Jean Tonnelé (1768-1846)

"John Tonnele" emigrated from France to New York

He came from France and established a large glove store on Pearl Street. He afterwards entered the wool business with his son and son-in-law as Tonnele & Hall. In 1846, they were reckoned to be the most extensive wool dealers in the country and he died worth $500,000.

Spouse (1)

Rebecca (Waterbury) Tonnelé

Mrs Rebecca (Waterbury) Tonnelé

1761-1858

Children (2)

Susan (Tonnelé) Hall

Mrs Susan (Tonnelé) Hall

1806-1884

John Tonnelé

Wool Merchant, of Tonnelé & Hall, and New Jersey State Senator

1807-1852