Is the name Tribby and Tribble interchangable in Loudoun County records? Mimi Baker

Laura, I do not know about your Jonathan Tribby. I was at the Hillsboro Cemetery and the cemetery at St Paul's Lutheran Church in Neersville, Loudoun Co. last weekend. I wrote down the names, dates etcetera from each Headstone for a Tribby that I found....there were quite a few. They are: At St. Paul's Lutheran Church: Nancy Tribby (I believe this is John T. Tribby's mother) Died April 16, 1897, 86 years 2 months, 2 days old--I calculated that to a birthdate of 2/14/1811. John T. Tribby (this is the husband of my ancestor) Bn 1840, Died 1925 Sallie A. Tribby (This is my Hindman ancestor) Wife of John T. Tribby 1846-1912 Hillsboro Cemetery, Hillsboro, Virginia Stone John Tribby bn 4/27/1890 died 5/3/1970 Stone's wife Mary L. Tribby bn 12/20/1895 died 4/9/1982 Carl H. Tribby bn 2/2/7/1883 died 12/14/1962 Carl's Wife: Grace T . Tribby bn 1/30/1888 died 9/17/1946 William Frank Tribby Bn 4/28/1912 Died 2/6/1983 Robert F. Tribby 4/2/1911 died 11/17/1995 his wife, Rose T. bn 10/18/1920 John L. Tribby bn 8/12/1918; died 6/6/2001 his wife, Mary E. Tribby bn 3/1/1914, died 4/13/1991 Owen W. Tribby 1873-1962 his wife, Bessie J. Tribby 1879-1966 The following three were listed on 1 stone: W.F. Tribby, Sr. 9/5/1833, died 10/3/1902 his wife, Emma J. Tribby 10/12/1846, died 12/18/1932 their daughter, Samantha J. Tribby 9/13/1875; died 12/30/1883 Elton V. Tribby 5/18/1878; died 10/24/1934 his wife, Nola O. bn 1/21/1884; died 12/15/1928 Howard C. Tribby 1882-1975 John Derry Tribby 1905-1986 his wife, Margaret Graham Tribby 1907- (Note, I believe Mrs. Tribby is still alive and living in Georgia with one of her sons) Tribby, Jesse W. 1869-1956 his wife, Martha A. 1865-1949 Samuel T. Tribby bn 4/4/1839; died 7/31/1918 his wife, Clara J. bn 3/7/1851; died 1/29/1925 Hope this information might help. Sharon ----- Original Message ----- From: "Hawley Woolschlager" <imagew@televar.com> To: <VALOUDOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2002 11:12 AM Subject: Re: [VALOUDOU-L] Tribby & Derry; Tribby & Clatterbuck; Tribby & Derry > Sharon, > I am sorry I cannot help you with your request. May I ask if you have anything earlier on the Tribby family. I know there was a Jonathon Tribby in the Loudoun area as early as 1787 but have not been able to trace him. > Laura > > > >

Sharon, I am sorry I cannot help you with your request. May I ask if you have anything earlier on the Tribby family. I know there was a Jonathon Tribby in the Loudoun area as early as 1787 but have not been able to trace him. Laura PRIMITIVEBYNATURE wrote: > Hello Listers!!! > > Am interested in finding descendants of Charles Wesley and Clara Jeannette Tribby Abel.... Have gotten the "Abel Book" and know they had a granddaughter Catherine Ann Abel bn 1940 at Neersville. She married Gerald W. "Buddy" Walker....they had five children: > > Gerald Jr., Victoria Ann, Christopher, Anthony and Timothy. > > Am also looking for Descendants of Charles & Alice V. Tribby Derry. They had five children: > > John Garland; Lillian, Charles, Gilbert O & Eva. > > Annie Tribby married a Clatterbuck and am also looking for her descendants. > > Any help would be appreciated. > > Sharon > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > Have you posted your Loudoun Co. surnames lately? > New members are joining our mailing list every day. > Be sure to periodically remind us of your Loudoun research interests.

i am searching my gg grandparents.Blanche Chinossa Benjamin b 1879 d 1960 d/o james Benjamin and Roberta ? She married Arthur Cockrell nov 9 1893.Marriage performed by Benjamin Ball. Anybody know of this line? Thanks, SE BASIL

Tribby is certainly a Loudoun Co. name but I believe the same family came closer to DC. probably Arlington. The Tribby Optical Co was in Georgetown on "M" St through the middle 1900s. A descendent, Bill Tribby is /was with the North Carolina School of the Arts in Winston-Salem, NC. He may have some clues. kenneths wrote: > I have a Townsend TRIBBY married to Jane Ann COPELAND with children Mary E., > and William M. Any connections out there? > > Kenneth R. Searles > Huntsville, KY > > ----- Original Message ----- > > Am interested in finding descendants of Charles Wesley and Clara Jeannette > Tribby Abel.... Have gotten the "Abel Book" and know they had a > granddaughter Catherine Ann Abel bn 1940 at Neersville. She married Gerald > W. "Buddy" Walker....they had five children: > > > > Gerald Jr., Victoria Ann, Christopher, Anthony and Timothy. > > > > Am also looking for Descendants of Charles & Alice V. Tribby Derry. They > had five children: > > > > John Garland; Lillian, Charles, Gilbert O & Eva. > > > > Annie Tribby married a Clatterbuck and am also looking for her > descendants. > > > > Any help would be appreciated. > > > > Sharon > > > > > > > > > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > > Have you posted your Loudoun Co. surnames lately? > > New members are joining our mailing list every day. > > Be sure to periodically remind us of your Loudoun research interests. > > > > > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > Join the Rootsweb Genealogical Data Cooperative. > Rootsweb members & sponsors are who make this list possible. > http://www.rootsweb.com

Here at Thomas Balch Library we are in possession of an original document that is a discourse delivered to the Masons of the Olive Branch, United Brethren and Leesburg Lodges on June 24, 1818. Unfortunately it is just a discourse, not a list of members. LaVonne Markham, staff One of our staff says that a current Mason in Leesburg, George Atwell, 703-777-2253, could probably help you find where the old records from that time period are. -----Original Message----- From: Susan McIntyre [mailto:sbmc2@chartermi.net] Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2002 11:13 PM To: VALOUDOU-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [VALOUDOU-L] Masonic/Freemason records Does anyone on the list know of any Masonic/Freemason records from Loudoun Co. VA any time from the 1760's to the 1860's? I know that Alexandria, VA seemed to have a very organized group and I'm hoping that Loudoun may offer some of the same information. Thank you for any help or direction that you are able to offer, Susan McIntyre ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== To contact Listowner: Rena Worthen doreatr@rbnet.com Researching JEWEL in Loudoun Co.

I have a Townsend TRIBBY married to Jane Ann COPELAND with children Mary E., and William M. Any connections out there? Kenneth R. Searles Huntsville, KY ----- Original Message ----- From: "PRIMITIVEBYNATURE" <primitivebynature@msn.com> To: <VALOUDOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 25, 2002 3:24 PM Subject: [VALOUDOU-L] Tribby & Derry; Tribby & Clatterbuck; Tribby & Derry > Hello Listers!!! > > Am interested in finding descendants of Charles Wesley and Clara Jeannette Tribby Abel.... Have gotten the "Abel Book" and know they had a granddaughter Catherine Ann Abel bn 1940 at Neersville. She married Gerald W. "Buddy" Walker....they had five children: > > Gerald Jr., Victoria Ann, Christopher, Anthony and Timothy. > > Am also looking for Descendants of Charles & Alice V. Tribby Derry. They had five children: > > John Garland; Lillian, Charles, Gilbert O & Eva. > > Annie Tribby married a Clatterbuck and am also looking for her descendants. > > Any help would be appreciated. > > Sharon > > > > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > Have you posted your Loudoun Co. surnames lately? > New members are joining our mailing list every day. > Be sure to periodically remind us of your Loudoun research interests. > >

Susan, http://www.grandlodgeofvirginia.org/ Here is the web address for the Grand Lodge of Virginia. I feel certain that by email they can steer you in the right direction. A couple of years ago I touched base with the secretary of a lodge in MD and he found an application for me. So good luck! Tosca Susan McIntyre wrote: > Does anyone on the list know of any Masonic/Freemason records from > Loudoun Co. VA any time from the 1760's to the 1860's? I know that > Alexandria, VA seemed to have a very organized group and I'm hoping that > Loudoun may offer some of the same information. > Thank you for any help or direction that you are able to offer, > Susan McIntyre > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > To contact Listowner: > Rena Worthen doreatr@rbnet.com > Researching JEWEL in Loudoun Co.

Does anyone on the list know of any Masonic/Freemason records from Loudoun Co. VA any time from the 1760's to the 1860's? I know that Alexandria, VA seemed to have a very organized group and I'm hoping that Loudoun may offer some of the same information. Thank you for any help or direction that you are able to offer, Susan McIntyre

Sherida, What specific information do you need about Philip L. Palmer? How do you see him related to Patsy Palmer of Rockingham? Ms. Marty Hiatt, CGRS "Document what you find, listen to what you are told, and especially, love and respect your work." John Morris CGRS is a service mark of the Board for Certification of Genealogists, used under license after periodic evaluations by the Board. ----- Original Message ----- From: dougherty <dougherty@fuse.net> To: <VALOUDOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 25, 2002 10:32 PM Subject: [VALOUDOU-L] Palmer/Pullen/Reid Surnames > I am looking for information about the following men: > > PHILIP L. PALMER - Known to have resided in Loudoun County in the early 1800s - may have been related to a Patsy Palmer who lived in Rockingham County in a household headed by her brother-in-law Robert Foster. > > ASHER PULLEN - Moved from Loudoun County to Nelson County, Kentucky and settled near Bardstown about 1810. Asher's son-in-law was Robert Johnston. > > JONATHAN REID - Came to Kentucky to conduct business for Philip L. Palmer (had his power of attorney). Jonathan's cousin was married to Samuel Wilson of Pendleton County, Kentucky. > > I would sincerely appreciate any information for any of the names above. > Sherida Dougherty >

I am looking for information about the following men: PHILIP L. PALMER - Known to have resided in Loudoun County in the early 1800s - may have been related to a Patsy Palmer who lived in Rockingham County in a household headed by her brother-in-law Robert Foster. ASHER PULLEN - Moved from Loudoun County to Nelson County, Kentucky and settled near Bardstown about 1810. Asher's son-in-law was Robert Johnston. JONATHAN REID - Came to Kentucky to conduct business for Philip L. Palmer (had his power of attorney). Jonathan's cousin was married to Samuel Wilson of Pendleton County, Kentucky. I would sincerely appreciate any information for any of the names above. Sherida Dougherty

Hello Listers!!! Am interested in finding descendants of Charles Wesley and Clara Jeannette Tribby Abel.... Have gotten the "Abel Book" and know they had a granddaughter Catherine Ann Abel bn 1940 at Neersville. She married Gerald W. "Buddy" Walker....they had five children: Gerald Jr., Victoria Ann, Christopher, Anthony and Timothy. Am also looking for Descendants of Charles & Alice V. Tribby Derry. They had five children: John Garland; Lillian, Charles, Gilbert O & Eva. Annie Tribby married a Clatterbuck and am also looking for her descendants. Any help would be appreciated. Sharon

I just happen to have the page with Cockrell from the nearby Prince William Co. 1850 Agricultural Census Index, which includes--Cockrell: Benj. H., Jo'J., Mahala, Sarah; and Cockrille, Jane. This information is on the Prince William Reliquary, as detailed below on the Pr.Wm. list. <RELIC is pleased to announce the premier issue of our free electronic journal, Prince William Reliquary. This quarterly magazine of genealogy and local history for Prince William County, Virginia, is sponsored by the Ruth E. Lloyd Information Center (RELIC), a department of the Prince William Public Library System. It is edited by our very capable and dedicated volunteer, Carolyn Lynn. Among the material contained in this first 24-page issue: Prince Willliam deaths from Virginia burial transportation permits 1910-1914. Employee lists for the American Agricultural Chemical Company and Cabin Branch Mining Company 1910-1920. Index to the 1850 agricultural census (including names, acreage, and page references). Features we plan to include on a regular basis: * Queries (should have a Prince William County connection). * Current news items relating to local historical or genealogical research. * Articles highlighting events in Prince William's history. * Abstracts and indexes to unpublished genealogical sources. * Compiled family histories: 3 or 4 generations from an early settler. * Discoveries in RELIC: a focus on our lesser-used resources. * Citations to buried Prince William information from other publications. * Family Bible records and other sources submitted by our readers. * Letters to the editor. You may see and download Prince William Reliquary at our web site, www.pwcgov.org/library/relic. We welcome your comments, suggestions and contributions. > Bonnie in OKC

Hi List, I need some help, if anyone has a marriage book for Frederick Co. Maryland, would please look for this marriage for me and see if there is any other information on this marriage. John C. Elgin and Juliet H. McAtee married 7th December 1825 Frederick Co. Maryland. Also ,If anyone else is working on this line would you please write me. I am also researching Ashford surname out of Loudoun Co. Va. and Maryland in this time period. Sondra

I received this on another list, and am passing this on. Hope it helps someone. The Minnesota Death Certificates database is an excellent tool for anyone researching Minnesota ancestors between 1908 and 1955. You can access the database yourself at: http://people.mnhs.org/dci/Search.cfm Rena

looking for info on my ancestors from loudoun county virginia. harley or hurley cockrille b. 1810 d. 1870 buried ketoctin free baptist cemetery. his wife harriet cockrille b.1808 d. 1872 buried ketoctin free baptist cemetery maiden name craig. harley and harriet married oct. 1837 harley and harriet had a son john w. cockrille b. 1839 d. ? buried arnold grove cemetery who married mary elizabeth bell b. 1843 d. 1880. married march 1866 they had the follwing children 1. ginnie b. 1866 2. hattie b. 1872 3. alice jane b. 1874 4. geneva b. 1876 married lewis edward barbee in 1902. another part of my family i am researching is billington mccarty/ leila campbell of loudoun county and i have no info on them whatsoever except they were married around 1900. anyone with info on these families please write me i am at a dead end. thanks, judy

Does anyone have any information on Robert Gregg born cir 1880 Loudoun County, VA who was the son of Mary Catherine and Elisha Gregg. Thanks, Brenda

I do believe there were/are Grubbs in Purcellville. My father was born in what was called the "Old Grubb House" which, unfortunately, I am told was torn down to make room for fast food shack because it was on the main road running through the town. Aye, Bob McArtor ----- Original Message ----- From: <jrriehle@earthlink.net> To: <VALOUDOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 24, 2002 12:22 PM Subject: RE: [VALOUDOU-L] New Jersualem Church, Lovettsville lookup > Deb, > > I have the book on the burials in New Jerusalem Church Cemetery in > Lovettsville and your Grubbs are not listed. This is what I have: > > GRUBB, Alevia Catherine Charity, d/o Benjamin & Rebecca Grubb d 11 July > 1843, 1y8m19d - T9 > GRUBB, Ebenezer, b. 1 Dec 1792; d. 1 Dec 1874, age 82y - BB 3 > GRUBB, Edward Curtis, s/o Benjamin & Rebecca Grubb - d. 24 Dec 1844, 1y > 10d - T10 > GRUBB, Henry Clay, s/o Benjamin & Rebecca Grubb, d. 12 Jan 1841, 4m 14ds - > U13 > GRUBB, Jacob Curtis, s/o E. L. & Cecelia Grubb, b. 28 June 1821; d. 17 Oct > 1824 3y3m19d- > GRUBB, John Ebenezer, s/o E. L. & Cecelia Grubb, b. 18 Jan 1`855; d. 22 Aug > 1855 7m 4d - BB1 > GRUBB, LEAH, wife of Ebenezer Grubb b. 13 Dec 1800; d. 14 Dec 1869 69y 1d - > BB2 > GRUBB, Rebecca, wife of Benjamin J. Grubb, d. 31 Jan 1849, 40y 5m 19d - T11 > > Hope this is of some help. > > Joan Ruse > > > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > Join the Loudoun Co., VA Genealogical Society! > For information contact: > Loudoun Genealogy Club > P.O. Box 254 > Leesburg, VA 20178 > Annual Dues are only $10 > >

Thank you for posting such a great list of Loudoun County Va. reference material. Rena List Adm.

Deb, I have the book on the burials in New Jerusalem Church Cemetery in Lovettsville and your Grubbs are not listed. This is what I have: GRUBB, Alevia Catherine Charity, d/o Benjamin & Rebecca Grubb d 11 July 1843, 1y8m19d - T9 GRUBB, Ebenezer, b. 1 Dec 1792; d. 1 Dec 1874, age 82y - BB 3 GRUBB, Edward Curtis, s/o Benjamin & Rebecca Grubb - d. 24 Dec 1844, 1y 10d - T10 GRUBB, Henry Clay, s/o Benjamin & Rebecca Grubb, d. 12 Jan 1841, 4m 14ds - U13 GRUBB, Jacob Curtis, s/o E. L. & Cecelia Grubb, b. 28 June 1821; d. 17 Oct 1824 3y3m19d- GRUBB, John Ebenezer, s/o E. L. & Cecelia Grubb, b. 18 Jan 1`855; d. 22 Aug 1855 7m 4d - BB1 GRUBB, LEAH, wife of Ebenezer Grubb b. 13 Dec 1800; d. 14 Dec 1869 69y 1d - BB2 GRUBB, Rebecca, wife of Benjamin J. Grubb, d. 31 Jan 1849, 40y 5m 19d - T11 Hope this is of some help. Joan Ruse