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1886, JAN. 834 J. W. TINDER
home ve miles south of Platte City. She was born in Vo0d
ford County. I{y., September 25, 1826, and came with her parents
to (lay i11 184;, where her father died. The family in 18-13 came
to Platte, where she married, January 27, 1848, James V. Tinder.
JAMES W. TINDER (ii)
Was born in Woodfoird County, Ky., December 25, 1825. His
father was Lewis Tinder, born in 1795, son of James (i), a native
of Virginia. The mother of James W. (ii) was Mary Urrim-sley,
sister of the distinguished Thornton Grimsley, of St. Louis.
James W. came to Platte in the fall of 1842, and engaged in farm-
ing. He is tall of person, has a comnanding presence, genial
disposition and sound judgment. He went with Doniphan to
New Mexico as a. teamster, leaving Fort Leavenworth June 1,
1846. Subsequently he went to California, and returned by the
Isthmus and New York. He has seen much of the world, and his
experience makes him an interesting companion. Children:
I. LARKIN E. TINDER, b. June 14, 1857; married 1st, Dec. 20, 1877, Charlotte Jones, dr. of Lewis Jones. She d. May 22, 1881, leaving:
1. William Tinder
2. Ella Tinder
Larkin E. married 2nd, Oct. 13, 1890, Cynthia A. Perkins, dr. of Dabney Perkins, b. Feb. 4, 1871. Children: 3. Zerelda Tinder
II. MOLLIE TINDER, b. in Jan, 1859; married Oct. 11, 1890, William Yates.
III. STERLING P. TINDER, b. May 10, 1861
IV. SALLIE TINDER, b. Jan. 22, 1863, married March 14, 1878, John McGuire, b. Feb. 1, 1856. Children:
1. James A. McGuire
2. Jesse McGuire
3. Lula McGuire
4. Jessie McGuire
V. GEORGE TINDER, b. May 13, 1868
VI. LULA TINDER, b. in 1870; married Taylor Babcock
VII. JAMES R. TINDER, b. Sept. 9, 1864; married Nov. 6, 1885, Laura Odell, b. March 8, 1863; d. June 17, 1894. Children:
1. Ernest Tinder
2. Robert Tinder
3. Lollie Tinder
FEBRUARY
Feb. 1 - WILLIAM PRATHER having died, J. W. Carson administered. Bond, $6,000. His widow was Jane, and their only child Fannie, who married a Kidd.
Feb. 4 - J. H. McGUIRE, of Edgerton, bleeds to death from an accidental pistol shot in the thigh.
Feb. 8 - The press and printing material of the Edgerton Courier are removed to Plattsburg.
Feb. 9 - John Kilpatrick died at his home, six miles north of Platte City. Was born in Donegal County, Ireland;