James Tinline

  General Notes:

Bryan Tinlin: In 1861 he was living in Corbridge, a widower, and was working as a joiner [cen.]. He is probably the James Tinline who died 3rd quarter 1865 in Hexham District (Northumberland).

  Noted events in his life were:

• Census, 1841, Gormire Row, Corbridge, Northumberland.

• Occupation: Joiner, 1841.

• Census, 1851, Herons Hill, Corbridge, Northumberland.

• Census, 1861, Middle Street, Corbridge, Northumberland.

• Occupation: Joiner, 1861.

James married Jane Lough, daughter of Edward Lough and Sarah Liddell, on 25 Feb 1815 in Corbridge, Northumberland. (Jane Lough was born in 1790, baptised on 17 Jan 1790 in Halton, Northumberland, died in 1855 and was buried in 1855.)

  Marriage Notes:

Bryan Tinline: At the time of their marriage, they were both living in Corbridge Parish [reg. trans.]. They were living in Corbridge through at least 1833, but were living in Halton, Northumberland in Sep 1815 [reg. trans., LK]. He was a joiner [reg. trans.]. She is probably the Jane Tinline who died 3rd quarter 1855 in Hexham District [CR]. He is probably the James Tinline who died 3rd quarter 1865 in Hexham District (Northumberland) [CR]. Children: Sarah, George, James, John, Edward, William, Thomas.