The History of Hendricks County (Chicago: Interstate Publishing, 1885)--Marion Township, pages 692-693
James F. Tinder, son of Jeremiah and Kittie Tinder, was born in Marion Township, this county, May 19, 1840. He lived at home till Feb. 22, 1866, when he was married to Martha C. Faught, a native of Eel River Township, and daughter of Jacob C. Faught, a deceased merchant of North Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Tinder have three children--Oscar, Della and Kittie. Mr. Tinder settled on his present farm immediately after his marriage. The farm was formerly known was the William Pierson place, and now contains 236 acres of land, all under a fine state of cultivation, with good farm buildings. Mr. Tinder is active in all that tends to the general welfare of his township. He is energetic and enterprising and highly respected throughout the county. In politics he votes the Democratic ticket.
James F. Tinder, son of Jeremiah and Kittie Tinder, was born in Marion Township, this county, May 19, 1840. He lived at home till Feb. 22, 1866, when he was married to Martha C. Faught, a native of Eel River Township, and daughter of Jacob C. Faught, a deceased merchant of North Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Tinder have three children--Oscar, Della and Kittie. Mr. Tinder settled on his present farm immediately after his marriage. The farm was formerly known was the William Pierson place, and now contains 236 acres of land, all under a fine state of cultivation, with good farm buildings. Mr. Tinder is active in all that tends to the general welfare of his township. He is energetic and enterprising and highly respected throughout the county. In politics he votes the Democratic ticket.
The History of Hendricks County (Chicago: Interstate Publishing, 1885)--Marion Township, pages 692-693
James F. Tinder, son of Jeremiah and Kittie Tinder, was born in Marion Township, this county, May 19, 1840. He lived at home till Feb. 22, 1866, when he was married to Martha C. Faught, a native of Eel River Township, and daughter of Jacob C. Faught, a deceased merchant of North Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Tinder have three children--Oscar, Della and Kittie. Mr. Tinder settled on his present farm immediately after his marriage. The farm was formerly known was the William Pierson place, and now contains 236 acres of land, all under a fine state of cultivation, with good farm buildings. Mr. Tinder is active in all that tends to the general welfare of his township. He is energetic and enterprising and highly respected throughout the county. In politics he votes the Democratic ticket.
James F. Tinder, son of Jeremiah and Kittie Tinder, was born in Marion Township, this county, May 19, 1840. He lived at home till Feb. 22, 1866, when he was married to Martha C. Faught, a native of Eel River Township, and daughter of Jacob C. Faught, a deceased merchant of North Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Tinder have three children--Oscar, Della and Kittie. Mr. Tinder settled on his present farm immediately after his marriage. The farm was formerly known was the William Pierson place, and now contains 236 acres of land, all under a fine state of cultivation, with good farm buildings. Mr. Tinder is active in all that tends to the general welfare of his township. He is energetic and enterprising and highly respected throughout the county. In politics he votes the Democratic ticket.
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