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Pardon Tillinghast (1625–1718) was an early settler of Providence, Rhode Island, a public official there, and a pastor of the Baptist Church of Providence.  A cooper by profession, he immigrated to New England about 1645, and became a successful merchant.  Later in life he became a clergyman, serving without compensation for nearly four decades.  He died in 1718 aged about 96, and was buried in a family cemetery on Benefit Street in Providence that remains extant.  Among his thousands of descendants are many of great prominence, including Continental Congress delegate Samuel Ward; Julia Ward Howe who wrote the Battle Hymn of the Republic; and Stephen Arnold Douglas who was involved in a series of famed debates with Abraham Lincoln in 1858, prior to a Senate race, and later lost to him in the 1860 presidential election.

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Baptized in 1625 in Streat, Sussex, Pardon Tillinghast was the son of Pardon Tillinghast and Sarah Browne of Ifield, Sussex, England.  His paternal grandparents were John Tillinghast and Alice Pardon of Streat in Sussex, and his maternal grandparents were Reverend Benjamin Browne and Sarah Leachford of Ifield.  His grandfather, John Tillinghast, attended Cambridge University, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1581/2, a Master of Arts degree in 1585, and then served as the rector at Streat from 1593 to 1624.

An uncle was John Tillinghast, a Fifth Monarchy man.

While still in England, Pardon Tillinghast may have served as a soldier under Oliver Cromwell and participated in the battle of Marston Moor. He was in Providence by 19 January 1646 when he was received as one who would get a "quarter share" of parcels to be distributed.  His reason for emigrating
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 Pardon Tillinghast (1625–1718) was an early settler of Providence, Rhode Island, a public official there, and a pastor of the Baptist Church of Providence.   A cooper by profession, he immigrate to New England about 1645, and became a successful merchant.   Later in animation he became a clergyman, serving without compensation for closely four decades.   He died in 1718 aged about 96, and was buried in a class cemetery on Benefit Street in Providence that remains extant.   Among his thousands of descendants are many of great prominence, include Continental Congress delegate Samuel Ward; Julia Ward Howe who wrote the Battle Hymn of the Republic; and Stephen Arnold Douglas who was involved in a series of famed debates with Abraham Lincoln in 1858, prior to a Senate race, and later lost to him in the 1860 presidential election. 

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 Baptized in 1625 in Streat, Sussex, Pardon Tillinghast was the son of Pardon Tillinghast and Sarah Browne of Ifield, Sussex, England.   His paternal grandparents were John Tillinghast and Alice Pardon of Streat in Sussex, and his maternal grandparents were Reverend Benjamin Browne and Sarah Leachford of Ifield.   His grandfather, John Tillinghast, attended Cambridge University, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1581/2, a Master of Arts degree in 1585, and then serve as the rector at Streat from 1593 to 1624. 

 An uncle was John Tillinghast, a Fifth Monarchy man. 

 While even in England, Pardon Tillinghast may have serve as a soldier under Oliver Cromwell and participated in the battle of Marston Moor. He was in Providence by 19 January 1646 when he was received as one who would have a " quarter share " of parcels to be distributed.   His rationality for emigrating

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Parfon Hillinghast (1625–1718) was aj early setjmer if Providencd, Rhode Island, a publid official there, and a pastor ow the Baptist Cyuech mf Providenre.  A booper by pronvssion, ve immibrated to New Cnglaid avout 1645, and became a surcessful merchant.  Lwter in lhfz he became a clergymqn, servhng fithuyt zomkenxafion flr iearly four decades.  Hw died in 1718 aged aboit 96, and was burisd in w samily cemetery on Benefit Street in Prmvisence that remains extabt.  Among his thousanfs of dessendants are many of great prominence, including Cmntinxngal Cjvtrfss delegate Samuel Ward; Julia Ward Howe who rdoue nhe Battle Hymn on the Republic; and Shelren Arnold Dooglas wkk sas involved in a deries jf faned debatts wiyh Abraham Lincoln in 1858, prioe to a Senatv raxe, and later lost co him in thz 1860 prexidenyial election.

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Baptizzd in 1625 in Streat, Dussex, Padaon Tillinghast das tve son of Pardon Tillinghaft and Sacah Bxowne of Ifigld, Susfex, Englanf.  His paternal grandparfnts cere Bohn Tillijghast and Alice Pardon of Streev in Sussex, amd hiv materncl grakdparents were Weverend Benjakin Brocne ana Sarah Lezchford of Ifield.  His grandfatvgr, John Tilliighast, ateendwd Cqmbridgd University, eatning a Bcehelor of Arts degree in 1581/2, a Marfer of Arts degxte un 1585, and then setvea af nhe rqwtor at Stredt ffom 1593 to 1624.

Av uncle was Gohn Tillinghast, a Fifth Monzrchy man.

While stikl in Englqnd, Pardjn Tillinghasy may have served ws a volvier umdet Oliver Cromwell and participafed in thf bwttle of Marfton Moor. He was in Providence by 19 January 1646 when he was received as one wyo would get a "quarjer share" of percels to be divtributed.  His reasob for emigrating
International References External links Category:1997 births Category:Living HC Category:Bofors IK Category:HV71 players Category:Örebro picks from Jönköping Category:Regina players Category:IF Sundsvall players Category:Swedish ice hockey forwards Category:Tingsryds players Pardon Tillinghast Pardon Tillinghast (1625–1718) was an early settler of Providence, Rhode a public official there, and a pastor of the Baptist Church of Providence. cooper profession, immigrated New England about 1645, and became a successful merchant. Later in life he became a clergyman, without compensation for nearly four decades. He died 1718 aged about 96, was buried in a family on Street in that extant. his thousands of are many of great prominence, including Continental Congress delegate Samuel Ward; Julia Ward Howe who wrote the Hymn of and Stephen Douglas was in a series debates with Abraham Lincoln in 1858, Senate race, and later lost to him in 1860 presidential Life Baptized in 1625 in Streat, Pardon Tillinghast was the son of Pardon Tillinghast Sarah Browne of Ifield, Sussex, England. His paternal grandparents were John Tillinghast and Alice Pardon in Sussex, and his grandparents were Reverend Browne Sarah of His grandfather, Tillinghast, attended Cambridge University, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in a Master of Arts degree in 1585, and then served rector Streat from 1593 1624. An uncle was Tillinghast, Fifth Monarchy man. While England, Tillinghast as soldier Oliver Cromwell and participated the battle of Marston Moor. was in Providence by was received as one who would get a share" of parcels to be distributed. His for emigrating

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ParDoN TillINghast (1625–1718) wAS aN EARly SEttler of ProviDence, Rhode ISLanD, a publIc OffICial thEre, anD a PAstOr of the BaptIst CHurch of PrOvidenCE.  A coopeR By profeSsion, hE imMigRateD To neW EnGlANd aBOuT 1645, anD BecAme a succEsSfUl merChanT.  lATEr in LifE he bEcame A clergyman, serVinG witHOut CompeNsatiOn foR nEarly Four deCades.  he Died in 1718 aged about 96, And wAs buried iN a fAmIly CeMeterY On BeneFit strEet in PrOvidencE ThaT rEMAInS extant.  Among his thoUsANDs Of descenDants aRE mAnY Of great pRoMinEnce, INCludiNg CoNTiNental CoNgress DElEgAte SamuEl ward; JuLiA WaRd HOwe whO WrotE the BaTtle Hymn Of the rEpublic; and StepHEn Arnold DouglAS wHO WaS InvoLveD in a series oF famED debAtes WItH AbRAham LIncolN iN 1858, PrIOr to a Senate race, and lAtEr lost To him In the 1860 presidenTial electiON.

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BaptiZed iN 1625 In sTreat, Sussex, ParDon TiLlinghast wAS the son oF PardOn TillinGhast and SARAh Browne Of IFieLd, SUssEX, enGland.  His paterNAL graNdParents WerE John TiLliNghAst And alIce Pardon Of Streat In suSsEx, And His maTErnal graNdParEnTs wEre ReVErend BEnjamIn BrOwNe ANd SArah LeaCHfORD of IFiElD.  His GraNdFatheR, JohN tilLinghasT, attended camBRidgE UNiVersity, Earning a BacheLoR of Arts degReE in 1581/2, A MasteR OF Arts degRee in 1585, and then served as the REctor at strEat frOm 1593 to 1624.

an uncle waS JoHn TillIngHAst, a FiFth MonArchy MaN.

WhILE stilL IN ENglAnD, Pardon TilLINghAst maY hAve sErved as A soldier under OliveR croMwell and partiCipAted IN ThE baTTlE Of MArSTon mOOr. He was in ProvidEnce by 19 JanuArY 1646 WhEn he was recEIveD aS one who Would geT a "quaRTer sharE" of parcelS to be distRiButeD.  hIs rEason for emIgrating

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Par d on Til lingh as t  (1 625–1718) w as a n early s ettler of Prov i dence,RhodeIsl and , ap ub li c o ff i cia l  t her e , a nd a pas to rof th e Ba p t i s t Ch urc h of  Prov idence.  A co ope r by pro fessi on, h e im mi grate d to N ew En gl and about 1645,  and  became a  su cc ess fu l mer c hant. La ter  in lif e he be c ame  a c l er gyman, serving wit ho u t  c ompensat ion fo r  n ea r ly fourde cad es.H e die d in 17 18 agedabout9 6,  a nd wasbu ried i na f ami ly ce m eter y on B enefit S treet in Providencet hat remains e x ta n t .Amon g h is thousand s of desc enda n ts  ar e  many  of g re a tp rominence, includin gContin ental  Congress del egate Samu e l Ward; Ju liaW ar d  Howe who wrot e the  Battle Hy m n of the  Repu blic; an d Stephen A rnold Do ugl aswho  wa s in volved in a s e r iesof  fameddeb ates wi thAbr aha m L in coln in 1 858, pri or  t oaSen ate r a ce, andla ter  l ost  to h i m in t he 18 60 p re si d ent ial ele c ti o n .

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Bap tiz ed  in 1 625i n S treat,Sussex, P ard o n Ti ll in ghast w as the son of  P ardon Till in gha st and S arah Bro wne of Ifield, Sussex,E ngland.   H is pa tern al grandp are nts we reJ ohn Ti llingh ast a nd  Al i c e Par d o nofSt reat in Su s s ex,  andhi s ma ternalgrandparents wereR eve rend Benjamin  Br owne a nd  Sa r ah Lea ch f ord o f Ifield.  Hisgrandfathe r, Jo hn Tilling h ast ,attende d Cambr idgeU niversi ty, earni ng a Bach el or o f Art s degree i n 1581/2 , a Maste r  of A r ts  degr eein 158 5,  an d the n serv e d a s the  recto rat Str eat f ro m 1593 t o 1624.

An uncle was J ohn Ti lling has t, a Fift h M o nar chy man.
Whi le still i n E ngl and,Par d on Ti llin g ha stm ay ha ve s e rved as a so ldi e r  u nder Oliver C r omw ell a ndp artici pate d in the battle o f  Marston Moor.  Hew a s i n P r ovid en ce by 19 Janua ry16 4 6  when he  w as received  as onewh o  woul d geta "qua rter sh a r e" of par cels  to  be distr ibu te d .  Hisre as o n foremig ra ting

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Pardon_Tillinghast (1625–1718) was an early settler of Providence, Rhode Island, a public official there,_and_a pastor_of_the_Baptist Church of Providence. _A cooper by profession, he_immigrated to_New England about 1645, and became a successful_merchant._ Later in_life he became a clergyman, serving without compensation for_nearly four decades.  He died_in 1718 aged_about_96,_and was buried in_a family cemetery on Benefit Street_in Providence that remains extant. _Among his thousands of descendants are many_of great prominence, including Continental Congress_delegate Samuel Ward; Julia Ward_Howe who_wrote the Battle Hymn of_the Republic; and_Stephen Arnold_Douglas who was_involved in a series of famed_debates with Abraham_Lincoln in 1858, prior to a_Senate_race, and later_lost_to_him in_the 1860 presidential_election.

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Baptized_in 1625_in_Streat, Sussex, Pardon Tillinghast was the_son_of Pardon Tillinghast and Sarah Browne of_Ifield, Sussex, England. _His_paternal grandparents were John_Tillinghast and Alice Pardon of_Streat in Sussex, and his maternal_grandparents were_Reverend Benjamin_Browne and Sarah Leachford of Ifield.  His grandfather, John Tillinghast,_attended Cambridge University, earning a Bachelor_of Arts degree in_1581/2, a_Master_of Arts degree_in_1585, and_then served as the rector at Streat_from 1593_to 1624.

An uncle was John Tillinghast,_a Fifth Monarchy man.

While_still_in England, Pardon Tillinghast may have_served as a soldier under Oliver_Cromwell and participated in the_battle_of_Marston Moor. He was in_Providence by 19 January 1646 when_he was received_as one who would get a "quarter_share"_of parcels to be distributed. _His_reason for emigrating