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- 1 NAME Peter /Tallman/
1 NAME Peter /Tallman/
2 SOUR S006577
2 SOUR S002387
3 DATA
4 TEXT Date of Import: Aug 17, 2002
From the book "Talman/Tallman Families", by Herbert S. Ackerman:
Page 104:
"G29 Dr. James Tallman; Peter (G1).
Born 1668. Lived at Portsmouth, R.I. Died 1724.
Married: 2d. Sep 14, 1701 Portsmouth, R.I. to Hannah Swain, a physician. Daughter of John Swain and Mary Weare. Born 1680(?). Died Sep. 1765.
Children:
G354 Stephen, ...
G355 Mary, ...
G356 Peter, born June 17, 1706 at Portsmouth, R.I.
G357 Jemima, ...
G358 James, ...
G359 Jeremiah, ...
G360 Silas, ...
G361 Joseph, ...
G362 Hannah, ... "
Page 109:
"G356 Peter Tallman; Dr. James (G29); Peter (G1).
Born Dec. 27, (June 17), 1706 at Portsmouth, R.I.
Married: Nov. 7, 1724 at Portsmouth (Oct. 19, 1724 Tiverton), R.I. to Sarah Cook of Tiverton, R.I. Daughter of James Cook and Elizabeth.
Children:
G451 Patience, born May 7, 1725 at Tiverton, R.I.
Married: 2d. ________ to Margaret Imlay
Children:
G453 Benjamin Horatic,
G454 Peter,
G455 Thomas,
G456 Ann,
G457 Sarah,
G458 Margaret,
G459 Agnes,
Feb. 28, 1786. Admr Estate of Peter Tallman of Burlington Co., New Jersey Renunciation by Margaret Tallman, widow of Peter in favor of Joel Gibbs and Jacob Wolcott."
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From the book, "One Hundred and Sixty Allied Families", by John Osborne Austin, pg.234:
"VI.|PRTER, b. 1706, 6, 17, d. 1764 +
m.
Patieuce, 1732, 1, 3
m. 1724, 11, 7, SARAH COOK, b. ___ , d. ___ , dau. of Thomas and Elizabeth ( ) Cook.
Mary, 1733, 5, 12
Hannah, 1734, 3, 15
David, 1736, 12, 4
Christopher, 1738, 9, 11
Charity, 1740, 6, 11
Ann, "
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!Descendants of Peter Tallman Worksheet, June 1993 Chart No. 1 from Nancy Walkowski (Tallman News Letter)
!MAR:Greater Tallman Family News No.33 1993 Summer Issue.
From Vicky Burns Canal Winchester, Ohio Email Cmom4@aol.com
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From the book, "Rhode Island Genealogical Register, Volumes 1 & 2", by Alden G. Beaman, Ph.D., page 271:
"TALLMAN, Peter, of Ti, yeoman. Will dated 4 July 1774, proved 2 June 1783, pgs 346-347. Mentions: Son Stephen Tallman. My son so so called Jeremiah Tallman Rogers the son of Patience Rogers. Daughters Macy Cook wife of Joseph Cook & Patience Slocum dec formerly wife of son-in-law Samuel Slocum leaving 3 unnamed granddaughters. Granddaughters Ruth Hall & Sarah Hall. Witn: Abner Durfee, Lydia Durfee, Benjn Hambly. "
Note: this links Jeremiah Tallman Rogers to this Peter Tallman. He may have possibly been the illegitimate son of Peter and Patience (?) Rogers.
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Will of James Tallman, dated January 11, 1723/4, Portsmouth, Newport Co., Rhode Island:
Peter is mentioned in his father's, James Tallman's will.
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From the document, "Cook-Tallman Connections" by Cynthia C. Cook, dated January 5, 2004:
"...
Sarah, born about 1707 at Tiverton, married Peter(2) Tallman at Portsmouth on 7 November 1724. She probably died before October 1754. Peter(2) Tallman, as you already know, was the son of Dr. James Tallman and his second wife, Hannah Swain; James was the son of the original Peter Talman and his second wife, Joan Briggs. Dr. James was born in 1668 at Portsmouth and died in 1724. Peter(2) Tallman died at Tiverton, which was then in Rhode Island, about 1783.
... Sarah Cook and Peter(2) Tallman had three children: Patience, who is not of further interest to us; Stephen; and Mary. Stephen Tallman married his cousin Mary Cook (daughter of his mother's brother Joseph), and Mary Tallman married her cousin Joseph Cook Jr. (son of her mother's brother Joseph).
However! It appears that Peter Tallman, later in life, perhaps after the death of his wife Sarah, fathered another child, Jeremiah, with "Patience Rogers, spinster." In his will, dated 1774 and probated in 1783, Peter Tallman left his homestead farm to Jeremiah Tallman Rogers "so-called," son of Patience Rogers. Later, Patience Rogers, "spinster," and Jeremiah Tallman Rogers had to sue Peter Tallman's legitimate son Stephen to gain possession of the farm. (Records on this are cited in Jane Fiske's book.) I would guess that it is this Jeremiah Tallman who settled in Berne, New York, in 1799.
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From the book, "Thomas Cooke of Rhode Island", by Jane Fletcher Fiske (page 121-122):
"Sarah Cook, daughter of Thomas Cook and his wife Elizabeth Pearce"
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"She married at Portsmouth, 7 November 1724, by Gideon Freeborn, Justice, (intentions 19 October at Tiverton), to Peter Tallman, son of Dr. James and Hannah (Swain) Tallman. He was born 17 June 1706 at Portsmouth and died 11 May 1783 at Tiverton (date from count case, cited below). By the will of his father, dated 11 November 1723, Peter received 50 acres in Tiverton.
On 17 January 1724/5 "Peter Tolman being bound for recognizance to appear at this Court made his personal appearance to answer to begetting of Sarah Cook with child and Sarah Cook being likewise bound to appear at this Court for whom her father Mr. Cook appeared and Peter Tolman and Cook declaring that they werer married the Court therefore considered that ye said Tolman pay a fine of twenty shillings for sd crime to His Majesty ..." (Bristol County Court of General Sessions 1714-1738, vol. 2, p. 14 front).
On 13 January 1727/8 Peter Tallman, yeoman, and wife Sarah, of Tiverton, sold some land there to Josiah Stafford. On 31 October 1754 when Peter Tallman, innholder, sold land to Blake Perry, Sarah did not sign (Tiverton Deeds 3:257; 4:131).
On 12 July 1756 Peter Tallman, Patience Hall, widow of Benjamin, Thomas Cook Sr., John and Oliver Cook, Richard Durfee, and Stephen and Mary Tallman were called to show the Portsmouth Town Council what goods they had of Benjamin Hall, deceased (Portsmouth TC 4:111). From Peter's will, below, it would appear that he was father-in-law of Benjamin Hall.
The will of Peter Tallman, dated 4 July 1774 and proved 2 June 1783, named his son Stephen, who received the farm already in his possession; granddaughters Ruth and Sarah Hall; daughter Mary Cook, wife of Joseph; son-in-law Samuel Slocum; and in lieu of his daughter Patience, "three granddaughters." His own homestead farm he left to Jeremiah Tallman Rogers, "so-called," son of Patience Rogers (Tiverton Probate 4:346).
Jeremiah Tallman Rogers of Tiverton, an infant under 21 years, yeoman, by Patience Rogers, spinster, his mother and guardian, sued Stephen Tallman (Jr.) for possession of the farm and dwelling left to him by the will of Stephen Tallman (Sr.) (Newport Court Files, November term 1783, No. 193). "
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Peter Tallman's Last Will and Testament, dated July 4, 1774:
"In the name of God Amen the fourth day of July in the year fourteenth year of his majesties reigns George the third King of Great Brittain ye Anno 9th Domini 1774, I Peter Tallman of Tiverton in the County of Newport in the Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations in New England Yeoman being very weak in body but of perfect mind and memory thanks be given unto God for the same, therefore calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die Do make and ordaine this my Last will and Testament that is to say, Principally and first of all I give and recommend my soul into the thanks of God that gave it and my body I commit to the Earth to be buried in a Decent Christian Manner at the Discretion of my Executor herein after mentioned, and asXounXing Such worldly Estate where with it hath pleased God to bless me in this life I Give and Dispose of the Same in the following manner and form.
Item - I will that all my last debts and General Charges be well and truly paid in the same condition time after my decease
Item - I Give and Devise unto my son Stephen Tallman his Heirs and assigns for ever the farm that he liveth on Now and is bounded Northerly on land of Benjamin Durfee and Easterly on a pond & southerly on land of said Durfee and westerly on the Salt water, and that Peice of land that was part of the Estate of Bennet Baley Deceased and is bounded Easterly on the Highway and Southerly & westerly on land that was Bennet Baley Deceased and Northerly on my homestead farm and also the South half of a swamp lot bounded Easterly on a PuXchesoXs way Southerly on land of John Borden & westerly on a pond & Northerly on the North half of said Lot to him his Heirs and assigns forever.
Item - I Give to my Son so Called Jeremiah Tallman Rogers the Son of Patience Rogers my Homestead farm with my House and the buildings there on to him his Heirs and assigns forever, and is bounded as followeth Northerly on the land of Benjamin Durfee and Easterly on a pond Southerly partly on that land I bought out of the Estate of Bennet Baley and partly on land in the possession of Isaac Hathaway and like the Northerly half of a swamp lot that is bounded westerly on the pond Northerly on land of David Eddy and easterly on the purchasers way to him his Heirs & assisgns forever
Item - I Gived unto my Granddaughter Ruth Hall a Feather bed and two blankets & two Sheets and a aboster & two pillows and a Coverlid and one cow and a high case of Draws and one Chest & one Silver Spoon.
Item - I Give unto my Grandaughter Sarah Hall one Feather bed the FiXX part wollen and part linen.
Item - I Give to my Daughters Mary Cook wife of Joseph Cook five shillings.
Item - I Give to my Son in law Samuel Slocum fifteen shillings to be Equally Divided between mt three Granddaughters in lieu of the Right my Daughter Patience had
Item - – Furthemore I Give to my son Stephen Tallman one Silver Spoon and my Fustian coat with the button thereon, and also my Devon XXeaX XXXX coat my biggest Iron bed and half of my sheep and my ovel Table and all my money bills bonds Notes and book Debts whatsoever and wheresoever the same may be found
Item - – Furthermore I Give unto my son so called Jeremiah Tallman Rogers son of Patience Rogers all my stock and Household goods and Manable Estate of what name and nature whatsoever Except what I have heretofore given away and also half a Dozen of Silver Teaspoons and one Large Spoon
Lastly I do hereby Nominate Constutute and appoint my son Stephen Tallman my only and sole Executor to this my last will and Testament and I do hereby utterly Disallow Revoak and Disannull all and Every other to be my Last will and Testament In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day year XXXX above written
Signed Sealed Published Pronounced and Declared
By the Said Peter Tallman to be his last will and
Testament in Presence of us
Abner Durfee (signature)
Lydia Durfee (signature)
Benj Hambly (signature)
Peter Tallman (seal and signature)
Newport} at Tiverton on the 2nd day of June 1783 the above and before written was exhibited Xn Town Council was proved & approved Lydia Durfee & Benjamin Hambly two of the witnesses being engaged according to Law testify and say that they saw the above named Peter Tallman sign seal and declare the before written to be his last will and Testament and in the presence of Abner Durfee they set their hands as witnesses thereto and that the said Peter was at the that time in his perfect mind and memory according to the best of their understanding Taken in presence of Council
Joesph Taber (signature) President "
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