Trentham heritage/ researched and compiled by Jo An Trentham

Authors

Format

Book

Language

English

Publication Date

2007

Publisher

J. Trentham

Place of Publication

[S.l.]

Physical

308 p. in various pagings : ill., facsims. geneal. tables, ports.

Notes

Includes index.

William Thomas Trentham was born in 1793 in Rowan County, North Carolina. He married Susannah Hicks in1818. They had two children. He married Easter Ogle in 1826 in Sevier County, Tennessee. They had eleven children. He died in 1848.

Includes Bohanan, Bradley, Branam, Buchanan, Cardwell, Carr, Cogdil, Cole, Compton, Dodgen, Huskey, King, Maples, McCarter, Ogle, Ownby, Reagan, Watson, Whaley and related families.

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