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Re: John l. Tribble son of Elijah & Rachel

btribble1957 — 2009-11-02 23:48:39Z

Thanks Tom I'll check this John L. out and see if the is
the one that I need.
Thanks again.
Bill

Re: John l. Tribble son of Elijah & Rachel

TomTribble — 2009-11-01 21:22:15Z

I have 14 John L. Tribbles in my database, but only one from AR (which I presume is the one you are interested in).

I don't have much information about him, but I do have his wife's name: Mary A. Starling. Married 18 Jul 1858, Randolph Co., AR

Ref:

International Genealogical Index - AR - 56, Familiy History Society, 1992

Re: John l. Tribble son of Elijah & Rachel

TomTribble — 2009-11-01 20:11:53Z

Hello. I checked my database, and have the following information:

Elijah Tribble, b. 1755 Halifax Co, VA, d 22 May 1840 Pike Co., MS, m. Rachel ?
1. Mary Matilda Tribble, b. 1837 AL
2. Elijah Tribble, b. 1840 AR
3. Rachael Elizabeth Tribble, b. 1842 AL
4. Robert C. Tribble, b. May, 1846 AL, m. Emmelene “Emma” Morris, b. Nov 1841 AR
4a. John W. Tribble, b. Oct 1866 AR
4b. Eli Alonzo (Lonzo) Tribble, b. 1870 AR, d. Duty Cemetery, Randolph Co., AR
m. 1) Martha A. Smith, b. Dec 1870
4b1. Robert Tribble, b. Dec 1891 AR
4b2. James A. Trible, b. Oct 1894 AR
4b3. Alice M. Tribble, b. Dec 1896 AR, d. Duty Cemetery, Randolph AR
4b4. Martha, b. 1909 AR
m. 2) Ida Almetta Phillips (McManners)
4b5. Hyle or Hife Tribble, b. 1910 AR
4b6. Alice Tribble, b. 1916 AR
4b7. Hughey or Hanie Tribble, b. 1919 AR
4b8. Arthur “Aut” Tribble, b. 28 Sep 1920 Randolph Co., AR, d. 6 Sep 2002 Walnut Ridge AR
4b9. Joe E. Tribble, b. 1923, d. af 6 Sep 2002
4b10. Claud Tribble, b. 1925, d. af 6 Sep 2002
4b11. Charles C. Tribble, b. 1927, d. af 6 Sep 2002
4c. James Robert Tribble, b. 1871 AR
4d. Lucinda Tribble, b. 1874 AR
4e. Elijah Tribble, b. May 1877 AR
4f. Henry Tribble, b. Feb 1883

My information differs slightly from yours (but this is your family), and I seem to be missing a couple of Lonzo's children, including your father.

Would you please correct any misinformation and add the missing folk? Thanks a bunch

Tom@Tribble.com
4g. Henderson Tribble, b. Sep 1886

Re: John l. Tribble son of Elijah & Rachel

kg187211 — 2009-11-01 12:36:00Z

Maggie Tribble was my great grandmother. I have been researching the rest of the family and would like to swap info that hopefully help both of us in our search. If you want feel free to email me at p.sagley@yahoo.com

TRIBBLE Frank D 1933 1994 sgt US Marine Corps Korea

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-09-18 15:23:18Z

TRIBBLE Frank D 1933 1994 sgt US Marine Corps Korea

The Johnson County Genealogical Society photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 207,650 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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TRIBBLE Frank D 1933 1994 sgt US Marine Corps Korea

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-09-09 16:08:46Z

TRIBBLE Frank D 1933 1994 sgt US Marine Corps Korea

The Johnson County Genealogical Society photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 206,802 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

TRIBBLE Ciane beloved wife and mother

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-09-09 16:08:25Z

TRIBBLE Ciane beloved wife and mother

The Johnson County Genealogical Society photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 206,802 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Tribble/Rodgers

TomTribble — 2009-08-31 00:42:56Z

Hey, Man, I'm Tom@Tribble.com if you wish to share.

TomT

Re: Tribble/Rodgers

nftmc — 2009-08-21 05:24:40Z

Thank you to both of you for your responses. I did review the messages on Genforum. I still did not see information on David F Tribble and what happened to him as there are no other census that I see him listed. Tom, I have a few discrepencies (sp) in the list you posted.

1. Francis Pruitt Tribble, JR 1g m1} Elizabeth A Carthage b1824 and I think she was married to Francis Pruitt Tribble SR. I can't find proof of this right now but I will keep trying. I thought there was a marriage license

I was going to send an e-mail to both of you but couldn't find e-mail addresses.

2. 1g1 Mary Tribble might be the same as Mary Tribble that is 1c. If she was a daughter of F P Jr, then she would probably be listed with F P and David F on the 1880 census.

3. There is a misspelling on 1g6. It is Claudie Elizabeth Tribble.

4. 1g7 Is Major Blaylock which was Maggie Rodgers son by a later marriage. He was b 1894 and d Jan 16,1912, Frederick OK. He was AKA Carl Edward Blaylock, Carl Blaylock, Major Tribble, and Carl Blalock Tribble. I found Maggie Tribble in the 1900 Census in Texas with her 5 children.

I still am having trouble finding any info on Maggie Rodgers family. This brick wall has me stumped.

Re: Tribble/Rodgers

TomTribble — 2009-08-20 14:02:07Z

Here is what I have on this family:

John G. Tribble, b. ab. 1782 VA m. Mary (Polly) ?, b ab 1784 VA

1. Francis Pruit Tribble, b. 23 Jul 1811 Madison Co., SC,
d. Yalobusha Co, MS m. Amanda Elizabeth Birdshaw
1a. Lavina P. Tribble, b. ab 1842 MS, d. ab 1879
1b. James Monroe Tribble, b. Oct 1842 MS
d. ab 1920 Nortonville, KY
1c. Mary Tribble, b. ab 1844 Ms
1d. Julia Ann Tribble, b. ab 1846 MS
1e. William "Wid" Truitt Tribble, b. 26 May 1848
Yalobusha Co., MS, d. 12 Feb 1925 MS
1f. Nancy Tribble, b. ab 1850 MS
1g. Francis (Frank) Pruit Tribble, b. ab 1852,
d. Yalobusha Co. MS m. 1) Ellizabeth A.
Carthage, b. ab 1824 SC; 2) 6 Feb 1878
Tallahatchie Co., MS Louise or Louisa J.
Ross,b. ab 1857 d March 1880; 3) 7 Feb 1884
Tallahatchie Co., MS Maggie E. Rogers/Rodgers
1g1. Mary Tribble
1g2. David F. Tribble, b. 1879 MS
1g3. Florence Angeline Tribble, b 7 Jan
1884 MS, d 16 Dec 1947
1g4. James H. Tribble, b. 4 Apr 1886 MS,
d 4 May 1965 Austin TX
1g5. George Frank Tribble, b. 10 Jan 1888
d. 15 May 1961 Boone, CO
1g6. Claudie Elizageth Tribble, b. 20 Oct
1890, d. 4 Apr 1975 Pueblo CO
1g7. Mayer Tribble, b. Mar 1894 MS
1h. Major Berleshan Tribble, b. ab 1855 TN
1i. Martha E. Tribble, b. ab 1859 MS
1j. Salinas Tribble, b. ab 1860 MS
1k. John Tribble, b. ab 1862 MS
1l. Joseph Tribble, b. 10 Jan 1864 MS
1m. William Tribble, b. ab 1867 MS
1n. Malissa/Mellissa Tribble, b. ab 1867 MS

2. James Silas Tribble, b. ab 1817 Madison Co., AL,
d. af 1880 Yalobusha Co., MS
3. William C. Tribble, b. ab 1821 AL
4. John Lee Tribble, b. ab. 1828 AL, d. ab 1852
Yalobusha Co., MS
5. Richard (Dick) L. Tribble, b. ab 1829 AL, d. ab 1900
Providence Cem, Grenada Co., MS

See Genforum entries # 710, 718, 719, 720

I have further references if you will send me your mailing address. (Forgive the awkward formatting of this note. Ancestry.com does this to messages.)

Tom Tribble

Re: Tribble/Rodgers

Carolyn_Pruyn — 2009-08-19 17:45:06Z

I'm afraid I don't have the exact information you're looking for, but there was a discussion of Maggie Rodgers and F.P. Tribble, Jr. on GenForum about 2002. You may want to check that out. Best of luck in your search.

Tribble/Rodgers

nftmc — 2009-08-18 06:45:53Z

I have been searching for my ggrandparents for some time now. My ggrandfather was Francis Pruitt Tribble, Jr. married to ggrandmother Maggie Rodgers, m 1884. I have hit brick wall in search for Maggie Rodgers family. In researching, I came across marriage for F P Tribble and Miss L J Ross Feb 1878. In 1880 Census, F P Tribble was listed as widower with son David F, 3 months old. Does anyone know what happened to David F? Does anyone have info on family of Maggie Rodgers Tribble? This may have been discussed before and if so, I apologize for repeating the subject.

Tribble of Eastland County, Texas

RoseSavage58 — 2009-08-16 03:08:51Z

Looking for any information on the family of John W. TRIBBLE and his wife Sabina EDINGTON. they had four children: Fred, Nellie, Lula and John W. I am hoping that there are still relatives in Eastland or in the surrounding counties. Anything would be appreciated.
Please e-mail at: tag8080@tx.rr.com

James H. TRIBBLE of Shelby Co., TX/California

TomTribble — 2009-08-01 19:26:41Z

James H. TRIBBLE (TRIBLE)(b. 1812 TN) left his family in Shelby Co., TX in 1852 to go to California to search for gold. His wife and 3 boys were left behind. Family letters written in 1856 reported that James claimed to have accumulated $10,000 and resided in Bute (Butte), CA. He never returned to his family in TX.

Anyone have further information?

Re: Seeking information on Shadrack Tribble and sons

TomTribble — 2009-07-30 20:29:34Z

Hi,Phil.

Keith Rozendal, in his book, The Tribbles, II (Descendants of Peter Trible of Esses County, Virginia) listed Cornelius, Shadrack, Spilsby, and others apparently in this line.

He does note that one of Spilsby's (b. 1741 Caroline Co., VA) sons was Shadrach (among others). He does not denote any birth date for Shadrach.

Keith then documents another Shadrach Tribble in Clermont Co., OH, b. 1791 in NC. But he does not connect the two.

He then lists the children of Shadrach as Cornelius, the the children of Cornelius as follows:
Alpheus
?
Alonsow
Allison
Amos
?
Joel
John
William

He documented many of the family memembers of these offspring.

You may be entirely right about these two Shadrach's being the same person, in which case the lineage you suggest is entirely probable.

I would be happy to send you copies of the pages from Keith's book (including references) if you have not seen this reference; and I will also include any references that I might have gathered on these folk as well. Just shoot me a snail mail address.

If you have further information about these families not included in Keith's or my references, I would be happy to see these.

Tom Tribble

Tom@Tribble.com

Re: Seeking information on Shadrack Tribble and sons

TomTribble — 2009-07-30 20:25:32Z

Hi,Phil.

Keith Rozendal, in his book, The Tribbles, II (Descendants of Peter Trible of Esses County, Virginia) listed Cornelius, Shadrack, Spilsby, and others apparently in this line.

He does note that one of Spilsby's (b. 1741 Caroline Co., VA) sons was Shadrach (among others). He does not denote any birth date for Shadrach.

Keith then documents another Shadrach Tribble in Clermont Co., OH, b. 1791 in NC. But he does not connect the two.

He then lists the children of Shadrach as follows:
Alpheus
?
Alonsow
Allison
Amos
?
Joel
John
William

He documented many of the family memembers of these offspring.

You may be entirely right about these two Shadrach's being the same person, in which case the lineage you suggest is entirely probable.

I would be happy to send you copies of the pages from Keith's book (including references) if you have not seen this reference; and I will also include any references that I might have gathered on these folk as well. Just shoot me a snail mail address.

If you have further information about these families not included in Keith's or my references, I would be happy to see these.

Tom Tribble

Tom@Tribble.com

Re: Seeking information on Shadrack Tribble and sons

PHILinAK — 2009-07-27 15:16:02Z

Note that there are alternate spellings for all these folks ... for example "Cornelious" vs. "Cornelius", "Shadrach" vs. "Shadrack" vs. "Shadrick". And last names include "Trible" vs. "Tribble" vs. "Treble" ... and "Stephens" vs. "Stevens".

Re: REV. ANDREW TRIBBLE HISTORICAL MARKER DEDICATION CEREMONY

khaensel3 — 2009-07-26 16:13:21Z

I am also a descendant of Andrew Tribble through his daughter Martha who married Jacob White. I'm sorry I didn't find this sooner. We may have come down for the reunion. Kathrine (Katie) Caldwell Haensel

khaensel@mac.com

Re: RE: TRIBBLES OF MADISON COUNTY GEORGIA

Blafflam — 2008-09-10 00:54:23Z

That information I have, do you have anything else that might be helpful??

Re: RE: TRIBBLES OF MADISON COUNTY GEORGIA

Blafflam — 2008-09-10 00:54:22Z

That information I have, do you have anything else that might be helpful??

Re: following the Tribble's

TomTribble — 2008-09-01 15:40:00Z

Well, hello, Michael:

While we don't have a lot of information to go on right now, I did a brief survey of the IL census to find this information (assuming that your family mostly came from Cook Co., IL):

Charles Tribble, b 1867 Canada, England
Mary ?, b 1869 Ireland
Children:
Michael, b. IL 1890 m. Katherine ?
Children:
Charles b. ab. 1925

James, b. IL 1892

Could this be your family?

TomT

Re: George TRIBBLE of Bibb Co., GA

TomTribble — 2008-11-13 18:59:05Z

Gina:
Here is what I have on this family:

James Washington Tribble m. Angela Stephens

Children:
1. Joseph W. S. ab. ab 1867
2. Carodell , b. ab. 1869
3. Thomas A., b. ab. 1871
4. Lilly A., b. ab 1873

5. William A. Tribble, b. ab. 1876 GA located in Burgays, Monroe Co., GA in 1920

Children:
5a. Carrie, b. ab. 1890 GA
5b. Lucile, b. ab. 1907 GA
5c. William, b. ab. 1909 GA
5d. Mabel, b. ab. 1911 GA
5e. Barner, b. ab. Dec 1914 GA (twin)
5f. Turner, b. ab. Dec 1914 GA (twin)

6. Minnie E., b. ab. 1877
7. Lela M., b. ab. 1883
8. America (Mollie), b. ab. 1893
9. Julia, b. ab. 1896
10. Alford M., b. ab. 1897
11. John Erwin, b. ab. 1898
12. Sallie May, b. ab. 1903
13. Mattie T.

These are from the 1920 and before censuses. (I didn't find William Andrew, Mary, or Buddy. And I can't find the family in GA in 1930, either (perhaps they moved?). I didn't find a George Tribble, either.

Is this your family?

TomT

REV. ANDREW TRIBBLE HISTORICAL MARKER DEDICATION CEREMONY

TomTribble — 2009-01-05 14:43:41Z

The following is a message from Sue Norrod:
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Rev. Andrew Tribble will be honored by the unveiling of a Memorial Marker near Tates Creek Baptist Church in Richmond, KY on Sat., June 20th, 2009.

The memorial will be dedicated by Pastor Jeff Faggart of the Baptist History Preservation Society of Rockwell, NC. The marker stands over six feet high and will highlight his achievements both in Virginia and in Kentucky.

Rev. Andrew Tribble (b.1741,d.1822) had 12 children. If you are a descendant of one of those children we would like to have a family reunion at Boonesborough State Park, 4375 Boonesboro Road, Richmond KY 40475.

When: Sat., June 20th, 2009
Meet at 11:00 a.m. at Shelter House #1, Boonesborough State Park

We will leave by caravan to the designated memorial site for the unveiling and return to the shelter house for lunch.

What to Bring: We ask that everyone bring a covered dish, a folding chair and their favorite 2 liter soft drink. Place settings and ice will be provided as well as fried chicken from a local restaurant.

Entertainment: After the dedication of the marker we will have the pleasure of listening to "Narrow Road" a local Gospel Bluegrass Band.

Fort Admission will be at a group rate if you would like to tour through on your own and I have been told that we may be visited by reinactors in 1790's clothing at our shelter for the price of a plate of food!

Reservations: Please R.S.V.P. by May 1st to csnorrod@gmail.com if you would like to attend.

We are asking a donation of $4.00 per person to cover the cost of food, supplies and shelter house rental. Small children are free.

This invitation goes out to every Tribble descendant and friend across the country....just let us know you are coming in case we have to rent additional tents or shelter houses. We hope to see you there. This is a wonderful event honoring a godly grandfather to us all!!

Sincerely,
Sue Norrod (descendant from Rev. Tribble's 1st born son, Samuel)

Latest Arrangements: REV. ANDREW TRIBBLE HISTORICAL MARKER DEDICATION CEREMONY

TomTribble — 2009-06-05 17:59:50Z

Hi Tom,
The final info:
Marker Unveiling at 10:30 at the Tates Creek Baptist Church, 1255 Boonesborough Rd, Richmond, KY 40475
The ceremony will be led by Pastor Jeff Faggart. He is the main organizer for the Baptist History Preservation Society in Rockwell, NC.
Immediately following the ceremony there will be a baptism inside the church of one of Andrew Tribble's Grandsons (8th Generation).
Everyone is invited to witness this or can head on over to Boonesborough State Park for the Carry-in Picnic at Shelter House #1.
KFC chicken will be provided along with place settings and ice. Please bring your favorite 2 liter of softdrink and a covered dish. Also please bring
a folding chair. The shelter holds 100 to 150 people, but additional seating may be needed.
The band "THE NARROW ROAD" which is a gospel bluegrass band will play for us around 12:30.
The Fort will try to send some reinactors to mingle with us and be photo opportunities for you.
Looking forward to honoring Rev. Andrew Tribble with you and celebrating our common heritage!!

See you there,
Your very distant cousin,
Sue Norrod
csnorrod@gmail.com

Tribble Family Tree

TMLYNCH1 — 2009-04-15 18:20:18Z

I am making my family tree and working on the Tribble side right now. As far back as i have so far is morris weir tribble married hattie jane bean. i do not have birthdays or anything. i am looking to go farther back. I also know that there was a Mary Eudora Coffee who married John Taylor Tribble but i am not sure where in the timeline they belong. any help i can get would be great.

Email:tmlynch1@catamount.wcu.edu

Re: TRIBBLE'S OF GEORGIA

schmerberkc — 2009-01-25 05:34:36Z

Lisa thank you for your look up. If you run across where
Naoma and William were married I would love a copy or where to look it up. I found Naoma and her children in Arkansas 1860 but no William. Have not found if he died in Ark or Ga or on the road to Ark. All of their children were born in Ga.
My GGrandfather was John B Tribble. The B. stands for Berry or Benjamin. Both names are in the family for several generations.

Re: REV. ANDREW TRIBBLE HISTORICAL MARKER DEDICATION CEREMONY

ALLENTRIBBLE — 2009-02-16 20:06:07Z

I AM REVEREND ANDREW TRIBBLE'S 4TH GREAT GRANDSON.
MY 3RD GREAT GRADFATHER: GENERAL JOHN TRIBBLE WHO
WAS AT FT. BOONESBOROUGH. MY 2ND GREAT GRANDFATHER:
JOHN CALHOUN TRIBBLE. MY GRANDATHER: ANDREW JEFFERSON
TRIBBLE. MY FATHER: ALLIE (ALLEN) F. TRIBBLE.

I LOOK FORWARD TO ATTENDING THE CEREMONY IN JUNE.

I HAVE EXTENSIVE DOCUMENTATION WITH REGARD TO THE
TRIBBLE FAMILY TREE. ANYONE INTERESTED IN THIS
INFORMATION, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME: atinc@bellsouth.net

TRIBBLE Robert Marion and Johnnie HAYWOOD

t42Thurmond — 2009-03-24 12:06:16Z

TRIBBLE Robert Marion and Johnnie HAYWOOD

I photographed this gravestone in the Thurmond Fairview Cemetery, Fairview, Wise Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 202,215 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

TRIBBLE Cloretha and Raymond Ernest

t42Thurmond — 2009-03-24 11:45:27Z

TRIBBLE Cloretha and Raymond Ernest

I photographed this gravestone in the Thurmond Fairview Cemetery, Fairview, Wise Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 202,215 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

John l. Tribble son of Elijah & Rachel

btribble1957 — 2009-01-22 17:59:21Z

Does anyone know who John L.Tribble wife was.
My great-grandfather as I have it was Robert Elijah Tribble
born abt. 1846 married Emmelene Morris and thier childern:
John W., Eli Lonzo(my grandfather), James Robert, Lucinda
and some others that I can't remember right now. Not at my
famly list.Eli Lonzo b.01-10-1870 d. July 1944 buried at Duety Cemetery (1)married Martha A Smith b.abt 1870 died Feb 08-1908 buried Roach Cemetery. Her farher was Cambell(Cam) Smith and Mother I'm not sure yet and thier childern:
Robert Conard, James Albert, Alice Margert(Maggie),Ella(Ellie), William Luther(my father), Nellie, Martha A.
(2)Married Almetta Phillips McManners she had a son Name RufeMcmanners,and theier childern:
Lowell(Hite), Arthur G, Claude, Joesph F., Alice, Charles.
Any help would be gratifully appreciated.

James R and Mabel Tribble Oconee Cty, SC

elevencatz88 — 2008-10-12 22:23:34Z

Looking for any information on the above - Mabel was a Jafferson and sister to my great grandmother - came from England in 1870

Re: Wallace TRIBBLE - SC

quinny132 — 2008-08-10 19:22:50Z

My name is Quinnteshia Tribble i'm 22 years old, i live in Syracuse,New York.I was wanted to know do anyone knows my father and who he is related to, his name is Willie James Tribble.

H.A.Tribble c. 1911 I have a letter written by him

lizlogan_1 — 2009-07-19 12:09:16Z

I have just published a biograghy of my father A WAYWARD INTELLECT The Life of Egbert Eames". He was a great letter writer and I have some interesting letters written to him. One is from H.A. Tribble, written on 8th Sept. 1911 from 2 Rectory Road, Gosforth, Newcastle upon Tyne. It is not clear if that was his permanent home or if he was on holiday there but it is clear from the letter that he is very familiar with Newcastle and often took trips on cargo boats from there. He and my father were both 'boy clerks' training for the civil service in London, so he would have been about my father's age in 1911. My father was 19. The letter is in the book, available online.

Re: George TRIBBLE of Bibb Co., GA

foxyglock — 2009-05-23 16:14:20Z

tom not sure the names dont sound famular thanks for looking gina

Re: George Tribble

foxyglock — 2009-05-23 16:08:18Z

I would like to know more about benjamin tribble and garfield tribble too thanks gina

Re: Dicey Tribble

foxyglock — 2009-05-23 15:40:41Z

Hi randy my name is gina tribble i was wondering was you dad's name garfield tribble by any chance.

Re: Relatives of Garfield Eugene TRIBBLE

foxyglock — 2009-05-23 03:51:34Z

Hi tom my name is gina tribble related to garfield tribble.
Cecil and fern were my grandparents I have info on nadine tribble please E-mail me back
Thank you

Seeking information on Shadrack Tribble and sons

PHILinAK — 2009-07-25 20:58:01Z

I am a descendant of Cornelius Tribble, who was born in North Carolina and lived in Clermont County, Ohio during the early 1800's. According to the 1850 Census, Cornelius was born in North Carolina about 1791. Cornelius served in the War of 1812 (from Ohio), married Sarah Stevens (also of North Carolina) in Clermont County in 1813, and is listed in tax/census records in Clermont County in 1820, 1830 and 1840. His children included Alpheus, Alanson, Amos, and Asenith. Other sons may include John and William (listed in 1850 census with Sarah and Cornelius).

I believe Cornelius likely was a son of Shadrack Tribble, who also lived in Clermont County for a time. According to early tax list records and census records, Shadrack first shows up in Clermont in 1806, and then is present in 1807, 1809, 1810, 1811, 1820.

Later I see a Shadrack Tribble in Warren County, TN (1830, 1836, 1840), and I'm assuming this is the same Shadrack? Some data bases state that this Shadrack Tribble died in Coffee Co., TN in 1848, and was born about 1765, but I don't know the source(s) of that information. Does anyone have source records for his birth or death?

According to Herman Fagley, a well known Clermont County researcher, Shadrack Tribble:

- Likely preached north of Bethel, OH on Clover Road

- Was close kinsman of Rev Andrew Tribble, of Tate's Creek Baptist, in Madison Co.

- Shadrack Tribble lived at Bethel,Oh. Likely Orange
Co,Va > NC > Boonesboro,Ky > to Clermont CO,OH.

- Rev Shadrack Tribble-returned someplace in Ky leaving sons.

I have no proof, but I'm assuming that Cornelius is one of those son's, since Shadrack and Cornelius are the only two Tribbles listed in Clermont County records during this era. Further, if the 1765 birth date is correct, Shadrack would be about the right age to be the father of Cornelius (not a sibling, etc.).

I therefore speculate that my line goes from Cornelius > Shadrack > Spilsby > Shadrack > George > Peter Tribble. Does this sound right?

Does anyone have additional information about either Cornelius or Shadrack? Does anyone know who Shadrack's wife would have been? Other relevant information? Thanks!

Lewawee or Lervanee Trible 1879-1950

pjp16935 — 2008-12-02 19:36:27Z

Is my Fathers Mother, I can find info for cousin Albert Tribble Clay County Indiana. Need info for Lewanee Trible, Lumsdon, Swaggle. Clay County Indiana. Any info on Father, Mother, Sibling.

Re: Wallace TRIBBLE - SC

JAYTRIBBS78 — 2009-03-26 00:07:32Z

My paternal grandfather's name is Edward Tribble and he was either fron Newberry or Saluda,SC.He had a brother named A.J..My father told me that his grandfather had 26 children and was married twice.My family also lives in Philly.I think Wallace Tribble may be my great-grandfather.There are also a lot of Tribbles in Norristown,PA.

Re: RE: TRIBBLES OF MADISON COUNTY GEORGIA

gwshupee — 2008-09-10 02:33:05Z

I have just begun my search (DAR). Just found the spelling of Cocke was not Cook and am wondering if her father Richard is connected to the

Wish I could help more--I'm just beginning my search (DAR)
Do you know if her father Richard Cocke is connected to the Cocke's in Tenn(ie Cocke county) and that seems to lead back to Jamestown--1630--any way, good hunting for both of us--Carlene

Re: RE: TRIBBLES OF MADISON COUNTY GEORGIA

gwshupee — 2008-09-09 01:57:55Z

Richard @ Elizabeth Cocke (74) are living with John May 1850 census Humpherys co Tenn Carlene Shupee'

Re: Benjamin Tribble

tunnelm1 — 2008-11-11 17:33:41Z

I understand that the "first" Spilsby Tribble died in Davidson Co., TN in 1799. As such, I was not sure if the Spilsby Tribble in Wilkes Co., NC was him (versus maybe a younger Spilsby Trible). From your post, however, I assume that Benjamin Tribble was in Wilkes County before he moved to GA, so maybe his brother Spilsby was also in Wilkes County before he moved to TN. Spilsby and Benjamin's brother William Tribble moved to Wilkes Co., NC, and in 1788, in noted that a Shadrack Trible and a Spilsby Trible appeared on an estate record in Wilkes County. Do you think that this was the "first"/"oldest" Spilsby Trible or was this perhaps some later man in the family with the same name? In either case, who was the father of this Shadrack Trible in NC in 1788?

There was a William Brown in Wilkes County who left his will in 1800 in Ashe Co., NC (which was created from a part of Wilkes County in 1799). This William Brown was married to a Catherine Unknown, and their children included boys named Shadrack Brown, Benjamin Brown and John Brown. Do you think that William Brown's wife Catherine might have been a Trible? I note that there were some Browns in the Halifax/Pittsylvania/Lunenburg Co., VA area where the "first" Shadrack Tribble moved before he died around 1759 (including a John Brown who died there in the early-mid-1750s....and there was also a William Brown in that area. Could the William Brown in Wilkes Co., NC have met and married into the Tribble family in that part of VA?

A sister of the "first" Shadrack Tribble was apparently the Mary Tribble who married Abraham Brown (he died by 1735 in Caroline Co., VA). Abraham Brown was a son of Daniel Brown "I" and Jane Copeland of Essex Co., VA, and a grandson of Francis Brown "I" (died 1691/1692 in Essex Co., VA) and his wife Elizabeth. Francis Brown "I" had a son who was named Francis Brown "II," and Francis "II" had a son of his own who was named Daniel Brown "II." Daniel Brown "II" also married a woman named Elizabeth Coleman (who was from the same overall Coleman family as the younger Elizabeth Coleman who married Shadrack Tribble....both woman were certainly out of the Robert Coleman who married Anne Spilsby in the 1600s). In my opinion, however, is quite possible that the William Brown in Wilkes Co., NC who was married to Catherine Unknown was NOT from the Francis Brown "I" family of Essex Co., VA....but I certainly do not know that for sure at this point. Comments? Thanks!

Arkansas/Arizona Tribble's (Ralph & Elsie Tribble)

lfuette — 2008-11-06 02:50:34Z

I am trying to find information on descendants of Ralph & Elsie Tribble who relocted from Hempstead, Arkansas to Maricopa County, Arizona sometime around 1920. I am specifically looking for information on one of their sons, Boyd Frances Tribble (or Frances Boyd). He was born in Jan. 1913 and passed away in October 2002 in Sonoma County, Ca. He had a wife, Willa, with whom he was divorced and they had a daughter, Barbara. If anyone knows anything about any part of this family, I'd deeply appreciate it. Thank you - Leslie

TRIBBLE Richard Lee 1962

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-07 20:03:32Z

TRIBBLE Richard Lee 1962

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,768 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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TRIBBLE Robert C 1904-1974

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-07 20:03:20Z

TRIBBLE Robert C 1904-1974

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,768 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

following the Tribble's

mtribblesr — 2008-08-18 23:20:10Z

I am Michael Dean Tribble Sr , the first son of Thomas Charles Tribble , a son of three of Charles tribble who widowed Louise Tribble and worked for the Chicago police department 1st division.
I am trying to trace my family history which i understand started with three brothers from Ireland.

Re: TRIBBLE'S OF GEORGIA

lisa_dickson34 — 2009-01-24 01:34:05Z

I found this in the 1850 census for Mack Cour, Walker County, Georgia. Maybe they're who you're looking for?

1850 Mack Cour, Walker, Georgia

Wm B. Tribble, 40, farmer, born GA
Naoma Tribble, 38
Allereen?, 19 (that's how ancestry listed her)
Silales?, 16 (that's how ancestry listed him)
Penelope, 13
Ira F., 12

I hope this helps you a bit.

Lisa

Re: TRIBBLE'S OF GEORGIA

lisa_dickson34 — 2009-01-25 05:41:42Z

I am researching for a friend of mine, who has a John B. Tribble in her line. I think this John (1852-after 1920) was the son of W.P. and Nancy Smith Tribble of Walton County, GA. John married Frances Z. Myers, daughter of Richard Myers and ?.

I'll keep an eye open for your peoples during my research.

=)

Re: RE: TRIBBLES OF MADISON COUNTY GEORGIA

jimnantal1 — 2008-10-13 20:12:31Z

The Spillsby Tribble you are looking for lived in Wilkes Co., NC and moved to TN. He is the son of Shadrach and Elizabeth Tribble and was born in Halifax Co., VA. The Spillsby Trible in Madison Co., GA is the son of Benjamin and Penelope Johnson Tribble. Hope this is helpful