Individual Details
Joseph Allen TINDER
(1844 - Aft 1890)
NOTE:
He enlisted in Company K, 46th Virginia Infantry, Confederate Army. He joined at the age of 18 in Culpeper County, Virginia July 1, 1861 under Captain Crutchfield. Transferred and served in Company E, 9th Virginia Cavalry. Taken Prisoner May 1, 1863. On April 26, 1865 Joseph A. Tinder took an oath of parole that reads as follows:
"Ashland, Virginia, April 26, 1865. I Joseph A. Tinder, Private Company E, 9th Virginia Calvary, prisoner of war, do hereby give my solemn Parole of Honor not to take part in hostilities against the Government of the United States until properly exchanged; and that I will not do anything directly or indirectly to the detriment or disparagement of the authority of the United States until properly exchanged as aforesaid.
Signed Joseph A. Tinder"
After signing the oath Joseph A. Tinder was given permission to go to his home in Spotsylvania County, Virginia. The oath was witnessed by James B. Lyons, 1st Lieut. 1st N.Y.M.R. Adg.
END NOTE
Events
Birth | 1844 | Orange County, Virginia | |||
Military | 1 Jul 1861 | Civil War | ![]() | ||
Marriage | 20 Feb 1873 | Crockett, Tennessee - Tennessee Cornelia ARMES | |||
Death | Aft 1890 | Tennessee | |||
Family Search ID Number | LN8S-BRC |
Families
Spouse | Tennessee Cornelia ARMES (1854 - 1922) |
Child | David Crockett TINDER Sr (1890 - 1947) |
Child | Robert Egbert TINDER (1876 - ) |
Child | Mary Bernice "Nannie" TINDER (1879 - 1960) |
Child | James Thomas TINDER (1881 - ) |
Child | George Allen TINDER (1884 - 1961) |
Child | Mary D. TINDER ( - ) |
Child | Richard Hess TINDER (1875 - 1938) |
Father | Richard TINDER (1819 - 1877) |
Mother | Nancy QUINSBERRY (1821 - 1844) |
Sibling | Alonzo TINDER (1842 - 1917) |
Endnotes
1. Oath of parole 26 Apr. 1865. The oath of parole was witnessed by James B. Lyons, 1st Lieut. 1st N.Y.M.R.Adg..