The E. John Trevvett family of Virginia, 1880-1977 : with some English ancestors/ by Nora Miller Turman and Bessie Trevvett Lewis
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Thomas Trevvett (1833-1923) was the oldest son of Hezekiah Trevett and Maria Tailby, born in Leicester, England. He went to Australia at the time of the gold rush there, and returned in 1859 to marry Emma Robinson in 1860. They immigrated in the mid-1870s to Utica, New York, and later settled on land near Laurel, Henrico County, Virginia. Ernest John Trevvett (1866-1934) was the fourth child and third son of Thomas and Emma. Descendants and relatives lived in New York, Virginia and elsewhere. Includes ancestors and genealogical data in England to 1707.
Includes Bowman, Broaddus, Jorstad, Lewis, Lunde, Melchior, Olander and related families.
"References:" p. [4].
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| The E. John Trevvett family of Virginia, 1880-1977 | FamilySearch Library | United States & Canada B1 Floor Film | 1550124 | 8931445 |
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| The E. John Trevvett family of Virginia, 1880-1977 | FamilySearch Library | United States & Canada B1 Floor Film | 1550124 | 8931445 |
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