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Personal data George I Tribble 

• He was born about 1698 in South Farnham Parish, Rappahannock County, VA, British Colonial America.
• He died before July 9, 1752 in Caroline County, VA, British Colonial America.
• A child of Peter Tribble and Elizabeth Tribble (Chadwick)
• This information was last updated on October 7, 2023.

Household of George I Tribble

He is married to Dinah Esther Tribble (Meador Meadows).

They got married.

Child(ren):

1. George B. II Tribble  ± 1719-± 1792 

Notes about George I Tribble

George Tribble, I
Gender:
Male
Birth:
circa 1698
South Farnham Parish, Rappahannock County, VA, British Colonial America
Death:
before July 09, 1752
Caroline County, VA, British Colonial America

Immediate Family:
Son of Peter Tribble and Elizabeth Tribble (Chadwick)

Husband of Dinah Esther Tribble (Meador)
and Ann Tribble (.)

Father of George B. Tribble, II; Mary Breedlove (Tribble); Shadrach B Tribble; John T. Tribble; Joseph Tribble; Peter Burris Tribble, Sr.; Dinah Dyer (Tribble); Elisabeth? Sutton (Tribble) and Andrew Tribble

Brother of Mary Tribble; John Tribble; Neaney Tribble and {William or Peter} Tribble, V

Half brother of Johanna Howard (Tripples)

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George Tribble, I is your 8th great grandfather.
You
¬â€  ·Üí Geneva Allene Welborn (Smith)
your mother ·Üí Alice Elmyra Smith (Henley)
her mother ·Üí William Otis Henley
her father ·Üí John William Henley
his father ·Üí Rebecca Henley (Holt)
his mother ·Üí Peter Martin Holt
her father ·Üí Elizabeth Holt (Tribble)
his mother ·Üí Pvt. George W. Tribble
her father ·Üí George B. Tribble, II
his father ·Üí George Tribble, I
his father

Son of Peter Tribble I and Elizabeth (Chadwick) Tribble

1714 deed from Daniel Brown to William Covington, recorded Essex Co., VA on 13 May 1714. George Tribble is witness to this deed.
1722 Spotsylvania Co., VA records, George Tribble purchased land from Larkin Chew. George being described as George Trible of King and Queen County. He was also a witness to four other deeds of Larkin Chew in the same year. George Tribble always signed his name rather than using a mark on the above deeds.
1725 The land in Spotsylvania County is sold and George is described as "George Trible of King and Queen County."
1733 George starts appearing in records of Caroline Co., VA. It is not clear whether George moved to Caroline Co. or was living in King and Queen on land that bacame a part of Caroline when the latter was formed in 1727.
14 feb 1735, Will of Abraham Browne was presented in Caroline Co., VA by Mary Browne and Daniel Browne., executrix and executor, thereto. The will was proved by the oaths of George Tribble and Dinah T ribble, witnesses to the will. At the Caroline Co., Court of 14 Mar 1735, Mary Browne, mother of John Browne, petitioned administration of John Browne's estate. 14 feb 1735, Caroline Co., VA. George and Dinah Tribble prove the will of Abraham Brown, as witnesses. Executrix of the will was Mary Brown, wife of Abraham, and probably sister of George Tribble. 1738 Mary Browne is an heir in the will of her father.
The last Caroline Order Book entry that definitely pertains to George Tribble is on 4 Jul 1752. This entry is a suit of attachment by Peter Copeland against the estate of George Tribble. The attachmen t was delivered into the hands of John Dyer, Jr., John Sutton, and George Tribble, Jr. John Dyer, Jr. (probably a son-in-law of George Tribble, Sr.) and George Tribble, Jr. (probably a son of George T ribble, Sr.) appeared in court and declared that they had such items as bottles, axes, plates, tubs, bedsteads, etc. which were ordered to be sold to satisfy the judgement. Because George Tribble, Sr. was not referred to as deceased, he must have moved out of the county. Subsequent Order Book entries (the next one is in Feb 1756) do not use the suffix Jr. or Sr. when referringto George Tribble. It is probable that George Tribble, Sr. had moved to Brunswick or Halifax County with his sons Shadrach, John, and Peter in the early 1750s.
George Tribble is described as a pensioner in Nov 1765 and Oct 1766 in t he Vestry Book of Antrim parish, Halifax County, Virginia. In 1771, a list of land surveys which had been conducted by Rob. Woo ding includes one survey on 7 Dec 1769 for George Tribble for 400 acres on Bull Creek. The date and place of death of George Tribble, Sr. has not been determined although it was probably circa 1770 in Halifax County, Virginia. SOURCE: Compiled by: Keith Rozendal 1560 Murray Avenue El Cajon, CA 92020 8 JAN 2002

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