Very little is known of Thomas Tinker. It is recorded by William Bradford that Thomas had a wife and son, but their names are not even recorded. Bradford notes "Thomas Tinker and his wife and son all died in the first sickness" of January 1620/21. Thomas' name is recorded when he became a citizen of Leiden (where the Pilgrim church resided) in 1617. In that document he was called a wood sawyer (carpenter). This may have been the same Thomas Tinker, also recorded as a carpenter, whom married Jane White on June 25, 1609 in Thurne, England. As promising as this may be, evidence is lacking to support the association. Thomas Tinker has no known descendants.
Very little is known of Thomas Tinker. It is recorded by William Bradford that Thomas had a wife and son, but their names are not even recorded. Bradford notes "Thomas Tinker and his wife and son all died in the first sickness" of January 1620/21. Thomas' name is recorded when he became a citizen of Leiden (where the Pilgrim church resided) in 1617. In that document he was called a wood sawyer (carpenter). This may have been the same Thomas Tinker, also recorded as a carpenter, whom married Jane White on June 25, 1609 in Thurne, England. As promising as this may be, evidence is lacking to support the association. Thomas Tinker has no known descendants.
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