Saturday,
May 15, 2004
This work is actually that of a few of us
(John Skeehan, David Teed, Heather and myself) working on the Tinker lines of
Campobello Island. Who this David
Tinker relates to is a bit of a mystery still, however, I am starting to
suspect that he is the youngest child of David Tinker, brother of William
Tinker, who in 1808 files a land petition and notes in that that he is the
father of five children all born on Campobello Island. If that is the case, then these children are
also descendant’s of a “daughter of a member of the 74th
Highlanders” who had settled on the Island.
I suspect that individual below could be the first son of that David
Tinker – however that has not been proven as of yet.
Also, where things are speculative, that
has been noted. I do not change the
sources – so if something was later proven to be different, you will see that
as a subsequent source for that event.
I do this in order to ensure that others don’t have to trace down the
same trail only to “discover” that which I have done – as well as allowing
those that do find new information to help me understand how it all fits
in! Ah, but to find a detailed bible
for this family somewhere…it’s out there I know.
If there is something wrong in the
materials below, please do not hesitate to contact me at rodfleck@olypen.com
Rod Fleck
Forks, WA
Descendants
of David Tinker
Generation
No. 1
1. DAVID1
TINKER was born Bet. 1809 - 1812 in Campobello,
Charlotte, NB1,2,3, and died Bef. 1891. He married (1) FRANCES
PATTERSON 10 December 18304. She was born 1814, and died 15 January 1847
in Campobello, Charlotte, New Brunswick5. He married (2) SOPHIA
WENTWORTH 30 November 1845 in Eastport, Washington,
Maine6. She was born
18 June 18197.
More About DAVID
TINKER:
1881 Census: Campobello, Charlotte, NB8
More About FRANCES
PATTERSON:
Burial: January 1847, Campobello,
Charlotte, New Brunswick
More About DAVID
TINKER and FRANCES
PATTERSON:
Marriage: 10 December 18309
More About SOPHIA
WENTWORTH:
1891 Census: Campobello, Charlotte, NB10
More About DAVID
TINKER and SOPHIA
WENTWORTH:
Marriage: 30 November 1845, Eastport,
Washington, Maine11
Children of DAVID
TINKER and FRANCES
PATTERSON are:
2. i. DAVID2
TINKER, b. 1833, Campobello, Charlotte, NB; d.
Bef. 1871.
3. ii. WILLIAM
TINKER, b. Abt. 1835; d. 04 March 1876,
Campobello, Charlotte, NB.
iii. FRANCES
TINKER, b. 183712,13; m. JEREMIAH
BROWN, 03 April 1864, Campobello Island,
Charlotte, NB14.
More
About JEREMIAH BROWN
and FRANCES TINKER:
Marriage:
03 April 1864, Campobello Island, Charlotte, NB14
4. iv. STEPHEN
TINKER, b. 27 June 1841, Campobello, Charlotte,
NB.
v. GEORGE
TINKER, b. 184215,16; d. 03 March
1865, Campobello, Charlotte, New Brunswick17; m. EMMA
MITCHEL,
28 July 1863, Eastport, Washington,
Maine18.
More
About GEORGE TINKER:
Burial:
March 1865, Campobello, Charlotte, New Brunswick
More
About GEORGE TINKER
and EMMA MITCHEL:
Marriage:
28 July 1863, Eastport, Washington, Maine18
Generation
No. 2
2. DAVID2
TINKER (DAVID1)
was born 1833 in Campobello, Charlotte, NB19,20, and died
Bef. 1871. He married SARAH
SEARLES 21 December 1854 in Eastport, Washington,
Maine21, daughter of NATHAN
SEARLES and MARY. She was born 183922.
More About DAVID
TINKER and SARAH
SEARLES:
Marriage: 21 December 1854, Eastport,
Washington, Maine23
Children of DAVID
TINKER and SARAH
SEARLES are:
i. PORTIA3
TINKER, b. 185624.
5. ii. JAMES
E. TINKER,
b. 1860.
iii. EVERETT
TINKER, b. 186225.
6. iv. DAVID
TINKER, b. May 1867.
v. FLORENCE
TINKER, b. 1874, Maine26,27.
3. WILLIAM2
TINKER (DAVID1)
was born Abt. 183528,29, and died 04 March 1876 in
Campobello, Charlotte, NB30.
He married ADELINE LUDLOW
05 January 1857 in Campobello Island, Charlotte, NB31,32,
daughter of WILLIAM LUDLOW
and ELIZA WILSON. She was born 183833,34,
and died 191335.
More About ADELINE
LUDLOW:
1881 Census: Campobello, Charlotte, NB36
1891 Census: Campobello, Charlotte, NB37
More About WILLIAM
TINKER and ADELINE
LUDLOW:
Marriage: 05 January 1857, Campobello
Island, Charlotte, NB38,39
Children of WILLIAM
TINKER and ADELINE
LUDLOW are:
i. DAVID3
TINKER, b. 186140; d. 25 March
1879, Bliss Harbor, N.B.41,42.
7. ii. JOHN
TINKER, b. 09 March 1867; d. 30 August 1979.
8. iii. GEORGE
WILLIAM TINKER,
b. 11 June 1864; d. 07 September 1947, St. John, New Brunswick.
9. iv. NELSON
TINKER, b. 1867, Campobello, Charlotte, NB.
v. BALDWIN
TINKER, b. 187043.
vi. SOPHIA
LUDLOW TINKER,
b. 06 November 1872, Wilson's Beach, Campobello, Charlotte, NB44,45;
m. WILLIAM CLINE,
07 January 1892, Eastport, Washington, Maine46; b. 1866,
Campobello, Charlotte, NB46.
More About WILLIAM
CLINE and SOPHIA
TINKER:
Marriage: 07 January 1892, Eastport, Washington,
Maine46
10. vii. ANNIE
AURELIA TINKER,
b. 1873, Campobello, Charlotte, NB; d. Campobello, Charlotte, NB.
viii. WILLIE
TINKER, b. Abt. May 187647; d.
08 March 1882, Campobello, Charlotte, NB48.
4. STEPHEN2
TINKER (DAVID1)
was born 27 June 1841 in Campobello, Charlotte, NB49,50,51,52. He married MELISSA
LUDLOW 31 December 1865 in Campobello Island,
Charlotte, NB53, daughter of WILLIAM
LUDLOW and ELIZA
WILSON.
She was born 184254,55,56, and died 1908 in
Campobello, Charlotte, NB57.
More About STEPHEN
TINKER:
1881 Census: Campobello, Charlotte, NB58
1891 Census: Campobello, Charlotte, NB
1901 Census: Campobello, Charlotte, NB59
Military service: 1866, 1866 Third
Battalion Charlotte Co., Milita - formed in response to the FInian Rebellion60
More About MELISSA
LUDLOW:
Burial: 1908, Wilson's Beach Cemetery,
Campobello, Charlotte, NB61
More About STEPHEN
TINKER and MELISSA
LUDLOW:
Marriage: 31 December 1865, Campobello
Island, Charlotte, NB62
Children of STEPHEN
TINKER and MELISSA
LUDLOW are:
i. JAMES3
TINKER, b. 186163.
ii. FRANCES
TINKER, b. 186764.
iii. HATTIE
TINKER, b. 11 November 186964,65;
d. 1905, Campobello, Charlotte, NB66.
More About HATTIE
TINKER:
Burial: 1905, Wilson's Beach Cemetery,
Campobello, Charlotte, NB67
iv. ROBERT
TINKER, b. 12 March 187568.
v. BLANCHE
ADAVILLA TINKER,
b. 187269; d. 04 March 1932, Charlotte County, New Brunswick70;
m. ERNEST ALEXANDER
LANK, 11 January 1893, Charlotte County, New
Brunswick71,72.
More About ERNEST
LANK and BLANCHE
TINKER:
Marriage: 11 January 1893, Charlotte
County, New Brunswick73,74
vi. DAISY
TINKER, b. 188475.
vii. HARVEY
MILLAGE TINKER,
b. 14 April 188775,76; d. 24 May 1917, Vilmy Ridge, St. Eloi,
France77,78.
More About HARVEY
MILLAGE TINKER:
Burial: Ecoivres Military Cemetery, Pas de
Calais, France79
5. JAMES
E.3 TINKER
(DAVID2,
DAVID1)
was born 186080. He
married MARGARET RYAN,
daughter of JAMES RYAN
and MARGARET O'BRIEN. She was born 1864 in Port Mulgrave,
Guysborough County, Nova Scotia, and died 09 January 1910 in Glouchester,
Massachusetts81.
Children of JAMES
TINKER and MARGARET
RYAN are:
i. SON4
TINKER, b. 10 December 189282,83.
ii. SARAH
MYRTLE TINKER,
b. 18 March 1895, Eastport, Washington, Maine84,85.
iii. JAMES
EDWARD TINKER,
b. 11 September 1896, Eastport, Washington, Maine86,87.
iv. ALICE
TINKER, d. 2000, Largo, Florida88;
m. ROBERT SHEHAN88.
More
About ROBERT SHEHAN
and ALICE TINKER:
Marriage:
88
v. GERTRUDE
TINKER, b. 10 June 1900; d. 09 April 1993,
Rockport, Massachusetts88.
6. DAVID3
TINKER (DAVID2,
DAVID1)
was born May 186789,90.
He married DELIA.
More About DAVID
TINKER:
Census - 1930: Eastport, Washington, Maine91
Children of DAVID
TINKER and DELIA
are:
i. LEVERITT4
TINKER, b. 15 November 1893, Glocester,
Massachusetts92,93.
ii. FLORENCE
TINKER, b. June 1897, Massachusetts94.
7. JOHN3
TINKER (WILLIAM2,
DAVID1)
was born 09 March 186795,96, and died 30 August 1979. He married JEAN
VAN TASSELL
09 March 1895. She was born 04 November
186697, and died 01 May 1926 in Nova Scotia97.
More About JOHN
TINKER and JEAN
VAN TASSELL:
Marriage: 09 March 1895
Children of JOHN
TINKER and JEAN
VAN TASSELL
are:
i. MARGARET
MAE4 TINKER98,
b. 13 November 1888, Digby, Nova Scotia99,100; d. 07 April
1964101; m. ROLAND NEWMAN102.
More
About MARGARET MAE
TINKER:
Baptism:
21 July 1894, Digby, Nova Scotia103
Burial:
Wilson Beach Cemetery, Campobello, Charlotte, New Brunswick
More
About ROLAND NEWMAN
and MARGARET TINKER:
Marriage:
104
ii. LOTTIE
EVA TINKER,
b. 26 October 1900105; d. 28 June 1978, Digby, Nova Scotia106.
More
About LOTTIE EVA
TINKER:
Burial:
Anglican Cemetery, Digby, Nova Scotia
iii. BOWLING
ASTON TINKER,
b. 20 October 1899, Racquette, Digby, Nova Scotia107; d. 02
April 1979, Belmont, Hants, Nova Scotia108; m. ADA
MAY SIBLEY,
02 June 1923109.
More About BOWLING
ASTON TINKER:
Burial: Anglican Cemetery, Digby, Nova
Scotia
More About BOWLING
TINKER and ADA
SIBLEY:
Marriage: 02 June 1923109
iv. ANNIE
TINKER, d. in Digby, Nova Scotia.
v. JOHN
W. TINKER,
b. 20 October 1897110,111; d. 25 August 1919, Digby, Nova
Scotia112,113; m. MARION
ALTA TEED,
10 January 1913114,115; b. 27 December 1893; d. 20 August
1973115.
More About JOHN
TINKER and MARION
TEED:
Marriage: 10 January 1913116,117
vi. JOHN
E. TINKER,
b. 28 October 1895118.
8. GEORGE
WILLIAM3 TINKER
(WILLIAM2,
DAVID1)119
was born 11 June 1864120,121, and died 07 September 1947 in
St. John, New Brunswick122.
He married ADELAIDE ESTELLA
MITCHELL123,124
15 January 1886 in Eastport, Washington, Maine125, daughter
of THADDEUS MITCHELL
and ANNIE MATHEWS. She was born 17 August 1869126,127,
and died 1932128.
More About GEORGE
WILLIAM TINKER:
1891 Census: Campobello, Charlotte, NB
1901 Census: Campobello, Charlotte, NB129
Burial: September 1947, Old Wilson's Beach
Cemetery, Campobello, Charlotte, NB
More About ADELAIDE
ESTELLA MITCHELL:
Burial: 1932, Old Wilson's Beach Cemetery,
Campobello, Charlotte, NB
More About GEORGE
TINKER and ADELAIDE
MITCHELL:
Marriage: 15 January 1886, Eastport,
Washington, Maine130
Children of GEORGE
TINKER and ADELAIDE
MITCHELL are:
i. HULDA4
TINKER131.
ii. JOHN
TINKER131.
iii. WILLIAM
TINKER, b. 02 February 1889132,133;
m. LIZZIE WILLIAMS;
b. 1904134.
iv. CYNTHIA
TINKER, b. 02 November 1892135,136;
d. 01 March 1923137,138; m. WILLIAM
ANSEL SEARLES;
b. 1889; d. 1969, Campobello, Charlotte, NB.
More
About CYNTHIA TINKER:
Burial:
Wilson Beach Cemetery, Campobello, Charlotte, NB139
More
About WILLIAM ANSEL
SEARLES:
Burial:
Wilson Beach Cemetery, Campobello, Charlotte, NB140
v. ERMA
ANNIE TINKER,
b. 10 December 1894141,142,143; m. EVERETT
LOMAX, 07 February 1915, Charlotte County, New
Brunswick144.
More About EVERETT
LOMAX and ERMA
TINKER:
Marriage: 07 February 1915, Charlotte
County, New Brunswick144
vi. CALVIN
SUMNER TINKER,
b. 25 September 1898, Wilson's Beach, Campobello, Charlotte, New Brunswick145,146,147,148,149;
d. 05 April 1979, Charlotte, New Brunswick149,150; m. HILDA
CRICHTON; b. 19 April 1914151; d.
Bef. April 1979.
More About CALVIN
SUMNER TINKER:
Burial: April 1979, Wilson Beach Cemetery,
Campobello, Charlotte, New Brunswick152
Fact No. 1: Listed in the 1949 Voter's list
for Campobello - Mr and Mrs Calvin Tinker153
vii. ALONZO
BOLAN TINKER,
b. 16 April 1904, Wilson's Beach, Campobello, Charlotte, NB154,155;
m. VIOLET ISABELL
WILLIAMS, 10 October 1926, Campobello Island,
Charlotte, NB156; b. 1904157; d. 1959.
More About ALONZO
BOLAN TINKER:
Fact No. 1: Listed in the 1949 Voters List
for Campobello - Mr and Mrs Alonzo Tinker158
More About ALONZO
TINKER and VIOLET
WILLIAMS:
Marriage: 10 October 1926, Campobello
Island, Charlotte, NB159
viii. ALLEN
WALDO TINKER,
b. 1908160; d. 1996, Campobello, Charlotte, New Brunswick161,162;
m. GLADYS ROBINSON,
02 July 1932, Eastport, Washington, Maine163; b. 1913,
Eastport, Washington, Maine164; d. 1987, Campobello,
Charlotte, NB165.
More About ALLEN
TINKER and GLADYS
ROBINSON:
Marriage: 02 July 1932, Eastport,
Washington, Maine166
9. NELSON3
TINKER (WILLIAM2,
DAVID1)
was born 1867 in Campobello, Charlotte, NB167,168. He married ELIZABETH
FINCH 04 November 1897 in Eastport, Washington,
Maine169,170. She was
born March 1882 in Eastport, Washington, Maine171.
More About NELSON
TINKER:
Census - 1900: 1900, Eastport, Washington,
Maine - Sealer of Cans.172
Immigration: 1889, Immigrated to USA
More About NELSON
TINKER and ELIZABETH
FINCH:
Marriage: 04 November 1897, Eastport,
Washington, Maine173,174
Children of NELSON
TINKER and ELIZABETH
FINCH are:
i. ARTHUR
EDWIN4 TINKER,
b. 19 February 1898, Eastport, Washington, Maine174,175,176.
ii. NELLIE
M. TINKER,
b. 28 May 1900, Eastport, Washington, Maine177.
iii. AUGUSTA
E. TINKER,
b. 1910, Campobello, Charlotte, NB; d. 17 June 1968, Eastport, Washington,
Maine178; m. JAMES
E. RITCHIE,
13 February 1929, Eastport, Washington, Maine179; b. 12
December 1908, Eastport, Washington, Maine180; d. 22 January
1988, Auburn, Androscoggin, Maine181.
More About AUGUSTA
E. TINKER:
Census - 1930: Eastport, Washington, Maine182
Immigration: 1925, According to the 1930
census
More About JAMES
E. RITCHIE:
Census - 1930: Eastport, Washington, Maine182
More About JAMES
RITCHIE and AUGUSTA
TINKER:
Marriage: 13 February 1929, Eastport,
Washington, Maine183
iv. VANIF
NELSON TINKER,
b. 18 July 1911; d. 02 June 1935, Calais, Maine184.
10. ANNIE
AURELIA3 TINKER
(WILLIAM2,
DAVID1)185
was born 1873 in Campobello, Charlotte, NB186, and died in
Campobello, Charlotte, NB. She married
BARTHOLOMEW FLETCHER187
14 January 1895 in Campobello Island, Charlotte, NB188,189,
son of CHARLES FLETCHER
and DOROTHY SEARLES. He was born December 1870 in St. John, New
Brunswick190, and died 1952 in Wilson's Beach Cemetery,
Campobello, Charlotte, NB190.
More About BARTHOLOMEW
FLETCHER:
A.K.A: Blan
More About BARTHOLOMEW
FLETCHER and ANNIE
TINKER:
Marriage: 14 January 1895, Campobello
Island, Charlotte, NB191,192
Children of ANNIE
TINKER and BARTHOLOMEW
FLETCHER are:
i. VARNEL4
FLETCHER, b. 06 May 1904, Campobello, Charlotte, NB193;
d. 01 October 1983, Downeast Hospital, Machias, Maine193.
ii. MAURICE
B. FLETCHER,
b. 1908, Campobello, Charlotte, NB193; d. 01 June 1987,
Campobello, Charlotte, NB193; m. ALICE
JAMIESON.
iii. BLAN
IRVIN FLETCHER,
b. 1910.
iv. BLANKEY
FLETCHER, b. 1913, Campobello, Charlotte, NB193;
d. 1914, Campobello, Charlotte, NB193.
v. ROXY
FANCINA FLETCHER,
b. 1917, Campobello, Charlotte, NB193; d. 29 October 1918, Campobello,
Charlotte, NB193.
Endnotes
1.
Heather Waddingham, New Brunswick Census - 1851 Campobello Island, (Extract of Census - Part 6,),
"Electronic," 107. Tinker, David 42 NB Husband Fisherman Tinker, Sophia 33 NB Wife Tinker, David 18 NB Son Tinker, William 7 NB Son Tinker, Frances 14 NB Daughter Tinker, Stephen 11 NB Son Tinker, Daniel 14 NB Son to Sophia Tinker, George 9 NB Son.
2.
Extract posted by Heather Waddingham, 1861 Census - Campobello
Island, New Brunswick,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
178. Tinker, David Husband 49 Native Fisherman Tinker, Sophia Wife 44 Native Tinker, Stephen Son 21 Native Fisherman Tinker, George Son 19 Native Fisherman Tinker, Frances Daughter 24 Native Wentworth, Harriet Servant 12
Native.
3.
Extract posted by Heather Waddingham, 1871 Census - Campobello
Island, New Brunswick,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
98. Tinker, David 63 NB Fisherman M
Tinker, Sophia 53 NB .
4. John
W. Skehan [Skehan@maine.edu], e-mail from john skehan,
"Electronic," Maine Archives, This afternoon I found this information
in the Maine Archives on a Microfilm of Lubec births, deaths, and marriages,
1808-1892On December 10, 1830, David Tinker of Indian Island, N.B. (I think
this is where he was from, although this part of the record was almost
unreadable), married Fanny Patterson "of same place".The microfilm
where I located this information displays old handwritten pages from books
containing the early records of the Town of Lubec. As you might expect, the ink has faded over the years and some of
the handwriting is difficult to read, but the date and the names were quite
readable.
5. Grave
Headstone in Campobello Cemetery - Pictures by Robert Hooper, See attached picture. From: "Robert Hooper" <robert@campobello.com>To:
<lilman@host.king.igs.net>Subject: Campobello Hi Heather,I had previously
been in contact with Marilyn Strout concerning the cemeteries on Campobello
Island. I had told her of one very old cemetery that was located on "Cooks
Point", formally called "Windmill Point" on a lot of the old
maps. Last week I went there to see if any old head stones remained and found
only three. Some of the older residents here informed me that it was a fairly
large area in it's time, however it has been neglected and almost forgotten
over time. It's very grown up and difficult to access. I know of a woman here
who knows a fair amount about the cemetery and some of it's history. I am
hoping to talk to her soon.I am enclosing the information from the remaining
three stones and pictures of the same. The information on the stones is listed
below.STONE 3 :FrancesWife of David TinkerWho died 15 January 1847Aged 33
yearsSTONE 2 :GeorgeSon of David Frances TinkerWho died March 3 1865Age 23
years 6 months.
6.
Marriage Entry, Eastport, Washington, Maine, Provided by G Christian
Larsen [hobtree@nbnet.nb.ca]Lists David as being Single, born in Campobello,
and this as being his first marriage (it was his second), and Sophia Wentworth
of Campobello - also single and her first marriage. No parents listed - see image.
7. Carol
Higgins transcriber, 1901 Census - Campobello Island, Charlotte, NB,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
Lodger in Hannah Nash's house, 142. Nash Hannah Head W Mar 1 1834 67 NB
" Tinker Sophia Lodger W
June 18 1819 82 NB "
Malloch William Lodger Aug 8
1866 35 NB " Fisherman Seely
Thernessa Lodger W Sept 10 1873 28 NB " Seamstress .
8. Carol
Higgins transcriber, 1881 Census - Campobello Island, Charlotte, NB,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
176 196 Tinker David M 73 NB
FWC Bapt English Fisherman
M - - Tinker Sophia F 65 "
" " - M -
- Tinker Leverett M 17 "
" " Fisherman
-.
9. John
W. Skehan [Skehan@maine.edu], e-mail from john skehan,
"Electronic," Maine Archives, This afternoon I found this information
in the Maine Archives on a Microfilm of Lubec births, deaths, and marriages,
1808-1892On December 10, 1830, David Tinker of Indian Island, N.B. (I think
this is where he was from, although this part of the record was almost
unreadable), married Fanny Patterson "of same place".The microfilm
where I located this information displays old handwritten pages from books
containing the early records of the Town of Lubec. As you might expect, the ink has faded over the years and some of
the handwriting is difficult to read, but the date and the names were quite
readable.
10. Carol
Higgins transcriber, 1891 Census - Campobello Island, Charlotte, NB, (http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/),
"Electronic," 32 Tinker Sophia F 72 W - NB US NB FW Bapt - - - - |
Has a group of lodgers living with her.
11.
Marriage Entry, Eastport, Washington, Maine, Provided by G Christian
Larsen [hobtree@nbnet.nb.ca]Lists David as being Single, born in Campobello,
and this as being his first marriage (it was his second), and Sophia Wentworth
of Campobello - also single and her first marriage. No parents listed - see image.
12.
Heather Waddingham, New Brunswick Census - 1851 Campobello Island, (Extract of Census - Part 6,),
"Electronic."
13.
Extract posted by Heather Waddingham, 1861 Census - Campobello
Island, New Brunswick,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
Listed with father.
14. New
Brunswick Vital Statistics from Newspapers, pg. 93, No. 1460 - 17 Jun 1864
(RI), m. Campobello (Charlotte Co.) 3rd April, by Rev F. Babcock, Jeremiah
Brown/Miss Frances Tinker both of that place.
15.
Heather Waddingham, New Brunswick Census - 1851 Campobello Island, (Extract of Census - Part 6,),
"Electronic."
16.
Extract posted by Heather Waddingham, 1861 Census - Campobello
Island, New Brunswick,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
Listed with father - occupation = fisherman.
17. Grave
Headstone in Campobello Cemetery - Pictures by Robert Hooper, See attached picture. From: "Robert Hooper"
<robert@campobello.com>To: <lilman@host.king.igs.net>Subject:
Campobello Hi Heather,I had previously been in contact with Marilyn Strout
concerning the cemeteries on Campobello Island. I had told her of one very old
cemetery that was located on "Cooks Point", formally called
"Windmill Point" on a lot of the old maps. Last week I went there to
see if any old head stones remained and found only three. Some of the older
residents here informed me that it was a fairly large area in it's time,
however it has been neglected and almost forgotten over time. It's very grown
up and difficult to access. I know of a woman here who knows a fair amount
about the cemetery and some of it's history. I am hoping to talk to her soon.I
am enclosing the information from the remaining three stones and pictures of
the same. The information on the stones is listed below.STONE 3 :FrancesWife of
David TinkerWho died 15 January 1847Aged 33 yearsSTONE 2 :GeorgeSon of David
Frances TinkerWho died March 3 1865Age 23 years 6 months.
18.
Kenneth L. Willey, Editor, Vital Records from the Eastport Sentinal, (Picton Press, Camden Maine - Maine Gen.
Society Special Publication No. 24), 196, (Vol 45, #41 - 29 Jul 1863),
Marriages - In Eastport, 28 Jul 1863, by Rev. C. Tibbets, George TINKER and
Emma MITCHELL, b/o Campobello.
19.
Heather Waddingham, New Brunswick Census - 1851 Campobello Island, (Extract of Census - Part 6,),
"Electronic."
20.
Extract posted by Heather Waddingham, 1861 Census - Campobello
Island, New Brunswick, (http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm),
"Electronic," 179. Tinker, David Husband 28 Native Fisherman Tinker, Sarah Wife 22 Native Tinker, Portia Daughter 5
Native Tinker, James Son 9
mos. Native .
21.
Kenneth L. Willey, Editor, Vital Records from the Eastport Sentinal, (Picton Press, Camden Maine - Maine Gen.
Society Special Publication No. 24), 140, Vol 37, No. 11 - 27 Dec 1854, In
Eastport, 21 Dec 1854, by Rev. Nathaniel Butler, David TINKER and Sarah
SEARLES, b/o Campobello.
22.
Extract posted by Heather Waddingham, 1871 Census - Campobello
Island, New Brunswick,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
123. Searls, Nathan 65 NB Fisherman M
Searls, Mary 67 NB M Tinker, Sarah 32 NB W
Tinker, Portia 15 NB
Tinker, James 12 NB Tinker,
Everett 9 NB Tinker, David 4 NB .
23.
Kenneth L. Willey, Editor, Vital Records from the Eastport Sentinal, (Picton Press, Camden Maine - Maine Gen.
Society Special Publication No. 24), 140, Vol 37, No. 11 - 27 Dec 1854, In
Eastport, 21 Dec 1854, by Rev. Nathaniel Butler, David TINKER and Sarah
SEARLES, b/o Campobello.
24.
Extract posted by Heather Waddingham, 1861 Census - Campobello
Island, New Brunswick,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
Listed with parents.
25.
Extract posted by Heather Waddingham, 1871 Census - Campobello
Island, New Brunswick,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
Listed with mother and presumably her parents.
26. Extract
provided by Chris Larsen of Beaver Harbour, NB, 1880 Census - Eastport,
Maine, (NA Film No. T9-0490/Pg
212.B), (ED: 177/Pg. 26), Attached hereto is a copy of the 1880 census records
for Eastport, ME (ED: 177/Pg. 26) that show a David Tinker (age 13) & a
Florence Tinker (age 6) in the household of their grandmother Mary Searles.
27. John
W. Skehan [Skehan@maine.edu], e-mail from john skehan,
"Electronic," Hi Rod,Just a quick note to let you know that I don't
believe that Florence Tinker was the daughter of David Tinker and Sarah Searles
for the following reasons: 1. According to your data, David died before
1871, but Florence wasn't born until 1874. 2. David probably died before 1871 because his
wife, Sarah, and her children were living with her father and mother (Nathan
and Mary Searles) according to the 1871 Campobello census.It would appear that
Florence, the grandaughter of Mary Searles, must have been the child of some
other Tinker rather than David Tinker?John.
28.
Heather Waddingham, New Brunswick Census - 1851 Campobello Island, (Extract of Census - Part 6,),
"Electronic."
29.
Extract posted by Heather Waddingham, 1871 Census - Campobello
Island, New Brunswick,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
NOTE - AGE here is differen than from 1851 - suspect 1851 should have read 17,
99. Tinker, William 36 NB Fisherman M
Tinker, Adeline 33 NB M Tinker, David 10 NB Tinker, John 8 NB Tinker, George 6 NB Tinker, Nelson 4 NB Tinker, Baldwin 1 NB .
30.
Kenneth L. Willey, Editor, Vital Records from the Eastport Sentinal, (Picton Press, Camden Maine - Maine Gen.
Society Special Publication No. 24), 300, Deaths - In Campobello, 4 Mar 1876,
William TINKER, 41 y.
31. Hazel
Nolan transcriber, Campobello Marriages, (NB Archives Film Number F18655 - Charlotte Co., Marriages -
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp2d.htm), "Electronic," William
Tinker m. Adeline Ludlow Jan. 5, 1857.
32.
Heather Waddingham - extracted from NB archives Film Number F11567
Probate Court Records 1889-1893, Will of Simon Wilson,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/9swwill.htm), "Electronic,"
Eliza, a sister of Simon Wilson married William Ludlow and they are both dead and
said Eliza left her surviving five children viz; Nelson, Onslow, Jane, Adeline,
Malissa and two children that are dead viz; Prudence who married William
Reynolds who is alive and resides in Pembroke in the State of Maine and said
Prudence is dead leaving two daughters. Said Nelson resides in the city of
Saint John, Sea captain and said Onslow resides in Boston in the State of
Massachusetts, Sea Captain. Jane married Christopher Young and they had one
child and said Young and said child are both dead, and Jane married Joseph
Basset by whom she had two children William and Margaret and said Joseph is
dead and said Jane resides at Campobello, widow. Said William Basset resides at
at Campo-Bello, fisherman and said Margaret married one Wiggins of Lawrence in
the State of Massachusetts and said Adeline married William Tinker and she
resides at Campobello aforesaid and said William Tinker is dead, and said
Malissa married Stephen Tinker, of said Campo-Bello, fisherman.
33.
Extract posted by Heather Waddingham, 1871 Census - Campobello
Island, New Brunswick,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
99. Tinker, William 36 NB Fisherman M
Tinker, Adeline 33 NB M
Tinker, David 10 NB Tinker,
John 8 NB Tinker,
George 6 NB Tinker, Nelson 4 NB Tinker,
Baldwin 1 NB .
34. 1851
Census, Campobello, Charlotte, New Brunswick - House No. 51,
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm.
35. John
W. Skehan [Skehan@maine.edu], e-mail from john skehan,
"Electronic."
36. Carol
Higgins transcriber, 1881 Census - Campobello Island, Charlotte, NB,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
- 197
Tinker Addeline F
39 NB FWC Bapt English -
W - - - -
- - Tinker George M 15
" " "
Fisherman - - - -
- - - Tinker Nelson M
14 " "
" - -
- - - - -
- Tinker Bowling M
11 " "
" - -
- - - - -
- Tinker Sophia F
9 " "
" - -
- - - - pg 44
- Tinker Mai?na?ie
F 7 NB FWC Bapt English
- - - - -
- - - Tinker Willie M
4 " "
" .
37. Carol
Higgins transcriber, 1891 Census - Campobello Island, Charlotte, NB, (http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/),
"Electronic," 47 Tinker
Adeline F 48 W -
NB US NB FW Bapt Servant
ew | - | |
- - - - Tinker Nelson M 23 -
S " NB
" " Fisherman
ae - - | |
- - - - Tinker Bowling M 21 -
S " "
" " "
ae - - | |
- - - - Tinker Sophia F 19 -
D " "
" " - - -
- | | - -
- - Tinker Auroa G 17 -
D " " " "
- - .
38. Hazel
Nolan transcriber, Campobello Marriages, (NB Archives Film Number F18655 - Charlotte Co., Marriages -
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp2d.htm), "Electronic," William
Tinker m. Adeline Ludlow Jan. 5, 1857.
39.
Heather Waddingham - extracted from NB archives Film Number F11567
Probate Court Records 1889-1893, Will of Simon Wilson,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/9swwill.htm), "Electronic,"
Eliza, a sister of Simon Wilson married William Ludlow and they are both dead
and said Eliza left her surviving five children viz; Nelson, Onslow, Jane,
Adeline, Malissa and two children that are dead viz; Prudence who married
William Reynolds who is alive and resides in Pembroke in the State of Maine and
said Prudence is dead leaving two daughters. Said Nelson resides in the city of
Saint John, Sea captain and said Onslow resides in Boston in the State of
Massachusetts, Sea Captain. Jane married Christopher Young and they had one
child and said Young and said child are both dead, and Jane married Joseph
Basset by whom she had two children William and Margaret and said Joseph is
dead and said Jane resides at Campobello, widow. Said William Basset resides at
at Campo-Bello, fisherman and said Margaret married one Wiggins of Lawrence in
the State of Massachusetts and said Adeline married William Tinker and she
resides at Campobello aforesaid and said William Tinker is dead, and said
Malissa married Stephen Tinker, of said Campo-Bello, fisherman.
40.
Extract posted by Heather Waddingham, 1871 Census - Campobello
Island, New Brunswick,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
Listed with parents.
41. Www.lostatsea.ca,
New Brunswick listing of those lost at sea, Tinker, David 25 March 1879, ship
Ernest B. Norwood, of Campobello.
42.
Speculative, e-mail of John Skehan, 1.
Who were the parents of the David Tinker who drowned at BlissHarbour,
N.B. when his dory collapsed in March 1879?
The onlyfamily that seems to fit is William Tinker and Adeline
Ludlowwhose son, David, would have been about 18 years of age in 1879. Do you
have any other suggestion(s)?
43.
Extract posted by Heather Waddingham, 1871 Census - Campobello
Island, New Brunswick,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
Listed with parents.
44. Carol
Higgins transcriber, 1881 Census - Campobello Island, Charlotte, NB,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
listed with mother, widower.
45. New
Brunswick Provincial Archives, On-line Births Data base, RS141A2/2 - Index to
County Birth Registers, 1801-1899Child: TINKER, SOPHIA LUDLOWSex: FEMALEDate of
Birth: 1872-11-06Place: WILSONS BEACHCounty: CHARLOTTEFather: TINKER,
WILLIAMMother: LUDLOW, ADELINEReference: CD: 2 BOOK: 1 PAGE: 82 Num:
217Microfilm: F13365.
46. e-mail
from Chris Larsen,
(hobtree@nbnet.nb.ca), "Electronic," William Cline, age 26, of
Campobello, s/o John Cline (Pilot) & Mary Johnson (Housewife) (both of
Campobello) married Jan 7, 1892 in Eastport, Washington, ME by Samuel R Byron
of Eastport, ME (Justice of the Peace) Sophia Tinker, age 20, of Campobello,
d/o David Tinker (Fisherman) & Adeline Ludlow (Housewife) (both of
Campobello).
47. Carol
Higgins transcriber, 1881 Census - Campobello Island, Charlotte, NB,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
Listed with mother.
48.
Kenneth L. Willey, Editor, Vital Records from the Eastport Sentinal, (Picton Press, Camden Maine - Maine Gen.
Society Special Publication No. 24), Vol. 64 #16, 15 Mar 1882Death: In
Campobello, 8 mar 1882, Willie TINKER, 5y 10m..
49.
Heather Waddingham, New Brunswick Census - 1851 Campobello Island, (Extract of Census - Part 6,),
"Electronic."
50.
Extract posted by Heather Waddingham, 1861 Census - Campobello
Island, New Brunswick,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
Listed with father, occupation = fisherman.
51.
Extract posted by Heather Waddingham, 1871 Census - Campobello
Island, New Brunswick,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
141. Tinker, Stephen 30 NB Cooper M
Tinker, Melissa 32 NB M Tinker, James 10 NB Tinker, Frances 4 NB Tinker, Hattie 2 NB .
52. Carol
Higgins transcriber, 1901 Census - Campobello Island, Charlotte, NB,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
3. Tinker Stephen Head M June 27 1841
60 NB " " Tinker Melissa Wife M Apr 18 1843 58 NB
" Tinker Hattie
Daughter Nov 11 1869 32 NB
" Seamstress Tinker Robert
Son Mar 12 1875 26 NB
" Fisherman Tinker Harry
Son Apr 14 1887 14 NB
" .
53. New
Brunswick Vital Statistics from Newspapers, No. 1003, Page 59, 19 January 1866
- RIm. Campobello (Charlotte Co.) by Rev. F. Babcock, 31st ult., Stephen Tinker
/Miss Melissa Ludlow.
54.
Extract posted by Heather Waddingham, 1871 Census - Campobello
Island, New Brunswick,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
141. Tinker, Stephen 30 NB Cooper M
Tinker, Melissa 32 NB M Tinker, James 10 NB Tinker, Frances 4 NB Tinker, Hattie 2 NB .
55. Glenna
Parker transcriber, Wilson's Beach Cemetery - Old Section,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp4.htm), "Electronic,"
TINKER, Melissa 1842- 1908
Hattie 1863- 1908 Daisy 1883- 1901 Robert 1876- 1917 Prudence (no date).
56.
Heather Waddingham, Campobello Website, (http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/), "Electronic,"
Will of Simon Wilson - NB archives Film Number F11567 Probate Court Records
1889-1893., Eliza, a sister of Simon Wilson married William Ludlow and they are
both dead and said Eliza left her surviving five children viz; Nelson, Onslow,
Jane, Adeline, Malissa and two children that are dead viz; Prudence who married
William Reynolds who is alive and resides in Pembroke in the State of Maine and
said Prudence is dead leaving two daughters. Said Nelson resides in the city of
Saint John, Sea captain and said Onslow resides in Boston in the State of
Massachusetts, Sea Captain. Jane married Christopher Young and they had one
child and said Young and said child are both dead, and Jane married Joseph
Basset by whom she had two children William and Margaret and said Joseph is
dead and said Jane resides at Campobello, widow. Said William Basset resides at
at Campo-Bello, fisherman and said Margaret married one Wiggins of Lawrence in
the State of Massachusetts and said Adeline married William Tinker and she
resides at Campobello aforesaid and said William Tinker is dead, and said
Malissa married Stephen Tinker, of said Campo-Bello, fisherman.
57.
Glenna Parker transcriber, Wilson's Beach Cemetery - Old Section,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp4.htm), "Electronic."
58. Carol
Higgins transcriber, 1881 Census - Campobello Island, Charlotte, NB, (http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm),
"Electronic," 142 153 Tinker
Stephen M 39
NB FWC Bapt English
Fisherman M -
- Tinker Melissa F
39 " "
" - M
- - Tinker Frances F 14
" " -
- Tinker Hattie F
12 " "
- Tinker Blanche F
9 " "
- Tinker Robert
M 6 " ."
59. Carol
Higgins transcriber, 1901 Census - Campobello Island, Charlotte, NB,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
3. Tinker Stephen Head M June 27 1841
60 NB " " Tinker Melissa Wife M Apr 18 1843 58 NB
" Tinker Hattie
Daughter Nov 11 1869 32 NB
" Seamstress Tinker Robert
Son Mar 12 1875 26 NB
" Fisherman Tinker Harry
Son Apr 14 1887 14 NB
" .
60.
Heather Waddingham, Campobello Website, (http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/), "Electronic,"
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/bat3.htmThis Stephen Tinker, serving as a
private in the 1866, is the son DavidTinker and Frances Patterson from my
guess....
61.
Glenna Parker transcriber, Wilson's Beach Cemetery - Old Section,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp4.htm), "Electronic."
62. New
Brunswick Vital Statistics from Newspapers, No. 1003, Page 59, 19 January 1866
- RIm. Campobello (Charlotte Co.) by Rev. F. Babcock, 31st ult., Stephen Tinker
/Miss Melissa Ludlow.
63.
Extract posted by Heather Waddingham, 1871 Census - Campobello
Island, New Brunswick,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
141. Tinker, Stephen 30 NB Cooper M
Tinker, Melissa 32 NB M Tinker, James 10 NB Tinker, Frances 4 NB Tinker, Hattie 2 NB [WHO IS JAMES???].
64.
Extract posted by Heather Waddingham, 1871 Census - Campobello
Island, New Brunswick,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
Listed with parents.
65. Carol
Higgins transcriber, 1901 Census - Campobello Island, Charlotte, NB,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
listed with parents.
66.
e-mail of John Skehan, St. Croix Vital Statistics, 1886-1905, 3. Your material says that Hattie Tinker,
daughter of StephenTinker and Melissa Ludlow, died in 1908. However, the "St. CroixVital
Statistics, 1886-1905" on the Campobello web site datedMarch 30, 1905,
says, "Died: Tinker - at
Campobello, March 13,Hattie C. Tinker, aged 37 years, 4 months?" Which is correct, thenotice in the 1905
paper or the report of what is on the gravestoneat Wilson's Beach?
67.
Glenna Parker transcriber, Wilson's Beach Cemetery - Old Section,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp4.htm), "Electronic,"
NOTE - Birth date different than from 1871 census, TINKER, Melissa 1842-
1908 Hattie 1863- 1908 Daisy 1883- 1901 Robert 1876- 1917 Prudence (no date).
68. Carol
Higgins transcriber, 1901 Census - Campobello Island, Charlotte, NB,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
listed with parents.
69. Carol
Higgins transcriber, 1891 Census - Campobello Island, Charlotte, NB, (http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/),
"Electronic."
70.
e-mail, Heather Waddingham [genbuf@cogeco.ca], I found this on the NB
archives site tonight...this is her death date... incase you did not have
it...Name: LANK, BLANCHE TINKERSex: FDate: 1932-03-04 (YYYY-MM-DD)County:
CHARLOTTERegistration: 056026Volume: 056Microfilm: F18959.
71. New
Brunswick Provincial Archives, Index to Marriages 1887-1926, Tinker, Blanche
Adavilla to Lank, Ernest Alexander 11 Jan 1893, CH, Num: 1943Reference:
B4/1893; Microfilm: F14887.
72.
Kenneth L. Willey, Editor, Vital Records from the Eastport Sentinal, (Picton Press, Camden Maine - Maine Gen.
Society Special Publication No. 24), Vol. 75 #4, 18 Jan. 1893Marriage: In
Campobello, 11 Jan. 1893, by Rev. W. H. Street, Ernest Alexander LANK to Blanche Adaville, d/o Stephen TINKER, all
of Campobello..
73. New
Brunswick Provincial Archives, Index to Marriages 1887-1926, Tinker, Blanche
Adavilla to Lank, Ernest Alexander 11 Jan 1893, CH, Num: 1943Reference:
B4/1893; Microfilm: F14887.
74.
Kenneth L. Willey, Editor, Vital Records from the Eastport Sentinal, (Picton Press, Camden Maine - Maine Gen.
Society Special Publication No. 24), Vol. 75 #4, 18 Jan. 1893Marriage: In
Campobello, 11 Jan. 1893, by Rev. W. H. Street, Ernest Alexander LANK to Blanche Adaville, d/o Stephen TINKER, all
of Campobello..
75. Carol
Higgins transcriber, 1891 Census - Campobello Island, Charlotte, NB, (http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/),
"Electronic."
76. Carol
Higgins transcriber, 1901 Census - Campobello Island, Charlotte, NB, (http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm),
"Electronic," Listed with parents.
77.
Glenna Parker transcriber, Wilson's Beach Cemetery - Old Section,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp4.htm), "Electronic,"
TINKER, Private H.M. of the 104th Batt.
C.E.F., gave his life at Vemy Ridge May 24, 1917 1888- 1917 Lies at St.
Eloi FRANCE.
78. Veterans
Affairs Canada,
(http://www.vac-acc.gc.ca/general/sub.cfm?source=collections/virtualmem),
"Electronic," In Memory of Harry Tinker, Private who died on May 24,
1917.Service No. 709694Age 29ArmyRegiment:
5th Canadian Mounted Rifles (Quebec Regt.)Son of Stephen and Melissia
Tinker of Wilson's Beach, New BrunswickCommemorated on Page 339 of the First
World War Book of Remembrance.
79. Veterans
Affairs Canada,
(http://www.vac-acc.gc.ca/general/sub.cfm?source=collections/virtualmem),
"Electronic," Grave No. V. J. 23, Location: Mont St Eloi is a village
in the Department of the Pas-de-Calais, 8 kilometres north-west of Arras. The
village stands on high ground overlooking the battlefields of Vimy and Souchez
and the main Bethune-Arras road, and the ruined towers that rise from it were
used as an observation post during the French attacks at Neuville-St Vaast and
Givenchy in May 1915. Ecoivres is a hamlet lying at the foot of the hill, to
the south-west and about 1.5 kilometres from Mont St Eloi on the Arras-St Pol
line. The ECOIVRES MILITARY CEMETERY is on the D49 road.
80.
Extract posted by Heather Waddingham, 1861 Census - Campobello
Island, New Brunswick, (http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm),
"Electronic," Listed with parents - 9 mos. old at time of census.
81.
Rootsweb Message Board Posting, Sherry Mitchell, smitchel@wyoming.com.
82. e-mail
from Chris Larsen,
(hobtree@nbnet.nb.ca), "Electronic," Son, born Dec 10, 1892 in
Eastport, ME, 1st child, s/o James E Tinker (age 32) (Laborer) & Margaret
Ryan (age 28) (Housewife).
83. John
W. Skehan [Skehan@maine.edu], e-mail from john skehan,
"Electronic," This morning while checking over some of the many
penciled notes that I have taken at various times in the Archives in Augusta, I
came across a note concerning the first child born to James E. Tinker and
Margaret Ryan. My notes say the
following: (male) Tinker, b. December
10, 1892 at Eastport, the 1st child born to this mother. (Sometimes the birth certificates don't
include the name of the child, just the sex.
That is possibly because the parents hadn't chosen a name at the time of
the birth).Father: James E. Tinker,
laborer, b. Campobello, resides EastportMother: Margaret Ryan, housewife, b. Port Mulgrave, Nova Scotia, resides Eastport.
84. e-mail
from Chris Larsen,
(hobtree@nbnet.nb.ca), "Electronic," Sarah Myrtle Tinker, born
Mar 18, 1895 in Eastport, ME, 2nd child, d/o James Tinker (Factory Hand) &
Margaret Ryan (Housewife)James Edward Tinker, born Sept 11, 1896 in Eastport,
ME, 3rd child, s/o James E Tinker (Factory Operator) & Margaret Ryan
(Housewife).
85.
Kenneth L. Willey, Editor, Vital Records from the Eastport Sentinal, (Picton Press, Camden Maine - Maine Gen.
Society Special Publication No. 24), Vol. 77 #14, 27 Mar. 1895Birth: In
Eastport, Maine, 18 March 1895, to w/o James TINKER, a dau, Sarah Myrtle..
86. e-mail
from Chris Larsen,
(hobtree@nbnet.nb.ca), "Electronic," Sarah Myrtle Tinker, born
Mar 18, 1895 in Eastport, ME, 2nd child, d/o James Tinker (Factory Hand) &
Margaret Ryan (Housewife)James Edward Tinker, born Sept 11, 1896 in Eastport,
ME, 3rd child, s/o James E Tinker (Factory Operator) & Margaret Ryan
(Housewife).
87. Kenneth
L. Willey, Editor, Vital Records from the Eastport Sentinal, (Picton Press, Camden Maine - Maine Gen.
Society Special Publication No. 24), Vol. 78 #41, 30 Sept. 1896Birth: In
Eastport, Maine, 11 Sep 1896, to w/o James TINKER, a son..
88.
Rootsweb Message Board Posting, Sherry Mitchell, smitchel@wyoming.com.
89.
Extract posted by Heather Waddingham, 1871 Census - Campobello
Island, New Brunswick,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
Listed with mother and presumably her parents.
90. 12th
Census - 1900, Patricia McCurdy Townsend [lubecpat@adelphia.net], Problem
solved on the computer but not so for James E. Tinker. I did not find he and family in the 1900
census of Eastport, ME. In my files I
have James E. Tinker as a son of David Tinker and Sarah Searles based on the
1861 census of Campobello Island. His
brother David, born May 1867, with wife Delia (?) and two children, Leveritt, b. Nov 1894 and Florence, b. Jun
1897, were found in the 1900 census of Eastport, ME. Leveritt & Florence were both listed as born in
Massachusetts. Perhaps James and
Margaret also went to Massachusetts? Sorry I couldn't be of more help..
91.
Speculative, 1930 Eastport Maine Census - Extracted by John Skehan, David Tinker, age 63, age at time of
first marriage 27, he and both parents were born in Canada; he came to the US
in 1876, his occupation was hand line fisherman. Wife: Delia, age 57, age
at time of first marriage 20, she and both parents were born in Canada, she
came to US in 1883, she was naturalized, her occupation was machine work in a
sardine factory. Niece: Alice M., age 31,
she and both parents wer born in Massachusetts, occupation: can feeder in
canning factory.
92. 12th
Census - 1900, Patricia McCurdy Townsend [lubecpat@adelphia.net], In my
files I have James E. Tinker as a son of David Tinker and Sarah Searles based
on the 1861 census of Campobello Island.
His brother David, born May 1867, with wife Delia (?) and two children, Leveritt, b. Nov 1894 and
Florence, b. Jun 1897, were found in the 1900 census of Eastport, ME. Leveritt & Florence were both listed as
born in Massachusetts. Perhaps James
and Margaret also went to Massachusetts?.
93. e-mail
from Chris Larsen,
(hobtree@nbnet.nb.ca), "Electronic," In regards to Pat's
e-mail I recognized the name Leverett Tinker...I have his birth as Nov 15, 1893
in Glocester, MA. His birth was
recorded in the Eastport, ME records that I was sent. I did not send it to you before since his place of birth did not
fit & it did not list his parents either so I was unsure as to where he
fitted in..
94. 12th
Census - 1900, Patricia McCurdy Townsend [lubecpat@adelphia.net], In my
files I have James E. Tinker as a son of David Tinker and Sarah Searles based
on the 1861 census of Campobello Island.
His brother David, born May 1867, with wife Delia (?) and two children, Leveritt, b. Nov 1894 and
Florence, b. Jun 1897, were found in the 1900 census of Eastport, ME. Leveritt & Florence were both listed as
born in Massachusetts. Perhaps James
and Margaret also went to Massachusetts?.
95.
Extract posted by Heather Waddingham, 1871 Census - Campobello
Island, New Brunswick,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
Listed with parents.
96.
e-mail, Dave Teed [davejudy.teed@ns.sympatico.ca], Sun 2/29/04 5:47 AM,
John (Mar.9, 1867 - Aug.30, 1979) (this death date appears incorrect) was the
son of William & Addie Tinker. H e
married Reginia Jean Vantassel (Nov.4, 1866- May1, 1926) on March 9,1895. There
is also information that Eugenia Jean (Jennie) married John W Tinker on the
same day as referenced above. The conclusion is that Reginia Jean and Eugenia
Jean is the same person. John's birth date is from the Culloden Census of
1901.His wife Euginia's birth date of Nov.4, 1866 is from the same census .The
Digby Musuem has her birth as 1863.Eugenia's date of death is from the Public
Archives of Nova Scotia (Microfilm reel #11337). An internet reference
indicates John's birth date as 1863 not as 1867 as indicated above. Which is
correct???.
97.
e-mail, Dave Teed [davejudy.teed@ns.sympatico.ca], Sun 2/29/04 5:47 AM,
John (Mar.9, 1867 - Aug.30, 1979) (this death date appears incorrect) was the
son of William & Addie Tinker. H e
married Reginia Jean Vantassel (Nov.4, 1866- May1, 1926) on March 9,1895. There
is also information that Eugenia Jean (Jennie) married John W Tinker on the
same day as referenced above. The conclusion is that Reginia Jean and Eugenia
Jean is the same person. John's birth date is from the Culloden Census of
1901.His wife Euginia's birth date of Nov.4, 1866 is from the same census .The
Digby Musuem has her birth as 1863.Eugenia's date of death is from the Public
Archives of Nova Scotia (Microfilm reel #11337). An internet reference indicates
John's birth date as 1863 not as 1867 as indicated above. Which is correct???
98. Note
- in some documents her name is noted as being Margaret. Her family however notes that she was always
known as Maggie.
99.
Hsearles.nbnet.nb.ca, e-mail from Heather Searles, (Niles and Heater Searles),
"Electronic," MAGGIEL OR MARGARET TINKER SHE WAS BORN IN NOV 13 1888
AND DIED APR 7 1964 HER PARENTS NAMES ARE JOHN TINKER HE WAS BORN 1863 AND JEAN
VAN TASSELL.
100.
e-mail, David Teed, davejudy.teed@ns.sympatico.ca, 14 Apr 2004, Talked
to William Chester Newman (Wilson's Beach on Campobello Island) (born 1924 -
now 79 years of age) on April 14, 2004. Talked to William's daughter (Mary Bell
of St. Andrews NB 506-529-3576) the same day. William's phone # is 506-752-2179.
William confirmed his mother's birth as Nov.13, 1888 and her death as April
7,1964.He also confirmed that she was born in Digby and not Campobello Island.
Also confirmed that Maggie was buried at Wilson's Beach. William Chester also
referred to Bowling as "Bow" during our conversation and when asked
if Maggie (his mother) was actually named Margaret he responded by saying her
name was always " Maggie".
101.
Hsearles.nbnet.nb.ca, e-mail from Heather Searles, (Niles and Heater Searles),
"Electronic," MAGGIEL OR MARGARET TINKER SHE WAS BORN IN NOV 13 1888
AND DIED APR 7 1964 HER PARENTS NAMES ARE JOHN TINKER HE WAS BORN 1863 AND JEAN
VAN TASSELL.
102.
e-mail, David Teed, davejudy.teed@ns.sympatico.ca, Maggie Mae Tinker was
born in Digby NS. (Nov.13, 1888 - Apr.7, 1964) An Internet article indicates
her date of birth as Nov.13, 1888 and her date of death as Apr.7, 1964. Another
Internet site indicates she was born in Digby. She married Roland Veriff Newman
(Aug.2, 1881-Oct.1959) and they had nine children: Roland Edward Newman
(Edward) (May24, 1918-Jan.10, 2003) and William Chester Newman (1924- ) Earle Alan (Al), Dalton Whitmore, John
Amos (Amos), Pauline Marcella Florence (Pauline), Marguerite Louise, Edna Gwendolyn
and Annie Madelyn. Maggie was baptized July 21, 1894(Information is from Public
Archives of Nova Scotia - Microfilm reel #11338). Have a couple of leads on the
obit. for Maggie. Stay tuned. Talked to William Chester Newman (Wilson's Beach
on Campobello Island) (born 1924 - now 79 years of age) on April 14, 2004.
Talked to William's daughter (Mary Bell of St. Andrews NB 506-529-3576) the
same day. William's phone # is 506-752-2179. William confirmed his mother's
birth as Nov.13, 1888 and her death as April 7,1964.He also confirmed that she
was born in Digby and not Campobello Island. Also confirmed that Maggie was
buried at Wilson's Beach. William Chester also referred to Bowling as
"Bow" during our conversation and when asked if Maggie (his mother)
was actually named Margaret he responded by saying her name was always "
Maggie".
103.
e-mail, davenjudy teed [davejudy.teed@ns.sympatico.ca], Maggie Mae
Tinker was born in Digby NS. (Nov.13, 1888 - Apr.7, 1964) An Internet article
indicates her date of birth as Nov.13, 1888 and her date of death as Apr.7,
1964. Another Internet site indicates she was born in Digby. She married Roland
Veriff Newman (Aug.2, 1881-Oct.1959) and they had nine children: Roland Edward
Newman (Edward) (May24, 1918-Jan.10, 2003) and William Chester Newman (1924- ) Earle Alan (Al), Dalton Whitmore, John
Amos (Amos), Pauline Marcella Florence (Pauline), Marguerite Louise, Edna
Gwendolyn and Annie Madelyn. Maggie was baptized July 21, 1894(Information is
from Public Archives of Nova Scotia - Microfilm reel #11338). Have a couple of
leads on the obit. for Maggie. Stay tuned. Talked to William Chester Newman
(Wilson's Beach on Campobello Island) (born 1924 - now 79 years of age) on
April 14, 2004. Talked to William's daughter (Mary Bell of St. Andrews NB
506-529-3576) the same day. William's phone # is 506-752-2179. William
confirmed his mother's birth as Nov.13, 1888 and her death as April 7,1964.He
also confirmed that she was born in Digby and not Campobello Island. Also
confirmed that Maggie was buried at Wilson's Beach. William Chester also
referred to Bowling as "Bow" during our conversation and when asked
if Maggie (his mother) was actually named Margaret he responded by saying her
name was always " Maggie"..
104.
e-mail, David Teed, davejudy.teed@ns.sympatico.ca, Maggie Mae Tinker was
born in Digby NS. (Nov.13, 1888 - Apr.7, 1964) An Internet article indicates
her date of birth as Nov.13, 1888 and her date of death as Apr.7, 1964. Another
Internet site indicates she was born in Digby. She married Roland Veriff Newman
(Aug.2, 1881-Oct.1959) and they had nine children: Roland Edward Newman
(Edward) (May24, 1918-Jan.10, 2003) and William Chester Newman (1924- ) Earle Alan (Al), Dalton Whitmore, John
Amos (Amos), Pauline Marcella Florence (Pauline), Marguerite Louise, Edna
Gwendolyn and Annie Madelyn. Maggie was baptized July 21, 1894(Information is
from Public Archives of Nova Scotia - Microfilm reel #11338). Have a couple of
leads on the obit. for Maggie. Stay tuned. Talked to William Chester Newman
(Wilson's Beach on Campobello Island) (born 1924 - now 79 years of age) on
April 14, 2004. Talked to William's daughter (Mary Bell of St. Andrews NB
506-529-3576) the same day. William's phone # is 506-752-2179. William
confirmed his mother's birth as Nov.13, 1888 and her death as April 7,1964.He
also confirmed that she was born in Digby and not Campobello Island. Also
confirmed that Maggie was buried at Wilson's Beach. William Chester also
referred to Bowling as "Bow" during our conversation and when asked
if Maggie (his mother) was actually named Margaret he responded by saying her
name was always " Maggie".
105.
e-mail, Dave Teed [davejudy.teed@ns.sympatico.ca], Lottie Eva Tinker
(Oct.26, 1900 - June 28, 1978) and is buried in Anglican Cemetery in Digby
according to obituary. Possibly in lot #1 according to John Scott of Sandy Cove
(He has a connection to the Anglican church in Digby) No grave marker evident.
This is the cemetery behind the mall in Digby. Clinton Tinker attended Lottie's
funeral in Yarmouth and was at the cemetery when she was buried. Lottie's birth
is from Culloden Census of 1901. Her death is from her obituary.
106.
davenjudy teed [davejudy.teed@ns.sympatico.ca], Research of David
Teed, "Electronic," Dave Teed [davejudy.teed@ns.sympatico.ca],
Lottie Eva Tinker (Oct.26, 1900 - June 28, 1978) and is buried in Anglican
Cemetery in Digby according to obituary. Possibly in lot #1 according to John
Scott of Sandy Cove (He has a connection to the Anglican church in Digby) No
grave marker evident. This is the cemetery behind the mall in Digby. Clinton
Tinker attended Lottie's funeral in Yarmouth and was at the cemetery when she
was buried. Lottie's birth is from Culloden Census of 1901. Her death is from
her obituary.
107.
davenjudy teed [davejudy.teed@ns.sympatico.ca], Research of David
Teed, "Electronic," Bowling Ashlin Tinker: (Oct.20, 1897 - Apr.2,
1979) (of Windsor according to Lottie's obituary) married Ada May Sibley on
June 2, 1923.Bowling was still alive at time of Lottie's death. Bowling died
April 2; 1979. He was a veteran of World War 1& 2. Note: The Courier carried a birth
announcement on Oct.22, 1897. It is worded as follows: Oct.20, 1897 - a son born to Mr. & Mrs.
John Tinker of Racquette, Digby. Suspect this is the birth of Bowling A. Culloden Census of 1901 indicates a Boldis
was born Aug.13, 1900(He was also known as "Bow").
108.
davenjudy teed [davejudy.teed@ns.sympatico.ca], Research of David
Teed, "Electronic," Obituary - as pictured.
109.
davenjudy teed [davejudy.teed@ns.sympatico.ca], Research of David
Teed, "Electronic."
110.
davenjudy teed [davejudy.teed@ns.sympatico.ca], Research of David
Teed, "Electronic," Jack W Tinker (possibly John E Tinker)
(Oct.28, 1895- ) married Marion Alta
Teed of Freeport on Jan.10, 1913. He was employed at the Digby Courier on Oct.
of 1913. Jack/John's birth is from the Culloden Census of 1901. They had a son Malcolm Fielding Tinker. Jack died when Malcolm was very young..
111.
davenjudy teed [davejudy.teed@ns.sympatico.ca], Research of David
Teed, "Electronic," Jack / John W Tinker (Oct.20, 1897 -
Aug.1919) married Marion Alta Teed (Dec.27, 1893*-Aug.20, 1973) of Freeport on
Jan.10, 1913. He was employed at the Digby Courier on Oct. of 1913They had a
son Malcolm Fielding Tinker (1914-1981)Jack died when Malcolm was very young.
(Malcolm was raised by my grandfather, George Fielding Teed)We learn from the
article in the Middleton Outlook dated Aug.29, 1919 that one of the mourners
was a five year old boy. (This was in fact, Malcolm)John E Tinker (Oct.28,
1895*- ) .
112. Obituary,
The Digby Weekly Courier, Friday, August 29th, 1919 (courtesy of David Teed -
davejudy.teed@ns.sympatico.ca], ObituaryJohn W. TinkerJohn W. Tinker died at
the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Tinker, on Monday morning, at the
age of 24 years. "Jack" - as
he was familiarly known, entered the employ of the Courier after leaving school
and learned the printer's trade.
Failing health caused him to give it up and he moved to Freeport in the
hope that the outdoor life there would benefit him. He improved rapidly and this spring entered the employ of the
Middleton Outlook as foreman. In June
he came home to make arrangements for the removal of his family, but the heavy
work of handling furniture and packing up, brought on a hemmorage on the 1st of
July. In the few days following he
weakened very fast and since then has rapidly failed. He leaves to mourn, besides his parents, a widow and a five-year-old
son, two sisters, Mrs. Roland Newman, of Wilson's Beach, and Miss. Lottie at
home, and one brother also at home.
113. Obituary,
Middleton Outlook 29 August 1919. p. 2 (courtesy of David Teed -
davejudy.teed@ns.sympatico.ca], John W. TinkerThe death occurred at Digby the
first of the week of John W. Tinker. Hewas at one time foreman of the
"Courier" office and for a few monthsthis year was in charge of the
mechanical department of the Outlook.He was a fine fellow and while on the
Outlook staff despite his illhealth he tried very hard to perform his
duties.Dominion Day Mr. Tinker spent at his old home in Digby where he
wasseized with severe illness from which he gradually failed. Mr. Tinker
ismourned by a widow, a boy five years old, father, mother and two sistersand
one brother to whom the Outlook extends sympathy..
114. davenjudy
teed [davejudy.teed@ns.sympatico.ca], Research of David Teed,
"Electronic," Jack W Tinker (possibly John E Tinker) (Oct.28,
1895- ) married Marion Alta Teed of
Freeport on Jan.10, 1913. He was employed at the Digby Courier on Oct. of 1913.
Jack/John's birth is from the Culloden Census of 1901. They had a son Malcolm Fielding Tinker. Jack died when Malcolm was very young..
115.
davenjudy teed [davejudy.teed@ns.sympatico.ca], Research of David
Teed, "Electronic," Jack W Tinker married Marion Alta
Teed(Dec.27, 1893-Aug.20, 1973)on Jan.10, 1913.They had one son
Malcolm(1914-1981) who married Rose Thurber(1917-1986)They had 4 children who
still live in the Digby area.Jack(July31, 1937- _)Twins Clifford & Clinton (Jan.1,1948 - ) and Rudy (Sept.17,1952- ).
116.
davenjudy teed [davejudy.teed@ns.sympatico.ca], Research of David
Teed, "Electronic," Jack W Tinker (possibly John E Tinker)
(Oct.28, 1895- ) married Marion Alta
Teed of Freeport on Jan.10, 1913. He was employed at the Digby Courier on Oct.
of 1913. Jack/John's birth is from the Culloden Census of 1901. They had a son Malcolm Fielding Tinker. Jack died when Malcolm was very young..
117.
davenjudy teed [davejudy.teed@ns.sympatico.ca], Research of David
Teed, "Electronic," Jack W Tinker married Marion Alta
Teed(Dec.27, 1893-Aug.20, 1973)on Jan.10, 1913.They had one son
Malcolm(1914-1981) who married Rose Thurber(1917-1986)They had 4 children who
still live in the Digby area.Jack(July31, 1937- _)Twins Clifford & Clinton (Jan.1,1948 - ) and Rudy (Sept.17,1952- ).
118.
davenjudy teed [davejudy.teed@ns.sympatico.ca], Research of David
Teed, "Electronic," Jack / John W Tinker (Oct.20, 1897 -
Aug.1919) married Marion Alta Teed (Dec.27, 1893*-Aug.20, 1973) of Freeport on
Jan.10, 1913. He was employed at the Digby Courier on Oct. of 1913They had a
son Malcolm Fielding Tinker (1914-1981)Jack died when Malcolm was very young.
(Malcolm was raised by my grandfather, George Fielding Teed)We learn from the
article in the Middleton Outlook dated Aug.29, 1919 that one of the mourners
was a five year old boy. (This was in fact, Malcolm)John E Tinker (Oct.28,
1895*- ) .
119. John
W. Skehan [Skehan@maine.edu], e-mail from john skehan,
"Electronic," Generation No. 1William Tinker died 4 March 1876 at the
age of 41 [p. 300 "Vital Records from the Eastport Sentinel of Eastport
Maine, 1818-1900"(Eastport Sentinel, Vol. 58, #17, dated 22 March
1876)].Adeline Ludlow died in 1913.The full name of the 3rd child of George and
Adelaide was George William
Tinker.George and Adelaides' 5th child, Baldwin, is listed as
"Bowling" in some census records.The full name of the 6th child of
George and Adelaide was Sophia Ludlow Tinker.
She was born 6 November 1872..
120.
Extract posted by Heather Waddingham, 1871 Census - Campobello
Island, New Brunswick,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
Listed with parents.
121.
Carol Higgins transcriber, 1901 Census - Campobello Island,
Charlotte, NB,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
97. Tinker George Head M June 11 1864
37 NB " Fisherman " Addielade Wife M Aug 17 1869 32 NB
" " William
Son Feb 2 1889 12 NB
" " Synthia
Daughter Nov 2 1892 9 NB
" " Ermah
Daughter Dec 10 1895 6 NB " " Calvin
Son Sept 25 1899 2 NB
" .
122. New
Brunswick Provincial Archives, RS141C5 - Index to Death Certificates,
1920-1951, Name: TINKER, GEORGE WILLIAMSex: MALEDate of Death:
1947-09-07County: SAINT JOHNRegistration: 004190 Volume: 180Microfilm: F19584.
123. See
birth information of Erma Annie Tinker.
124.
AGREEMENT ON SPELLING OF NAME, Per the e-mail exchange between John
Skehan and myself - we have come to the conclusion that we will use this
spelling of the name. Here is the
justification from John.2. Back to the
Adelaide/Adeline Estella Mitchell question.
Theplot thickens even more as a result of the information that you
sentto me concerning the birth of Erma Annie Tinker. You indicatedthat the registration of Erma's birth listed her
mother as "Adelaine"Estella Mitchell. That name seems to be a combination ofAdelaide and Adeline,
although it could be merely a typo error oftyping an "n" for a
"d",. I don't have data
that indicates the name of Adelaide/Adeline'sparents, but I looked through the
1871 Campobello census (shewas supposedly born in 1869) to see if I could find
her family. Family # 96 of the 1871 census lists the following: Thaddeus Mitchell 25 Amelia 27 Adalade 3 (Yet
another spelling!). I suspect
that this Adalade is Adelaide/Adeline EstellaMitchell, what do you think? If so, although misspelled this seemsto
agree with her gravestone that her name was Adelaide. By theway, when I visited the "Old" Wilson's Beach
Cemetery a year orso ago, I visited the Grave of Geroge and Adelaide. My notesindicate that the gravestone says
"George Tinker 1865-1947" and"Adelaide (wife)
1868-1932". So, on the basis of
all of thisinformation, I'm satisfied that her name was Adelaide, and that
iswhat I am going to enter into my file. (I'll probably still make a notethat
some records indicate that her name was Adeline)..
125. e-mail
from Chris Larsen,
(hobtree@nbnet.nb.ca), "Electronic," Also, came across a
George Tinker of Campobello who married Jan 15, 1886 in Eastport, ME Adelaide
Mitchell of Campobello.
126.
Carol Higgins transcriber, 1901 Census - Campobello Island,
Charlotte, NB,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
97. Tinker George Head M June 11 1864
37 NB " Fisherman " Addielade Wife M Aug 17 1869 32 NB
" " William
Son Feb 2 1889 12 NB
" " Synthia
Daughter Nov 2 1892 9 NB
" " Ermah
Daughter Dec 10 1895 6 NB
" " Calvin Son Sept 25 1899 2 NB " .
127.
Hsearles.nbnet.nb.ca, e-mail from Heather Searles, (Niles and Heater Searles),
"Electronic," GEORGE TINKER B JUNE 11 1864 M ADDIELADE SHE WAS BAUG
17 1869 HAD THESE CHILDRENWILLIAM TINKER B FEB 02 1889SYNTHIA TINKER B NOV 02
1892 SHE IS MY GRAND MOTHER.ERMAH TINKER B DEC 10 1892CALVIN TINKER B SEP 25
1899GEORG AND ADDIELADE HAD 3 MORE KIDS TO NAME ARE.ALLIN TINKERJHON
TINKERHULDA TINKER.
128. John
W. Skehan [Skehan@maine.edu], e-mail from john skehan, "Electronic,"
2. Your material says that George
Tinker was married to AdelaideEstella Mitchell and that they had a daughter
named Synthia. However, in the "1920-1925 Death Registration"
material on theCampobello web site, it reports the March 1, 1923 death of Cynthia(Tinker)
Sirles, wife of William Ansel Sirles, and it lists her parents'names as George
Tinker and Adeline Mitchell (not Adelaide). Which is correct? To confuse the matter even further,
thegravestone in the Old Wilson's Beach cemetery says "GeorgeTinker
1865-1947 and Adelaide (wife) 1868-1932.
It would appearthat probably the death registration notice was
incorrect.
129.
Carol Higgins transcriber, 1901 Census - Campobello Island,
Charlotte, NB,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
97. Tinker George Head M June 11 1864
37 NB " Fisherman " Addielade Wife M Aug 17 1869 32 NB
" " William
Son Feb 2 1889 12 NB
" " Synthia
Daughter Nov 2 1892 9 NB
" " Ermah
Daughter Dec 10 1895 6 NB
" " Calvin Son Sept 25 1899 2 NB " .
130. e-mail
from Chris Larsen,
(hobtree@nbnet.nb.ca), "Electronic," Also, came across a
George Tinker of Campobello who married Jan 15, 1886 in Eastport, ME Adelaide
Mitchell of Campobello.
131.
Hsearles.nbnet.nb.ca, e-mail from Heather Searles, (Niles and Heater Searles),
"Electronic," GEORGE TINKER B JUNE 11 1864 M ADDIELADE SHE WAS BAUG
17 1869 HAD THESE CHILDRENWILLIAM TINKER B FEB 02 1889SYNTHIA TINKER B NOV 02
1892 SHE IS MY GRAND MOTHER.ERMAH TINKER B DEC 10 1892CALVIN TINKER B SEP 25
1899GEORG AND ADDIELADE HAD 3 MORE KIDS TO NAME ARE.ALLIN TINKERJOHN
TINKERHULDA TINKER.
132.
Carol Higgins transcriber, 1901 Census - Campobello Island,
Charlotte, NB,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic," Listed
with parents.
133.
Hsearles.nbnet.nb.ca, e-mail from Heather Searles, (Niles and Heater Searles),
"Electronic," GEORGE TINKER B JUNE 11 1864 M ADDIELADE SHE WAS BAUG
17 1869 HAD THESE CHILDRENWILLIAM TINKER B FEB 02 1889SYNTHIA TINKER B NOV 02
1892 SHE IS MY GRAND MOTHER.ERMAH TINKER B DEC 10 1892CALVIN TINKER B SEP 25
1899GEORG AND ADDIELADE HAD 3 MORE KIDS TO NAME ARE.ALLIN TINKERJOHN
TINKERHULDA TINKER.
134.
Hsearles.nbnet.nb.ca, e-mail from Heather Searles, (Niles and Heater Searles), "Electronic,"
WILLIAW TINKER WAS BORN FEB 2 1889 AND DIED UNKNOW HE MARRIED LIZZIE WILLIAMS
SHE WAS BORN 1904 AND DIED UNKNOW SHE WAS A SISTER TO VIOLET WILLIAMS. CHILDREN
OF WILLIAM AND LIZZIE ARE. GEORGE TINKEROPAL TINKER BORN MAR 5 1930 D DEC 13
2002VIOLET ELIZABETH TINKER.
135.
Carol Higgins transcriber, 1901 Census - Campobello Island,
Charlotte, NB,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
Listed with parents.
136.
Hsearles.nbnet.nb.ca, e-mail from Heather Searles, (Niles and Heater Searles),
"Electronic," GEORGE TINKER B JUNE 11 1864 M ADDIELADE SHE WAS BAUG
17 1869 HAD THESE CHILDRENWILLIAM TINKER B FEB 02 1889SYNTHIA TINKER B NOV 02
1892 SHE IS MY GRAND MOTHER.ERMAH TINKER B DEC 10 1892CALVIN TINKER B SEP 25
1899GEORG AND ADDIELADE HAD 3 MORE KIDS TO NAME ARE.ALLIN TINKERJOHN
TINKERHULDA TINKER.
137. John
W. Skehan [Skehan@maine.edu], e-mail from john skehan,
"Electronic," 1920-1925 Death Registration, 2. Your material says that George Tinker was
married to Adelaide Estella Mitchell and that they had a daughter named
Synthia. However, in the
"1920-1925 Death Registration" material on the Campobello web site,
it reports the March 1, 1923 death of Cynthia (Tinker) Sirles, wife of William
Ansel Sirles, and it lists her parents' names as George Tinker and Adeline
Mitchell (not Adelaide). Which is
correct? To confuse the matter even
further, the gravestone in the Old Wilson's Beach cemetery says "George
Tinker 1865-1947 and Adelaide (wife) 1868-1932. It would appear that probably the death registration notice was
incorrect..
138.
Heather Waddingham, Campobello Website, (http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/), "Electronic,"
Wilson's Beach Cemetery (Searles Surname) - 1998 by Paula Harvard.
139.
Heather Waddingham, Campobello Website, (http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/), "Electronic,"
Heather Waddingham, Campobello Website,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/), "Electronic," Wilson's
Beach Cemetery (Searles Surname) - 1998 by Paula Harvard, In memory of William
Ansel Searles 1889-1869his wife Cynthia d. 1923.
140.
Heather Waddingham, Campobello Website, (http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/), "Electronic,"
Wilson's Beach Cemetery (Searles Surname) - 1998 by Paula Harvard, In memory of
William Ansel Searles 1889-1869his wife Cynthia d. 1923.
141.
Carol Higgins transcriber, 1901 Census - Campobello Island,
Charlotte, NB,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
Listed with parents.
142. New
Brunswick Provincial Archives, RS141A1b - Index of Births - late registration,
Erma Annie Tinker, F, Tinker, George William, Michell, Estella Adelaine, 10 Dec
1894, Wilsons Beach, Charlotte, F18785.
143.
Hsearles.nbnet.nb.ca, e-mail from Heather Searles, (Niles and Heater Searles),
"Electronic," GEORGE TINKER B JUNE 11 1864 M ADDIELADE SHE WAS BAUG
17 1869 HAD THESE CHILDRENWILLIAM TINKER B FEB 02 1889SYNTHIA TINKER B NOV 02
1892 SHE IS MY GRAND MOTHER.ERMAH TINKER B DEC 10 1892CALVIN TINKER B SEP 25
1899GEORG AND ADDIELADE HAD 3 MORE KIDS TO NAME ARE.ALLIN TINKERJOHN TINKERHULDA
TINKER.
144. New
Brunswick Provincial Archives, RS131B7 - Index to Marriages 1887-1926, Tinker,
Erma to Lomax, Everett, 7 Feb 1915, CH, Film 15963Num: 2604; Reference:
B4/1915; Microfilm: F15963.
145.
Carol Higgins transcriber, 1901 Census - Campobello Island,
Charlotte, NB,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
Listed with parents.
146. New
Brunswick Provincial Archives, RS141A1b, 1810-1906 Late Registrations of
BirthsTinker, Calvin Sumner, M, Tinker, George William, Mithcell, Adelaide
Stella, 25 Sep 1898, Wilsons Beach, CH, Film 187292.
147. John
W. Skehan [Skehan@maine.edu], e-mail from john skehan,
"Electronic," The birth record for Calvin Sumner Tinker, son of
George William Tinker and Adelaide Estella Mitchell was listed as 9/25/1898. You and I have his birthdate listed as
9/25/1899 (based on the 1901 census).
148.
Hsearles.nbnet.nb.ca, e-mail from Heather Searles, (Niles and Heater Searles),
"Electronic," GEORGE TINKER B JUNE 11 1864 M ADDIELADE SHE WAS BAUG
17 1869 HAD THESE CHILDRENWILLIAM TINKER B FEB 02 1889SYNTHIA TINKER B NOV 02
1892 SHE IS MY GRAND MOTHER.ERMAH TINKER B DEC 10 1892CALVIN TINKER B SEP 25
1899GEORG AND ADDIELADE HAD 3 MORE KIDS TO NAME ARE.ALLIN TINKERJOHN
TINKERHULDA TINKER.
149.
Hsearles.nbnet.nb.ca, e-mail from Heather Searles, (Niles and Heater Searles),
"Electronic," CALVIN SUMNER TINKER WAS BORN SEP 25 1898 AND DIED APR
5 1979 HE MARRIED HILDA CRICHTON SHE WAS BORN APR 19 1914.CHILDREN OF CALVIN
AND HILDA ARE. LEONA TINKER M
TOWNSENDSHEILA TINKER M ROYCE MALLOCKTHELMA TINKER M JOHN MALLOCKERMA
TINKER M JAMES CLINEDELLA TINKER M RICHARD MALLOCKDORINDA TINKER M GARY
ANTHONYSANDRA TINKER M OMER BRUNET.
150. Obituary,
CALVIN S. TINKERCAMPOBELLO- Calvin Tinker, 78, died at Charlotte County Hospital
April 5, 1976 after several months of failing health. He was born at Wilson's
Beach, Sept. 1898, the son of George and Adelaide (Mitchell) Tinker.He resided
most of his life at Wilson's Beach and was a member of the United Baptist
Church.Survivors include his wife, the former Hilda Crichton of Bocabec; seven
daughters, Mrs. Douglas (Leona) Townsend of Wallingford, Conn., Mrs. Omer
(Sandra) Brunet of Cornwallis, N.S., Mrs. John (Thelma) Malloch, Mrs. Royce
(Sheila) Mallock, Mrs. James (Erma) Cline, Mrs. Richard (Della) Malloch, all of
Wilson's Beach and Mrs. Gary (Dorinda) Anthony of Saint John; one brother,
Allen of Wilson's Beach; 13 grandchildren and several nieces and
nephews.Funeral services were held in the United Baptist Church at Wilson's
Beach with the Rev. Francis Mabey officiating. Interment was in the Wilson's
Beach Cemetery.
151.
Hsearles.nbnet.nb.ca, e-mail from Heather Searles, (Niles and Heater Searles),
"Electronic," CALVIN SUMNER TINKER WAS BORN SEP 25 1898 AND DIED APR
5 1979 HE MARRIED HILDA CRICHTON SHE WAS BORN APR 19 1914.CHILDREN OF CALVIN
AND HILDA ARE. LEONA TINKER M
TOWNSENDSHEILA TINKER M ROYCE MALLOCKTHELMA TINKER M JOHN MALLOCKERMA
TINKER M JAMES CLINEDELLA TINKER M RICHARD MALLOCKDORINDA TINKER M GARY ANTHONYSANDRA
TINKER M OMER BRUNET.
152. Obituary,
courtesy of Heather Waddingham, CALVIN S. TINKERCAMPOBELLO- Calvin Tinker, 78,
died at Charlotte County Hospital April 5, 1976 after several months of failing
health. He was born at Wilson's Beach, Sept. 1898, the son of George and
Adelaide (Mitchell) Tinker.He resided most of his life at Wilson's Beach and
was a member of the United Baptist Church.Survivors include his wife, the
former Hilda Crichton of Bocabec; seven daughters, Mrs. Douglas (Leona) Townsend
of Wallingford, Conn., Mrs. Omer (Sandra) Brunet of Cornwallis, N.S., Mrs. John
(Thelma) Malloch, Mrs. Royce (Sheila) Mallock, Mrs. James (Erma) Cline, Mrs.
Richard (Della) Malloch, all of Wilson's Beach and Mrs. Gary (Dorinda) Anthony
of Saint John; one brother, Allen of Wilson's Beach; 13 grandchildren and
several nieces and nephews.Funeral services were held in the United Baptist
Church at Wilson's Beach with the Rev. Francis Mabey officiating. Interment was
in the Wilson's Beach Cemetery.
153.
Heather Waddingham, Campobello Website, (http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/), "Electronic."
154. New
Brunswick Provincial Archives, RS141A1b - Index of Births - 1810-1906.
155. John
W. Skehan [Skehan@maine.edu], e-mail from john skehan,
"Electronic," Also, the birth records on the archives web site
included the birthof a fifth child to George William Tinker and Adelaide
Estella Mitchell that neither you nor I had previously listed. That child is:Alonzo Bolan Tinker, born
April 16, 1904, at Wilson's Beach, Campobello, N.B.
156. New
Brunswick Provincial Archives, RS141B7 - Index of Marriages - 1887-1926,
Tinker, Alonzo B., Williams, Violet Isabell, 10 Oct 1926, Campobello, CH, Film
19689Num: 1342; Reference: B4/1926; Microfilm: F19689.
157.
Hsearles.nbnet.nb.ca, e-mail from Heather Searles, (Niles and Heater Searles),
"Electronic," ALONZO TINKER WAS BORN IN 1949 AND DIED UNKNOW HE
MARRIED VIOLET SHE WAS BORN 1904 AND
DIED 1959. CHILDREN OF ALONZO AND VIOLET ARE. ORIL TINKER M ADAM
GREENIERCHRISTINA TINKER M JAMES
MITCHELLSHERMAN TINKER NEVAR
MARRIEDAINSLEY TINKER M SYLVIA STANLEYODELL TINKER M MARY E LAPOINTE.
158.
Heather Waddingham, Campobello Website, (http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/), "Electronic."
159. New
Brunswick Provincial Archives, RS141B7 - Index of Marriages - 1887-1926,
Tinker, Alonzo B., Williams, Violet Isabell, 10 Oct 1926, Campobello, CH, Film
19689Num: 1342; Reference: B4/1926; Microfilm: F19689.
160.
Hsearles.nbnet.nb.ca, e-mail from Heather Searles, (Niles and Heater Searles),
"Electronic," YES ALLEN TINKER IS A BROTHER TO CALVIN TINKER ALLEN
TINKER WAS BORN IN 1908 AND DIED IN 1996 HE MARRIED GLADYS E ROBINSON SHE WAS
BORN IN EASTPORT MAINE IN 1913 AND DIED IN CAMPOBELLO IN 1987.
161.
Hsearles.nbnet.nb.ca, e-mail from Heather Searles, (Niles and Heater Searles),
"Electronic."
162. Obituary,
Allen "Bruddy" Tinker, 62, passed away at this home onCampobello
Island on Nov. 30, 1998. He was the son ofthe late Allen and Gladys (Robinson)
Tinker. Bruddy is survived by his wife Dorothy (Andrews)Tinker, four sons,
Kevin and Tunya and grandchildren,Jordan, Lindyn and Skye, Jaime and Alberta
andgrandchildren Tara and Sonya abd great-granddaughterSierra, Steven and
Shelly, Michael and granddaughterSherri, two daughters, Barbara and Max Howell
andgrandchildren Matthew, Philip and Brent, Trisha andTracey Sawtells and
grandson Colby. Bruddy is also survived by three brothers all ofCampobello,
James, David and John, and four sisters,Jean Johnson and Gloria Johnson both of
St. Andrews,Martha Richmond of Newfoundland and Donna Stanley ofCampobello. He
is also survived by aunts, unclesm and many niecesand nephews. Bruddy has been
a proud fisherman forover 50 years and lived all of his life on
CampobelloIsland. Funeral service was held at the United PentecostalChurch,
Wilson's Beach, Campobello, NB on December 3. .
163. John
W. Skehan [Skehan@maine.edu], e-mail from john skehan,
"Electronic," I did a quick check of the Maine Archives marriages and
I found that an Allen W. Tinker, of Campobello, married Gladys A. Robinson, of
Eastport, on July 2, 1932. I don't know
for sure where they were married, but I assume that it was in Eastport. I'll add this maarriage to the list of
things that I want to check the next time I am in the Archives in Augusta.
164.
Hsearles.nbnet.nb.ca, e-mail from Heather Searles, (Niles and Heater Searles),
"Electronic," YES ALLEN TINKER IS A BROTHER TO CALVIN TINKER ALLEN
TINKER WAS BORN IN 1908 AND DIED IN 1996 HE MARRIED GLADYS E ROBINSON SHE WAS
BORN IN EASTPORT MAINE IN 1913 AND DIED IN CAMPOBELLO IN 1987.
165.
Hsearles.nbnet.nb.ca, e-mail from Heather Searles, (Niles and Heater Searles),
"Electronic."
166. John
W. Skehan [Skehan@maine.edu], e-mail from john skehan,
"Electronic," I did a quick check of the Maine Archives marriages and
I found that an Allen W. Tinker, of Campobello, married Gladys A. Robinson, of
Eastport, on July 2, 1932. I don't know
for sure where they were married, but I assume that it was in Eastport. I'll add this maarriage to the list of
things that I want to check the next time I am in the Archives in Augusta.
167.
Extract posted by Heather Waddingham, 1871 Census - Campobello
Island, New Brunswick,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp1.htm), "Electronic,"
Listed with parents.
168.
Carol Higgins transcriber, 1891 Census - Campobello Island,
Charlotte, NB,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/), "Electronic," Listed
with parents.
169. John
W. Skehan [Skehan@maine.edu], e-mail from john skehan,
"Electronic," 26 Jan 2003, Nelson is listed in the 1891 census as
being unmarried and does not appear to be in the 1901 census -- may want to
check Eastport, Maine. Relationship to
Elizabeth and Augusta based upon e-mail from John Skehan:I ws going through
some notes that I took at the archives in Augusta some time ago and I came
across the marriage of Augusta Tinker.
I immediately thought of you and your search for information concerning
Augusta. Probably you already have this
information, but I thought I would send it along to you in case you
didn't.According to the information in the archives Augusta E. Tinker and James
E. Ritchie were married in Eastport on 13 February 1929. At the time of her marriage she was 19 and
James was 20. Her place of birth was
listed as Campobello and his as Eastport.
Her father, Nelson Tinker was listed as having been born on Campobello,
living on Campobello, and his occupation was fisherman. Her mother, Elizabeth Finch was listed as
having been born in Eastport, living on Campobello,and her occupation was
housewife.
170. John
W. Skehan [Skehan@maine.edu], e-mail from john skehan,
"Electronic," Generation 2Nelson Tinker's wife, Elizabeth Finch was
born about 1881 (according to her marriage certificate she was 16 years of age
at the time of her marriage to Nelson).
She and Nelson were married in Eastport 4 November 1897.Nelson and
Elizabeth had three children as follows:1.
Arthur Edwin Tinker, born 19 February 1898, Eastport, Maine.2. Nellie Tinker, born 28 May 1900, Eastport,
Maine.3. Augusta E. Tinker, born about
1910, Campobello. She married James E. Ritchie on 13 February 1929,
Eastport, Maine.That's all I have had time to check out so far, but I think
that I may have information about some of the other Tinker families that you
have written about in the last couple of weeks. I'll try to get back to you soon, particularly about my thoughts
on the David Tinker question(s).
171. 12th
Census - 1900, e-mail from John Skehan, Nelson Tinker was in the Eastport
census of 1900. I found Nelson and his
family in the 1900 Eastpot, Maine census as follows:Nelson Tinker, b. Jan 1870,
age 30, married 3 yrs, came to US in 1889 (11 yrs ago), occupation: sealer of cans, b. Canada, father b. Canada, mother b. Canada.Lizzie (wife), b.
March 1882, age 18, married 3 yrs., births 2, living 2, born Maine, father b.
Canada, mother b. Canada.Arthur (son), b. Feb 1898, age 2, b. Maine, father b.
Canada, mother b. Maine.Nellie M. (dau), b. May 1900, b. Maine, father b.
Canada, mother b. Canada.I thought that you might like to have this
information, although some of it may be at odds with the information that I
provided to you earlier.John.
172. John
W. Skehan [Skehan@maine.edu], e-mail from john skehan,
"Electronic," Nelson Tinker was in the Eastport census of 1900. I found Nelson and his family in the 1900
Eastpot, Maine census as follows:Nelson Tinker, b. Jan 1870, age 30, married 3
yrs, came to US in 1889 (11 yrs ago), occupation: sealer of cans, b.
Canada, father b. Canada, mother b. Canada.Lizzie (wife), b. March 1882, age
18, married 3 yrs., births 2, living 2, born Maine, father b. Canada, mother b.
Canada.Arthur (son), b. Feb 1898, age 2, b. Maine, father b. Canada, mother b.
Maine.Nellie M. (dau), b. May 1900, b. Maine, father b. Canada, mother b.
Canada.I thought that you might like to have this information, although some of
it may be at odds with the information that I provided to you earlier.John.
173. John
W. Skehan [Skehan@maine.edu], e-mail from john skehan,
"Electronic," 26 Jan 2003, Nelson is listed in the 1891 census as
being unmarried and does not appear to be in the 1901 census -- may want to
check Eastport, Maine. Relationship to
Elizabeth and Augusta based upon e-mail from John Skehan:I ws going through
some notes that I took at the archives in Augusta some time ago and I came
across the marriage of Augusta Tinker.
I immediately thought of you and your search for information concerning
Augusta. Probably you already have this
information, but I thought I would send it along to you in case you
didn't.According to the information in the archives Augusta E. Tinker and James
E. Ritchie were married in Eastport on 13 February 1929. At the time of her marriage she was 19 and
James was 20. Her place of birth was
listed as Campobello and his as Eastport.
Her father, Nelson Tinker was listed as having been born on Campobello,
living on Campobello, and his occupation was fisherman. Her mother, Elizabeth Finch was listed as
having been born in Eastport, living on Campobello,and her occupation was
housewife.
174. John
W. Skehan [Skehan@maine.edu], e-mail from john skehan,
"Electronic," Generation 2Nelson Tinker's wife, Elizabeth Finch was
born about 1881 (according to her marriage certificate she was 16 years of age
at the time of her marriage to Nelson).
She and Nelson were married in Eastport 4 November 1897.Nelson and
Elizabeth had three children as follows:1.
Arthur Edwin Tinker, born 19 February 1898, Eastport, Maine.2. Nellie Tinker, born 28 May 1900, Eastport,
Maine.3. Augusta E. Tinker, born about
1910, Campobello. She married James E. Ritchie on 13 February 1929,
Eastport, Maine.That's all I have had time to check out so far, but I think
that I may have information about some of the other Tinker families that you
have written about in the last couple of weeks. I'll try to get back to you soon, particularly about my thoughts
on the David Tinker question(s).
175. 12th
Census - 1900, e-mail from John Skehan - 28 Feb 2003, Nelson Tinker was in
the Eastport census of 1900. I found
Nelson and his family in the 1900 Eastpot, Maine census as follows:Nelson
Tinker, b. Jan 1870, age 30, married 3 yrs, came to US in 1889 (11 yrs ago),
occupation: sealer of cans, b. Canada, father b. Canada, mother b.
Canada.Lizzie (wife), b. March 1882, age 18, married 3 yrs., births 2, living
2, born Maine, father b. Canada, mother b. Canada.Arthur (son), b. Feb 1898,
age 2, b. Maine, father b. Canada, mother b. Maine.Nellie M. (dau), b. May
1900, b. Maine, father b. Canada, mother b. Canada.I thought that you might
like to have this information, although some of it may be at odds with the
information that I provided to you earlier.John.
176.
Kenneth L. Willey, Editor, Vital Records from the Eastport Sentinal, (Picton Press, Camden Maine - Maine Gen.
Society Special Publication No. 24), Vol. 80 #10, 23 Feb. 1898Birth: In
Eastport, Maine, 19 Feb. 1898, to w/o Nelson TINKER, a son..
177. John
W. Skehan [Skehan@maine.edu], e-mail from john skehan,
"Electronic," Generation 2Nelson Tinker's wife, Elizabeth Finch was
born about 1881 (according to her marriage certificate she was 16 years of age
at the time of her marriage to Nelson).
She and Nelson were married in Eastport 4 November 1897.Nelson and
Elizabeth had three children as follows:1.
Arthur Edwin Tinker, born 19 February 1898, Eastport, Maine.2. Nellie Tinker, born 28 May 1900, Eastport,
Maine.3. Augusta E. Tinker, born about
1910, Campobello. She married James E. Ritchie on 13 February 1929,
Eastport, Maine.That's all I have had time to check out so far, but I think
that I may have information about some of the other Tinker families that you
have written about in the last couple of weeks. I'll try to get back to you soon, particularly about my thoughts
on the David Tinker question(s).
178. e-mail
from Chris Larsen,
(hobtree@nbnet.nb.ca), "Electronic," 8 Jan 204, I was going
through some of your information on Rootsweb today and noticed Augusta E Tinker
(d/o Nelson Tinker & Elizabeth Finch).
Augusta E Tinker, according to your information, was married to James E.
Ritchie. I thought I recognized those
names so I check my database. Here is
what information I have on this couple right now: James - born Dec 12, 1908 in
Eastport, Washington, ME & departed this life Jan 22, 1988 in Auburn,
Androscoggin, ME - s/o Edward Ritchie & Marjorie Colwell. Augusta died in Eastport, Washington, ME on
June 17, 1968. Their daughter Elaine
Ritchie was born Aug 30, 1929 & departed this life Oct 24, 1985 in Bangor,
Penobscot, ME - she was married to Austin E Townsend.
179. John
W. Skehan [Skehan@maine.edu], e-mail from john skehan,
"Electronic," I ws going through some notes that I took at the
archives in Augusta some time ago and I came across the marriage of Augusta
Tinker. I immediately thought of you
and your search for information concerning Augusta. Probably you already have this information, but I thought I would
send it along to you in case you didn't.According to the information in the
archives Augusta E. Tinker and James E. Ritchie were married in Eastport on 13
February 1929. At the time of her
marriage she was 19 and James was 20.
Her place of birth was listed as Campobello and his as Eastport. Her father, Nelson Tinker was listed as
having been born on Campobello, living on Campobello, and his occupation was
fisherman. Her mother, Elizabeth Finch
was listed as having been born in Eastport, living on Campobello,and her
occupation was housewife.
180. e-mail
from Chris Larsen,
(hobtree@nbnet.nb.ca), "Electronic," 8 Jan 2004, I was going
through some of your information on Rootsweb today and noticed Augusta E Tinker
(d/o Nelson Tinker & Elizabeth Finch).
Augusta E Tinker, according to your information, was married to James E.
Ritchie. I thought I recognized those
names so I check my database. Here is
what information I have on this couple right now: James - born Dec 12, 1908 in
Eastport, Washington, ME & departed this life Jan 22, 1988 in Auburn,
Androscoggin, ME - s/o Edward Ritchie & Marjorie Colwell. Augusta died in Eastport, Washington, ME on
June 17, 1968. Their daughter Elaine
Ritchie was born Aug 30, 1929 & departed this life Oct 24, 1985 in Bangor,
Penobscot, ME - she was married to Austin E Townsend..
181. e-mail
from Chris Larsen,
(hobtree@nbnet.nb.ca), "Electronic," 8 Jan 2004, I was going
through some of your information on Rootsweb today and noticed Augusta E Tinker
(d/o Nelson Tinker & Elizabeth Finch).
Augusta E Tinker, according to your information, was married to James E.
Ritchie. I thought I recognized those
names so I check my database. Here is
what information I have on this couple right now: James - born Dec 12, 1908 in
Eastport, Washington, ME & departed this life Jan 22, 1988 in Auburn,
Androscoggin, ME - s/o Edward Ritchie & Marjorie Colwell. Augusta died in Eastport, Washington, ME on
June 17, 1968. Their daughter Elaine
Ritchie was born Aug 30, 1929 & departed this life Oct 24, 1985 in Bangor,
Penobscot, ME - she was married to Austin E Townsend.
182. 1930
Census, Extracted by John Skehan, 1930 Eastport, Maine census: James Ritchie, 21, age at time of 1st
marriage 20, he and his parents were all born in Maine, occupation: laborer in canning plant. Wife: Augusta, 21, age at time of first
marriage 19, she and her father were born in Canada, her mother was born in
Maine, she came to the US in 1925. Elaine,
daughter, age 6/12 (6 months), she and her father were born in Maine, her
mother was born in Canada,.
183. John
W. Skehan [Skehan@maine.edu], e-mail from john skehan,
"Electronic," I ws going through some notes that I took at the
archives in Augusta some time ago and I came across the marriage of Augusta
Tinker. I immediately thought of you
and your search for information concerning Augusta. Probably you already have this information, but I thought I would
send it along to you in case you didn't.According to the information in the
archives Augusta E. Tinker and James E. Ritchie were married in Eastport on 13
February 1929. At the time of her
marriage she was 19 and James was 20.
Her place of birth was listed as Campobello and his as Eastport. Her father, Nelson Tinker was listed as
having been born on Campobello, living on Campobello, and his occupation was
fisherman. Her mother, Elizabeth Finch
was listed as having been born in Eastport, living on Campobello,and her
occupation was housewife.
184. John
W. Skehan [Skehan@maine.edu], e-mail from john skehan,
"Electronic," Hi Rod,This afternoon while working in the Maine
Archives in Augusta, I came across the existence of another child of Nelson
Tinker and Elizabeth Finch. The
following information was taken from his death record in the archives: Vanif??
Nelson Tinker (his first name was almost unreadable), born July 18, 1911 (don't
know where), died June 2, 1935 in Calais, Maine, although he previously lived
in Pembroke, Maine. At the time of his
death his age was 23 years, 10 months, and 14 days. His occupation was listed as "general labor". His father was listed as Nelson Tinker, born
Wilson's Beach, occupation fisherman.
His mother was listed as Elizabeth Finch, born Eastport, Maine,
occupation "at home". The
name of the death informant was Augusta Ritchie (his sister).
185. John
W. Skehan [Skehan@maine.edu], e-mail from john skehan,
"Electronic," Hi Rod, I believe, as you suggested, that Marianne,
Aurelia and Aurora Tinker are all the same person for the following reasons:The
ages fit perfectly. In the 1881 census
she was 7, in the 1891 she was 17, and in the 1901 census she was 27. As I indicated earlier, Aurelia married Blan
Fletcher in 1895. The 1901 census (Part
5, family #85) lists Blan Fletcher 30, born 10/27/1871 and his wife Annie A. 27, born 8/10/1874. It may be that her full and middle name name
was Ann Aurelia or Aurelia Ann, but the age and birth date correlate with
Aurelia.It appears that Miss Tinker has been listed by a number of names in the
Campobello census records, and that has created the confusion. It goes to show you that census records can
be misleading. I'm satisfied that
William Tinker and Adeline Ludlow had only eight children and that Aurelia was
their 7th child.Regards, John.
186.
Hazel Nolan transcriber, Campobello Marriages, (NB Archives Film Number F13380 - Charlotte Co., Marriages - http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp2d.htm),
"Electronic."
187.
Hazel Nolan, hazelnol@tdstelme.net, Descendants of William Searles,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/8WSearles.htm),
"Electronic," 17. BARTHOLOMEW FLETCHER (DOROTHY SEARLES, JACOB,
WILLIAM) was born December 1870 in St. John, N.B., and died 1952 in Wilson's
Beach, Campobello, N.B.. He married ANNIE AURELIA TINKER January 14, 1895 in
Campobello, N.B.. She was born in Campobello, N.B., and died in Campobello,
N.B.Notes for BARTHOLOMEW FLETCHER:Later named himself Blan. He was a
boatbuilder.Children of BARTHOLOMEW FLETCHER and ANNIE TINKER are:i. VARNEL5
FLETCHER, b. May 06, 1904, Campobello, N.B.; d. October 01, 1983, Downeast
Hospital, Machias, Maine; m. NONE.ii. MAURICE B. FLETCHER, b. 1908, Campobello,
N.B.; d. June 01, 1987, Campobello, N.B.; m. ALICE JAMIESON; b. Saint
John,N.B..iii. BLAN IRVIN FLETCHER, b. 1910.iv. BLANKEY FLETCHER, b. 1913,
Campobello, N.B.; d. 1914, Campobello, N.B..v. ROXY FRANCINA FLETCHER, b. 1917,
Campobello, N.B.; d. October 29, 1918, Campobello, N.B...
188.
Hazel Nolan transcriber, Campobello Marriages, (NB Archives Film Number F13380 - Charlotte Co., Marriages -
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp2d.htm), "Electronic."
189.
Hazel Nolan, hazelnol@tdstelme.net, Descendants of William Searles,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/8WSearles.htm),
"Electronic," 17. BARTHOLOMEW FLETCHER (DOROTHY SEARLES, JACOB,
WILLIAM) was born December 1870 in St. John, N.B., and died 1952 in Wilson's
Beach, Campobello, N.B.. He married ANNIE AURELIA TINKER January 14, 1895 in
Campobello, N.B.. She was born in Campobello, N.B., and died in Campobello,
N.B.Notes for BARTHOLOMEW FLETCHER:Later named himself Blan. He was a
boatbuilder.Children of BARTHOLOMEW FLETCHER and ANNIE TINKER are:i. VARNEL5
FLETCHER, b. May 06, 1904, Campobello, N.B.; d. October 01, 1983, Downeast
Hospital, Machias, Maine; m. NONE.ii. MAURICE B. FLETCHER, b. 1908, Campobello,
N.B.; d. June 01, 1987, Campobello, N.B.; m. ALICE JAMIESON; b. Saint
John,N.B..iii. BLAN IRVIN FLETCHER, b. 1910.iv. BLANKEY FLETCHER, b. 1913,
Campobello, N.B.; d. 1914, Campobello, N.B..v. ROXY FRANCINA FLETCHER, b. 1917,
Campobello, N.B.; d. October 29, 1918, Campobello, N.B...
190.
Hazel Nolan, hazelnol@tdstelme.net, Descendants of William Searles,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/8WSearles.htm),
"Electronic."
191.
Hazel Nolan transcriber, Campobello Marriages, (NB Archives Film Number F13380 - Charlotte Co., Marriages -
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/camp2d.htm), "Electronic."
192.
Hazel Nolan, hazelnol@tdstelme.net, Descendants of William Searles,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/8WSearles.htm),
"Electronic," 17. BARTHOLOMEW FLETCHER (DOROTHY SEARLES, JACOB,
WILLIAM) was born December 1870 in St. John, N.B., and died 1952 in Wilson's
Beach, Campobello, N.B.. He married ANNIE AURELIA TINKER January 14, 1895 in
Campobello, N.B.. She was born in Campobello, N.B., and died in Campobello,
N.B.Notes for BARTHOLOMEW FLETCHER:Later named himself Blan. He was a
boatbuilder.Children of BARTHOLOMEW FLETCHER and ANNIE TINKER are:i. VARNEL5
FLETCHER, b. May 06, 1904, Campobello, N.B.; d. October 01, 1983, Downeast
Hospital, Machias, Maine; m. NONE.ii. MAURICE B. FLETCHER, b. 1908, Campobello,
N.B.; d. June 01, 1987, Campobello, N.B.; m. ALICE JAMIESON; b. Saint
John,N.B..iii. BLAN IRVIN FLETCHER, b. 1910.iv. BLANKEY FLETCHER, b. 1913,
Campobello, N.B.; d. 1914, Campobello, N.B..v. ROXY FRANCINA FLETCHER, b. 1917,
Campobello, N.B.; d. October 29, 1918, Campobello, N.B...
193.
Hazel Nolan, hazelnol@tdstelme.net, Descendants of William Searles,
(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/8WSearles.htm),
"Electronic."