He was first married in 1828, in Alabama, had 7 children, and migrated to Lowndes County, Mississippi in 1836.
He became a wealthy planter…also a widower…and in 1847 married Emily Wallis (born, 1824) 6 children were born of this union.
In 1848, Emily's father, Maj. Joseph Wallis and family migrated to Chappell Hill, Washington County, Texas.
In 1860, Joseph Toland and family (10 children) migrated to Chappell Hill just in time for the 1860 census which listed him as a planter worth $224,000. (in 1999 dollars, that's the equivalent of $4,000,000.). Joseph's son
Albert Wallis Toland (born 1849) attended preparatory classes at Soule University in 1860, and later became a physician.
Joseph Toland died in 1863, and was buried in Chappell Hill's Masonic Cemetery.
He was first married in 1828, in Alabama, had 7 children, and migrated to Lowndes County, Mississippi in 1836.
He became a wealthy planter…also a widower…and in 1847 married Emily Wallis (born, 1824) 6 children were born of this union.
In 1848, Emily's father, Maj. Joseph Wallis and family migrated to Chappell Hill, Washington County, Texas.
In 1860, Joseph Toland and family (10 children) migrated to Chappell Hill just in time for the 1860 census which listed him as a planter worth $224,000. (in 1999 dollars, that's the equivalent of $4,000,000.). Joseph's son
Albert Wallis Toland (born 1849) attended preparatory classes at Soule University in 1860, and later became a physician.
Joseph Toland died in 1863, and was buried in Chappell Hill's Masonic Cemetery.
Inscription
age 58 years, 10 mos, 16 days
Family Members
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John Francis Williamson "JFW" Toland
1828–1909
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Robert Spencer Toland
1831–1862
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James Franklin "Frank" Toland
1834–1881
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Mary Eliza Toland Swearingen
1843–1911
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Dr Albert Wallis Toland
1849–1911
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Emily F "Emma" Toland Justice
1851–1874
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Laura Toland
1853–1874
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Irene Shaffer Toland
1857–1898
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Rebecca Davie Toland
1859–1947
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Joe Dolph "Joe" Toland
1863–1948
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