Trish - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: John & Mrs. John Trish, OHIO

hkm7491 — 2007-11-07 17:56:20Z

what is the approximate date of this photo?

Trish in Canada (Brantford, Ontario..)

martlaco1 — 2006-01-21 06:10:57Z

Looking for any connections or information on the Trish surname/family, one branch of which settled in the Brantford area. Peter Trish married a Barbara abt 1840 in Prussia and had at least three children: John (d.1898), Barbara Ellen (m. Walter Bragg) and Agnes (m. John Schuman). Barbara (Trish) remarried, to a John Brandt abt 1858 in Ontario, and had perhaps three children from that issue: Peter, John and George.

Thanks
Martin Lacoste

Re: origins of family name

foster132 — 2005-11-24 12:58:23Z

I know that this message was posted a long time ago, but Jonathon Trish from Coulsdon was my ancestor too. I think the name is either Prussian or Bavarian apparently it was anglicised from either Trishler or possibly Trishelm.

Re: Trish, Harold A. (OBIT PA 6-26-2005)

myobituarysite — 2005-06-26 16:01:17Z

source: The Evening Sun - Hanover, PA 6-26-2005
Deceased: Trish, Harold A. (OBIT PA 6-26-2005)
Age: 66
Last Address: Spring Grove, PA
Death date: 6-24-2005
Birth date: 10-15-1938
Birth place: Hanover, PA

No relation to the deceased
For a copy of full obit send email to:
rbenjamin@qis.net
(please include date obit posted)

Trish, Harold A. (OBIT PA 6-25-2005)

myobituarysite — 2005-06-26 00:59:30Z

source: The Evening Sun - Hanover, PA 6-25-2005
Deceased: Trish, Harold A. (OBIT PA 6-25-2005)
Age: 66
Last Address: Spring grove, PA
Death date: 6-24-2005
Birth date: not listed
Birth place: not listed

No relation to the deceased
For a copy of full obit send email to:
rbenjamin@qis.net
(please include date obit posted)

Re: origins of family name

repokat — 2004-10-15 05:17:55Z

Hi I am still searching info. on this name but I do know that my grandmother's name was John Trish it is pronounced in a French voice tone. I am also trying to find out info. on these ancestors if you have anything else I would appreciate knowing. Thanks! By the way my grandmother was from Lockport Louisiana as far as I know.

John & Mrs. John Trish, OHIO

lisasheets58 — 2004-03-07 14:52:44Z

"Celebrated Golden Wedding" is the headline of this clipping, found in the scrapbook of my GGAunt Lena Bibler. The article is small, includes a picture (B&W) of the couple.
"Mr. and Mrs. John Trish, who reside at Jersey, recently celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage. The event of the golden wedding was informally celebrated."
**the photos, one of each person, are of similar background, and while grainy, relatively clear. He is a slender gentleman, full gray beard at the chin (not to his ears) and a full mustache meeting the beard. He is wearing a jacket, black bowtie, and white dress shirt. She is a dour faced woman, not at all happy-looking. She is wearing what appears to be a dark, polka-dot dress, with a high neck. Her hair is pulled back into a severe bun. I should be able to copy the photo if desired**

Re: Trish Family from PA

2003-11-30 02:15:30Z

I have a Trish in married in Ohio 1842, born in Pa in 1825 Anna Marghetta Trish. Parents from Alsace-Lorraine. Does anyone have any information.

origins of family name

2003-09-29 19:29:14Z

Are any of the American "Trish" families related to the Trish family originating from Coulsden, Surrey, England? I can get as far back as Jonathan Trish est date of birth 1817.
Also, does anyone know what the surname means? I have hit an impasse on this one.
Thanks
John L Trish

Trish Family from PA

jzalar1 — 2003-01-27 05:01:27Z

I am trying to locate the Trish family from Lloydale Pa.

RE:Greenbury John Trish

cottonbaler — 2002-07-30 22:45:37Z

Is there any chance that Trish is a change from the spelling of Trisch. My family comes from Christian Trisch but the spelling was changed to Treesh for most of his decendants. I have an indiacation that one of the sons kept the orginal spelling. Contact me at RTREESH@aol.com
Rick

Christian Trish/Trisch

pburkhardt_1 — 2002-03-15 01:00:57Z

Did your Christian Trish live in Kendall County, Illinois and died in 1863? If so, I would like to hear from you. I have a tiny bit of info on his wife Dora.

Just ran into your posting while trying different genealogy sites.

P Burkhardt

Trish Family

2001-06-01 16:05:01Z

My mother was married to a Herring, and his mother's name was Helen Lorraine Trish, born late 1800's in Indiana as far as I know. She had brothers and sisters--twins, Pearl & Earl and possibly a Pauline. She married Fremont Herring in Fort Wayne(?) before WW1 and later moved to Putnam County Ohio. The senior Herrings are all gone now and I'd like to piece some things together as Helen never gave info. I was told her father committed suicide. Helen was a teacher and got her education at the Normal School in Ft. Wayne. I have been unable to locate any census information on the Trish family. I am told another family name was Truesdale. Can anyone tie into this for me? email me at: gaylealex@hotmail.com

Re: Greenbury John Trish

2000-08-07 14:24:49Z

I have the information that my great-grandfather Greenbury John Trish was born in 1874 and died 1947. He is buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery in Hanover, Pennsylvania. If there is anyone out there with more information to this line, please e-mail me at Angela91959@aol.com. I think that my greatgreat-grandfather's name was John Frederick or Frederick John Trish. Thanks.