Samuel TINKHAM,JR

                   5-7-03.....Research by Eleanor L. Johnson

1800 United States Federal Census  
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Tinkham, Deborah   View Image Online 
    State: Massachusetts Year: 1800 
    County: Plymouth Roll:  M32_16 
    Township: Middleborough Page:  73 
    Image: 80 
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Entries: 78360    Updated: Wed Apr 30 10:19:57 2003    Contact: Kenneth Linwood Shaw, III (John Shaw's 10th Great Grandson)     Home Page:  kenshaw68@netzero.net
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ID: I70250 
Name: Deborah Tinkham 
Sex: F 
Birth: in of Middleborough, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, New England

Marriage 1 John Strong b: in of Middleborough, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, New England
Married: AFT. 14 MAR 1767 in (marriage date is worn in town record book) Middleborough, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, New England 
Event: Justice of the Peace AFT. 14 MAR 1767 in Silvanus Conant 
Event: Publishment 14 MAR 1767 in Book 2, Part 1, Page 214, Recorded by Joseph Tinkham, Middleborough Town Clerk, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, New England 

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The Mayflower Descendant CD(Vol 18  July 1916  No. 3)
Middleborough MA Vital Records
Samuel Snow the Son of Samuel Snow by Deborah Tinkham was born May the. 10th 1753
Ebenezer Tinkham Son of Deborah Tinkham Was born December the 30th 1756

The Mayflower Descendant Legacy 
Deacon John Paine's Journal p.49
Deborah Tinkham the daughter of Samuel Tinkham Jun and of Mary his wife was born September the 7th 1728.

Vol 29 Oct 1931  No. 4
Middleborough Mass Vital Records
[worn]* John Strong and Deborah Tinkham both of Middleborough were married by me Sylvanus Conant

FHL/Las Vegas US/Can Book  974.4   D22 tme Vol. 1 Mayflower Ancestral Index Vol 1  Compilers:  Milton E. Terry, Ph.D and Anne Borden Harding, Historian General General Society of Mayflower Descendants. Editors:  Alden Gamaliel Beaman, Velma H. Terry, and Willard Newell Woodward.  Published by General Society of Mayflower Descendants 1981.
p. 576 "Number 32218  Parent 32963  Snow,  Samuel (1729-1781)  M  Tinham,Deborah  (1728-b1767)"
My Note:  I found a marriage of Deborah Tinkham and John Strong in 1767.....did Deborah die the same year???

Addendum To Mayflower Families Through Five Generations  us/can book 974.4
D 2 bab
Supl v 1-3
P. 10 #399 "Samuel Snow m. Middleboro 8 dec 1768 Jedidiah Bumpas (m. Rec.Reads Shaw), dau of Joseph and Mehitable (Tupper) Bumpas, b. Middleboro 11 Sept 1742;  d. 26 dec 1838 ae 96.
   In court in Sept. 1752, Deborah Tinkham "single woman" charged Samuel Snow of Middleboro, labourer, as father of her child b. 10th day of May last.  They did not marry."
Children are listed in this record Samuel, Moses, Aaron, Lavinia, Ezekiel,
Daniel and Jane.  Reference: md 15:7;  22:147;  24:185;  32:9.  Middleboro
Deaths p. 166-7.  Plym co ct recs 3:30.  Plymouth co. Lr 60:1 (Samuel snow).
Plymouth co. Pr #3265 (bond of Mehitable Bumpas). Tag 43:72.

Igi record states information from extracted records.

Vol 18 the Mayflower Descendant, p. 154  "Samuel Snow, the son of Samuel Snow by Deborah Tinkham was born May the 10th 1753 (court record says 1752).  This record does not state that she is his wife.

my note:  at this point Samuel & Deborah may or may not have married.  He does not marry Jedidiah until 1763.  Seems unlikely that he would not have married before that time. Question: who raised the son...evidently Deborah
Tinkham. What happened to her?  She is found in marriage records,  married a John Strong.

ancestry.com
11-16-99
             Early Massachusetts Marriages Prior to 1800
             Plymouth County
             Middleborough
             page 88
             John Strong & Deborah Tinkham, April 9, 1767
    

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Early Massachusetts Marriages Prior to 1800
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John Strong & Deborah Tinkham, April 9, 1767
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Ancestral file.(1992)..death data

Birth: Middleboro Massachusetts Vital Records. (VOL 18 Mayflower Descendants.)

IGI MASS

ADDENDUM TO MAYFLOWER FAMILIES THROUGH FIVE GENERATIONS
   US/CAN        Family History Lilbrary, Las Vegas, NV  Call Number US/CAN     974.4 SUPL V 1-3       D2 bab  p.10
   SUPL V 1-3 Deborah Tinkham, Single woman, comes into court and stated that Samual Snow was the father of her child.

e-mail in response to my message.....
Date:      Sun, 28 Nov 1999 18:03:30 -0800
    From:     Loretta Moschetti   | Block address
       To:        elliejohn@yahoo.com
   Subject:         Deborah Tinkham                                                             
Hi,
In "Mayflower Families through Five Generations" Vol. 7 - Peter Brownby Robert S. Wakefield, F.A.S.G. , Deborah TINKHAM5 (Samuel4,Peter3,MaryBrown2, PeterBrown1) b. Middleboro 7 Sep 1728; living 28 Jul
1761. At the Sept. 1752 Plymouth County Court, Deborah Tinkham,"Singlewoman" of Middleboro accused Samuel Snow, of Middleboro, of being the father of the child borne of her body on the tenth day of May last.
At the March 1756 Plymouth County Court Deborah Tinkham of Middleboro was fined for fornication. This time she did not name the father. On 1 Jan 1760, Deborah Tinkham of Middleboro sold to Ebenezer Tinkham of
Middleboro land in the 26 Men's Purchase which was laid out to her in the division of the estate of her father Samuel Tinkham deceased. Deborah acknowledged the deed 28 jul 1761. There is no Plymouth Co.probate for Deborah or further land records. Apparently, Deborah never married.  
Child: Samuel b. 10 May 1752, Middleboro to Samuel Snow and Deborah Tinkham  Child: EbenezerTinkham b. 30 Dec 1756

References: MD 18:154 (b. Sam.); 22:148 (b. Eben.). Plymouth Co. Ct. Recs. 5:30, 80. Plymouth Co. Land record 47:52 (Deborah Tinkham). Middleboro VR 1:114 (b. Sam.), 132 (b. Eben.).

This is exactly as it appears. I hope this helps. 
Loretta Moschetti

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     Date:
          Sun, 28 Nov 1999 18:31:57 -0800 (PST)
    From:        Charles and Ellie Johnson   | Block address
   Subject:        Re: Deborah Tinkham
       To:        Loretta Moschetti 
                                                           
Dear Loretta,
      Thanks for your message, it was very helpful and I do appreciate your response.       
      The following is a reference I recently found on ancestry.com
    Early Massachusetts Marriages Prior to 1800
             Plymouth County  
             Middleborough
             page 88
             John Strong & Deborah Tinkham, April 9, 1767
     It may be interesting to see if there are records on John & Deborah Strong, assuming that this is our Deborah Tinkham.          
      Who was the child:  Ebenezer Tinkham b 30 Dec 1756? Is this a child born to Deborah?
      How are you related to Deborah? She & Samuel Snow would be my 5th great,grandparents. Keep in touch if
your find anything else and I'll do the same. 
      Thanks again.
Ellie Johnson      elliejohn@yahoo.com

--- Loretta Moschetti  wrote:
> Hi,
> In "Mayflower Families through Five Generations"  Vol. 7 - Peter Brown by  Robert S. Wakefield, F.A.S.G. , Deborah TINKHAM5  (Samuel4,  Peter3,MaryBrown2, PeterBrown1) b. Middleboro 7 Sep  1728; living 28 Jul
> 1761. At the Sept. 1752 Plymouth County Court,  Deborah Tinkham,  "Singlewoman" of Middleboro accused Samuel Snow, of  Middleboro, of being  the father of the child borne of her body on the  tenth day of May last.
At the March 1756 Plymouth County Court Deborah  Tinkham of Middleboro  was fined for fornication. This time she did not  name the father. On 1  Jan 1760, Deborah Tinkham of Middleboro sold to  Ebenezer Tinkham of
Middleboro land in the 26 Men's Purchase which was  laid out to her in  the division of the estate of her father Samuel  Tinkham deceased.  Deborah acknowledged the deed 28 jul 1761. There is  no Plymouth Co.  probate for Deborah or further land records.  Apparently, Deborah never  married.  Child: Samuel b. 10 May 1752, Middleboro to Samuel  Snow and Deborah  Tinkham  Child: EbenezerTinkham b. 30 Dec 1756 
   References: MD 18:154 (b. Sam.); 22:148 (b. Eben.). 
   Plymouth Co. Ct.  Recs. 5:30, 80. Plymouth Co. Land record 47:52
(Deborah Tinkham).
   Middleboro VR 1:114 (b. Sam.), 132 (b. Eben.).
   
This is exactly as it appears. I hope this helps.
   Loretta Moschetti


Date:        Mon, 29 Nov 1999 21:04:58 -0800 (PST)
From:        Charles and Ellie Johnson   | Block address
Subject:        Re: Tinkham
To:        "Charles R. Garrett" 
Hi Charles,
      I have these notes on Deborah that may interest you:
Addendum To Mayflower Families Through Five Generations  Las Vegas Family History Lilbrary US/CAN book 974.4 D 2 bab Supl v 1-3
P. 10 #399 "Samuel Snow m. Middleboro 8 dec 1768 Jedidiah Bumpas (m. Rec.Reads Shaw), dau of Joseph and
Mehitable (Tupper) Bumpas, b. Middleboro 11 Sept 1742;  d. 26 dec 1838 ae 96. 
   In court in Sept. 1752, Deborah Tinkham "single woman" charged Samuel Snow of Middleboro, labourer, as
father of her child b. 10th day of May last.  They did not marry."
Children are listed in this record Samuel, Moses, Aaron, Lavinia, Ezekiel, Daniel and Jane.  Reference: md 15:7;  22:147; 
24:185;  32:9.  Middleboro Deaths p. 166-7.  Plym co ct recs 3:30.  Plymouth co. Lr 60:1 (Samuel snow).
Plymouth co. Pr #3265 (bond of Mehitable Bumpas). Tag 43:72.

Vol 18 the Mayflower Descendant, p. 154  "Samuel Snow, the son of Samuel Snow by Deborah Tinkham was
born May the 10th 1753 (court record says 1752).  This record does not state that she is his wife.  
my note:  at this point Samuel & Deborah may or may not have married.  He does not marry Jedidiah until
1763.  Seens unlikely that he would not have married before that time. Question: who raised the son...evidently Deborah Tinkham. What happened to her? She is found in marriage records,  married a John Strong.  
ancestry.com
11-16-99
Early Massachusetts Marriages Prior to 1800
Plymouth County
Middleborough
page 88
John Strong & Deborah Tinkham, April 9, 1767
Also have the following information from e-mail I received in answer to my query:
   -- Loretta Moschetti  wrote:
Hi,
In "Mayflower Families through Five Generations"  Vol. 7 - Peter Brown by > Robert S. Wakefield,
F.A.S.G. , Deborah TINKHAM5 (Samuel4, Peter3,MaryBrown2, PeterBrown1) b. Middleboro 7 Sep
> 1728; living 28 Jul  1761. At the Sept. 1752 Plymouth County Court,  Deborah Tinkham,
"Singlewoman" of Middleboro accused Samuel Snow, of  Middleboro, of being  the father of the child borne of her body on the
> tenth day of May last.
> At the March 1756 Plymouth County Court Deborah
> Tinkham of Middleboro
> was fined for fornication. This time she did not
> name the father. On 1
> Jan 1760, Deborah Tinkham of Middleboro sold to
> Ebenezer Tinkham of
> Middleboro land in the 26 Men's Purchase which was
> laid out to her in
> the division of the estate of her father Samuel
> Tinkham deceased.
> Deborah acknowledged the deed 28 jul 1761. There is
> no Plymouth Co.
> probate for Deborah or further land records.
> Apparently, Deborah never
> married. (Ellie's note: Marriage to John Strong
above noted)
> Child: Samuel b. 10 May 1752, Middleboro to Samuel
> Snow and Deborah
> Tinkham  Child: Ebenezer Tinkham b. 30 Dec 1756
> 
> References: MD 18:154 (b. Sam.); 22:148 (b. Eben.).
> Plymouth Co. Ct.
> Recs. 5:30, 80. Plymouth Co. Land record 47:52
> (Deborah Tinkham).
> Middleboro VR 1:114 (b. Sam.), 132 (b. Eben.).
> 
> This is exactly as it appears. I hope this helps.
> Loretta Moschetti          

Charles, I hope this information is helpful to you. I
am glad to share. 
Ellie Johnson
   
The Mayflower Descendant CD  Year 2000 Edition:

Middleborough Vital Records
	Deacon John Paine's Journal	49
   
Deborah Tinkham the daughter of Samuel Tinkham Junr and of mary his wife was born September the 7th 1728
Gideon Tinkham the Son of Samuel Tinkham Junr and of Mary his wife was born April the : 24th 1731




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