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Jack Tinman

Birth9 July 1932 - Heath Springs, Lancaster County, South Carolina, United States of America
Death27 Oct 2013 - West Columbia Lexington South Carolina U.S.A.
MotherLinnie Mae Cranford
FatherThomas Abraham Tinman

Born in Heath Springs, Lancaster County, South Carolina, United States of America on 9 July 1932 to Thomas Abraham Tinman and Linnie Mae Cranford. Jack Tinman married Doris and had 5 children. He passed away on 27 Oct 2013 in West Columbia Lexington South Carolina U.S.A..

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Thomas Abraham Tinman
1888 - 1972
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Linnie Mae Cranford
1900 - 1985
Spouse(s)
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Doris
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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Susan Marie Tinman
Unknown - 2013
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Laura K Tinman
1963 - Unknown
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Douglas Tinman
Unknown - Unknown
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Jack Thomas Tinman
Unknown - Unknown
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Julie Pearson
Unknown - Unknown

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