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m. 1821 - Theophilus Peter Tremble1831 - 1893
Facts and Events
| Name |
Theophilus Peter Tremble |
| Alt Name[1] |
Peter _____ |
| Gender |
Male |
| Birth[2][1][3][4][7] |
1831 |
Lachine, Quebec, Canada |
| Marriage |
Abt 1857 |
possible Buffalo, , New York, USAto Mary Jane Green |
| Occupation? |
15 Jun 1860 |
Buffalo, Erie, New York, United StatesSub Marine Diver |
| Occupation? |
19 Jul 1870 |
Tonawanda, Erie, New York, United Stateslaborer |
| Occupation[9] |
Bef 1878 |
sub-marine diver |
| Occupation? |
1880 |
Brockport, Monroe, New York, United Stateslaborer |
| Death[1] |
1893 |
Bay City, Bay, Michigan, United States |
| Burial[1][8] |
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Bay City, Bay, Michigan, United States |
| Religion? |
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Methodist Episcopal Church |
Type: aka
Louis Alexander in his marriage certificate says his fathers name was Peter Tremble.
Story:
As I have heard from the mouth of Aunt Bess, Louis Alexander's Sister and others, near London Canada was a family named Green. They had a boarder who's name was Peter Tremble. He was a young man at the time and when the Green's baby, Mary, was born he said when she was old enough he was going to marry her. At age 10 he married her and 1 year later Theophyllus Tremble was born. To this union a total of 22 children were born of which they raised 16. I don't know all their names. Todd was the oldest, John, Lillie, Pompadour, Josephine, Louis Alexander and Bessie. Mary Green Tremble died having her last child Bessie.
We get his name from Bessies marriage applications.
Per Jim Trimble In the 1850 and 1860 Cazey, Clinton Co. NY. census, there is a Theophilus Trombly listed. In the 1870 Mass. census, there is also a Theophilus Trombly listed. These are the only 3, I have been able to find any info on.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Personal Records
Personal Records of Jim Tremble (son of Louis Leo Tremble and Thelma Bugh). - ↑ Federal Government
Bay City, Bay, MI, taken 7 Jun 1990, Superivsor's #10, ED 41, Sheet 6. 33rd Street, House # 1115, Dwelling 104, Family 112.
- ↑ 1870 US Census Erie Co, NY.
- ↑ Pg 30 supervisor's Dist
pg 30 family # 343.
- Court House Records
Book-D, pg. 20. Bay City, Bay, MI Marriage records.
- Court House Records
Index to Supplemental Record Marriage applications St Joseph Co 1882-1920 Volume III Letters S-Z Inclusive, chapter 14, page 444. And Page Chapter 30, page 271.
- ↑ 1860 Census, Ward 1, Buffalo, Erie, NY,</b> pg 22, taken 15 jun 1860, Post Office is Buffalo NY, Dwelling # 130 Family # 134, says Peter Tremly, 27 yrs, mla,e Sub Marine Diver, b. Canada
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1870 Census, Tonawanda, Erie, NY</b> pg 2, taken 19 Jul 1870 dwelling & family # 17 lists him as Peter Tremble, age 37, male, occupation laborer, says born in Canada , US Citizen
<b>1880 Census Brockport, Monroe, NY</b> pg 30 family 343, says Peter Tremble age 49, married, laborer born in Canada & parents born in Canada.
From Jim Trimble, He was born Lashaim Canada, 9 miles from Montreal and his father was Roger Tremble who was a farmer there and was of French descent.</li>
- ↑ Source says Peter is buried on M 15 in Bay City. And that Todd is burried beside him. There is a tomb stone for Peter but none for Todd. Green Ridge Cemetery</li>
- ↑ Peter Tremble was by profession a sub-marine diver, having learned the business at the age of fourteen years from John B. Green of Buffalo.He engaged as a professional diver until 1878, when he retired from that business and took up farming, but before finally giving up his profession he dove at Green Bay, Long Point, Presque Isle Point and in Buffalo, also at Silver Key Banks, and became noted for his fearlessness and success in his work. He went to the depth of one hundred and eigbt feet under water
and remained there, from an hour to an hour and a half</li></ol>
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