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Note: Charles Tingley was a great grandson of Jared Tingley.
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Note: Enlisted in Union Army at Kendallville, Indiana 10 Oct 1863.
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Page: North West, North West post office; p. 15 (penned), 146 (stamped); dwelling 106, family 106; Warren Tingley; accessed; 31 July 2011
Note: Living in father's household, age 23, day laborer, born Iowa.
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Page: York Township No. 8; p. 322 (penned); dwelling 690, family 690; Warring Tingley; accessed; 31 July 2011
Note: Living in father's household, age 3, born Iowa.
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Note: Gave death date as 13 Sep 1922.
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Page: n.p.
Note: W. L. Tingley was described as "our friend and fellowcitizen." This edition came out on Friday. W. L. Tingley passed away the previous Monday night after a thrree-year battle trying to recover from influenza. He was 76 years old. His brothers, Jared Tingley of Lamont, Oklahoma, and John Tingley, of Montpelier, Ohio, were notified. Jared arranged for his brother to be buried in Mancos. The American Legion and the Grand Army veterans took care of his body. The funeral service was held at the Odd Fellow Hall and was conducted by the Baptist Church, of which he was a member. W. L. was a veteran of the Civil War. "Mr. Tingley was a good citizen and a kindly, good man, as Mancos people have known him for years, and all who knew him will feel that they have lost a friend."
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Note: Warren Tingley's head stone is a white military marker. Besides his name, his unit is also inscribed on the stone: Co. C 12 Ind. Cav.
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Page: accessed; 3 December 2013; Warren L. Tingley Memorial #7521779
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