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Only census records and tax lists show Henry's existence. Researchershave found a date of death to be 1835 in Jessamine County, Ky. This datewas derived from a Jessamine Cty Court Record. It reads: Henry Trislerdied abt 1835 in Jessamine County Ky.
Jessamine County December Court 1835 ----0183356 (LDS) The estate ofHenry Trisler is granted to Jacob Trisler who took oath required by lawand accepted bond in the penalty of 100 dollars. Conditon according tolaw with Rich West and David Cambell his surety. It is believed thatJacob, born in 1807 was Henry's son.
Henry was on the tax list in 1800 in Jessamine County Kentucky, everymale went on that list at the age of 21, so his birthdate as shown isclose, but not confirmed. He remained on the tax list through 1827.
The only child confirmed for Henry is Nancy Ellen. Information on allothers came by way of another researcher from the internet," Gibfarmer".A descendant of John Trisler, also thought to be Henry's son.
I believe Henry to be the father of David, my g-gfather. So many datesand places of the descendants make this seem possible. But few records ofHenry, except the tax lists, were found in Jessamine County.
There is a complete record of a law suit brought by Henry Trisler againstDr Peter Trisler in 1819. The case was for trespassing and the juryfound for the Plaintiff - damages $19 3cents I believe this to be theson of Dr Peter Trisler.
Parents: Dr. Peter TRISLER and Elizabeth HOUSER.
Spouse: Mary BARR. Henry TRISLER and Mary BARR were married about 1800. Children were: Peter TRISLER, Jacob TRISLER, Nancy Ellen TRISLER, David TRISLER, Sarah TRISLER, Henry Clay TRISLER, Mary Ann TRISLER, Living.
Henry Clay TRISLER10 was born on 16 Feb 1816 in , Jessamine, KY. He died on 23 Dec 1884 in Mayna, LA, Catahoula Parish Bu: Fairplay Cemeter-Trisler Cemetery. By Researcher: Tina (Trisler) Gilbert
Henry is buried in Fairplay Cemetery, known as Trisler Cemetery #2, 20miles south of Jonesville, LA.
Epitaph is as follows: "Here lies HENRY TRISLER, an honest man, bornFeb 15, 1816 and died Dec 23, 1884" This information is from Larry NBell who is a descendant of Henry Clay Trisler and Matilda Carolyn Scott. Parents: Henry TRISLER and Mary BARR.
Infant son TRISLER126 was born on 14 Nov 1837. He died on 25 Dec 1837. His reference number is 116. Parents: David TRISLER and Mary FRY\FRYE.
Infant son TRISLER126 was born on 1 Mar 1852. He died on 6 Mar 1852. His reference number is 117. Parents: David TRISLER and Mary FRY\FRYE.
His reference number is 129. Parents: John TRISLER and Fronica Fanny REED.
His reference number is 129.
Isabel TRISLER126 was born BET. MAR - APR 1850 in Ripley county, Indiana. She died in 1852 in Ripley county, Indiana. Her reference number is 93. Parents: David TRISLER and Mary FRY\FRYE.
Jacob TRISLER202 was born about 1795. His reference number is 113. Parents: Michael TRISLER and Catherine RADINGER.
Spouse: Living. Jacob TRISLER and Elizabeth HAMILTON were married about 1805 in Jessamine Co, Ky.
Jacob TRISLER10 was born in 1807 in Kentucky. He died after 1860 in bur: Mt. Salem Cemetery, near Bloomington, IN. I believe Jacob to be the brother of John, David and Peter. No recordwhen Jacob went to Monroe Cty IN, but John and David went about1840/1841.
Jacob Trisler and Sophia his wife, lived in Monroe County Indiana asnoted on the will of Elizabeth Hoover, mother of Jacob, dated 3 January1846. The will was proven in Woodford County Kentucky on the 7th day ofNovember 1850. (copy in my files)
At the top of the printed will is written,"Elizabeth Trisler's,( then aline is drawn through the name Trisler's ) Hoover's Will. She names hergrandchildren as children of Jacob and Sophia to be her heirs.
Jacob is buried in Mt Salem Cemetery out of Smithville, Monroe, Indiana.
Stones cannot be read, cemetery is very old, time and vandals have takentheir toll on this cemetery. (visited here in 1998, have pictures) Parents: Henry TRISLER and Mary BARR.
His reference number is 124. Parents: John TRISLER and Fronica Fanny REED.
Spouse: Living. Children were: Belle TRISLER, Laura Elma TRISLER, Living, Max TRISLER.
James A TRISLER10 was born on 31 Dec 1880 in Arkansas. He died in 1940 in Marshall, Searcy, AR. Buried: Wilson Cemetery, Searcy Cty, AR. Jim Trisler lived in Arkansas , around the Rogers area. He lived on atypical small Arkansas farm of a hilly four or five acres. They raisedStrawberries.
Of course they must have raised other things too. Parents: George Washington TRISLER and Nancy A. WIRE.
James Herman TRISLER126 was born in 1842. He died in 1878 in Kansas. His reference number is 91. Killed by a land agent in KS when he went out there to purchase landabout 1878. Parents: David TRISLER and Mary FRY\FRYE.
Spouse: Living. James Herman TRISLER and Jane VanKirk DAVIS were married in 1870.
Johannes Jacob TRISLER was born on 25 Aug 1744 in Lancaster co, Pa.183 Parents: Living and Living.
Living. Parents: Dr. Peter TRISLER and Elizabeth HOUSER.
John TRISLER20 was born on 31 Dec 1789 in Hagerstown, Washington, MD. He died on 10 Dec 1880 in Tate twp, Clermont, OH. Obituary in the "Brown County News" dated 22 December 1880 mentions JohnTrisler's first wife Fannie Reed to whom John was married to in November1811 and who died in Jun 1825. The obituary also states that John'sfather was Michael Trisler who died when John was about 10 years old andthe family was living near Lexington, Kentucky.
John Trisler lived in Lewis Twp., Brown County, Ohio until about 1825.He then moved to Tate Twp., Clermont County, Ohio. A John Tresler isfound in the 1819 Brown County, Ohio Tax Records.
Bible record of John can be found in The Living Tree News by HarrisCounty Genealogical Society, Vol. 7, #2, 1980 at P.O. Box 391, Pasadena,Texas 77501
John Trisler recorded the births of his children, in his own hand, as each was born. There are three family bibles, one of them from John, the other two probably given to his sons when they married. All three are still in existance.
Elma Lou Jackson Burke visited the cemetery in Ripley County, Indiana, where David and Mary Frye Trisler are buried and photographed their tombstone on June 25, 2000. David, 5 Jan 1814 - 30 Jul 1890. Mary, 10 Feb 1817 - 1 Aug 1887.
Virginia Louise Trisler Richard was my cousin, the daughter of my granduncle, Montie C. Trisler, and his wife Louiza Allen. Virginia passed away 8 Nov. 1998 in St. Louis, MO. Mary Eleanor, Virginia's sister is the last living of their five children, but is now nearly blind. Mary Eleanor still remembered my gr-grandmother, Jane Van Kirk Trisler who was born in 1843.
Sharon in norway
He was buried in Clermont, OH.294 Parents: Michael TRISLER and Catherine RADINGER.
Spouse: Fronica Fanny REED. John TRISLER and Fronica Fanny REED were married on 11 Nov 1811 in Jessamine Co, KY. Children were: David TRISLER, Living, Living.
Spouse: Catherine GRAY. John TRISLER and Catherine GRAY were married after 1825 in Clermont county, Ohio.
Living10 was born in Jessamine , KY. He died in Monroe, In. Parents: Henry TRISLER and Mary BARR.
Spouse: Living. A living couple were married. Children were: Living.
John TRISLER126 was born in 1841. He died on 24 Jan 1858 in Ripley county, Indiana. His reference number is 90. Parents: David TRISLER and Mary FRY\FRYE.
Living. Parents: Michael TRISLER and Catherine RADINGER.
Spouse: Living. A living couple were married.
Living immigrated to Philadelphia, Pa.
Spouse: Living. A living couple were married. Children were: Michael TRISLER, Martin Frederick TRISLER, Johannes Jacob TRISLER.
Joseph N. TRISLER126 was born in 1848. His reference number is 92. Parents: David TRISLER and Mary FRY\FRYE.
Spouse: Living. Joseph N. TRISLER and Ella HALL were married on 4 Dec 1879 in Jennings county , Indiana.
Laura Bell TRISLER10 was born in Aug 1884 in Grove, Indian Territory (later Oklahoma). She died in 1970 in Tulsa, Tulsa, Ok. By Researcher: Tina (Trisler) Gilbert
I remember my Aunt Laura as being a very refined, organized, lovely lady.
She lived in the city of Tulsa and being a farm child, I was enthralledat how lovely her home was. She had running water in her house! Shewould give the outgrown clothes of her daughter to us. They did not fitme in any way, but I wore them anyway. In my 3rd grade school picture Iam wearing one of those dresses which I loved. It was black, trimmed inblack beads. Too long of course, so I held up the sides while thepicture was being made.
She also gave my mother many, many samples of material of all kinds thatUncle Albert would bring home from the furniture store where he worked.Mom made comforters, quilts, etc from these samples. She gave some ninoncurtain material to Mom and she made my dress for the Jr / Sr prom when Iwas a Jr in high school. I loved that dress, it was between a yellow anda lime green in color. I went to stay a week with them one summer andsaw my first movie. It was such a thrill for me. And while there, mycousin, Johnny taught me to play Chinese Checkers and how to play thatgame well.
Aunt Laura was indeed a lady. Parents: George Washington TRISLER and Nancy A. WIRE.
Laura Elma TRISLER126 was born on 2 Feb 1860 in Clermont county, Ohio. She died on 7 Oct 1951 in Brown County Ohio. She was buried in Barterville Cemetary. She was buried in Nicholas County KY. Her reference number is 139. Parents: Living and Living.
Spouse: Living. John William JACKSON and Laura Elma TRISLER were married on 31 Mar 1885 in Clermont county, Ohio.
Leonard TRISLER202 was born in 1793 in Hagerstown, Maryland. Washington county. He was buried in Decatur county, Iowa. His reference number is 98. Parents: Michael TRISLER and Catherine RADINGER.
Spouse: Living. Leonard TRISLER and Sarah ZIKE were married on 12 Oct 1812 in Jessamine county Kentucky, USA.
Martin Frederick TRISLER was born on 28 Feb 1742 in Lancaster co, Pa.183 Parents: Living and Living.
Mary TRISLER10 was born on 20 May 1876 in Rockport, Spencer, IN. She died on 7 Oct 1920 in Pawhuska, Osage, OK Bur: Pawhuska Cemetery, Pawhuska, Osage, OK. By Researcher: Tina (Trisler) Gilbert
Although I never met my Aunt Mary, I remember my mother talking about herand what a wonderful person she was. Since she had married into someOsage Indian family with lots of money, she shared much with the familieswho were in need. She gave clothes to my older sisters on manyoccasions. She always wrote to the family when they did not livenearby. In 1910 the census shows she had taken into her home herhusband's father John Hildebrand, and three of her sister Sarah'schildren. They were: Myrtle, age 15, George, age 19, and Anna,
age 6.
Mary had only one child, Nancy, that we can find records for. Marysigned her marriage license giving her permission to marry at the age ofseventeen. (copy in my files)
But a letter to Dillie Trisler from Nancy Tankersley indicates she had acouple of brothers. Further research is needed. Parents: George Washington TRISLER and Nancy A. WIRE.
Mary Ann TRISLER10 was born in Mar 1818 in , Monroe, IN. She died on 26 Dec 1842 in , Monroe, IN Bur: Mt. Salem Cemetery in Monroe Cty, IN. Parents: Henry TRISLER and Mary BARR.
Mary Elizabeth TRISLER10 was born on 23 Dec 1776. She was born on 23 Dec 1776 in Germany. She died on 9 Apr 1838 in Eminence Twp. Logan County, Ill. Buried Niblick Cemetery, Logan Cty, ILL. Parents: Dr. Peter TRISLER and Elizabeth HOUSER.
Mary Eva TRISLER126,187 was born on 12 Mar 1879 in Versailles, Indiana. Ripley county.187 She died on 12 Mar 1879 in Versailles, Indiana. Ripley county.187 Her reference number is 37. Parents: Stephen A TRISLER and Amanda Ellen WADE.
Mary F. TRISLER126 was born on 23 Jun 1855 in Ripley county, Indiana. She died on 18 Sep 1940 in Ripley county, Indiana. She was buried in Holton Cemetery, Ripley County, Indiana. Her reference number is 42. was mentioned in Brother Stephens obituary as Mrs.Mary Corbin ofHolton, Indiana, Ripley county. Parents: David TRISLER and Mary FRY\FRYE.
Spouse: Thomas B. CORBIN.
Max TRISLER126 was born in 1858 in Clermont county, Ohio. He died in 1945 in Cincinnati, Ohio, Hamilton county. He was buried in Clermont county, Ohio. His reference number is 141. Parents: Living and Living.
Spouse: Living.
Michael TRISLER202 was born on 24 Feb 1740 in Wittenberg, Dessau, Germany. He died about 1800 in Jessamine County, Kentucky. His reference number is 96. Described in Hagerstown,Maryland as a "Taylor" Probably " Tailor". Parents: Living and Living.
Spouse: Catherine RADINGER. Michael TRISLER and Catherine RADINGER were married on 22 Oct 1779 in Philadelphia, Pa. Children were: John TRISLER, Leonard TRISLER, Abraham TRISLER, Jacob TRISLER, Living.
Milton L. TRISLER10 was born in 1838 in Indiana. By Researcher: Tina (Trisler) Gilbert
I have found proof that this Milton is the brother to my G-father GeorgeTrisler.
I believe I have found the Civil War papers on this Milton Trisler. Fromthe National Archives in Washington D C, copies of his Muster papers showhim to have enlisted in Co I, 53rd Reg't, Indiana Infantry on Dec 4,186l. He is described as being age 22, five feet six inches tall, darkcomplexon, eyes and hair black. Says he was born in Jessamine Cty, KY,lived in Rockport. The unit was guarding prisoners in Indianapolis, whenhe enlisted. Then the Co was sent to Savannah, TN spring 1862. A hugebattle was fought here.
He was evidently injured during the battle and spent Feb thro' April in ahospital there in Savannah. May & June 1862 he was home on sickfurlough. July & Aug 1862, he was sick in hospital in Evansville, INsince April. Aug 18, 1862 he was sent to ST Lous Mo hospital and theredeclared unfit for duty. Sept & Oct, 1862, he was back in hospital inEvansville. On November 10, 1862 he deserted.
On looking over this schedule, I can see why the man would desert. Hewas injured the first battle and spent the entire year going from onehospital to the other. I can imagine since Evansville, is just acrossthe river from his home in Rockport, that he must have decided, "if I amgoing to die, I am going to die at home". And just left the hospital forhome. No death date is known, but he married in 1867, had bought & soldland in 1866. One piece of property was inherited, no doubt from hisfather. (copy of deed in my file) His wife Josephine sold land in 1871.(copy of deed in my file) It would appear that his death was near thatdate.
Source: Warrick Cty, IN Website, "Index to Warrick County Civil CourtRecords up to 1900 T"
MILTON TRISTLER, 1868, Ura Dillingham - Indenture to Milton Tristlerpage 716.
(The Trisler name was spelled Tristler all through Warrick County.) Ihave been unable to obtain a copy of this document. But it did placeMilton Trisler in Warrick County Indiana in 1868. He had sold 2 piecesof land in Spencer County Indiana in 1866.
Urie Dillinghom married Anna Boner December 11, 1887 in Warrick Cty, IN.
(Suspect that Ura and Urie are one and the same person)
From the Warrick Cty Query page, the following information was received.
The REV. Urie Dillingham Jan12, 1861 to Nov 26, 1933, is buried in NEWHOPE
CEMETERY, Boon TWP, Warrick County IN.
More information about Urie Dillingham:he is the son of Mary Trisler andSilas Smith Dillingham
(What is the connection between Mary Trisler and Milton Trisler?) ?????
Parents: David TRISLER and Lavina RHORER.
Nancy Ellen TRISLER10 was born on 17 Jul 1808 in Jessamine, Ky. She died on 23 Mar 1884 in English, Crawford, Indiana Interred English Cemetery. By Researcher: Tina (Trisler) Gilbert
In some info from the Francis side of the family, it says, "Nancy'smother, Mary gave consent at her marriage to J L Francis".
Nancy Ellen had a very large family and there have been records of one ofher sons found here in Conway Springs Kansas, just 20 miles from myhome. More about him will be under notes of Samuel H Francis.
Parents: Henry TRISLER and Mary BARR.
Spouse: John Lowry FRANCIS. John Lowry FRANCIS and Nancy Ellen TRISLER were married in 1828 in Ky.188
Dr. Peter TRISLER10 was born about 1740. He was born in 1745 in Wittenberg, Germany. He died on 22 Apr 1821 in Jessamine County, Ky. He died in 1821 in Jessamine Co, Ky.
By Researcher: Tina (Trisler) Gilbert
DATES ARE NOT PROVEN. INFORMATION TAKEN FROM BOOKS, OTHER RESEARCHES,etc.
All documents are copied from the originals in the Courthouse inNicholasville.
DR. PETER TRISLER was the immigrant for our Trisler family.
Peter Trisler was a medical Doctor. He was born in Wittenburg, Germanyin 1745. He arrived in Baltimore, Md. in April, 1780 with his children,Henry and Mary Elizabeth. Peter, Jr. and Catherine were born inHagerstown, Maryland.
Another daughter, named Elizabeth, whose birth information is unknown atthis time. No wife has ever been found for Dr. Peter.
(update-2002) A copy of a court case where a subpeona was served to DrPeter's wife shows her name to be Elizabeth?
Records show Dr. Peter was guardian of Joseph Trisler thought to be theson of his brother Michael. As guardian, he gave permission for JosephTrisler to marry Elizabeth Sneider, September 11, 1810. (copy in my file)
Peter came to America on ship "Royal Edith", along with his sisterBarbara (1741 - 1817) who was married to Peter Frederick Horine. Theyall settled in Hagerstown Maryland, where they raised large families.Peter left Maryland in 1790 and removed to Kentucky, where he settled onJessamine Creek just outside Lexington. He served the community where helived.
There are four excerpts about Dr. Peter Trisler in the Kentucky Gazette,the first newspaper published West of the Alleghanys.
Volume XI, number 611, 06 June 1798. "Dr Peter Trisler, 05 June 1798,living on the main fork of Jessamine Creek in Fayette County. Notice todebtors: please pay your bills".
Volume X11, number 667, 04 July 1799. A list of letters at the PostOffice in Lexington, one for Dr Peter Trisler in Jessamine County.
Volume X111, number 695, 16 January 1800. "Dr Peter Trisler ofJessamine County, 14 January 1800. Dr Peter Trisler of Jessamine County, 14 January 1800 regarding a new shipment of medicines at his office."
Volume X1V , number 779, Monday, 24 August 1801. "Dr Peter Trisler ofJessamine County has medicine for sale."
A plaque honoring the medical men of his day is on the wall of aMedical Building erected in the Old Fort Harrod Museum, in Harrodsburg,Mercer, Ky and Dr. Peter Trisler is etched there.
There is much to be told about the life of Dr. Peter. It was told that heheld a true supernatural power to locate lost items, locate desease, andtelling fortunes. He could stop the flow of blood by giving the initialsof the proper name of any man or woman. He could tell the exact numberof pigs that a sow would have in a litter. In 1884, John Cawbey, agreat, grandson of Dr Peter wrote: "As a matter of fact, I rememberthere lived a man on the farm of Thomas Gordon, about one mile south ofNicholasville, who had a horse stolen. He came to see Dr Trisler threetimes before he would tell him where the horse was. On the third day, DrTrisler met the owner of the stolen horse and told him to go to the townof Lancaster in Garrard County, and near the county jail he would findthe horse hitched to a fence. He added,"But the man who took the horsefrom your stable, has been killed in a drunken frolic".
It is told that when he came to America he brought with him an old familyBible that had been printed in Wittenberg in 1444. No one has been ableto locate this Bible. Was last known to be in the household of adescendant of his daughter Mary Elizabeth. (Cawby was the name) It wassaid to contain much family information and other records.
It is believed he was the motivating force behind the settlement of theGermans in Kentucky from Maryland in 1790. The first German settlementwas called, "Chattersville." That is where Abraham Houser/Howser builthis first church. Houser also built a mill where he made whiskey tosupport his church. Parts of that old mill are standing today on a farmon the banks of East Jessmine Creek.
Dr Peter's daughter, Mary Elizabeth, married Abraham Houser's son.
Some researchers show he was born in Wittenburg Germany and some show hewas born in Dessau Germany. They are two different cities. It is said hereceived his MD in 1767 in Wittenburg. ( above dates are not verified,just furnished to me by other researchers)
In my files are copies of the deed where he purchased three lots in thecity of Nicholasville, county seat of Jessamine County, in 1802. Theywere lots # 99, 100 and 107. And, a copy of all his assets being soldupon his death. This copy shows the item, who purchased it, and theprice paid. Copy of notes due him, amounts and named debtor are also inmy files.
There are records where he made wills for other, witnessed forguardianships, signed permission documents for marriages, etc.
We have personally visited the old German Settlement on Jessamine Creekwhere the Germans first lived. There are still many signs of thesettlement there.
Limestone partial walls, which some were homes, some were fences. It isa beautiful spot and will make you tingle when you walk on the land theywalked on two hundred and twenty some years ago. (Pictures in my files)
Researchers Alvin and Bonnie Trisler along with their daughter Connie andGranddaughter, Shannon, have uncovered a court case file giving the nameof Dr Peter's wife to be ELIZABETH, Senr. (June 10, 2001 IN StateLibrary, Frankfort, In.)
Spouse: Elizabeth HOUSER. Children were: Mary Elizabeth TRISLER, Henry TRISLER, Peter TRISLER Jr, Catherine TRISLER, Susanna TRISLER, Living, Living.
Peter TRISLER Jr10 was born in 1783 in Maryland. By Researcher: Tina (Trisler) Gilbert
Peter, Jr was born in Maryland soon after the family immigrated toAmerica.
Peter Trisler, Jr. served in the War of 1812.
This information is from the Report of the Adjutant General of the Stateof Kentucky. "Soldiers of the War of 1812". Printed by the legislatureof Kentucky in 1891.
He is shown on the roll of Captain Gustavus W. Bowers, Kentucky MountedVolunteers Militia - Commanded by Colonel George Trotter. His name isspelled
Peter TRISTER in this printing. These soldiers were from JessamineCounty Kentucky and fought in the Battle of the Thames, June 13, 1813.
This information was found in the Historical Society of Harrodsburg,Mercer County Kentucky.
We know about his wives, copies of the original marriage bonds are in myfiles, but have no information about the children shown in the 1820Jessamine County Census.
He first showed on the Jessamine County Tax Roll in 1804 through 1810.
Then he disappeared until 1815 through 1820. According to a courtsummons issued to Elizabeth Trisler, Sr., Peter Trisler, Jr., and hiswife Polly dated 24th of March, 1819, he was still in Jessamine County onthat date.
A great find has been made concerning PETER TRISLER JR. A copy of aletter he wrote to his father while in Battle at the Thames, datedOctober 8, 1813. He describes seeing the death of Tecumseh in thisletter. He also states a wound on his arm. (copy in my files)
Parents: Dr. Peter TRISLER and Elizabeth HOUSER.
Spouse: Living. Peter TRISLER Jr and Rosanna BRUNER were married about 1800.
Spouse: Living. Peter TRISLER Jr and Polly BRUNER were married about 1820.
Peter TRISLER10 was born in 1801 in , Jessamine , Ky. [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: Minister] He died on 17 Jul 1854 in , Warrick , Indiana bur: Grass Cemetery, Sec 3l, Luce Twp, IN. By Researcher: Tina (Trisler) Gilbert
I found this Peter Trisler in Indiana and believe him to be the son ofHenry.
No record of his birth to confirm, but census shows he was born 1801/1803.
He married Elizabeth Carter in Warrick County, IN.
He lived in Warrick County Indiana, but had made several land purchasesin Spencer County, which is the neighboring County, in 1850, 1851 and1852.
After his death in July, 1854, his son, Henry Trisler, sold some of thisland that he had inherited, in Feb, 1855. It was described as: " Lot #34in Phelp's enlargment of Newburgh IN. And, also two other lots in:Dickenson's enlargement of Newburgh IN." The next year, 1856, JohnTrisler, another son, sold his third of the property inherited. ( Copy ofdeed in file)
Peter Trisler bought land from the Public Lands, certificate #23727,signed by Martin Van Buren, at the land office in Vincennes, dated August1, 1839.
Copies of deeds in my files.
From the records of Spencer County Indiana, Cemetery Records: A PeterTrisler is buried in Grass Cemetery, Luce Twp, Spencer County, on Road900 W and 525 N, Sec 31. I believe this to be one and the same PeterTrisler of this record. No grave marker found for him.
Peter's daughter Desdimonia has a child buried in this cemetery.
Parents: Henry TRISLER and Mary BARR.
Sarah TRISLER10 was born in 1812. Parents: Henry TRISLER and Mary BARR.
Sarah TRISLER10 was born in Sep 1869 in Rockport, Spencer, In.. She died after 1910 in Bur: Collinsville, OK Cemetery (lost grave). By Researcher: Tina (Trisler) Gilbert
Sarah had a nickname of Sally. We always called her Aunt Sally.
I had a picture of her early on, but somehow it has gotten lost ormisplaced.
(she is the only one of George and Nancy's children that I do not have apicture.
I have been unable to find much info about her. I know she was buried inthe Collinsville, OK cemetery. But they have no records of the time whenshe was buried. They had stored the records in the courthouse inClaremore, Ok and the building burned, taking all those records with it.I made a personal examination
of the Cemetery where I remembered she was buried, but it is now on acorner of a road through there. It was under a tree at the extreme southend, but the growth of the cemetery has lost the grave. Date of deathunknown, but she was living in the household as a "border" boarder, inthe home of a person I cannot read, in Okesa, Strikeax Twp, Osage Countyin 1910 census records. She had with her, her second husband, Andrew JShores, and two of her sons, Harel age 4 and John age 9. Her other 3children were living with her sister, Mary Hildebrand, they are Myrtleage 15, George age 19, and Anna age 6.
I believe Sarah was named for Sarah, the sister of her father, George. Parents: George Washington TRISLER and Nancy A. WIRE.
Sarah E. TRISLER10 was born BET. 1839 - 1840 in , Mercer, KY. She died BET. 1856 - 1857. By Researcher: Tina (Trisler) Gilbert
Cannot locate a death date for Sarah, but her widower husband remarriedthe very next year after he and Sarah had been married. So she diedsometime between Feb 11,1856 and Sept 13, 1857.
Records say, "she died young leaving no children". Parents: David TRISLER and Lavina RHORER.
Stedman David Earl TRISLER126,187 was born on 21 Jan 1888 in Versailles, Indiana. Between 1910 and 1950 he was in daughter Eva relates that Stedman was a streetcar conductor til about 1920 or1925. He then was a Bar. He died on 5 Mar 1958 in Cincinnati, Ohio. He was buried on 9 Mar 1958 in Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, Ohio. His reference number is 6. Eva stated that her father Stedman eas a streetcar conductor inCincinnati before he became a Barber.
Lived on Trimble ave. and then Dana ave. in Cincinnati.
During the Great Depression Stedman would go to the hospital (veteranshosp. ?) on the weekend and cut hair for the patients for no fee. perEva Trisler Stinchcomb. Parents: Stephen A TRISLER and Amanda Ellen WADE.
Spouse: Madge M. FOLSOM. Stedman David Earl TRISLER and Madge M. FOLSOM were married on 13 Mar 1910 in Versailles, Indiana. Children were: Earl Miles TRISLER, Eva Margaret TRISLER, Living.
Stephen A TRISLER126,187 was born on 17 Feb 1853 in Versailles, Indiana. Ripley county.187 He died on 16 Feb 1924 in Versailles, Indiana. Ripley county.187 He was buried on 19 Feb 1924 in Tanglewood cem., Versailles, Indiana. Ripley county. His reference number is 35. Obituary of Stephen A. Trisler;
Stephen A.Trisler was born Feb.17, 1853 near Hopewell Church in Ripleycounty, Indiana, nd departed this life February 16,1924 inVersailles, Indiana, just one day before his 71st birthday.
Brother Trisler was a son of David Trisler and wife who resided on the farm where he was born from 1846 until a few years since.
One brother Lorenzo D.Trisler of Johnson twp. and two sisters, Mrs.Mary Corbin and Miss. Clarissa Trisler of Holton survive.
On January 15, 1878, Stephen A.Trisler and Amanda Ellen Wade were united in marriage and to them were born two sons and two daughters but one of whom survives. Also twin granddaughters Eva and Wilma Trisler of Cincinnati.
His first wife died in October 1904, and in the month of June 1909 he was united in marriage with Maggie Collett of Vernon, Indiana. His many remarks to intimate friends proved his high esteem and devotion to both his second and former companions.
Brother Trisler's early life was spent in the Hopewell neighborhood in which he was born and where he was held in highest regards. Most of his manhood years were spent in Johnson twp. and since 1904 and until the time of his death, he lived in Versailles or the immediate vicinity.
In early life Brother Trisler united with the Hopewell Baptist church and later transferred his membership to the Tanglewood Baptist church of which he died a member.
He was a member of Versailles Lodge no. 269, Knights of Pythias, and was a faithful, beloved, and appreciated member both of his church and his Lodge. His life is an inspiration to all who knew him and of him. It may fluence the world in which he moved. It may well be said that through his influence, the world is better by his having lived in it.
Card of Thanks:
We are taking this opportunity of thanking our many friends and neighbors who gave their assistance in anyway during the sickness and burial of our beloved husband and father.
Maggie and Stedman Trisler. Parents: David TRISLER and Mary FRY\FRYE.
Spouse: Amanda Ellen WADE. Stephen A TRISLER and Amanda Ellen WADE were married on 13 Jan 1878 in Versailles, Indiana.187 Children were: Mary Eva TRISLER, Cletus Jefferson TRISLER, Ethel Etta TRISLER, Stedman David Earl TRISLER.
Spouse: Margaret COLLETT. Stephen A TRISLER and Margaret COLLETT were married on 9 Jun 1909 in Versailles, Indiana.
Susanna TRISLER10 was born about 1788 in Md. She died in 1858 in Franklin, Johnson, IN (age 70 yrs.). By Researcher: Tina (Trisler) Gilbert
A court case of Trisler vs Howser, for Slander was filed 24 March 1819.
(This was Abraham Howser and Mary Elizabeth Trisler, his wife)
4 Oct 1819, a summons was sent to the following to testify for Dr PeterTrisler.
Peter Trisler, Jr. and wife, ELIZABETH TRISLER, SENR, (wife of Dr Peter)
Susanna Canvy and John Trisler.
So we find Susanna's name as Cawby, Canvy and Cawbey. This summons isfairly well written with the name Canvy and in my records I will use thatname.
Susanna married Martin Cawby. Bond by Martin Convey and Peter Trisler.More information on this family is now in my files. She is responsiblefor bringing the name Zike into the Trisler family. She married MartinCawby. Their son, John Thomas Cawby married Catherine Ann Zike, thegrand daughter of Jacob Zike.
Parents: Dr. Peter TRISLER and Elizabeth HOUSER.
Spouse: Living. Martin CAWBY and Susanna TRISLER were married about 1810.
Living295 was born in Sperry, Tulsa, OK. Parents: George Washington TRISLER and Dillie CRIPPEN.
His reference number is 140. Parents: Living and Living.
Living126 was born in Cincinnati, Ohio. Hamilton county.187 She was born. Her reference number is 13. Parents: Stedman David Earl TRISLER and Madge M. FOLSOM.
Spouse: Harold H. HERMESCH. Harold H. HERMESCH and Wilma Bernice TRISLER were married on 8 Sep 1941 in Cincinnati, Ohio, Hamilton county.
Mary Elizabeth TRISSLER9 was born on 23 Dec 1776.248 She died on 4 Sep 1838 in Eminence Twp, Logan Co Il. Her reference number is 841.
Spouse: Abraham HOUSER Jr. Abraham HOUSER Jr and Mary Elizabeth TRISSLER were married about 1797.248 Children were: Nancy HOUSER, Peter HOUSER, Jefferson HOUSER, Elizabeth HOUSER, Catherine HOUSER, Jonathan HOUSER, Susan HOUSER, John HOUSER, Mary Ann HOUSER, Abraham HOUSER III.
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Spouse: Joseph MARTIN. Children were: James MARTIN.
Bonner TWYMAN3 died in Feb 1933.136 He was christened in Not married as of 1910..137 He was buried in Buried Calvary Cemetery, Lexington, KY.136 Parents: Leo Tarleton TWYMAN and Frances Letitia "Posie" BONNER.
Living3 was born.137 Parents: Leo Tarleton TWYMAN and Frances Letitia "Posie" BONNER.
Julian TWYMAN3 was christened in Died at age 14..146 He was buried in Buried Calvary Cemetery, Lexington, KY.146 Parents: Leo Tarleton TWYMAN and Frances Letitia "Posie" BONNER.
