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     Esther Tilton married Richard Stout, son of John Stout and Elizabeth. Esther Tilton was born on 5 August 1678. She died before 1704.
     Married name: Stout.

     John Tilton married Mary.

     Mary Tilton married Richard Stout, son of John Stout and Elizabeth. Mary Tilton was born on 2 February 1681.
     Married name: Stout.

     Orick Tilton lived at Midland Park, NJ.

     Otterson Tilton married Zilpha Clayton, daughter of Corlies Clayton and Sarah Margaret Irons.

     Peter Tilton married Rebecca Brazier?

     Sarah Tilton married Jonathan Aliee, son of Abraham Aliee and Mary Raymond.
     Married name: Aliee.

     Thomas Tilton married Sabrah Aliee, daughter of Abraham Aliee and Mary Raymond.

     William Tilton married Margaret Richie Lawrence.

     Elizabeth Timmes was born circa 1860 at New York. She married Alpheus Bogert circa 1879.

     George Tincknell married Betsey Roper.

     Mary Ann Tincknell was baptized at Methodist Church. She was buried at Alta, IA. She was born on 5 October 1854 at Dubuque, IA. She married William Sloan Van Buskirk, son of Samuel Van Buskirk and Mary Ann McNeal, on 1 March 1873 at Dyersville, IA. Mary Ann Tincknell died on 17 April 1902 at Alta, IA, at age 47.
     Married name: Van Buskirk.

     Ellen Douglas Tingley was born on 24 November 1835 at Windham, CT. She married Henry A DeWitt in September 1853.
     Married name: DeWitt.

     Hartford Tingley married Freelove Backus.

     Nathan Tingley married Lucy Barrows.

     Palmer Tingley married Anna Fosdick.

     Samuel Tingley married Elizabeth Call.

     Thomas Tingley married Ester Stevens.

     Timothy Tingley married Ruth Partridge.

     Patience Tinkham married Samuel Eaton, son of Barnabas Eaton and Mehitable Alden.
     Married name: Eaton.

     Esther Tinkler married George Collin, son of Thomas Collin Jr. and Ruth Winskell, on 28 March 1844.
     Married name: Collin.

     Mary Dorothy Tinsley was born at Olgethorpe, GA.
     Married name: Darley.

     Anna Tintle married Howard Tintle. Anna Tintle was born on 27 September 1887 at The Netherlands. She died on 1 September 1979 at Bergen Pines Hospital, Paramus, Bergen County, NJ, at age 91. She was buried on 4 September 1979 at Preakness Cemetery, Wayne, Passaic County, NJ.
     She lived at Fair Lawn, Bergen County, NJ, for 56 years. She is survived by a daughter Ann (Marshall) of Fair Lawn. Married name: Tintle. She immigrated in 1895 in 1895. She and Howard Tintle appeared on the census of 1920 at Barclay Street (#37), Paterson City (Ward 8), Passaic County, NJ.

     Howard Tintle married Anna Tintle. Howard Tintle was born in 1885 at New Jersey. He died in 1965.
     He was a chauffeur. He appeared on the census of 1910 at Pompton Road (#9), Wayne Twp, Passaic County, NJ. with his parents: Chas. H. (56, b. NJ) and Lydia (52, B. NY), and siblings: Herbert (22), Charles H. Jr. (19), Ethel (17), Ruth (15) and Robert (7). The father is a farmer, Howard a milk dealer, and Herbert and Charles Jr. are farm laborers. He and Anna Tintle appeared on the census of 1920 at Barclay Street (#37), Paterson City (Ward 8), Passaic County, NJ.

     George Tippet married Mehitabel Betts, daughter of William Betts and Alice. George Tippet was born in 1638. He died on 29 September 1675.

     Mehitabel Tippet married Joseph Hadley, son of George Hadley and Proctor.
     Married name: Hadley.

     Clarence DeWitt Tise was born on 15 April 1883. He married Lulu May Courtes on 5 September 1906. Clarence DeWitt Tise died on 15 November 1962 at age 79 from Parkinson's disease.

     Elizabeth Tise married T Merselas. Elizabeth Tise married George Wilson.
     Married name: Wilson. Married name: Merselas.

     The Tise Family were one of the original settlers of Bergen County. George Tise was owner of the Tise Tavern, on the corner of Bergen and Glenwood Aves. in Jersey City. The tavern was originally owned by Peter Stuyvesant (not the New Amsterdam Peter) and Mr. Tice rebuilt it in 1829. In the middle of the nineteenth century Mr. Tise sold the tavern to George Percy, a Scotsman, who converted it into a residence.