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Re: Jared Treman

BobLefler20 — 2006-12-19 21:17:49Z

Hi- Be sure to read the email before the one you last wrote. However, My Chestina was the daughter of Jared. Jared was the youngest brother of Abner who began the settlement of Trumansburg,NY(not Abner's son Abner). My Jared was just barely too young to fight in the Revolution and is listed in Hillsboro,Ny, abt 1800 Census. Before 1806 he is in Trumansburg on Lot#8 with his family and he died about 1812. You mention older brother Abner who did have a son(?)(grandson?) Jared-Yes- but not mine. My Jared was the younest brother of the elder Abner. He married Elizabeth and, among others, he had a daughter Chestina who married (1)James Carley 1813, and (2)Soloman Smith abt 1820. James, who died in 1817, and Chestina lived in Jacksonville near Trumansburg. Also see Census of 1850 showing this family. For good and correct Treman info see the site and/or books of Gilbert Tremaine Smith(Google him). Be carefull in using the Tremaine Genealogy by Ayres and Pool(two Vols). Much is left out. My Chestina and other siblings are not in this book. The were identified by reading Jared's Will which listed them. Bob (my Updykes also married Treman)

Re: Jared Treman

Odesssia — 2006-12-19 06:12:57Z

My grt-grt-grt-grt grandfather was Jared Treman born around 1800. His father and brother were both named Abnor Treman. Jared's wife was Anna Marie Louise Le Pine, and their daughter Adrianna Leonora Treman is my grt-grt-grt grandmother. Unfortunately, I don't know anything about "Chestina".

- Adrianna J.

Death of Mr. Robert Carleton Treman in China

davwayell — 2006-11-10 17:26:28Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. Robert Carleton Treman, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Treman died in China on August 26, 1921.

David Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Re: Jared Treman

cjones28 — 2002-05-08 15:09:43Z

I wonder if he is related to my John TREMAINES. I have the famous Genealogy and would be very interested in the missing children of Jared.

Re: Jared Treman

BobLefler20 — 2002-01-06 00:51:04Z

Of course the Poole book is good on all Tremans or Tremaines, However, it the case of Jared Treman, the youngest son who was too young to fight in the REV. as his older brothers Abner and Daniel,etc, the Poole book leaves out several children who are verified by Gilbert Treman Smith of Cannondiagua, NY in a document of the early 1990s. You can find him on the Usgenweb in NY. I have his basic findings,I think, but would have to look them up- tell me by email your wishes and I will find it. My Chestina was verified by Mr. Smith (Gilbert) because he found her name on Jared's will. She is further verified by our own family tradition. Bob Also Chestina Married James Carley in 1813 then (2) Soloman Smith about 1820. Bob

Jared Treman

RobertLefler — 2001-11-17 21:45:21Z

My 4ggrandmother was Chestina Treman d/o Jared Treman who was the younger brother of Abner Treman,a founder of Trumansburg,NY, Jared and family lived in Egermont, Mass before he went to Trumansburg. My Chestina was born in Egermont. She and other Jared children were lift out of the famous family's geneology. I"m really looking to find out something about her,Chestina's, husband and my 4ggrandfather who was a James Carley. They were married around 1813. Can you help me on any of these people and their places?

Carrie Bell Treman

1999-10-18 13:22:15Z

Spelling of last name could be Treman, Tremain, Tremaine, or Truman. Carrie was the daughter of Alfred Riely Treman, and married John Eldkin Craft