Robert Tinker

• New Windsor, the home of the Tinker family, is best known as the site of Windsor Castle, which occupies 12 acres of land and has served as the residence of a long succession of English Monarchs, including Queen Elizabeth II.
• In 1615 Robert was a church warden of New Windsor and "there for" signed the Bishop's Transcripts that year for the parish.
• At his death, he owned property in New Windsor in the"parishe" of Clewer (Cleyw orth) and Winkfield in the County of Berk, in Berkshire and Burnham in the County of Buck, in Buckinghamshire, and in Berkhamstead, County of, Hertfordshire.
• He left his wife Mary well off as long as she was widowed.
  • She was to get a leasehold interest in a dwelling house in New Windsor and in a " messuage" or tenement in Clewer.
  • The will is most interesting. It appears that he owned land, orchards and a tanning business, much of it in the tenure of others during his lifetime.
• Robert was the son of Randall Tinker.

sources

• WikiTree
• Find A Grave
• MyHeritage
• U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 Yates Publishing
• Ancestry Family Trees

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Robert Tinker

• Birth: 1565 Windsor, Berkshire, England
• Death:  Jun. 2, 1624 Windsor, Berkshire, England
• New Windsor, the home of the Tinker family, is best known as the site of Windsor Castle, which occupies 12 acres of land and has served as the residence of a long succession of English Monarchs, including Queen Elizabeth II. In 1615 Robert was a church warden of New Windsor and "there for" signed the Bishop's Transcripts that year for the parish. At his death ,he owned property in New Windsor in the"parishe" of Clewer (Cleyw orth) and Winkfield in the County of Berk, in Berkshire and Burnham in the County of Buck, in Buckinghamshire, and in Berkhamstead, County of, Hertfordshire. He left hs wife Mary well off as long as she was widowed. She was to get a leasehold interest in a dwelling house in New Windsor and in a " messuage" or tenement in Clewer. The will is most interesting. It appears that he owned land, orchards and a tanning business, much of it in the tenure of others during his lifetime.
• Robert was the son of Randall Tinker.
• Father of John Tinker  
• Family links: 
  • Spouse:  Mary Merwin Tinker-Collins (1575 - 1670) 
  • Children: 
    •  Rhoda Tinker Hoyt (1611 - 1698)*
    • John Tinker (1613 - 1662)*
    • Ann Tinker Thornton (1616 - ____)*John Tinker (1613 - 1662)* 

Burial:

St John the Baptist Churchyard Windsor Windsor and Maidenhead Royal Borough Berkshire, England GPS (lat/lon): 51.47863, -0.61365

Created by: Mad

Record added: Aug 14, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 57029676

Cemetery Photo: Added by: julia&keld

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Robert Tinker

• TMG Id: 6019, (circa 1565-circa May 1624)
• Charts Descendants Chart for Robert Tinker
• Line 01
• Birth Robert Tinker was born circa 1565 at New Windsor, Berkshire, England. 
• Death He died circa May 1624 at New Windsor, Berkshire, England. 
• Burial He was buried on 2 June 1624 at New Windsor, Berkshire, England. 
• Family 1 Agnes Berrington (10 Oct 1568-)
  • Marriage He married Agnes Berrington on 14 February 1590/91 at New Windsor, Berkshire, England. 
  • Children
    • 1 Randall Tinker (10 December 1591-)
    • 2 Randall Tinker+ (23 June 1594-)
    • 3 Thomas Tinker (circa 1595-circa 1596)
    • 4 Edward Tinker (circa 1596-circa 1596)
    • 5 Margaret Tinker (circa 1597-after 11 March 1642/43)
    • 6 Thomas Tinker+ (circa 1600-circa 1670)
• Family 2 Mary Merwen (c 1575-)
  • Marriage He married Mary Merwen on 26 January 1600 at St Mary's, Amersham, Buckinghamshire, England. 
  • Children
    • 1 Sarah Tinker (circa 1601-circa 1617)
    • 2 Helen Tinker (circa 1604-)
    • 3 Mary Tinker (circa 1606-after January 1669/70)
    • 4 Robert Tinker (circa 1608-circa 1625)
    • 5 Rhoda Tinker (circa 1611-21 November 1694)
    • 6 John Tinker+ (circa 1613-21 October 1662)
    • 7 Anne Tinker (circa 1616-before 10 January 1683)
    • 8 Sarah Tinker (circa 1619-6 June 1652)

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Robert Tinker

• Born 1565 in New Windsor, Berkshire County, England
• Son of Randall Tinker and [mother unknown]
• [sibling%28s%29 unknown]
• Husband of Agnes Berrington — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
• Husband of Mary (Merwin) Tinker — married January 26, 1601 in Buckinghamshire, England
• Father of Margaret (Tinker) Merwin, Sarah Tinker, Helen Tinker, Mary (Tinker) Smith, Mary (Tinker) St John, Robert Tinker Jr., Rhoda (Tinker) Hoyt, John Tinker and Ann (Tinker) Thornton
• Died June 2, 1624 in New Windsor, Berkshire County, England
• Source
  • "England Marriages, 1538–1973," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/NJ1Z-59F: accessed 05 Aug 2014), Robt. Tinker and Marie Morwin, 26 Jan 1600; citing Amersham, Buckingham, England, reference; FHL microfilm 496691.
• Origins
  • "Although Robert's parentage and family background are unknown, the fact that he gave his eldest son the name Randall suggests that he was somehow related to the Randall Tinker who was a clerk of the choir at St. George's Chapel, Windsor in 1596.
  • There may also have been a family connection to Philip Tinker (alias Littleton) (ca. 1606-1673), who was elected petty canon at St. George's Chapel in 1627 and subsequently served as confessor ofthe King's household and keeper of the Westminster Abbey register.

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New Windsor, the home of the Tinker family, is best known as the site of Windsor Castle, which occupies 12 acres of land and has served as the residence of a long succession of English Monarchs, including Queen Eliz abeth II. In 1615 Robert was a church warden of New Windsor and "there for" signed the Bishop's Transcripts that year for the parish. At his death ,he owned property in New Windsor in the"parishe" of Clewer (Cleyw orth) and Winkfield in the County of Berk, in Berkshire and Burnham in the County of Buck, in Buckinghamshire, and in Berkhamstead, County of, Hertfordshire. He left Mary well off as long as she was widowed. She was to get a leasehold interest in a dwelling house in New Windsor and in a " messuage" or tenement in Clewer. The will is most interesting. It appears that he owned land, orchards and a tanning business, much of it in the tenure of others during his lifetime .Douglas Richardson found the parents of John.

GEDCOM Note

New Windsor, the home of the Tinker family, is best known as the site of Windsor Castle, which occupies 12 acres of land and has served as the residence of a long succession of English Monarchs, including Queen Elizabeth II. In 1615 Robert was a church warden of New Windsor and "there for" signed the Bishop's Transcripts that year for the parish. At his death ,he owned property in New Windsor in the"parishe" of Clewer (Cleyw orth) and Winkfield in the County of Berk, in Berkshire and Burnham in the County of Buck, in Buckinghamshire, and in Berkhamstead, County of, Hertfordshire. He left hs wife Mary well off as long as she was widowed. She was to get a leasehold interest in a dwelling house in New Windsor and in a " messuage" or tenement in Clewer. The will is most interesting. It appears that he owned land, orchards and a tanning business, much of it in the tenure of others during his lifetime .
Robert was the son of Randall Tinker.