Amos TOLLES

Birth:
Chr:
Feb 1744
Woodbridge, New Haven, Connecticut
Death:
Dec 1805
Bennington, Genessee, New York
Marriage:
1 Apr 1765
New Milford, Litchfield, Connecticut
Father:
Blocked
Mother:
Blocked
Sources:
Universal Genealogy, ALIAS: 4841-437, GENDB
Ancestral File - v.4.19
Pedigree Resource File
Ancestry World Tree
New.familysearch.org, May 2010
Tolles Research - http://wyoming.bettysgenealogy.org/ben-rev.htm
Familysearch.org/FamilyTree
Notes:
                   MILITARY:
    Soldier in the French and Indian War, served for Connecticut.  Served in the 17th Albany County militia during the Revolutionary War.

CHILDREN:
    Many of the children were christened on the same date, and their exact birthdates are unknown.  The approximate birth dates for the children may be adjusted based on future research.

HISTORICAL NOTES:
    Information on residence, children, and military service included in notes, retrieved from http://wyoming.bettysgenealogy.org/ben-rev.htm


AMOS TOLLES * 1740 - 1805; BURIED IN FOREST HILL CEMETERY, ATTICA
Amos was the son of Ebenezer and Sarah Sperry Tolles. He was baptized in Woodbridge, CT in February 1744. He was a soldier in the French and Indian War where he served for the state of Connecticut. On April 1, 1765 he married (Mrs.?) Elizabeth Cummins in New Milford, CT. They moved to Canaan and Durham, NY with their children Amos (born May 24, 1766), David, John (born May 16, 1770) who married Catherine Sibley, Samuel, Nathan, Chloe, Anna Mary who married John Eddy, Rachel, and Betsey who married Elijah Day. Amos enlisted with his son Amos in the 17th Albany County militia during the Revolutionary War. They served in Captain Elijah Bostwick's company of Colonel W. B. Whiting's regiment.
In about 1802, some of his children decided to move to the frontier to what is now Bennington, NY. Amos was the first white man to die in the town of Bennington in early December 1805, possibly while visiting his children. Another tradition has it that he was an early settler of Bennington. He was originally buried on a knoll in East Bennington. He was re-interred in 1879 in the Tolles family plot in Attica by his grandson, James Sibley Tolles, who also had Amos' grave marked as a soldier of the Revolutionary War. Source: The Tolles Family genealogy by James Norton.
                  
Elizabeth CUMMINS
Birth:
7 Aug 1748
Thompson, Windham, Connecticut
Death:
Aft 1805
Durham, Greene, New York
Children
Marriage
1
Birth:
Abt 1766
of Litchfield, Connecticut
Death:
Marr:
29 Nov 1773
Goshen, Litchfield, Connecticu 
2
Birth:
14 Jul 1768
Durham, Greene, New York
Death:
1 Nov 1825
Bennington, Wyoming, New York
3
Birth:
16 May 1770
Cannan, Litchfield, Connecticut
Death:
8 Nov 1847
Bennington, Genessee, New York
Marr:
Abt 1797
of Addison, Vermont 
4
Birth:
Abt 1771
Durham, Greene, New York
Death:
5
Birth:
Abt 1772
Durham, Greene, New York
Death:
6
Nathan TOLLES
Birth:
Abt 1774
Durham, Greene, New York
Death:
14 Sep 1815
 
Marr:
 
7
Chloe TOLLES
Birth:
Abt 1776
of Durham, Greene, New York
Death:
 
Marr:
 
8
Birth:
Abt 1779
of Durham, Greene, New York
Death:
9
Birth:
Abt 1780
Durham, Greene, New York
Death:
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Amos Tolles - Elizabeth Cummins

Amos Tolles was christened at Woodbridge, New Haven, Connecticut Feb 1744.

He married Elizabeth Cummins 1 Apr 1765 at New Milford, Litchfield, Connecticut . Elizabeth Cummins was born at Thompson, Windham, Connecticut 7 Aug 1748 daughter of Josiah Cummins and Mehetable Griggs .

They were the parents of 9 children:
Amos Tolles born Abt 1766.
Rachel Tolles born 14 Jul 1768.
John Tolles born 16 May 1770.
David Tolles born Abt 1771.
Samuel Tolles born Abt 1772.
Nathan Tolles born Abt 1774.
Chloe Tolles born Abt 1776.
Anna Mary Tolles born Abt 1779.
Betsey Tolles born Abt 1780.

Amos Tolles died Dec 1805 at Bennington, Genessee, New York .

Elizabeth Cummins died Aft 1805 at Durham, Greene, New York .