John Trimble born in Roane Co.,
TN Feb. 7 1812, son of James and Letitia B. Clark Trimble. Came to Davidson Co., with his parents in
1813.
His father James Trimble was born in Rockbridge Co., VA in
1781, attended Washington College near Jonesboro, Washington Co.; studied law
in Staunton, Va;
moved to Knoxville, TN in 1802.
Married in Roane Co., TN Nov. 10, 1808
to Letitia Clark., children-John, Thomas, Susan, Mary, Elizabeth,
Andrew, and Louisa Trimble. Practiced
law in Knoxville
until 1813, then moved to Davidson Co., TN where he died Aug. 7, 1824. Biographical
Directory of the Tennessee General Assembly Vol. 1, 1796-1861.
Jan. 1793, Those who shall work on the road under the
direction of Thomas Taylor…James Tremble, Thomas Talbot….
Davidson County Tennessee County Court Minutes 1729-1799, Carol Wells
April 1802, Ordered John Trimble to overseer Road from
Nichols ferry to Hoopers old place in Stead of Robert Branch late overseer.
David Trimble appointed Constable in Oct. 1803.
John Trimble listed as juror in various lists for different
years.
Davidson County Tennessee County Court Minutes 1799-1803, Carol Wells
John Trimble, Davidson Co., TN from 1793 through about 1809.
Davidson Co., Deed book C. page 59, John Tremble acted as
witness to deed, dated July 9, 1792, from Absalom Hooper to David Earhart, land
on Whites Creek on the north side of Cumberland River.
July term 1792.
Davidson Co., Deed book C. page 273, John Tremble purchased
from John Thomas (both of Davidson Co.) 100 acres on north side of Cumberland
River on Thomas Tolbet’s (Talbot) Mill
Creek. May 14, 1794. [Note: Thomas
Talbot lived north of downtown Nashville. His land is today is near the intersection of
Dickerson Pike & W Trinity Ln,
Nashville, TN 37207.]
Davidson Co., Deed book G, page 453, John Trimble Sr. to
George W. Trimble, both of Davidson Co., TN, 100 acres on Thomas Tolbett’s Mill
Creek for $1000. 13 April 1809.
witnesses James Green and John Ray.
Davidson Co., Deed book G, page 453, George W. Trimble of
Williamson Co. TN to Thomas Talbot , 100 acres on Thomas Tolbett’s Mill Creek
March 1811 for $1000. witnesses James
Bryson and Mark Justice.
Davidson
County Loose Marriage
Licenses and Bonds
Last
Name
|
First
Name
|
First
Name
|
Last Name
|
Date of Issue
|
Bondsman
|
Curtis
|
James
|
Sally
|
Herculus
|
10/21/1802
|
David Tremble
|
McCutchen
|
John
|
Anne
|
Modrille
|
3/5/1806
|
David Trimble
|
Green
|
James
|
Jane
|
Trimble
|
1/8/1806
|
David Trimble
|
(W)Ray
|
John
|
Jenny
|
Ray
|
12/7/1807
|
John Trimble, Jr.
|
Ferguson
|
William
|
Nancy
|
Woodruff
|
6/28/1808
|
David Tremble
|
There is a John Tremble on the 1805 tax list for Davidson
Co., TN with 3 white taxable males.
At various times between the years 1804 and 1807, notices
listing letters remaining at the post office in Nashville for David Trimble, Samuel E.
Trimble and John Trimble, George and Ambrose Trumble. The name is also spelled Tremble a couple of
times.
Genealogical Abstrats
From Tennessee
Newspapers 1791-1808, Sherida K. Eddlemon
July 1811, The Democratic Clarion and Tennessee Gazette,
notice of letters remaining at the post office in Nashville…George Tremble
July 1811, The Democratic Clarion and Tennessee Gazette,
notice of letters remaining at the post office in Franklin…George Tremble
Genealogical Abstrats
From Tennessee
Newspapers 1803-1812, Sherida K. Eddlemon
On the 1820 census there is a George Tremble living in the
same neighborhood where the land that John and George Trimble owned was
located.
George Tremble
300021-01
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