Tunis J. Cole, was born 23 August 1777 in Germantown, New York, Columbia County. He was a son of Jacob S. Cole & Eve Minkler. He married Rebecca Meyer 25 September 1798 in Columbia County, New York. He was the father of; Eve (w/o Robert Squires), Tunis (h/o Lucinda Caughnet), Jacob ( of Ephratah, NY), Margaret ( w/o Henry Stalee), Katherine ( w/o James Ercanbrack), John and Elisa Ann Cole.
Tunis Jacobson Cole (also appears as Tunis Iacobsen Cole) died May 26, 1821 in what was then Montgomery County, New York (now Fulton County). In at least one church record (Dutch Reformed) his name is spelled Tones.
Some of his children were baptised in Columbia County and others in Caughnawaga, Montgomery County, New York.
According to at least one record, he was a veteran of the War of 1812.
Tunis Jacobson Cole (also appears as Tunis Iacobsen Cole) died May 26, 1821 in what was then Montgomery County, New York (now Fulton County). In at least one church record (Dutch Reformed) his name is spelled Tones.
Some of his children were baptised in Columbia County and others in Caughnawaga, Montgomery County, New York.
According to at least one record, he was a veteran of the War of 1812.
Tunis J. Cole, was born 23 August 1777 in Germantown, New York, Columbia County. He was a son of Jacob S. Cole & Eve Minkler. He married Rebecca Meyer 25 September 1798 in Columbia County, New York. He was the father of; Eve (w/o Robert Squires), Tunis (h/o Lucinda Caughnet), Jacob ( of Ephratah, NY), Margaret ( w/o Henry Stalee), Katherine ( w/o James Ercanbrack), John and Elisa Ann Cole.
Tunis Jacobson Cole (also appears as Tunis Iacobsen Cole) died May 26, 1821 in what was then Montgomery County, New York (now Fulton County). In at least one church record (Dutch Reformed) his name is spelled Tones.
Some of his children were baptised in Columbia County and others in Caughnawaga, Montgomery County, New York.
According to at least one record, he was a veteran of the War of 1812.
Tunis Jacobson Cole (also appears as Tunis Iacobsen Cole) died May 26, 1821 in what was then Montgomery County, New York (now Fulton County). In at least one church record (Dutch Reformed) his name is spelled Tones.
Some of his children were baptised in Columbia County and others in Caughnawaga, Montgomery County, New York.
According to at least one record, he was a veteran of the War of 1812.
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"In Memory of Tunis J. Cole died May the 26th 1820 aged 43 years 9 months and 3 days" (year of death is incorrect according to his probated Last Will and Testament and several church records)
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