John H. Tribble : his family, ancestors, & some descendants/ by Robert Abraham Goodpasture
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Originally published, 1974.
Samuel Tribble (1771-1814) was born in Albermarle County, Virginia, the son of Andrew and Sarah Ann Burris Tribble. He married Mary (Polly) Martin (1772-1851) ca. 1791 in Clark County, Kentucky. They had twelve children, 1792-1813, all born in Clark County. Their son, John H. Tribble (1803-1844), married Malinda Bragg in 1826 in Clark County. They had seven children, ca. 1827-1840. Descendants listed lived in Kentucky and Missouri.
Includes the Warren and other related families.
Ancestors include: Peter Tribble (ca. 1650-1738) of Yorkshire, England, and Caroline County, Virginia; John Burrows (fl. 1635-1650) of England and James City, Virginia; and Martin Martin (fl. 1698-1710) of New Kent and Goochland Counties, Virginia.
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| John H. Tribble | FamilySearch Library | United States & Canada B1 Floor Film | 1033524 Item 39 | 7952608 |
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| John H. Tribble | FamilySearch Library | United States & Canada B1 Floor Film | 1033524 Item 39 | 7952608 |
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