Binghamton, N.Y. He m in Sherburne, N.Y. 15 Nov. 1876 with Lulu Medbury, who was b in Buffalo, N.Y 12 April 1858, living 1890 dau. of George and Angeline (Bryant) Medbury. One child
1. Ray Tinker b. in Binghamton, N.Y. 9 May 1886
viii. Thomas Tinker, (twin son of 26) b. 9 March 1812, probably after his father's remobal from Lyme, Conn. to Sherburne, N.Y. d in Harmony N. Y. 8 May 1881, buried in Jamestown, N.Y. He min, Sherburne 8 Sept. 1836 with Helen M Marsh, of that place and had (iii) children.
(i) Merril1 G Tinker (son of 76 ) b in Sherburne N.Y. 26 Nov. 1839: living 1890 in Jamestown, N.Y. He m in Hornellsville, N.Y. 8 Sept. 1868 vith Mary Van Housen and had three children all living in 1890.
1 Herbert Merrill Tinker b. 6 April 1870
2. Charles Thomas Tinker b. 2 March 1873
3. Julia Marsh Tinker b. 6 Nov. 1880
(ii) Charles Strickland Tinker (son of 60) b in Sherburne, N.Y. 27 June 1843, living 1893 in Sharon, Mercer County, Penn and pastor of a Baptist Church there. He m in Corry Penn 14 Nov. 1866, with Helen Rebecca Me Clay, who was b at Spring Creek, Penn. 26 Sept 1847, living 1893, dau. of William and Sarah Angeline (Brown) Me Clay. Having special musical gifts, she has taught both vocal and instrumental music for many years. The Rev. Charles S Tinker has supplied valuable information concerning this tribe of the family He taught school for several years in early life. From 1862 until the fall of 1880, he was in the railroad and other lines of business, giving a little time also to the reading of law. On Sept. 1st 1880, he began to supply the Baptist Church in Greenville Penna The following account has been kindly supplied by the Rev W. W Dewey of Simsville, Penn American. " Charles S Tinker " is a typical His business career taught him how to manage men. Instead of years with the classics of dead Greeks and Hebrews, he had years in special classes with live Greeks and Hebrews and Kelts and Teutons and Yankees. An adept scholar in these branches, and an eager pupil