Person:Michael Tullis (13)

Watchers
Michael Ezra Tullis
b.Feb 1756 New Jersey
  1. Sarah TullisAbt 1748 -
  2. Catherine TullisBet 1748 & 1749 - Abt 1804
  3. Moses TullisAbt 1750 - Abt 1817
  4. Mary Elizabeth Tullis1752 -
  5. Aaron Tullis1753 - 1840
  6. Jonathan TullisAbt 1755 - Bef 1826
  7. Michael Ezra Tullis1756 - 1832
  8. Thomas TullisAbt 1757 -
  9. David Tullis1761 -
  10. John Tullis1762 - 1840
  11. Marium Tullis1766 - 1806
  12. Samuel Tullis1767 -
  13. Joel Tullis1769 - Bef 1824
  14. Amos Tullis1772 - 1861
  15. William Tullis1774 -
  16. Isaac TullisAbt 1775 -
  • HMichael Ezra Tullis1756 - 1832
  • WMary HumphriesBet 1756 & 1760 - Abt 1790
m. 1778
  1. Aaron TullisBet 1778 & 1790 -
  2. John L. TullisBet 1778 & 1790 -
  3. Minnie TullisBet 1778 & 1790 -
  4. Jesse H. TullisAbt 1780 - 1835
  5. Mary Tullis1786 -
m. 24 Jun 1791
  1. Moses B. Tullis1792 - 1805
  2. Thomas Barber Tullis1794 - 1850
  3. Samuel Leonard Tullis1796 - 1878
  4. Jonathan Tullis1798 - 1836
  5. David Jesse Tullis1800 - 1873
  6. Isaac Tullis1802 - 1862
  7. Aaron W. Tullis1804 -
  8. Mary Ann Tullis1807 -
  9. Margaret TullisAbt 1809 -
  10. Nancy TullisAbt 1812 -
  11. Maria Winfrey TullisAbt 1814 -
  12. Moses W. Tullis1817 - Aft 1880
Facts and Events
Name Michael Ezra Tullis
Gender Male
Birth? Feb 1756 New Jersey
Marriage 1778 Bath Co., VA (now WV)to Mary Humphries
Marriage 24 Jun 1791 Bath Co., VA (now WV)to Elizabeth Jones
Occupation? Revolution
Death? 2 Mar 1832 Franklin Co., Springfield Twp., IN
Burial[1] Franklin Co., Springfield Twp., IN

MICHAEL TULLIS enlisted in Berkeley Co., VA (later W.VA), in June,1775, shortly after the battle of BunkerHill, in Capt. Hugh Stephensons Virginia Rifle Company, marched from Shepherdstown, VA (later W.VA), to Boston, and served one year: He re-enlisted in 1776, for three more years and served in Capt. Daniel Culp's "Company "8" Virginia Regiment, and in Col. William Darke's Virginia Regiment: During the last year of his service, he was a member of Capt. Livingston's famed LIFE GUARDS, assigned to protect GENERAL GEORGE WASHINGTON. He served in the battles of Staten Island, Brandywine, and Germantown. During this service, he broke his arm, but no details nor the date of this incident have been found.

MICHAEL TULLIS was allowed pension on his application executed Sept.19, 1827, at which time he was a resident of Franklin Co., IN, where he had lived seven years. In 1830, he moved to the state of Ohio. Sometime during the next year or so, he moved back to IN. He died March 2, 1832, in Franklin Co., IN.

He married in 1791, in Bath Co., VA (later W.VA), Elizabeth Jones. The marriage bond was dated in Bath Co., VA as of June 24, 1791. The date and place of birth of Elizabeth and the names of her parents are not stated.

MICHAEL was the father of eighteen children according to a statement made by him on Sept. 9, 1827 at the Circuit Court in Franklin IN.

MICHAEL migrated to Warren Co., Ohio. SOURCE:TULLIS TRACER VOL1, No1

1830 Franklin Co., IN census males: females: under 5 2 under 5 1 10-15 1 5-10 1 20-30 1 10-15 2 30-40 1 20-30 1 70-80 1 Michael(76) 50-60 1 Elizabeth(59)

Although he is commonly identified as Michael Ezra Tullis in many secondary sources, I have not been able to find a primary source that shows a middle name for him. And middle names were not particularly common in his time.

References
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    Footnote: Franklin County Courthouse, West entrance, 401 Main St., Brookville, Franklin Co., IN...DAR marker placed in 1939 by Twin Forks Chapter, IN..SOURCE: Archive Office DAR library in DC _FOOT: Franklin County Courthouse, West entrance, 401 Main St., Brookville, Franklin Co., IN...DAR marker placed in 1939 by Twin Forks Chapter, IN..SOURCE: Archive Office DAR library in DC