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Re: Tremblys of Virginia

Barbara55678 — 2009-02-14 15:07:48Z

New email address,you will find it on my profile,thanks,Barbara55678

Police Judge TREMBLY - Kansas City, KS - March 1904

JohnWOBrien — 2009-02-08 21:18:31Z

"The Kansas City Star" (Missouri) Saturday, March 26, 1904

When Zacharai Smith* returned to his home in the
West bottoms in Kansas City, Kas., yesterday afternoon,
he found his wife ill in bed. After a few angry words, he
took her in his arms and threw her through a window. The
glass was smashed and the woman was cut in several places.

Police Judge TREMBLY fined Smith* $100 this morning.

* not his real name
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(I have no connection with this family but I'd appreciate
knowing if you found this posting helpful.)
johnobrien@kc.rr.com
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neirbo9

Re: Benjamin Trembly and Mary.

Barbara55678 — 2009-01-04 22:45:10Z

Yes, she is that one.I read the same thing as well.

Re: NJ lineage

Barbara55678 — 2008-12-30 19:11:43Z

Does anyone know if Joseph Tremble moved to Ohio via Virginia?I came across a Joseph Trembly in the 1820 Ohio census in Knox Co.,Ohio,very close to my 4th great grandparents,John Roberts and Mary "Trembly" Roberts.Their first three children[John and MARY'S] were born in Virginia and am wondering if Joseph was Mary's Father.I know that Benjamin Trembly born in N.J.came to Virginia via Loudoun Co.,VA then to Somerset Co.,PA.then to Monongalia Co.,Va.abt.1803[now Preston Co.,WV]and thought he was Mary's Pop,but have no proof,except Benj.had a Mary as well.Help anyone?

Re: Sarah TREMBLY and Barnard McDANIEL

liblady495 — 2008-10-01 23:40:57Z

I will try to get it together what I have by next week end or email me at ksgrossman@yahoo.com and then I can send it to through email. If you email put Trembly in the subject so I'll know what it is about.

Karen

Re: Sarah TREMBLY and Barnard McDANIEL

njjacks — 2008-10-01 01:48:50Z

I am getting messages through the message board on ancestry, but I am a "freebie" member with few privileges.

Re: Sarah TREMBLY and Barnard McDANIEL

liblady495 — 2008-10-01 01:46:28Z

I am getting your messages through the message board on Ancestry.com. If you are getting to these messages from another site, I may need to send you what information I have.
My family tree is under family trees in Ancestry.com, of which I do subscribe.

Karen

Re: Sarah TREMBLY and Barnard McDANIEL

njjacks — 2008-10-01 00:03:31Z

How do I access the Voss Family Tree?

Thanks!
Nancy

Re: Sarah TREMBLY and Barnard McDANIEL

liblady495 — 2008-09-30 23:19:55Z

I have a family tree on Ancestry.com. It is the Voss Family Tree. If you do not have access, I will give you what I have. I have not added Trembly as Sarah's last name but from your letter it sound very possible that is the family line.

Re: Sarah TREMBLY and Barnard McDANIEL

njjacks — 2008-09-29 01:48:14Z

Barnard and Sarah's oldest, Mary, was born in 1862, so she was probably married off by the 1880 census. She is listed on the 1870 census.

Yes, looks like I'm related to your husband through the McDaniels. Can you give me the family information for Hattie?

Thanks!

Re: Sarah TREMBLY and Barnard McDANIEL

liblady495 — 2008-09-28 23:04:21Z

I got the name of Bernard(Barnard) from my brother in law and he had him married to Sarah. The only other thing I have is that Barnard and Sarah had the 5 children listed on the 1880 Census. One of which is Hattie who would be my husband's grandmother. It really sounds like the families are connected. It is exciting to make connections.

Re: Sarah TREMBLY and Barnard McDANIEL

njjacks — 2008-09-28 22:31:18Z

I am in possession of a copy of a letter written by "Aunt Jane and Uncle Charley" on October 21, 1959 from Cheyenne, Wyoming. It is addressed to "Grace and Arthur" (don't know who they are). "Aunt Jane" is the daughter of Henry McDaniel and recalls her "Uncle Barney" who had a son named "William" who died on his 12th birthday, drowning in the river in Des Moines. Incidentally, her "Uncle Barney" married her mother's sister--that would have been Sarah Trembly. Ah--I just solved my own question here--Barnard was indeed married to Sarah Trembly. (Sometimes I miss what is right before my eyes!) She says that her grandfather was David McDaniel, but didn't know him at all.

Does this help...or confuse?

Re: Sarah TREMBLY and Barnard McDANIEL

liblady495 — 2008-09-28 19:32:44Z

I do not have any other information on Barnard McDaniel.

In the 1860 Census in Independence, Iowa, I found a Bernard McDaniel, the parents of this Bernard are Hiram as the father and possibly a Martha who could be a second wife or the oldest daughter. It indicates that Bernard was born in Missouri.

As my search continues I will let you know.

Re: Sarah TREMBLY and Barnard McDANIEL

njjacks — 2008-09-28 03:04:00Z

I am a descendant of Henry McDaniel (1841) and Harriet Ann Trembly (1847). Their daughter, Harriet Blanche McDaniel married William David Robison, Jr. Their son Wilbur Gerald Robison Sr. married Irene Decker and their son, Wilbur Gerald Robison, Jr. was my dad.

Henry McDaniel's (and Barnard's) parents were David McDaniel (1808) and Catherine Goins (1817). I don't know anything else about them other than their birth dates. Of Barnard's 12 siblings, I only have 3 complete with spouse and children. Do you have any of this information?

Re: Sarah TREMBLY and Barnard McDANIEL

liblady495 — 2008-09-27 18:12:58Z

Which of the McDaniel family are you with? I am following the line of Hattie.

Do you have any information about Barnard's parents?

Re: Sarah TREMBLY and Barnard McDANIEL

njjacks — 2008-09-26 04:24:21Z

Yes, it looks like we have the same family, with the same question about Sarah--is she Sarah Trembly? Wouldn't it be great to find some record of their marriage? I have 6 children listed for Barnard and Sarah, the oldest is the one your list is missing: Mary, who was born 1862--listed in the 1870 US Census in Warren, IA.

Re: Sarah TREMBLY and Barnard McDANIEL

liblady495 — 2008-09-26 02:20:55Z

I am also looking to see if Sarah Trembly is the Sarah married to Barnard McDaniel. I have Barnard McDaniel born in Missouri, in 1837, he married a Sarah born 1841 in Ohio. They had 5 children Alice, Hattie, William, Gertrude and Frank. Hattie P. McDaniel(1867) married John Rice, their daughter Maggie Rice(1903) married Lloyd Grossman (1892). They adopted Richard Grossman 1948-1989, he was my husband.

Does this family match the Sarah Trembly and Barnard McDaniel you are looking for?

Re: Searching my John Clark Trembly Lineage

palestar150 — 2008-09-03 19:10:58Z

Hello. I tried resending to your hotmail addy, but it once again returned my message. My email is palestar@hotmail.com, or palestar@bellsouth.net. I look forward to hearing from you!

Re: Searching my John Clark Trembly Lineage

Janchar — 2008-09-03 16:36:51Z

The hotmail address should work. I checked to be sure I typed it right, and another person emailed me. If you still have trouble, tell me how to find your email address on this site or post it and I will mail you directly. Sorry you are having trouble.
Janice Rhodes rhodesrunner29@hotmail.com

Re: Joanna Trembly, d/o Abraham

Janchar — 2008-06-05 03:09:08Z

HI, I think we corresponded a long time ago. Email me at rhodesrunner29@hotmail.com and I can give you a name of a researcher who lists Joanni Trembly and gives her marriage and children. You can ask this researcher about his sources.
J Rhodes

Re: John Trembly

Janchar — 2008-04-13 19:12:30Z

My information come from the research of Ruth Ingertson, Carol Bates, and Irene Trembly Douglass. I put the information into the computer. Irene's niece continued the research and made corrections and updates. The "story" about moving to the prairie and Jemima's death has been in writing, copied, and passed down. I got it from my grandfather.
If you are not already a member of my private Trembly MyFamily website contact me at rhodesrunner29@hotmail.com
I recently had a member identify a picture I have as a Robison couple--could be your line.
Janice Rhodes

Re: Tremblys of Virginia

Janchar — 2007-04-13 20:22:20Z

I descend from Benjamin's brother Abraham. This is what I have on Benjamin:
Benjamin was Christened June 19, 1763 New Providence Presbyterian Church New Jersey.
He married Eunice Pennington
"Unconfirmed sources say he settled in West Virginia."
Benjamin is listed in the 1781 tax records of Essex County New Jersey; also 1788-1791 tax record of Somerset County New Jersey.
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Benjamin had a brother Jonathon who married Margaret Runyon. He was christened September 16, 1764 New Providence Presbyterian Church New Jersey.
Jonathon died September 14, 1831 in New Jersey.
Assumption is that he spent all his life in New Jersey.
Jonathan is listed as a member of the New Jersey Militia, Bernads Township, Essex County in 1793. He is buried in Rahway, New Jersey.
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Benjamin had a sister Becca who married Robert Limerick(marriage unconfirmed).
She was christened October 14, 1770 New Providence Presbyterian Church New Jersey.
They supposedly settled in Bureau County Illinois.
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Benjamin's brother Abraham was my gggg grandfather.
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As nearly as our best family researchers can tell, these all were the children of Benoni and Mary Trembly of Essex County New Jersey.

Joanna Trembly, d/o Abraham

SBYRD — 2008-06-01 14:35:44Z

I am curious as to what evidence exists that:

1) Abraham and Jemima Trembly had a daughter named Joanna
2) Joanna married Jacob Obediah Pittman

While the Pittman's and Trembly's did both live in Fayette County, PA around the time that Jacob would have married Joanna (abt 1810), they certainly did not live close to one another. The Pittman's (Obediah and son Jacob are both listed) are living in Tyrone Twp and Abraham Trembly lives in Wharton Twp. These two locations are on opposite sides of the county. Considering how rural western PA was in 1810, I find it highly unlikely that this marriage would have been possible.

It's not until 1830 that the two families can be found living closely, in Sunsbury Township in Monroe Co., OH. In 1820 Abraham Trembly is still in Fayette Co. while the Pittman's are already in Monroe Co.

Jacob does indeed appear to have a wife Joanna in the 1850 Monroe County, OH census, but this marriage could have occurred at a later time after the Trembly's moved to Monroe Co.

I guess my bottom line is that the often published marriage between Jacob Pittman and Joanna Trembly with children born starting in 1812 is in desperate need of further support before it can be looked upon as fact.

Possible Addition to Abraham Trembly Tree

SBYRD — 2008-05-02 22:03:17Z

I believe I have found another daughter of Abraham and Jemima Trembly. I found a death certificate for Jemima Ann Conley, who lived in Lee Township in MCO. She was born in 1840 and died in 1912. Her father is listed as Abram Mathews and her mother is listed as Priscilla Trembly. I found this family in the 1850 MCO cenus. Priscilla was born around 1803 in PA. Looking at the 1810 and 1820 census, I find Abraham Trembly with more females than are accounted for in any genealogy I have seen for this family. This coupled with the fact that the only Trembly's in MCO are descended from Abraham and Jemima leads me to make the reasonable deduction that Priscilla Trembly is a daughter of Abraham and Jemima.

Re: Tremblys of Virginia

Barbara55678 — 2007-04-08 01:24:54Z

hi i'm not a trembly but my ggggrandmother was mary trembly who married a john roberts.her father was benjamin trembly or trimbley who married a eunice pennington supposedly in w.v.monongalia or preston co.then moved to knox co.ohio.is this one of your ancestors?barbara@verizon.net

Re: Tremblys of Virginia

Barbara55678 — 2007-07-09 15:52:13Z

john roberts married mary trembly in monongalia county ,va.[now west va.]before they moved to ohio.that was where her family lived until they split part of monongalia off to form preston county in 1818.john roberts and his brother william also joined the militia in 1814.you can find this info on the USGenWeb archive search list on the rootsweb homepage.

Re: NJ lineage

Barbara55678 — 2007-07-09 15:42:26Z

in the previous reply i wrote that mary trembly roberts moved to butler co. ohio but it was knox county,butler twp.,ohio.SORRY!

Re: Tremblys of Virginia

Barbara55678 — 2007-06-13 15:44:35Z

what was the name of that book on the Trembly's? or your family and can i find it somewhere?

Re: NJ lineage

Barbara55678 — 2007-06-13 15:34:04Z

Benjamin and Eunice Trembly's daughter Mary Trembly is my ggg grandmother.She did not die in 1842.She married John Roberts and moved to Butler co.Ohio abt. 1820,had 6 children and was still alive in 1880 and living with her son Amos Roberts.She was 92 yrs. old according to that census.Oldest living women for that county at that time [1880] was reported by their newspaper in 1900.If you want to know more about her children ,i'll be at barbara5550@verizon.net till the end of the month [6-30-2007]

Re: Tremblys of Virginia

Barbara55678 — 2007-06-03 00:07:18Z

thanks janice for the info on abraham,barbara55678.

Re: NJ lineage

Barbara55678 — 2008-02-27 22:49:03Z

hello!this is barbara55678 and i'm back online and my new email address is babs1950@verizon.net if anyone needs more info on bejamin and eunice trembleys' daughter maryand her husband john roberts.

Re: Tremblys of Virginia

Barbara55678 — 2007-05-30 18:27:54Z

This is all i have;John Rroberts b:july 30,1792 in virginia d:before 1880 in knox county,ohio.settled in ohio abt. 1820.m:mary trembly,b:abt. 1788 in n.j. d:between 1880 and 1900 in knox co. ohio.had 6 children:sarah-b:may 8,1813 in va. amos=b:aug.25,1817.eunice-b:nov.20,1814.benjamin-b:jan.21,1820 in ohio.josiah-b:jan.21,1820,ohio.john-b:nov.10,1824,ohio.Amos was my gg grandfather,he married a martha barrington and had 10 children[including a set of triplets] in mount vernon,knox co.,ohio.he was a blacksmith,but john his father was a farmer.be glad to answer any questions i can,barbara5550@verizon.net

Re: Tremblys of Virginia

Barbara55678 — 2007-05-30 18:04:54Z

Thank you for that info.it was so detailed,i'm astonished.what about Abraham,your gggg grandfather.when was he christened or died and where?do you know?just curious,barbara5550@verizon.net

Re: Tremblys of Virginia

Janice_Rhodes — 2007-05-31 04:36:07Z

Abraham Trembly was born August 3, 1766 in Essex Couonty, New Jersey USA. He was christened August 15, 1766 at New Providence Presbyterian Church in New Jersey. Abraham died March 11, 1841 in Monroe County, Ohio. He is buried in E. Sunsbury Cemetery, Beallsville, Monroe County, Ohio.
According to an 1810 Census in Wharton TWP, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Abraham was 44 years old that year.
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We have been blessed by excellent and thorough researchers in our family. I was able to help by getting the very faded and thick book they published in the 1960s committed to the computer.

Re: Searching my John Clark Trembly Lineage

Janice_Rhodes — 2008-08-27 19:00:13Z

Note to all of you descendants of John Clark Trembly. Email me at rhodesrunner29@hotmail.com with John Clark Trembly's name in the subject line. I have a private website of fellow Trembly descendants and have committed to computer a LOT of research done by others. I will send you an invite as soon as I hear from you.
J Rhodes

Re: Searching my John Clark Trembly Lineage

Janice_Rhodes — 2008-08-30 00:33:16Z

I would love to have you visit my website and compare your research (inherited and otherwise) with what I inherited and others have contributed. Contact me at rhodesrunner29@hotmail.com

Re: Searching my John Clark Trembly Lineage

Janice_Rhodes — 2008-08-30 00:15:33Z

Jemima Jane Trembly was born February 13, 1836 in Ohio. She died October 11, 1896 in Holden, Johnson County, Missouri. She married Hiram Harrison Still December 25, 1853. He was born November 3, 1831 in Pike County Missouri and died April 15, 1911 in Creighton, Missouri. They had 7 children.
Hiram:military service between March 22, 1860 and April 3, 1865 Union Army;Co. K 7th Peg. of Cavalry M. S. M. volunteers under Capt. William B. Balle. Discharged at Warrensburg.
Occupation Bet. 1870 - 1888 City Marshall of Holden, Missouri.
I have more details, but it is too lengthy to re-type it here. It is all on the website....
J Rhodes

Re: Searching my John Clark Trembly Lineage

Sbrower196 — 2008-08-26 16:59:06Z

I just saw this post. I know it is a year old but if you are still looking for your Trembly lineage I may be able to help. I am the great great grand-daughter of Grace Ellen Cullen and Charles David Still, son of Hirmam Still. My great grandmother, Willa Dee Still is their daughter. I inhereited a Trembly family book that has thousands of pages of the Trembly family. If you are still looking for info. feel free to contact me.
Thanks
Sam

Re: Tremblys of Virginia

bobmont1 — 2007-04-08 22:40:40Z

Yes these are my family too.
I have only the name John Roberts I do not have his birthdate nor place.Nor
date of death or place.
What can I help you with ? Linda Hunt

Re: Searching my John Clark Trembly Lineage

njjacks — 2008-08-28 17:22:37Z

Wow! Yes, I'm interested in the Trembly line, most especially I need help on a David Trembly (b. 1834). He was married at least 3 times and I don't know dates for those marriages or which kids go to which mother.

I'm also very interested in the Still line--especially getting the correct information for the Hiram/Jemima Jane family and their descendants. I don't even have a marriage date for Hiram and Jemima. I have seven children for Hiram and Jemima Jane. Did daughter Ellinora F. marry a McBain? Do you have any information on Hiram's parents--Meridith J. Still and Elizabeth Martha Sanders? How about their parents? Do you have record of a Mary Pauline Still (born 1843) who married a John McDaniel in 1860? I'm not sure how she is connected to the family.

The questions go on and on. I would be so grateful if you would contact me at njjacks@hotmail.com.

Thanks!

Sarah TREMBLY and Barnard McDANIEL

njjacks — 2008-04-28 04:42:08Z

Anyone have evidence of a marriage of Sarah Trembly (b. 1841) and Barnard McDaniel (b. 1837)? Any further information on either of these and their children would be appreciated.

Thank you,
Nancy K. Robison Jackson

Re: Indiana Trembly's

njjacks — 2008-04-11 05:10:11Z

Please give me more information on Benjamin Trembly. I only have 7 children listed for Abraham and Jemima Trembly, though i did note that in the 1810 census, 10 (besides the parents) are tallied in the household.

Nancy K. Robison Jackson

Re: Benj. Trembly Virginia Wisdom

njjacks — 2008-04-11 05:03:30Z

My records show that David Trembly (b. 1790) was married twice. Once to Elizabeth Green and once to Nancy Norris. Do you have any dates on marriages?

Thanks,
Nancy K. Robison Jackson

Re: John Trembly

njjacks — 2008-04-11 04:57:36Z

Does your information on John and Jemima Trembly come from a family bible or journal? I would like to document it properly.

Thank you,
Nancy K. Robison Jackson
Catharine Harriet Trembly, daughter of John Clark Trembly, married a Robison

Re: Searching my John Clark Trembly Lineage

njjacks — 2008-04-11 04:39:11Z

John Clark Trembly is my 3rd great-grandfather. My records also show that he married Jemima Matthes. I do show that Jemima Jane Trembly was one of his daughters. So was Catharine Harriet Trembly (b. 21 July 1843), of whom I am a descendant. Jemima Jane Trembly wasn't the only Trembly to marry a Still. Hiram's brother, Andrew Jackson Still married Anna Trembly, also a daughter of John Clark Trembly. What information are you looking for? Have I mentioned anything you didn't have? I am currently looking into a possible link that others have mentioned, but I haven't found verification, that Benoni Trembly(b. abt. 1740) was the father of Abraham Trembly (1766), who was the father of Abraham Trembly (1810), who was the father of John Clark Trembly.

Nancy K. Robison Jackson
Catharine Harriet Trembly married a Robison

Re: Searching my John Clark Trembly Lineage

palestar150 — 2008-08-28 13:38:19Z

Hello Sbrowser! Thanks so much for your reply to my post! I am indeed interested in whatever information you have on the Trembly line, as well as the Still's. Maybe they will have some information on my GGrandfather, James Washington Thomas, with whom I've hit a brick wall. One can only hope! My email is palestar@hotmail.com if you want to contact me directly. Thanks!

Re: Searching my John Clark Trembly Lineage

palestar150 — 2008-08-28 13:34:46Z

Hello njjacks, and thanks for answering to my post! Most of the information that you have I have as well. Basically, what I'm looking for is verification on the above mentioned people, i.e. birth/death records (I have Hiram Still's Death record) marriage records, any type of evidence linking everyone together. Do you have any of that? Thanks again for your reply! Kathy

Re: Searching my John Clark Trembly Lineage

palestar150 — 2008-09-03 16:12:46Z

Hello! I tried emailing you at the addy you provided, but it got sent back. Do you have another email address I can send stuff too? Thanks!

Searching my John Clark Trembly Lineage

palestar150 — 2007-03-31 13:33:04Z

Hello everyone. I'm trying to get more info on my 4th? Great Grandfather, John Clark Trembly. I've been reading the Trembly board and alot of the posts may fit within my family lineage of the Trembly's. I haven't verified alot of the info yet but there are dates and times that fit with my family.

Starting with John Clark Trembly, (b. 1804 in PA, d. died 1877 in Iowa), he married a Jemima Mathes (1808-1867). One of their children, Jemima Jane Trembly (b. 1836 in Ohio, d. 1896 in Holden, Johnson Co. MO) is my ggg grandmother. She married a Hiram Harrison Still (b. 1831 Pike Co. MO, d. 1911 in Cass Co. MO). One of their children, Elizabeth Jemima Still is my ggrandmother. She married a James Washington Thomas from Missouri. I'm looking for some verification of this family line so I know that I'm on the right track. Could anyone out there help me in this endeavor. I will share what info I have in return. Thanks so much in advance!

Kathleen Raymond

Re: NJ lineage

VickiAmes — 2008-01-28 19:46:05Z

I was looking at the marriages and birth's of Peter Trembly's children, for his first wife Ann, he would have been around 60 years old, for his first child born? I think his first wife was Susannah Baker/Backer, and their daughter Susannah Tremlee/Trembly was born 1720 and married Amos Morse.