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John Tinker

Birth30 Jan 1718 - New London, New London, Connecticut, United States
Death07 Sept 1799 - Jordan Plains, Waterford
MotherHannah HARRIS
FatherJohn Tinker

Born in New London, New London, Connecticut, United States on 30 Jan 1718 to John Tinker and Hannah HARRIS. John Tinker married Elizabeth Daniels and had 13 children. He passed away on 07 Sept 1799 in Jordan Plains, Waterford.

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Parents
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John Tinker
1686 - 1727
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Hannah Harris
1688 - 1748
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Daniels
1720 - 1761
Children Show all
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Joseph Tinker
1752 - 1840
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Lucretia Tinker
1755 - 1842
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John Tinker
1743 - 1811
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Samuel Tinker
1757 - 1793
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John Tinker
Unknown - 1791
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Nathan Tinker
1760 - 1792
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Grace Tinker
1744 - 1745
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Amos Tinker
1748 - 1800
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Elizabeth Tinker
1750 - 1751
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Sarah Tinker
1737 - Unknown
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Stephen Tinker
1739 - 1790
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Benjamin Tinker
1737 - 1759
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Edward Tinker
Unknown - Unknown

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