Amanda

Hugh and Sibella Tinnin had issue:
William
Hugh, Jr., b. 1786, Davidson Co., Tenn., m. Elizabeth Harris (dau. of James of Lincoln Co., Ga.) 30 Jan. 1814 in Cape Girardeau, Mo.; d. 1840 Izard Co., Ark.
Azariah (named for Sibella's brother), b. 1790, Tenn., m. Susannah Yount on 3 Feb. 1817 in Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Lawrence, (named for Sibella's father) d. 1821 Lawrence Co., Ark. m. Elizabeth Allen
Thomas, m. Nancy Allen
John, m. Elizabeth Moore
Lemuel, m. Elizabeth Walton
Jane, m. Richard Harrison
Sarah, m. Andrew Allen
Possibly others.

Land Grants of St. Stephens, Alabama Territory, Hugh and Azariah Tinnin received a grant in Washington Co. in 1808.

It wasn't long before Hugh, Jr. and his brother moved up to Cape Girardeau, Missouri. He married Elizabeth Harris 30 January, 1814 in Cape Giradeau, Mo.(Marriage Lisence Bk. A. #109) She was the daughter of James and Sally Farrar Bibb Harris. James died in Lincoln Co., Ga. in 1804 (will dated 1803).

Missouri didn't become a territory until 1812. It wasn't until 1815 that the Treaty was signed with the Indians. In 1820, Hugh and Elizabeth moved to Lawrence County, Arkansas, (later Independence Co.) where Hugh became one of the first members of the Arkansas State Legislature. He also petitioned for, and got, one of the first, if not THE first, mail routes in Arkansas. It was probably while serving on the State Legislature that he met Maj. Jake Wolf, whose daughter, Amanda, married Azariah, son of Hugh.

Independence Co., Ark., Deed Book B., pp. 486 and 527, 1827, Hugh Tinnin and Elizabeth, his wife, joint deed.
Lawrence Tinnin, deceased, Hugh Tinnin, administrator, 1821 1826, Independence Co., Ark., Abraham Tinnin, dec.; Hugh Tinnin, administrator.
Lawrence Tinnin, Independence Co., Ark., estate (apparently transfered from Lawrence Co.). Expenses shown by Hugh Tinnin, admr., for maintaining children and expenses of sale in Lawrence Co., 1823. Release of Jason Allen and Jessee Yount, "heirs by intermarriage with heirs" of Lawrence Tinnin, dec., and Abraham Tinnin, dec., 1825.

Hugh Tinnin gdn. of Lawrence Tinnin, 1826, and Abraham Tinnin, over 14, in 1823, both shown as heirs in 1827. Hugh Tinnin guardian of John Tinnin, over 14, 1829, Independence Co., Ark..Lawrence Tinnin, minor, bond of Hugh Tinnin, 11-12-26, Independence Co., Ark..
Deed Record B., pg. 313.
Hugh Tinnin, Jr died in Izard County in 1840.

Azariah Tinnin was a very active Mason and helped established the first Masonic Lodge west of the Mississippi. The Adams Masonic Lodge #164, Norfolk, Arkansas was chartered Nov. 7, 1861 by 20 charter members, including Azariah Tinnin, who was elected Secretary.
Shortly after the Civil War, Azariah and Amanda, along with their family, moved to Salado, Texas. Azariah had Tinnin cousins who settled this area. (one cousin, Jeramiah Tinnin had gone there with Robertson's Colony.) Azariah had a general merchandise store just across the street from the Old Stage Coach Inn in Salado. He was also a blacksmith, and a "jack of all trades", which he picked up from his father and father-in-law, Jacob Wolf, no doubt. When he moved to Salado, one of his first actions was to join the Masons in Texas.

See also Amanda Wolf