Person:Peter Treesh (1)

Watchers
m. 1808
  1. Jacob Treesh1808 - 1882
  2. Michael Treesh1811 - 1885
  3. Margaretha Catherina Treesh1813 -
  4. Peter Treesh1815 - 1889
  5. Mary Ann Treesh1816 - 1878
  6. Amy Treesh1819 - 1887
  7. Nanina Treesh1819 - 1887
  8. Joel Henry Treesh1823 - 1911
  9. Susannah Treesh1825 - 1855
  10. Elizabeth Treesh1828 - 1888
  11. William D Treesh1830 - 1907
  12. Lydia Treesh1833 - 1892
  1. William Dennis Treesh1837 - 1918
  2. Phillip Jacob Treesh1839 - 1917
  3. Samuel Treesh1841 - 1884
  4. Caroline Treesh1842 - 1926
  5. Sarah Treesh1844 - 1924
  6. Henry Treesh1846 - 1920
  7. Daniel Treesh1850 - 1934
  8. Mary Matilda Treesh1853 - 1935
  9. Elmira Treesh1856 - 1858
  10. Josiah Treesh1856 - 1929
  11. Joel Treesh1859 - 1949
Facts and Events
Name[1][2] Peter Treesh
Gender Male
Birth[3][4] 3 Mar 1815 Westmoreland, Pennsylvania, USA
Marriage to Rachel Hubler
Death[5][6] 29 Apr 1889 Richland Township, Dekalb Co, Indiana, USA
Burial? Sixteen Cemetery, Corunna, IN

Biography of Peter Treesh, page 753. History of De Kalb County, Indiana. Inter-State Publishing Company, Chicago, 1885.

Peter Treesh, farmer, section 16, Richland Township, was born in Westmoreland County, Pa., March 3, 1815, a son of William and Christina (Barlien) Treesh. His father was a native of Bedford County Pa., a son of John Treesh, a native of Holland, who was married on shipboard while en route to America, and after his arrival enlisted in the war of the Revolution. His mother was a native of Westmoreland County, Pa., a daughter of Jacob Barlien, who was a native of Holland. In 1819 his parents moved to Stark County, Ohio, where he was reared and educated. He was married Nov. 10, 1836, to Rachel Hubler, a native of Stark County, Ohio, daughter of Abram and Elizabeth (Darick) Hubler. After his marriage he settled in Richland County, Ohio, and Oct. 28, 1842, moved to De Kalb County, Ind. He purchased the northwest quarter of section 10, Richland Township, which at that time was heavily timbered. He cleared and improved his land, residing on it till 1865, when he sold it and bought the northeast quarter of section 16, where he has since resided. When Mr. Treesh came to De Kalb County, after paying for his land he had but $1.50 in money and a small team of horses. He went to work with a determined will and has outlived the hardships and privations of his early life, and can now enjoy the fruits of his early life of toil. Mr. and Mrs. Treesh have had eleven children---William Philip, Jacob, Samuel, Caroline, Sarah, Henry, Daniel, Mary M., Josiah, Almira and Joel. Samuel and Almira are deceased. Mr. Treesh is politically a Democrat. He was the second Trustee of Richland Township. He and his wife are members of the Lutheran church.

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