She was the daughter of Mary Elizabeth Hartley and George W Tincher. Her sister Fay provided information for her death cert. Mary is buried with her father George in Kansas.
1900 Census in Topeka Ward 6, Shawnee, KS, finds Mary with her parents and siblings: George W Tincher 43, Mary E Tincher 42, Fay Tincher 16, Bessie Tincher 12, Ruth H Tincher 11 and Mary Tincher 2. Her father was working as a foreman in a book bindery.
Death of father: George died in 1906
In 1909 her mother is listed as the widow of George W Tincher on the Topeka, KS, City Directory.
1910 Census-Topeka, KS - Shows her mother remarried to a Charles W Hixon for less than 1 yr: Charles W Hixon 49, Mary E Hixon 50, Ruth H Tincher 21 and Mary Tincher 12
The El Paso City Directory of 1917 shows Mary, her widowed mother Mary E and a sister Ruth Tincher (will marry Fellows) residing 24 Fisks Apartments. Mother was listed as the widow of George W Tincher.
Mary was known as Miss Hub Mobile when she was in newspaper vehicles ads in El Paso, TX. There is a photo of her in a vehicle.
NOTES: Sister Fay Tincher was a lively dark-haired comedienne of the silent film era, she was sometimes referred to as "the female Charlie Chaplin."
See her other sisters' memorials for their bio information.
1900 Census in Topeka Ward 6, Shawnee, KS, finds Mary with her parents and siblings: George W Tincher 43, Mary E Tincher 42, Fay Tincher 16, Bessie Tincher 12, Ruth H Tincher 11 and Mary Tincher 2. Her father was working as a foreman in a book bindery.
Death of father: George died in 1906
In 1909 her mother is listed as the widow of George W Tincher on the Topeka, KS, City Directory.
1910 Census-Topeka, KS - Shows her mother remarried to a Charles W Hixon for less than 1 yr: Charles W Hixon 49, Mary E Hixon 50, Ruth H Tincher 21 and Mary Tincher 12
The El Paso City Directory of 1917 shows Mary, her widowed mother Mary E and a sister Ruth Tincher (will marry Fellows) residing 24 Fisks Apartments. Mother was listed as the widow of George W Tincher.
Mary was known as Miss Hub Mobile when she was in newspaper vehicles ads in El Paso, TX. There is a photo of her in a vehicle.
NOTES: Sister Fay Tincher was a lively dark-haired comedienne of the silent film era, she was sometimes referred to as "the female Charlie Chaplin."
See her other sisters' memorials for their bio information.
She was the daughter of Mary Elizabeth Hartley and George W Tincher. Her sister Fay provided information for her death cert. Mary is buried with her father George in Kansas.
1900 Census in Topeka Ward 6, Shawnee, KS, finds Mary with her parents and siblings: George W Tincher 43, Mary E Tincher 42, Fay Tincher 16, Bessie Tincher 12, Ruth H Tincher 11 and Mary Tincher 2. Her father was working as a foreman in a book bindery.
Death of father: George died in 1906
In 1909 her mother is listed as the widow of George W Tincher on the Topeka, KS, City Directory.
1910 Census-Topeka, KS - Shows her mother remarried to a Charles W Hixon for less than 1 yr: Charles W Hixon 49, Mary E Hixon 50, Ruth H Tincher 21 and Mary Tincher 12
The El Paso City Directory of 1917 shows Mary, her widowed mother Mary E and a sister Ruth Tincher (will marry Fellows) residing 24 Fisks Apartments. Mother was listed as the widow of George W Tincher.
Mary was known as Miss Hub Mobile when she was in newspaper vehicles ads in El Paso, TX. There is a photo of her in a vehicle.
NOTES: Sister Fay Tincher was a lively dark-haired comedienne of the silent film era, she was sometimes referred to as "the female Charlie Chaplin."
See her other sisters' memorials for their bio information.
1900 Census in Topeka Ward 6, Shawnee, KS, finds Mary with her parents and siblings: George W Tincher 43, Mary E Tincher 42, Fay Tincher 16, Bessie Tincher 12, Ruth H Tincher 11 and Mary Tincher 2. Her father was working as a foreman in a book bindery.
Death of father: George died in 1906
In 1909 her mother is listed as the widow of George W Tincher on the Topeka, KS, City Directory.
1910 Census-Topeka, KS - Shows her mother remarried to a Charles W Hixon for less than 1 yr: Charles W Hixon 49, Mary E Hixon 50, Ruth H Tincher 21 and Mary Tincher 12
The El Paso City Directory of 1917 shows Mary, her widowed mother Mary E and a sister Ruth Tincher (will marry Fellows) residing 24 Fisks Apartments. Mother was listed as the widow of George W Tincher.
Mary was known as Miss Hub Mobile when she was in newspaper vehicles ads in El Paso, TX. There is a photo of her in a vehicle.
NOTES: Sister Fay Tincher was a lively dark-haired comedienne of the silent film era, she was sometimes referred to as "the female Charlie Chaplin."
See her other sisters' memorials for their bio information.
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