generation 5, Tinsley
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1867: The family of William T. Tinsley
(1833-1893), age 34; and Emma Julia Guiteau (Tinsley)
(1838-1882), age 29. Children (left to right): Henry
Greenwood Tinsley (1861-1920), age 6; Caroline Hannah
"Carrie" Tinsley (Hill) (1865-1940), age 2; Marion
Emma "Minnie" Tinsley (Leach) (1863-1939), age 4; and Ella Frances "Nellie" Tinsley (Sherwood) (1867-1960),
age under 1 year. The portrait, painted in 1861 and owned today by JAM (1945- ), is of Frederick William "Freddie" Tinsley (1859-1861) at
age 2. 
about 1885: Emma Laura Tinsley (1880-1948), age
about 5; with "Cousin Electa," Electa Lawrence
(b.abt.1840), age about 45. Cousin Electa was a niece of Emily
Redfield (Guiteau, Barnes) (1813-1903), and Emma's first cousin once removed. Emma's
mother, Emma Julia Guiteau (Tinsley) (1838-1882), died
when Emma was two years old. Emma went to live with Cousin Electa until she was about
eight, around 1888, after her father William T. Tinsley
(1833-1893) was married (in 1885) to Hannah Rogers
(Taft, Tinsley) (1844-1932). 
About
1887: William Redfield "Willie" Tinsley
(1874-1887), age about 12 or 13. Eighth child of William
T. Tinsley (1833-1893). Willie died at age 13 from playing with his father's gun and
accidentally shooting himself. The Tinsley children #6 and #7, Edith May Tinsley (2 Apr 1870 - 8 Apr 1870) and Mary Harriet Guiteau Tinsley (5 Jun 1872 - 11 Feb 1873), died
in infancy. Harriet Mary Ray (Merrill) (1909-1978) in
her autobiography mentions the pictures of "dead babies," but Harriet's son JAM (1945-) doesn't know what happened
to those pictures. Child #9 is Jonathan's grandmother Emma
Laura Tinsley (Ray) (1880-1948). 
About
1890: Henry Greenwood Tinsley (1861-1920), age about 30.
Second child of William T. Tinsley (1833-1893). 
1897: Emma Laura Tinsley (1880-1948),
age 17, high school graduation, Lyons Union School. Emma is the first girl on the left,
near the man's left shoulder.
About
1900: Marion Emma "Minnie" Tinsley (Leach)
(1863-1939), age about 37. Third child of William T.
Tinsley (1833-1893). From a group photograph. 
About
1900: Caroline Hannah "Carrie" Tinsley (Hill)
(1865-1940), age about 35. Fourth child of William T.
Tinsley (1833-1893). From a group photograph. The Tinsley children were never known by
anything but their nicknames, as was apparently the custom. DWM (1938- ) has a second cousin through Carrie, in Arizona. 
About
1900: Ella Frances "Nellie" Tinsley (Sherwood)
(1867-1960), age about 32. Fifth child of William T.
Tinsley (1833-1893). From a group photograph. DWM (1938- ) has two second cousins through Nellie, one in Rochester, NY
and one in Poway, CA, near San Diego. 
about
1915: Emma Laura Tinsley (Ray) (1880-1948), age about
35. 
1935:
Emma Laura Tinsley (Ray) (1880-1948), age 55.
1867: The family of William T. Tinsley
(1833-1893), age 34; and Emma Julia Guiteau (Tinsley)
(1838-1882), age 29. Children (left to right): Henry
Greenwood Tinsley (1861-1920), age 6; Caroline Hannah
"Carrie" Tinsley (Hill) (1865-1940), age 2; Marion
Emma "Minnie" Tinsley (Leach) (1863-1939), age 4; and Ella Frances "Nellie" Tinsley (Sherwood) (1867-1960),
age under 1 year. The portrait, painted in 1861 and owned today by JAM (1945- ), is of Frederick William "Freddie" Tinsley (1859-1861) at
age 2. 
about 1885: Emma Laura Tinsley (1880-1948), age
about 5; with "Cousin Electa," Electa Lawrence
(b.abt.1840), age about 45. Cousin Electa was a niece of Emily
Redfield (Guiteau, Barnes) (1813-1903), and Emma's first cousin once removed. Emma's
mother, Emma Julia Guiteau (Tinsley) (1838-1882), died
when Emma was two years old. Emma went to live with Cousin Electa until she was about
eight, around 1888, after her father William T. Tinsley
(1833-1893) was married (in 1885) to Hannah Rogers
(Taft, Tinsley) (1844-1932). 
About
1887: William Redfield "Willie" Tinsley
(1874-1887), age about 12 or 13. Eighth child of William
T. Tinsley (1833-1893). Willie died at age 13 from playing with his father's gun and
accidentally shooting himself. The Tinsley children #6 and #7, Edith May Tinsley (2 Apr 1870 - 8 Apr 1870) and Mary Harriet Guiteau Tinsley (5 Jun 1872 - 11 Feb 1873), died
in infancy. Harriet Mary Ray (Merrill) (1909-1978) in
her autobiography mentions the pictures of "dead babies," but Harriet's son JAM (1945-) doesn't know what happened
to those pictures. Child #9 is Jonathan's grandmother Emma
Laura Tinsley (Ray) (1880-1948). 
About
1890: Henry Greenwood Tinsley (1861-1920), age about 30.
Second child of William T. Tinsley (1833-1893). 
1897: Emma Laura Tinsley (1880-1948),
age 17, high school graduation, Lyons Union School. Emma is the first girl on the left,
near the man's left shoulder.
About
1900: Marion Emma "Minnie" Tinsley (Leach)
(1863-1939), age about 37. Third child of William T.
Tinsley (1833-1893). From a group photograph. 
About
1900: Caroline Hannah "Carrie" Tinsley (Hill)
(1865-1940), age about 35. Fourth child of William T.
Tinsley (1833-1893). From a group photograph. The Tinsley children were never known by
anything but their nicknames, as was apparently the custom. DWM (1938- ) has a second cousin through Carrie, in Arizona. 
About
1900: Ella Frances "Nellie" Tinsley (Sherwood)
(1867-1960), age about 32. Fifth child of William T.
Tinsley (1833-1893). From a group photograph. DWM (1938- ) has two second cousins through Nellie, one in Rochester, NY
and one in Poway, CA, near San Diego. 
about
1915: Emma Laura Tinsley (Ray) (1880-1948), age about
35. 
1935:
Emma Laura Tinsley (Ray) (1880-1948), age 55.