Richard Trist (son of John Trist and Martha Perring)31 was born 10 Oct 1805 in Dittisham, Devonshire England31, and died 22 Jun 1885 in Milwauke, Wiscinsin, America31. He married Rebecca Searle on 25 May 1830 in Dittisham, Devon, England, daughter of Thomas Searle and Mary Ann Mudge.
Notes for Richard Trist: Richard Trist was divorced in the 1880's census and living on his own. He was a retired farmer aged 74. Right going by Sally Daniel their never was a divorce. Apparently on this day he felt "divorced" so he stated that he was!!!! Going by stories He and his wife Rebecca were not getting along and had become rather hard to live with and Rebecca spent spent the last years of her life visiting her daughters and son.Richard Trist Jnr.According to a letter I recieved of Sally this is what she said."acording to RTjnr's granddaughter with whom I have been in contact for years we decided to to hire a professional researcher to prove one way or the othere if there had been a divorce. none was found. We came to the conclusion that when the census taker arrive old RTSnr was "feeling Divorced" Thats as good and answer as we'll probably get.[august 5.FTW]
Richard Trist was divorced in the 1880's census and living on his own. He was a retired farmer aged 74. Right going by Sally Daniel their never was a divorce. Apparently on this day he felt "divorced" so he stated that he was!!!! Going by stories He and his wife Rebecca were not getting along and had become rather hard to live with and Rebecca spent spent the last years of her life visiting her daughters and son.Richard Trist Jnr.According to a letter I recieved of Sally this is what she said."acording to RTjnr's granddaughter with whom I have been in contact for years we decided to to hire a professional researcher to prove one way or the othere if there had been a divorce. none was found. We came to the conclusion that when the census taker arrive old RTSnr was "feeling Divorced" Thats as good and answer as we'll probably get.[august 5.FTW]
Richard Trist was divorced in the 1880's census and living on his own. He was a retired farmer aged 74. Right going by Sally Daniel their never was a divorce. Apparently on this day he felt "divorced" so he stated that he was!!!! Going by stories He and his wife Rebecca were not getting along and had become rather hard to live with and Rebecca spent spent the last years of her life visiting her daughters and son.Richard Trist Jnr.According to a letter I recieved of Sally this is what she said."acording to RTjnr's granddaughter with whom I have been in contact for years we decided to to hire a professional researcher to prove one way or the othere if there had been a divorce. none was found. We came to the conclusion that when the census taker arrive old RTSnr was "feeling Divorced" Thats as good and answer as we'll probably get.
More About Richard Trist: Burial: 1885, Wisconsin, America.31 Census: 1880, Oak Creek, Milwauke, Winsconstin, America.31 Christening: 10 Oct 1805, Dittisham, Devonshire England.31 Occupation: 1840, farmer in Wisconsin, America.31
More About Richard Trist and Rebecca Searle: Marriage: 25 May 1830, Dittisham, Devon, England.
Children of Richard Trist and Rebecca Searle are:
Thomas Searle Trist, b. 02 Sep 1836, Dittisham, Devon, England31, d. 02 Dec 1860, Oak Creek, Milwauke, Winsconstin, America31.
Richard Trist (b. 10 Oct 1805, d. 22 Jun 1885)
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