William Trenholm (1804 - 1874)

Born 1804 in Westmorland, New Brunswick

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Descendants

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Biography

William was born in 1803. He was the son of Robert Trenholm and Katherine Seaman. He passed away in 1874.

Birth

Birth:

Date: 1804

SDATE 1 JUL 1804^[1]

Death

Death:

Date: 1874

SDATE 1 JUL 1874^[2]

User ID

User ID: 4EE6F3A8D5A3D511974C002078180627EDDB

Data Changed

Data Changed:

Date: 4 MAR 2003

Prior to import, this record was last changed 4 MAR 2003.

Event

Event:

Type: AltBirth

Date: 1803

SDATE 1 JUL 1803^[3]

Marriage

Husband: William Trenholm

Wife: Hannah Rebecca Dobson

Marriage: ^[4]

Husband: @I9434@

Wife: Katharine Seaman

Child: Stephen Trenholm

Child: @I9435@

Child: Margaret Jane Trenholm

Child: William Trenholm

Child: @I17842@

Child: Robert Trenholm

Child: Benjamin Trenholm

Child: Job Trenholm

Child: Abner Botsford Trenholm

Child: Hannah Trenholm

Child: Ruth Clara Trenholm

Child: Thomas Trenholm

Marriage:

Date: 3 AUG 1795^[5]

Sources

1. ↑ Source: #S561
2. ↑ Source: #S561
3. ↑ Source: #S735 Page: Trenholm data, 31 Jul 1999
4. ↑ Source: #S735 Page: Trenholm data, 31 Jul 1999
5. ↑ Source: #S561

• Source: S561 Abbreviation: E-mail: Bruce Trenholm Title: E-mail from Bruce Trenholm, 11 Jul 1998 Text: (3) Robert TRENHOLM, born 10 July 1776, Point de Bute, New Brunswick, CONT Canada. As far as can be determined Robert was the first male TRENHOLM to CONT be born in North America. Robert drowned at sea August 1819, aged 43. CONT Occupation, fisherman. Resided at Cape Tormentine, Botsford Parish, New CONT Brunswick. Religion, Church of England. CONT CONT Robert, age 19, married Katharine SEAMAN, 3 August 1795, Fredericton, New CONT Brunswick. CONT CONT Katharine SEAMAN, born 3 March 1778, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, CONT Canada. Died Cape Tormentine, New Brunswick. Religion, Church of England. CONT (Katharine remarried to William Lane.) Her parents Stephen SEAMAN CONT (1743-1820), and Hannah SMITH were United Empire Loyalists who came to CONT Cumberland from Duchess County, New York in June 1783, and resided in East CONT Wallace, and River Philip, Nova Scotia. In 1812 Stephen's property which CONT had expanded to include most of present day Pugwash, was foreclosed by CONT mortgage holders. In a court decision in 1828 Stephen was awarded cash CONT compensation. Stephen disappeared from Pugwash after 1828 and reappeared CONT in East Wallace and Fort Lawrence. CONT CONT Katharine's grandparents Jacomiah SEAMAN (1720?-1808?) and Margaret BODEE CONT were also United Empire Loyalists who came to North Wallace, Nova Scotia, CONT were farmers from Westchester County/Dutchess County, New York. When the CONT American Revolutionary war broke out, Jacomiah's four sons joined Col. CONT Lowther Pennington's Regiment of King's Guards and so became member of the CONT group known as the Westchester Loyalists. At the conclusion of the war CONT they were forced to join their parents in flight to Nova Scotia. They CONT sailed from New York with the June Fleet in 1783 (perhaps aboard the CONT "Thetis" to Fort Cumberland, NS). They received initial grants of land CONT 1250 acres between Fort Cumberland and Belcher. They also received grants CONT of land in Fanningsborough (North Wallace). CONT CONT Robert and Katharine's children: Stephen (1796-1871?); John 'Squire' CONT (1799-1877); Margaret Jane (1802-1886); William (1804-1874); Phoebe CONT (1805-1857); Robert (1807-1856); Benjamin (1809-1881; Job (1810-1867); CONT Abner Botsford (1812-1883); Hannah (1812-); Ruth Clara (1816-1896); CONT Thomas (1817-1907).
• Source: S735 Abbreviation: Info: Laura (Trenholm) Estabrooks Title: Information from Laura (Trenholm) Estabrooks
• "Pedigree Resource File," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:2:34QC-59G : accessed 9 November 2018), entry for William /Trenholm/, cites sources; "Hunkin, Lynch, Le Roux, Feneysey, Trenholm, Lambert, Pilkington, etc." file (2:2:2:MMDN-QLC), submitted 14 June 2015 by Merryl Hunkin [identity withheld for privacy].