JOHN PINDER was an early resident of Pasco County, Florida. He settled in what one day would become the small town of Elfers.
He was born in Little Abaco, Bahamas, on March 1, 1854, the son of John Pinder and Elizabeth Sands Pinder.
John Pinder came to Key West with his mother and six siblings in September 1865.
He is shown as a sailor in the 1880 census and a sponger in the 1900 census. Pinder purchased 40 acres described as the NW Qtr of the SW Qtr of Section 21, Township 26S, Range 16E, from the State of Florida Internal Improvement Fund on May 16, 1881.
He married Virginia M. Brown (1856-1899) on July 28, 1878, in Hernando County. Virginia was the daughter of John Allen Brown q.v.
The children of John Pinder and Virginia M. Brown:
John Allen (1882-1954)
Joseph Thomas (1884-1899)
William Charles (1886-1932)
Alma Louise (1887-1966)
Samuel Jesse (1889-1894)
Sarah Ida Elizabeth (1893-after 1975)
Daniel Whitmore (1895-1930)
Ira Eugene (1897-1958)
John Pinder died July 2, 1902, at Elfers; Virginia died March 4, 1899, at Elfers. Both were buried in the West Elfers Cemetery.
He was born in Little Abaco, Bahamas, on March 1, 1854, the son of John Pinder and Elizabeth Sands Pinder.
John Pinder came to Key West with his mother and six siblings in September 1865.
He is shown as a sailor in the 1880 census and a sponger in the 1900 census. Pinder purchased 40 acres described as the NW Qtr of the SW Qtr of Section 21, Township 26S, Range 16E, from the State of Florida Internal Improvement Fund on May 16, 1881.
He married Virginia M. Brown (1856-1899) on July 28, 1878, in Hernando County. Virginia was the daughter of John Allen Brown q.v.
The children of John Pinder and Virginia M. Brown:
John Allen (1882-1954)
Joseph Thomas (1884-1899)
William Charles (1886-1932)
Alma Louise (1887-1966)
Samuel Jesse (1889-1894)
Sarah Ida Elizabeth (1893-after 1975)
Daniel Whitmore (1895-1930)
Ira Eugene (1897-1958)
John Pinder died July 2, 1902, at Elfers; Virginia died March 4, 1899, at Elfers. Both were buried in the West Elfers Cemetery.
JOHN PINDER was an early resident of Pasco County, Florida. He settled in what one day would become the small town of Elfers.
He was born in Little Abaco, Bahamas, on March 1, 1854, the son of John Pinder and Elizabeth Sands Pinder.
John Pinder came to Key West with his mother and six siblings in September 1865.
He is shown as a sailor in the 1880 census and a sponger in the 1900 census. Pinder purchased 40 acres described as the NW Qtr of the SW Qtr of Section 21, Township 26S, Range 16E, from the State of Florida Internal Improvement Fund on May 16, 1881.
He married Virginia M. Brown (1856-1899) on July 28, 1878, in Hernando County. Virginia was the daughter of John Allen Brown q.v.
The children of John Pinder and Virginia M. Brown:
John Allen (1882-1954)
Joseph Thomas (1884-1899)
William Charles (1886-1932)
Alma Louise (1887-1966)
Samuel Jesse (1889-1894)
Sarah Ida Elizabeth (1893-after 1975)
Daniel Whitmore (1895-1930)
Ira Eugene (1897-1958)
John Pinder died July 2, 1902, at Elfers; Virginia died March 4, 1899, at Elfers. Both were buried in the West Elfers Cemetery.
He was born in Little Abaco, Bahamas, on March 1, 1854, the son of John Pinder and Elizabeth Sands Pinder.
John Pinder came to Key West with his mother and six siblings in September 1865.
He is shown as a sailor in the 1880 census and a sponger in the 1900 census. Pinder purchased 40 acres described as the NW Qtr of the SW Qtr of Section 21, Township 26S, Range 16E, from the State of Florida Internal Improvement Fund on May 16, 1881.
He married Virginia M. Brown (1856-1899) on July 28, 1878, in Hernando County. Virginia was the daughter of John Allen Brown q.v.
The children of John Pinder and Virginia M. Brown:
John Allen (1882-1954)
Joseph Thomas (1884-1899)
William Charles (1886-1932)
Alma Louise (1887-1966)
Samuel Jesse (1889-1894)
Sarah Ida Elizabeth (1893-after 1975)
Daniel Whitmore (1895-1930)
Ira Eugene (1897-1958)
John Pinder died July 2, 1902, at Elfers; Virginia died March 4, 1899, at Elfers. Both were buried in the West Elfers Cemetery.
Gravesite Details
His grave is no longer unmarked in the Pinder family plot.
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