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Samuel Treloar 1809 - 1895
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Seventh Generation

Samuel7 TRELOAR (Benjamin6  Benjamin5, Benjamin4 TRELOAR), miner, son of Benjamin Treloar and Elizabeth Tabb, bp. 3 Apr. 1809 Penponds, Camborne, Eng.; d. age 86 yrs.; bur. Linden, Wis. (M.I.); md. 24 Jan. 1832 Camborne, C'wall, Eng.; Jennifer GLANVILLE, b. 1812 Penponds, Camborne, Eng.; d. age 50 Linden, Wis. (M.I.) Family information from Daisy Edwards and John Treloar, Mineral Point, Wis.

Children of Samuel TRELORE and Jennifer GLANVILLE (11 children, 7 grew to maturity)

i. Samuel TRELORE , b. 1 Dec. 1832 Penponds, Camborne; md. 14 Feb. 1864 Elizabeth LEE.

ii. Benjamin TRELORE, b. 25 Oct. 1834 Roseworthy Wood, Camborne; d. Sawtelle Hospital, Calif.; not md. 

iii. John TRELORE, b. 8 Sept. 1836 Mineral Point, Wis.; d. 13 Mar. 1914; md. 21 Oct. 1866 Mary Jane CALVERT. 

iv. Elizabeth Jane TRELORE, md. Thomas VIVIAN, half brother to Bennet Treloar, who was b. 11 July 1846, 

v. William Glanville TRELORE , md. Elizabeth Jane MAY. 

vi. Joseph TRELORE , (lone adopted son), md. Julie MURPHY. 

vii. Mary TRELORE, d. 1936; md. Richard WEARNE.

More notes from Josephine Nattkemper to Martha Chism: (by email from Roger Nichols)

Samuel TRELOAR, b. Roseworthy. Early settler - came to Linden, Iowa County, Wisconsin, about 1836. Was lead miner and farmer. Built sod cabin for family. Children: Mary A. (WEARNE). Ref: C.W. Butterworth, History of Iowa County, 1881, p. 879. [This appears to be the "Samuel TRELORE" on pp. 181-82, Treloar Genealogy.]

 
The information contained on these pages has been primarily based on information from the book Treloar Genealogy by Orson Lee Treloar and may have been updated from information in the book Treloar History 1522 - 2004 by Peter Treloar and Patricia Taggart.  The 4 digit number to the left of a person's name is the number they appear as in the latest book. To see Orson's research notes you should order the film from your nearest LDS centre.  Other information has been passed on from fellow researchers and from my own research.   Please contact me if you have anything to add or alter.  I hope you find these pages helpful.
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