Amos' wife, although I can't prove it yet, and that Amos in the 1840 census is the son of William and Mary Tabitha Teanis, who is the son of Moses and Mary E. Van Dyke. He is the only Amos born during the right time to be their son, Amos born circa 1796, that I have been able to locate. If that is so, it would make your Vincent and this Amos first cousins, since Vincent's father, Amos, and William are brothers.
I would like to pursue this avenue of investigation as I feel that there may be some kind of connection since the name "Vincent" is so rare in the Tullis line. Do you have any other information on Vincent's family?

Re: Vincent Tullis

nanajanc — 2006-04-23 21:19:56Z

I just noticed a fact that I had overlooked in my previous email.
In 1850, Vincent and Betsy were still in Ohio and Vincent was only 34!
Also, Vincent in Lee Co., Iowa got married in 1848 - of course he wouldn't have been with Vincent and Betsy, even if he had been their son! But, being 23 in 1848, when Vincent (w/Betsy) would have only been 32 - just 9 years older than this Lee co. Vincent. If Vincent and Amos were close first cousins, Amos might want to name a son after him, even if the lad were only 9 years old at the time??? ya' think?????
Otherwise, I am stymied as to who this Vincent is! And who the Amos actually was in the 1840 Lee Co. census?!

Re: Martha Tullis, daughter of circuit riding preacher

tomtullis — 2006-06-26 00:23:31Z

I think there's a very good chance that Martha Tullis was a daughter of Amos Tullis (b. 1772 in VA) and his second wife, Margaret Creamer (b. abt. 1783 in PA). Amos was a child of Moses Tullis (b. abt 1726) and his wife Mary Elizabeth. I did not previously know of a Martha as a daughter of theirs, but it is certainly logical. Amos married Margaret Creamer on 19 Dec 1815 in Warren Co, OH. They had a child, Vincent, born about 1816. The next child I knew about was David Henry, b. 1821. It's quite possible that Martha was a daughter, b. 1818, in between those two.

Amos and Margaret, along with some of their children and grandchildren, appear in the 1860 census in LaSalle Co, IL. Martha and her husband, J. C. Coghlan, and their family, also appear in the 1860 census in LaSalle Co, IL. Their oldest child is a Martha Coghlan, obviously named for her mother. The next child is Margaret, I suspect named for Martha's mother, Margaret. The next child is Amos, I suspect named for Martha's father, Amos. Then Washington that you mentioned, b. abt. 1852.

Although I can't remember seeing any indication that Amos Tullis was an itinerant Methodist minister, it seems quite possible. His grandson, Amos King Tullis (b. 1837) was a Methodist minister and a Chaplain in Union Army during the Civil War.

Re: Issac Tullis, b. c.1818, Ohio

cookiebrusier1 — 2006-05-30 21:12:39Z

I am searching for Rebecca Melvina Tullis, of Indian descent, married to James Echols (in the 1800's), parents of Levena Mae Echols (my Grandmother born Nov. 11, 1911) .

The pictures I have of my Grandmother and Greatmother clearly shows that these women were Indian, Cherokee, Choctaw, maybe from another tribe. I am very new to this, and would appreciate any help I could get : )

Thanks
Julie Ann

Re: Issac Tullis, b. c.1818, Ohio

LetaSheaffer79 — 2006-06-02 18:05:58Z

Would your Tullis family have been from Columbiana County, Perry, Ohio ? I am looking for the family of Jones Tullis who had a daughter Rhea. It is beleived that she was with her grandmother's family (The Dunn's). Sometimes she is listed as Rhea Dunn and another time found her as Rhea Tullis. Rhea would have been born about 1897.

Re: Moses Tullis was of Scottish Extraction!

callherblest — 2006-06-25 20:18:02Z

I'm looking for a circuit riding minister born in VA, with a surname Tullis.
He had a daughter Martha born in OH in 1818. Could he be a grandson of Moses Tullis?

Martha Tullis, daughter of circuit riding preacher

callherblest — 2006-06-25 20:05:09Z

Looking for parents and children of Martha Tullis, whose father was said to be a Methodist circuit rider. Her father was born in VA, her mother in PA.
Martha was born in Ohio, 12/7/1818.
On 4/16/1843 she married James Coghlan (b. 6/9/1818)
They had at least one son, Washington Perry Coghlan.
Any further info would be much appreciated!

Re: CLAUD TULLOS 1600's VA research material

LetaSheaffer27 — 2007-10-04 22:31:36Z

Claud,
I have tried to respond using your e-mail address but it keeps coming back as undeliverable.
Leta
leta.sheaffer@verizon.net

Re: Emma Tullis

sclark1979 — 2007-01-12 02:24:10Z

Ginger it is me Shannon again...please email me at sclark_79@yahoo.com or sc10vy@hotmail.com

LOOKING FOR TULLIS & SPRY CONNECTION OF STEUBEN CTY OHIO

joannbadstibner — 2006-08-10 12:46:54Z

MARY TULLIS B MAY 13,1811 MARRIED TO JAMES SPRY B MAY 11,1809

Re: LOOKING FOR TULLIS & SPRY CONNECTION OF STEUBEN CTY OHIO

joannbadstibner — 2006-08-10 12:46:54Z

thanks for your reply, how are you related?

Re: CLAUD TULLOS 1600's VA research material

65vdubnut — 2008-01-23 15:57:23Z

I am listing a John Tullos ( 1681/82 - 1737 ) , then his son Richard ( 1700/01 - 1771 ), then his son Tapley A. Tullis ( 1738 - 1818 ), then his son Joseph Tullis/Tillis ( 1795 - 1882 ), as they migrated south the names slowly changed to Tillis. thank You..Paul Tillis

Re: CLAUD TULLOS 1600's VA research material

65vdubnut — 2008-01-18 03:35:48Z

I am interested to know if your research materials show any lines from John's brother Richard.My line goes from Richard Tullos/Tullis, to his son Tapley, to his son Joseph Tullis/Tillis.

Re: Surname, Tullia, Tullis, Tullos,Tillas,Tullus,Tulloise,Tillia, etc??

janfarndale48 — 2007-06-30 07:34:55Z

Hi My name is Jan Farndale & am trying to find information on my g3gfather JASPER YELLERTON TULLIA b Co. Clare Ireland in 1834. According to family stories he was a teacher & left Ireland under a cloud. He married ESTHER STEEL (b.1861 Murchison Vic.), dau. of WILLIAM STEEL & ANN GREEN. They were married in Mt Hope NSW in 1877. Any help you can provide would be gratefully received.
thanks.

Re: Surname, Tullia, Tullis, Tullos,Tillas,Tullus,Tulloise,Tillia, etc??

janfarndale48 — 2007-06-30 07:27:15Z

Hi my name is Jan Farndale & I am trying to find out more about my g3gfather JASPER YELLERTON TULLIA. I believe he was born in co. Clare Ireland about 1834 & married ESTHER STEEL (b.27 April 1861)in Australia in 1877 but there is no information as to how he got to Australia. He was a teacher & left under a cloud is all I can glean from the families here. I would appreciate any information you can give me. Thanks. cheers

Re: CLAUD TULLOS 1600's VA research material

MryCckrll — 2008-01-23 14:33:00Z

Since there were several men with the name John and several with the name Richard ... please give some more info. Richard Tullos (son of Claudius and brother to John) was born 29 March 1667, in Northumberland County, died in 1734 or 1735 in Northumberland County. If Richard had children ... their names were probably John Tullos (died in 1764/65) and Richard (Dodson?) Tullos (who may have been adopted).
Please write with more details. I have several contacts on some of the lines from Claud. Mary Cockrell

Re: CLAUD TULLOS 1600's VA research material

MryCckrll — 2008-01-22 12:59:14Z

I've been away from my computer ... I'll respond to you today. Mary Cockrell

CLAUD TULLOS 1600's VA research material

MryCckrll — 2007-10-03 16:17:03Z

I have a lot of research material provided by Mr. C. D. Cochran in 1991. I will be pleased to share any of this material with anyone working the Tullis or Tullos line. I've made digital copies of all pages. It also includes some material by Dr. Rees Edgar Tulloss and also a handwritten letter by Mrs Caroline Price Wilson (Mrs. Walter S. Wilson) ... the letter is dated 1923 and was written to Dr. Tulloss regarding their joint family research on this family. Mrs. Wilson was primarily working on the John Tullos families of Effingham County, GA. Any interested researchers may contact me at ___mrycckrll@hotmail.com_____

Re: Stephen Tullis, Ohio, early 1800s

crystaldingler62 — 2006-11-28 17:23:11Z

I am looking for Stephen Tullis who fathered Rhoda Tullis ca 1870 Delaware Co, IN. She married Charles Campbell in 1896. Stephen's family came from Ohio, while Charles' family were specifically \from Miami Co, OH. Any connection appreciated. Thanks.

Re: Stephen Tullis, Ohio, early 1800s

crystaldingler62 — 2006-11-28 17:23:11Z

Stephen Tullis b. ca 1851 Ohio, m. 5 April 1873 to Amanda E. Wilson ("Mandy") in Wells, IN. Known Children, Grant b. 1872 IN, Rhoda A. b. Jan 1874 IN, William b. July 1876. All appear in the 1880 census in Delaware Co, IN. By 1900 the only one I find is William, living in Muncy, IN.

On 30 Aug 1896, Rhoda m. Charles T. Campbell in Delaware Co, IN. I find Charles T. Campbell just married (or remarried) and living in Huntington, IN, in the 1900 census, with a 2 year old child, Paul.

I would like to find out if this Paul was Rhoda's child.

Re: Stephen Tullis, Ohio, early 1800s

crystaldingler62 — 2006-11-28 17:23:11Z

Charles T. Campbell's grandfather, Adam Campbell 1802-1872, along with his father Abraham and brothers Daniel, Abraham, etc., lived in Miami County, OH, until Adam moved to Delaware Co, IN ca 1832. He married 1st Elizabeth Kepper, then Judith Luce. Judith's sister Martha m. Abraham Campbell. They were daughters of Benjamin Luce and Ann Ohio "Nancy" Gerard. The Gerard and Luce families were long of Miami County, Oh. I thought there might be a Miami Co, Oh, connection with the Tullis family.