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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Parents: Steven TRINKLE and Sarah TROLLINGER. ![]() 1810 Montgomery Co., VA. She was born March 1, 1794 to John and Elizabeth Burris Trollinger. They remained in Pulaski Co. where Stephen died March 6, 1859 and Sally died March 25, 1887. They had ten or eleven known children. He died on 6 Mar 1859 in Pulaski Co, VA. THE DARSTS OF VA pp370-384 Steven was the ancestor of Gov E Lee TRINKLE He was married
to Sarah TROLLINGER on 10 Feb 1810 in , Montgomery
Co, VA. Montgomery Co Marriage Register, p117 age 21 DARSTS OF VA p491-Interview
![]() March 7, 1844 Pulaski Co. She was born July 4, 1820 to Zachariah and Julia Howe Cecil. William died July 24, 1851 and Nancy died May 17, 1894. Parents: Steven TRINKLE and Sarah TROLLINGER. ![]() ![]() She was married to Isaac HARTMAN in 1851. No other data ![]() He was married to Julie Jacquelyn WANIER on 28 Dec 1942 in Edinburg, , TX. Trolinger Family Bible Children were: Carol TROLINGER , Julie Ann TROLINGER, Michael Arthur TROLINGER, David TROLINGER. ![]() She was married to William Jr MCCOY on 23 Nov 1896 in , , VA. ![]() ![]() She was married to Mr BEASON about 1791 in , , NC. Dates are estimates only ![]() unnamed. How sad to loose a baby, but especially at Christmas time and your first child. Parents: Jack TROLINGER and Florence Mildred THOMPSON. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() MO Wills & Administrations 1835-1865, compiled by Jacqueline Williams, 1968 Fire in the Probate office has no records prior to 1854 in Henry Co (1st record of Henry Co Court Sept Term 1835 to May Term 1839) Henry died intestate; Adm, Attelia TROLINGER Appt 4 Feb 1839 Securities-J. SURFACE, A LEGG pp120 of County Court Rec. Trolinger Family Bible owned by compiler History of Henry Co 1919, State Historical Society MO pp821-823 Newspaper clipping 1885 MO. Parents: John TROLINGER and Elizabeth BURRIS. He was married
to Attilla White CECIL on 8 Jun 1826 in Pulaski Co,
VA. Henry Trolinger was born Oct 26, 1800
![]() ![]() is now a part, show his birth date, according to Ltr. from Mrs Donald C Trolinger 1972 (Pat). & name as Jacob Heinrich DROLLINGER He came with his father to America in 1738 & left NC in 1776 & settled near the present town of Dublin, now Pulaski (then Montg) Co VA. Trollinger's original log cabin was located about 30-40 feet from a spring, & about 3 or 4 hundreed feet south of old US Route 11, the road between Radford & Dublin, just east of the latter town & opposite the Dublin Cemetery....Throughout the RW Henry was engaged in manufacturing gunpowder for the Continental Army at a valuable salt petre cave located on his property which is now (1970) located behind the Dublin Cem. Henry was married several times. One of his wives, married bef he left NC, was named Barbara----. In his old age Henry was incapacitated and unable to attend to his business affairs....We show him with 8 children. Son John (m Eliz BURRIS), names his half sister, Elizabeth (b c 1787 m John LINKUS) in his will. Source: Rupp's German Immigrants, & The History of Almance Co., NC, Miles S.W. Stockard, Raleigh, NC, Capitol Printing Company, 1900. Chapter XVI. pp 142-147.l Notes" Jacob Henry Trolinger, born in 1718 in Germany, came with father to Pennsylvania in 1738 and thence to the vicinity of Haw River, North Carolina (Orange County), in 1745. He married Barbara ....... . Early records show that 18 August 1759 a grant of 160 acres of land on the west side of Haw River was issued to him. Shortly before the Revolutionary War he bought a large tract of land in Montgomery County, Virginia (near the town of Dublin which is now a part of Pulaski County), and moved there. On the property was a salt petre cave, from which he and his sons mined salt petre and made it into gun powder for the American Army. During the latter part of the war he moved back to North Carolina. While living there in 1781, Cornwallis' army came through Haw River and on foraging expeditions carried away what grain and flour he had in his mill and granaries. This action he resented and promptly told Cornwallis what he thought of him; whereupon the British Commander ordered him tied up to a tree with a bridle bit in his mouth. The british went away and that afternoon he was found by a Mrs. Rippy who loosened him. He died near Haw river in August of 1788 (previously mentioned as 1708). Parents: Adam DROLLINGER and Margareta Valencia BECK. He was married to Barbara McCoy before 1762 in , Orange Co, NC. Nothing is known of Barbara or Henry's 2nd wife Children were: Margaret TROLINGER, Mary TROLINGER, Barbara TROLINGER, Henry TROLINGER, Dau TROLINGER, John TROLINGER, Phoebe TROLINGER. He was married
to Mrs --?-- about 1780 in , , VA. Henry's son, John
(m Eliz BURRIS), names his half sister, Elizabeth, in
![]() He was married to Miss MILLER in 1878. Henry had no ch by this marr He was married to Belle SAVAGE on 9 Dec 1879 in , Grayson Co?, TX. Children were: Jack TROLINGER. ![]() He was married to Maudella TULLIS on 3 Sep 1932 in Edinburg, , TX. Trolinger Family Bible Children were: Diane Tullis TROLINGER, Mary Jeanne TROLINGER. ![]() He was married to Florence Mildred THOMPSON on 4 Sep 1905 in San Antonio, Bexar Co, TX. Children were: daughter TROLINGER, Henry Judson 'Jud' TROLINGER, John Shelby Sr TROLINGER, William Carpenter TROLINGER , Arthur Jones TROLINGER, Nancy Hart TROLINGER. ![]() Children were: Allison James TROLINGER. ![]() Jan was born in the FT Hood Army hospital and died of pneumonia- caused by the ether fumes used for the mothers- The nursery was too close to the labor rooms. At least that was what her mother felt happened. Parents: John Shelby Sr TROLINGER and Dot BLAIR. ![]() The earliest settlement at Dublin occurred in 1776 when Henry Jacob Trollinger and his family erected a cabin just behind the house on old Route 11, now owned by Dr. and Mrs. W.J. Walker. The next resident was a cabin built near the present fire house in 1810 by Sarah Trollinger and her husband, Stephen Trinkle. At that time "the forest around their home was unbroken and brush was so close that man on horseback could not have been seen 20 yards from the cabin. "Wolves and panthers howled and screamed around the Trinkle house. As late as 1850 "more than half of the county around Dublin was in the woods." What is now Dublin would probably still be in woods, crops and pasture had it not been for the depot being located here in 1854. John Trollinger and Steven Trinkle, brothers-in-law, gave three acres of land in 1854 and construction immediately began on a depot, round house, turn-table, wood house, switches and a well. Passenger service began June 29, 1854 and freight began to be handled on July 24, 1854. Anti-British settlement had resulted from the Kings attempt to give the land back to the Indians in 1763. Many of the region settlers took up arms for independence in 1776. Trollinger Cave just north of the present corporate limits of Dublin supplied saltpeter and gunpowder for the Patriots, a contribution it was a repeat in the next century for confederate soldiers. He owned 30a. on Peek Creek a branch of New River on 20 Jan 1823 in Montgomery County, VA.(29) He was buried in 1840 in Trollinger Cem, Near Dublin, VA. He died on 11 Oct 1840 in Near Dublin, Montgomery Co, VA. John's will was probated 5 Nov 1840 in Mont Co, Will Bk I p1. Bur Trollinger (now Dublin) Cem. He was in the manufacturing business (learned from his father) and sale of saltpetre and gunpowder; was a Presbyterian; served as a private in the War of 1812 in Capt William Currin's Company of Infantry, Seventy-fifth Regiment of Virginia Militia from Montgomery Co. [Rec's in the National Archives, Wash DC] John and Elizabeth settled at the old TROLLINGER place on the property of his father Henry Jacob, near Dublin, and eventually added to this and accumulated approximately 2000a between the present towns of Dublin and Newbern. John built the "old mansion" on this farm, only a few feet from his father's original dwelling. He died 1840 and was buried in the (now) Dublin Cem on a hill opposite the old mansion. [THE DARSTS OF VA pp368-375] John Trollinger 1771 Source: Durst and Darst Families of America, with discussions of Forty Related Families Sandford Charles Gladden, 1969. p 734, 751. Notes: As a Presbyterian, he took a prominent part in the reorganization and rebuilding of the New Dublin Presbyterian Church in 1833. He built the old Trolinger place, an old long log house, with each room opening on the outside. It was located just east of the town of Dublin, and was rebuilt in 1886. He owned several thousand acres east of Dublin. The property included the Coffee Pot Farm, the "Old Trolinger Place," and the Elliott Place. On 11 October 1840 he died at the "Old Trolinger Place," and was buried in the Trolinger (now Dublin) Cemetery. His wife survived him until 12 October 1869. His will was made 28 September 1832 and probated 5 November 1840 (Montgomery County Will Book 1, p 1). John Trolinger 1771 Notes: John Trolinger was born at Haw River, North Carolina in 1771. Early in the Revolutionary War his father, Jacob Henry Trolinger, bought a large tract of land in Montgomery County, now Pulaski County, Virginia. The family moved to Virginia shortly afterward. On the property was a salt peter cave where they mined salt peter and made gun powder for the Continental Army. Late in the War the family moved back to North Carolina. When a division of the property was made, Henry, John's eldest brother, received land in North Carolina and John, that in Pulaski County, Virginia. John Trolinger married Elizabeth Burris at Lynchburg, Virginia, 30 December 1792. She was born in 1776 and died in 1869. John Trolinger died near Dublin, Virginia, in 1842. Parents: Henry Jacob TROLINGER and Barbara McCoy. He was married to Elizabeth BURRIS on 30 Dec 1792 in , Montgomery Co, VA. Children were: Sarah TROLLINGER, Mary TROLLINGER, Elizabeth TROLLINGER, Henry TROLINGER, Phoebe Katherine TROLLINGER, Eliza TROLLINGER , John Jr TROLLINGER. ![]() Children were: Geoffrey Lee TROLINGER. ![]() He was married to Martha NICHOLS on 22 Dec 1859 in , St Clair Co, MO. ![]() He was married to
Judith Ann PRESSER on 21 Sep 1962 in Portuguse Bend,
Los Angeles Co, CA. We were married at the beautiful glass chapel, Wayfarers,
sitting atop a
![]() Trolinger, John S, b. 09/03/1912, d. 04/12/1978, Plot: MA 0 119, bur. 04/12/1978 http://www.interment.net/data/us/tx/bexar/ftsamnat/t/ft%5Fsam%5Ft08.htm Parents: Jack TROLINGER and Florence Mildred THOMPSON. He was married to Dot BLAIR on 1 Apr 1938 in Austin, Travis Co, TX. Marr cert-personal knowledge of couple Children were: John Shelby TROLINGER Jr, Jan TROLINGER. ![]() ![]() She was married to John SERVER in , , NC?. No other info ![]() She was married to Adam WALL Capt in , , NC?. No other info Children were: Adam WALL , James WALL, William WALL , Margaret WALL. She was married to John HUFFMAN in , , NC?. ![]() She was married to Mathew ARBUCKLE on 16 Sep 1847 in , Henry Co, MO. ![]() She was
married to Thomas James HOOVER on 26 Oct 1974 in Mercedes,
, TX. Wedding invitation-Saturday this date, at the Church of the Redeemer
![]() ![]() She was married to Larry MOSELY about 1978. Children were: Jeffrey MOSELY . ![]() She was married to Joseph A RICE Jr on 28 Dec 1945 in Edinburg, , TX. Trolinger Family Bible Children were: Florence RICE , Mary Lynn Trolinger RICE, Suzanne Hart RICE. ![]() She was married to Philip MARTIN on 8 Sep 1807 in Montgomery (Pulaski) Co, VA.(24) ![]() ![]() He was married to Erma Lee NEUMAN on 3 Sep 1938. He was divorced from Erma Lee NEUMAN. Trolinger family Bible Children were: Terrence William TROLINGER, Nancy Camille TROLINGER . He was married to Rae Ellen SMITH on 10 Feb 1968
in Corpus Christi, , TX. Data from Rae Ellen-They had no children. Both had
children from 1st
![]() http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/imaging/image.asp?accession=MO5370%5F%5F %2E146&format=l&page=1 HENRY TROLINGER Document #: 11171 Misc. Doc. Nr: --- Indian Allotment Nr: --- Tribe: --- US Reservations: --- Mineral Reservations: No Geographic Name: --- Metes/Bounds: No Survey Date: --- Issue Date: July 1, 1852 Cancelled: No Authority: April 24, 1820: SALE-CASH ENTRY (3 Stat. 566) Acres: 40 Land Office: SPRINGFIELD Comments: --- He owned Several other Patents from the Bureau Of Land Management between 1852 and 1859 in Henry County, Missouri.(25) TROLINGER, WILLIAM H MO 02/15/1854 36031 MO1710__.024 TROLINGER, WILLIAM H MO 02/15/1854 36032 MO1710__.025 TROLINGER, WILLIAM H MO 02/15/1854 36033 MO1710__.026 TROLINGER, WILLIAM H MO 05/01/1854 36511 MO1720__.062 TROLINGER, WILLIAM H MO 07/15/1854 38640 MO1760__.067 TROLINGER, WILLIAM H MO 11/15/1854 39382 MO1770__.456 TROLINGER, WILLIAM H MO 01/15/1856 43913 MO1810__.204 TROLINGER, WILLIAM H MO 01/15/1858 49801 MO1950__.032 TROLINGER, WILLIAM H MO 06/01/1859 51035 MO1990__.076 TROLINGER, WILLIAM H MO 06/01/1859 54385 MO2030__.301 He resided Whitesboro, Texas in 1861.(25) He Ambiguity may have died on 28 Oct 1895 in 28 Oct 1895.(25) He died on 29 Oct 1895 in Whitesboro, Grayson Co, TX. (25) THE TROLINGER FAMILY- Submitted to the Grayson Co TX Book Committee May 1978, for the Grayson Co history book. My great great grandfather, Dr William Henry Trolinger was born Aug 11, 1827 in Pulaski Co VA, the oldest of 4 children. With their parents, Henry and Attilla (Cecil) Trolinger, they moved to Henry Co MO in 1832, where William received his medical training. He married there Jan 22, 1850, Mary Jane Thompson, widow of James Montgomery. Will and Mary had 6 children, Henry Judson, (my great grandfather), Eliza, Cora Campbell, Lilla Buchanan, Fannie and Harry. Only Henry, Cora and Lilla lived to maturity and all graduated from Baylor University in Waco, TX where their father was a Trustee. The Civil War drove Dr and Mrs Trolinger from MO to find a place of safety in Whitesboro which was already a log cabin village, when, in 1861 they arrived with their family and slaves. Dr Trolinger assisted with the first survey of the original townsite in 1869 and helped those who started the little town, sometimes called Whites Colony. The first frame home was built by Dr Huff, on N. Union Street. The Trolinger home was the second frame home to be built in Whitesboro after the Civil War in 1865. All the lumber was hauled in ox-wagons from Jefferson, TX. This being over 300 miles, it took well over a year to complete and was considered the one tru Greek (colonal) house in the area, where it stood the weather of time until torn down in the early 1960's. Although first and foremost a Dr, William was elected to the Texas House of Representives in 1873 and later to the Senate, at which time he had much to do with bringing the railroads to Whitesboro. after retiring, he devoted his time to the building up of his town. Schools, churches, railroads, banks, all struggled to existance aided by his personal contribution and wise counsel. Dr and Mrs Trolinger were members of the 1st Baptist Church where he served on the Board of Deacons, and she, as a Sunday school teacher. Dr Trolinger after a long illness, died at his home Oct 28, 1895. Along and honorable life ended and the community lost the support and influence of its life long friend. Mrs Trolinger was born in Montegrow Springs, MO. Oct 18, 1826 and died Nov 17, 1921. She, her husband and 5 children are buried in the Whitesboro Cemetery. She was a realist, and had an educated mind and much of this material was gathered from articles she had written. My great grandfather, Dr Henry J Trolinger was born in Henry Co, MO Oct 31, 1850 and died at his home in San Antonio Feb 27, 1913 and is buried at Calvert, Milam Co, TX. He was 11 years old when his parents settled in Whitesboro where he spent his youth. He graduated from Baylor, then graduated from St Louis, MO Medical School in 1875. He returned to Whitesboro before settling in San Antonio. He married his 2nd wife, Belle Savage (died 1891). They had 3 children- Estille, Bessie, and Jack, my grandfather. Grandfather Jack was born in Whitesboro, May 16, 1885, died in Mission, TX Dec 23, 1960; he was a banker. He married Florence Mildred Thompson, Sept 1905 in San Antonio. She was born in Moreland, KY, Oct 3 1885 and died in Edinburg, TX Mar 1963. They had 5 children, 4 still living- Henry, John Shelby (my father), William, Arthur and Nancy. Dad was born in San Antonio, Sept 3, 1912. My mother, Dot Blair, was born Dec 28, 1918 in Belton, Bell Co, TX. They were married in San Antonio, April 1, 1961 in California. I John Jr, was born in Austin, TX Nov 8, 1939. My education was obtained in schools all over the world, as Dad was in the Army. I married Judith Ann Presser (born Jan 24, 1942 in OK), at Portuguse Bend, California., Sept 21, 1962. Our 2 sons were born in Harbor City, LA Co, California- John David in 1863 and James Michael in 1965. Parents: Henry TROLINGER and Attilla White CECIL. He was married to Mary Jane THOMPSON on 22 Jan 1850 in Henry Co, MO. Children were: Dr. Henry Judson TROLINGER. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() She was married to John DURMAN on 25 May 1835 in , Montgomery Co, VA. Montgomery Co Marr Bk
![]() whom so much has been told and written. As a widow she lived at Newbern with her daughter, Harriet WYSOR, whose husband was killed just after the Battle of Cloyd's Mountain in 1864. Hugh Legare WYSOR, "never could speak of Grandma Betsy with emotion....she could be and was 'all things to all men'; skilled in so many hand crafts, a doctor, nurse and anything that was necessary in her community.... [DARSTS OF VA p371] Parents: John TROLINGER and Elizabeth BURRIS. She was married to Michael Jordan . Children were: Harriet Jane Jordan. ![]() |