Brother of Harry Toulmin, Secretary of State of Kentucky and first federal judge in Alabama.
Some family trees show him buried in Spring Hill cemetery because his name is on the marker there but he was not buried here. He died in England.
He married Amy Jane Honeychurch (or Honeycutt) (born 18 MAY 1789 Falmouth, Cornwall, England; died 3 JUN 1823 • near St. Stephens, Washington Co., Alabama; memorial marker at E side of Spring Hill Cemetery, Mobile, Alabama).
Mobile Register and Journal, March 8, 1844, page 2, column 5: Died on Wednesday night, Mrs. Ann Toulmin, consort of J.B. Toulmin, Esq., of this city.
John B. Toulmin owned various properties in the city of Mobile, including at one time what was known as the "Old Spanish Dwelling," called the oldest house in Mobile (circa 1780) at the time it was demolished for the U.S. Government's destructive "Urban Renewal" plan.
He died in England in 1860, although several family trees show his death as 1869 apparently from a misdated newspaper clipping. Many family trees show his death as occurring at Spring Hill, Mobile Co., AL., in 1860 apparently because his name is on the memorial cenotaph marker at Spring Hill Cemetery.
Mobile, AL. Will Book 3, pp. 197-209 Dated 30 July 1855
Will of John B. Toulmin
Mobile Co. Al.
Late of New Orleans, now of Springhill near Mobile, Al.
Executrix - Eliza Y. Toulmin, wife.
Executors - her brother Nathaniel F. Williams of Baltimore, Maryland, gentleman, George Otis Sweet of New Orleans, La., William Henry Saint John, merchant of New Orleans, La., my son Mortin Toulmin.
To my son Mortin Toulmin.
To his sister Agatha M. Toulmin.
Mentioned late Aunt Lucienda Priestly as guardian of late child.
Shares of Capitol Stock of Merchants Insurance Co. of Mobile, Al.
To daughter, Amy Jane Toulmin resident of London, England.
Guardian of Agatha to receive stock in Bank of Mobile.
To wife, Eliza Y. Toulmin.
A parcel and manuscript left by my father with Mr. I.D. Malcelensen and Co., Liverpool, England.
Parcel and manuscript to be delivered to Rev. Robert B. Achland of Baskinfield, near Ashton, that he may draw up a memoir of my father. He can be aided by Joshua Toulmin Smith of Highgate, London, by my sister Sarah Emma Toulmin and Mrs Louisa Peterman of Birmingham.
Policy in Mutual Insurance Co. office in New York.
To my sister Sarah Emma Toulmin, spinster in Edglestion ?, Place, Birmingham, 20 shares of stock in Alabama Life Insurance and Trust Co. Stock in Fectors Press Stock of Mobile. Stock in Bank of Mobile.
To free slaves. The slaves to go to Jamaica, Liberia, or California.
Executors - to make application for emanicaption to General Assembly for their freedom.
2000 acres of land in Canada To daughter Amy Jane Toulmin.
Will to be executed in Liverpool, England.
Witnesses - Herman Stalleverfelt, William Greer, Mc ?, and George Heyland.
Codicil.
To sister, Sarah Emma Toulmin of Birmingham, England 220# Sterling.
To her also stock in Bank of Mobile.
Dated - 2 Feb. 1858
Witnesses - A.R. Manning, John T. Taylor, and E.S. Dorgan.
Dated - 10 Apr. 1860
Approved - 10 Apr. 1860
Recorded - 10 Apr. 1860 - Mobile, Al.
(Montgomery, Alabama) The Daily Confederation, March 30, 1869 (sic) (1860?), p.2:
DEATH OF A FORMER CITIZEN.--We regret to hear of the death, on the 3d inst., at Buxton, (England,) of John B. Toulmin, aged seventy-tw0 years.
Mr. Toulmin was formerly an active merchant in Mobile, and all our older citizens know how highly esteemed he was. He was a man of great sagacity and the purest virtues. He was one of the old-time men at his profession, and did honor to it.--Mobile Tribune."
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915:
Name John Butler Toulmin
Registration Year: 1860
Registration Quarter: Jan-Feb-Mar
Registration district: Altrincham
Parishes for this Registration District: Altrincham
Inferred County: Cheshire
Volume: 8a
Page: 137
John B. Toulmin's son Morton Toulmin married his cousin Frances Helen Toulmin of Mobile, daughter of John B. Toulmin's first cousin Gen. Theophilus Lindsey Toulmin of Toulminville, granddaughter of Judge Harry Toulmin.
Some family trees show him buried in Spring Hill cemetery because his name is on the marker there but he was not buried here. He died in England.
He married Amy Jane Honeychurch (or Honeycutt) (born 18 MAY 1789 Falmouth, Cornwall, England; died 3 JUN 1823 • near St. Stephens, Washington Co., Alabama; memorial marker at E side of Spring Hill Cemetery, Mobile, Alabama).
Mobile Register and Journal, March 8, 1844, page 2, column 5: Died on Wednesday night, Mrs. Ann Toulmin, consort of J.B. Toulmin, Esq., of this city.
John B. Toulmin owned various properties in the city of Mobile, including at one time what was known as the "Old Spanish Dwelling," called the oldest house in Mobile (circa 1780) at the time it was demolished for the U.S. Government's destructive "Urban Renewal" plan.
He died in England in 1860, although several family trees show his death as 1869 apparently from a misdated newspaper clipping. Many family trees show his death as occurring at Spring Hill, Mobile Co., AL., in 1860 apparently because his name is on the memorial cenotaph marker at Spring Hill Cemetery.
Mobile, AL. Will Book 3, pp. 197-209 Dated 30 July 1855
Will of John B. Toulmin
Mobile Co. Al.
Late of New Orleans, now of Springhill near Mobile, Al.
Executrix - Eliza Y. Toulmin, wife.
Executors - her brother Nathaniel F. Williams of Baltimore, Maryland, gentleman, George Otis Sweet of New Orleans, La., William Henry Saint John, merchant of New Orleans, La., my son Mortin Toulmin.
To my son Mortin Toulmin.
To his sister Agatha M. Toulmin.
Mentioned late Aunt Lucienda Priestly as guardian of late child.
Shares of Capitol Stock of Merchants Insurance Co. of Mobile, Al.
To daughter, Amy Jane Toulmin resident of London, England.
Guardian of Agatha to receive stock in Bank of Mobile.
To wife, Eliza Y. Toulmin.
A parcel and manuscript left by my father with Mr. I.D. Malcelensen and Co., Liverpool, England.
Parcel and manuscript to be delivered to Rev. Robert B. Achland of Baskinfield, near Ashton, that he may draw up a memoir of my father. He can be aided by Joshua Toulmin Smith of Highgate, London, by my sister Sarah Emma Toulmin and Mrs Louisa Peterman of Birmingham.
Policy in Mutual Insurance Co. office in New York.
To my sister Sarah Emma Toulmin, spinster in Edglestion ?, Place, Birmingham, 20 shares of stock in Alabama Life Insurance and Trust Co. Stock in Fectors Press Stock of Mobile. Stock in Bank of Mobile.
To free slaves. The slaves to go to Jamaica, Liberia, or California.
Executors - to make application for emanicaption to General Assembly for their freedom.
2000 acres of land in Canada To daughter Amy Jane Toulmin.
Will to be executed in Liverpool, England.
Witnesses - Herman Stalleverfelt, William Greer, Mc ?, and George Heyland.
Codicil.
To sister, Sarah Emma Toulmin of Birmingham, England 220# Sterling.
To her also stock in Bank of Mobile.
Dated - 2 Feb. 1858
Witnesses - A.R. Manning, John T. Taylor, and E.S. Dorgan.
Dated - 10 Apr. 1860
Approved - 10 Apr. 1860
Recorded - 10 Apr. 1860 - Mobile, Al.
(Montgomery, Alabama) The Daily Confederation, March 30, 1869 (sic) (1860?), p.2:
DEATH OF A FORMER CITIZEN.--We regret to hear of the death, on the 3d inst., at Buxton, (England,) of John B. Toulmin, aged seventy-tw0 years.
Mr. Toulmin was formerly an active merchant in Mobile, and all our older citizens know how highly esteemed he was. He was a man of great sagacity and the purest virtues. He was one of the old-time men at his profession, and did honor to it.--Mobile Tribune."
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915:
Name John Butler Toulmin
Registration Year: 1860
Registration Quarter: Jan-Feb-Mar
Registration district: Altrincham
Parishes for this Registration District: Altrincham
Inferred County: Cheshire
Volume: 8a
Page: 137
John B. Toulmin's son Morton Toulmin married his cousin Frances Helen Toulmin of Mobile, daughter of John B. Toulmin's first cousin Gen. Theophilus Lindsey Toulmin of Toulminville, granddaughter of Judge Harry Toulmin.
Brother of Harry Toulmin, Secretary of State of Kentucky and first federal judge in Alabama.
Some family trees show him buried in Spring Hill cemetery because his name is on the marker there but he was not buried here. He died in England.
He married Amy Jane Honeychurch (or Honeycutt) (born 18 MAY 1789 Falmouth, Cornwall, England; died 3 JUN 1823 • near St. Stephens, Washington Co., Alabama; memorial marker at E side of Spring Hill Cemetery, Mobile, Alabama).
Mobile Register and Journal, March 8, 1844, page 2, column 5: Died on Wednesday night, Mrs. Ann Toulmin, consort of J.B. Toulmin, Esq., of this city.
John B. Toulmin owned various properties in the city of Mobile, including at one time what was known as the "Old Spanish Dwelling," called the oldest house in Mobile (circa 1780) at the time it was demolished for the U.S. Government's destructive "Urban Renewal" plan.
He died in England in 1860, although several family trees show his death as 1869 apparently from a misdated newspaper clipping. Many family trees show his death as occurring at Spring Hill, Mobile Co., AL., in 1860 apparently because his name is on the memorial cenotaph marker at Spring Hill Cemetery.
Mobile, AL. Will Book 3, pp. 197-209 Dated 30 July 1855
Will of John B. Toulmin
Mobile Co. Al.
Late of New Orleans, now of Springhill near Mobile, Al.
Executrix - Eliza Y. Toulmin, wife.
Executors - her brother Nathaniel F. Williams of Baltimore, Maryland, gentleman, George Otis Sweet of New Orleans, La., William Henry Saint John, merchant of New Orleans, La., my son Mortin Toulmin.
To my son Mortin Toulmin.
To his sister Agatha M. Toulmin.
Mentioned late Aunt Lucienda Priestly as guardian of late child.
Shares of Capitol Stock of Merchants Insurance Co. of Mobile, Al.
To daughter, Amy Jane Toulmin resident of London, England.
Guardian of Agatha to receive stock in Bank of Mobile.
To wife, Eliza Y. Toulmin.
A parcel and manuscript left by my father with Mr. I.D. Malcelensen and Co., Liverpool, England.
Parcel and manuscript to be delivered to Rev. Robert B. Achland of Baskinfield, near Ashton, that he may draw up a memoir of my father. He can be aided by Joshua Toulmin Smith of Highgate, London, by my sister Sarah Emma Toulmin and Mrs Louisa Peterman of Birmingham.
Policy in Mutual Insurance Co. office in New York.
To my sister Sarah Emma Toulmin, spinster in Edglestion ?, Place, Birmingham, 20 shares of stock in Alabama Life Insurance and Trust Co. Stock in Fectors Press Stock of Mobile. Stock in Bank of Mobile.
To free slaves. The slaves to go to Jamaica, Liberia, or California.
Executors - to make application for emanicaption to General Assembly for their freedom.
2000 acres of land in Canada To daughter Amy Jane Toulmin.
Will to be executed in Liverpool, England.
Witnesses - Herman Stalleverfelt, William Greer, Mc ?, and George Heyland.
Codicil.
To sister, Sarah Emma Toulmin of Birmingham, England 220# Sterling.
To her also stock in Bank of Mobile.
Dated - 2 Feb. 1858
Witnesses - A.R. Manning, John T. Taylor, and E.S. Dorgan.
Dated - 10 Apr. 1860
Approved - 10 Apr. 1860
Recorded - 10 Apr. 1860 - Mobile, Al.
(Montgomery, Alabama) The Daily Confederation, March 30, 1869 (sic) (1860?), p.2:
DEATH OF A FORMER CITIZEN.--We regret to hear of the death, on the 3d inst., at Buxton, (England,) of John B. Toulmin, aged seventy-tw0 years.
Mr. Toulmin was formerly an active merchant in Mobile, and all our older citizens know how highly esteemed he was. He was a man of great sagacity and the purest virtues. He was one of the old-time men at his profession, and did honor to it.--Mobile Tribune."
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915:
Name John Butler Toulmin
Registration Year: 1860
Registration Quarter: Jan-Feb-Mar
Registration district: Altrincham
Parishes for this Registration District: Altrincham
Inferred County: Cheshire
Volume: 8a
Page: 137
John B. Toulmin's son Morton Toulmin married his cousin Frances Helen Toulmin of Mobile, daughter of John B. Toulmin's first cousin Gen. Theophilus Lindsey Toulmin of Toulminville, granddaughter of Judge Harry Toulmin.
Some family trees show him buried in Spring Hill cemetery because his name is on the marker there but he was not buried here. He died in England.
He married Amy Jane Honeychurch (or Honeycutt) (born 18 MAY 1789 Falmouth, Cornwall, England; died 3 JUN 1823 • near St. Stephens, Washington Co., Alabama; memorial marker at E side of Spring Hill Cemetery, Mobile, Alabama).
Mobile Register and Journal, March 8, 1844, page 2, column 5: Died on Wednesday night, Mrs. Ann Toulmin, consort of J.B. Toulmin, Esq., of this city.
John B. Toulmin owned various properties in the city of Mobile, including at one time what was known as the "Old Spanish Dwelling," called the oldest house in Mobile (circa 1780) at the time it was demolished for the U.S. Government's destructive "Urban Renewal" plan.
He died in England in 1860, although several family trees show his death as 1869 apparently from a misdated newspaper clipping. Many family trees show his death as occurring at Spring Hill, Mobile Co., AL., in 1860 apparently because his name is on the memorial cenotaph marker at Spring Hill Cemetery.
Mobile, AL. Will Book 3, pp. 197-209 Dated 30 July 1855
Will of John B. Toulmin
Mobile Co. Al.
Late of New Orleans, now of Springhill near Mobile, Al.
Executrix - Eliza Y. Toulmin, wife.
Executors - her brother Nathaniel F. Williams of Baltimore, Maryland, gentleman, George Otis Sweet of New Orleans, La., William Henry Saint John, merchant of New Orleans, La., my son Mortin Toulmin.
To my son Mortin Toulmin.
To his sister Agatha M. Toulmin.
Mentioned late Aunt Lucienda Priestly as guardian of late child.
Shares of Capitol Stock of Merchants Insurance Co. of Mobile, Al.
To daughter, Amy Jane Toulmin resident of London, England.
Guardian of Agatha to receive stock in Bank of Mobile.
To wife, Eliza Y. Toulmin.
A parcel and manuscript left by my father with Mr. I.D. Malcelensen and Co., Liverpool, England.
Parcel and manuscript to be delivered to Rev. Robert B. Achland of Baskinfield, near Ashton, that he may draw up a memoir of my father. He can be aided by Joshua Toulmin Smith of Highgate, London, by my sister Sarah Emma Toulmin and Mrs Louisa Peterman of Birmingham.
Policy in Mutual Insurance Co. office in New York.
To my sister Sarah Emma Toulmin, spinster in Edglestion ?, Place, Birmingham, 20 shares of stock in Alabama Life Insurance and Trust Co. Stock in Fectors Press Stock of Mobile. Stock in Bank of Mobile.
To free slaves. The slaves to go to Jamaica, Liberia, or California.
Executors - to make application for emanicaption to General Assembly for their freedom.
2000 acres of land in Canada To daughter Amy Jane Toulmin.
Will to be executed in Liverpool, England.
Witnesses - Herman Stalleverfelt, William Greer, Mc ?, and George Heyland.
Codicil.
To sister, Sarah Emma Toulmin of Birmingham, England 220# Sterling.
To her also stock in Bank of Mobile.
Dated - 2 Feb. 1858
Witnesses - A.R. Manning, John T. Taylor, and E.S. Dorgan.
Dated - 10 Apr. 1860
Approved - 10 Apr. 1860
Recorded - 10 Apr. 1860 - Mobile, Al.
(Montgomery, Alabama) The Daily Confederation, March 30, 1869 (sic) (1860?), p.2:
DEATH OF A FORMER CITIZEN.--We regret to hear of the death, on the 3d inst., at Buxton, (England,) of John B. Toulmin, aged seventy-tw0 years.
Mr. Toulmin was formerly an active merchant in Mobile, and all our older citizens know how highly esteemed he was. He was a man of great sagacity and the purest virtues. He was one of the old-time men at his profession, and did honor to it.--Mobile Tribune."
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915:
Name John Butler Toulmin
Registration Year: 1860
Registration Quarter: Jan-Feb-Mar
Registration district: Altrincham
Parishes for this Registration District: Altrincham
Inferred County: Cheshire
Volume: 8a
Page: 137
John B. Toulmin's son Morton Toulmin married his cousin Frances Helen Toulmin of Mobile, daughter of John B. Toulmin's first cousin Gen. Theophilus Lindsey Toulmin of Toulminville, granddaughter of Judge Harry Toulmin.
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