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William Trimble

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William Trimble

Birth
Ireland
Death
17 Jun 1864 (aged 81)
Logan County, Kentucky, USA
Burial
Logan County, Kentucky, USA Add to Map
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The Trimbles came from Ireland and were known as "Scotch-Irish". That refers to the Lowland Scotch Presbyterians who were driven out of Scotland by the Church Of England. They settled in the northern parts of Ireland, but the oppression continued there so they emigrated to America. They were called "Scotch-Irish", to distinguish them from the Highland Scotch and the Catholic Irish that lived in the south Ireland. William and his wife settled in Logan County, KY. Their children were all born here. It has been said that William, two brothers, a sister and an aunt, Arabella Trimble King, came directly from Ireland. One brother went south, one remained in Virginia, the sister died on the voyage and was buried at sea. William, along with his aunt, traveled to Kentucky. It is believed William came from North Carolina to Kentucky with Arabella Trimble. There she married a man named King (in Logan County, KY). Their son was James S. King.

Source: Trimble Families by Eugene Earl Trimble.

The Trimbles came from Ireland and were known as "Scotch-Irish". That refers to the Lowland Scotch Presbyterians who were driven out of Scotland by the Church Of England. They settled in the northern parts of Ireland, but the oppression continued there so they emigrated to America. They were called "Scotch-Irish", to distinguish them from the Highland Scotch and the Catholic Irish that lived in the south Ireland. William and his wife settled in Logan County, KY. Their children were all born here. It has been said that William, two brothers, a sister and an aunt, Arabella Trimble King, came directly from Ireland. One brother went south, one remained in Virginia, the sister died on the voyage and was buried at sea. William, along with his aunt, traveled to Kentucky. It is believed William came from North Carolina to Kentucky with Arabella Trimble. There she married a man named King (in Logan County, KY). Their son was James S. King.

Source: Trimble Families by Eugene Earl Trimble.



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  • Maintained by: TColley
  • Originally Created by: MB
  • Added: Mar 16, 2008
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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/25319058/william-trimble: accessed ), memorial page for William Trimble (1 Jan 1783–17 Jun 1864), Find a Grave Memorial ID 25319058, citing Trimble Cemetery, Logan County, Kentucky, USA; Maintained by TColley (contributor 47285774).