Samuel Tingley
- Born: 1740, New York City NY
- Marriage (1): Susannah Margretta Clem on 6 Nov 1767 in New York City NY
- Died: Jan 1800, Philadelphia PA
General notes:
Silversmith
Events in his life were:




- He worked in 1760-1796 as a gold- and silversmith in New York City NY 4

- Example: Sugar bowl, circa 1765, in Museum of the City of New York. H: 5"
d: 37/8"
wt: 7 3/4 oz
Engraved with Kip family crest and K over I + C for Jacobus and Catherina (Kip) Kip. 28

- Example: Tankard, circa 1765-1770, in Metropolitan Museum of Art. H: 7 15/16"
d: 6 3/16" (of base)
wt: 48 oz, 2 dwt
Engraved on body BCT in a shield surrounded by bright-cut border of ribbon-tied drapery swags for Benjamin and Catherine Thurston.
- Advertised: New York Mercury, on 11 May 1767, in New York City NY. "Removed from his Shop in the Fly, to the Rotten-Row, where he continues his Business, in 1767. The Shop he left is to Let." 4

- Example: Cann, circa 1770, in Henry Luce III Center for the Study of American Culture. H: 9 1/4
d: 5" (base)
Engraved P S V R for Philip Schuyler Van Rensselaer.

- Example: Creamer, circa 1770, in Private Collection. H: 4 1/2"
l: 6 1/4"
wt: 6 1/4 oz.
- He worked after 1796 as a gold- and silversmith in Philadelphia PA listed in city directory as a goldsmith. 4
Samuel married Susannah Margretta Clem on 6 Nov 1767 in New York City NY. (Susannah Margretta Clem was born about 1747 in New York City NY.)
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