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     Mary Townshend married George Kirke on 26 February 1646.

     Thomas Towris married Hannah Popplewell on 12 November 1735 in Epworth, Lincolnshire.

     Agnes Tracey was born in 1896 in Devenish, Victoria.
     Agnes Tracey married Philip O'Brien Dunbar, son of John Thomas Killigrew Dunbar and Margaret Ann Green, in 1920 in Victoria. He deserted his wife shortly after marriage. They had a milk bar at Balwyn, bought the business from Mrs Smith. He was sighted in Darwin in 1942.
     Agnes Tracey lived at Middleborough Rd, Blackburn, 1923. This was her address on her husband's army papers in 1923.
     Agnes died in 1976 in Parkville, Victoria.

     Henry de Tracy was born say 1100.
     Henry de Tracy married Cecily de Romelli, daughter of Robert de Romelli, after 1135.
     Henry died before Michelmas 1165.

     Frances Tracy was born say 1740. She was the daughter of John Tracy of Stanway & Anne, daughter of Sir Robert Atkyns. John Tracy was the son of Ferdinando Tracy & Katharine, daughter of Sir Anthony Keck. Ferdinando was the son of John, Lord Viscount Tracy..
     Frances Tracy married Gustavus Guy Dickens, son of Melchior Guy Dickens and Hannah Handcock, on 7 April 1762.

     Alice Annie Trader was known as Junee.
     Alice Annie Trader married Dr Charles Stanser Bowker, son of Richard Ryther Steer Bowker and Lydia Frances Phillips, in 1902 in West Maitland, New South Wales. He wrote to Betha on his engagement on Oct 12 1902, from Dungog.
     Alice and Charles were registered in Dungog on the electoral roll dated 1903. Alice Annie Bowker, domestic duties & Charles Stanser Rich, medical practitioner.
     Alice Annie Trader and Dr Charles Stanser Bowker were on the passenger list of the "Miltiades" dated 18 September 1914 from London. C Stanser Bowker, Alice Annie Bowker, Phyllis Bowker aged 10, Marlow Stanser [sic] aged 8.
     Alice Annie Trader and Dr Charles Stanser Bowker were on the passenger list of the "Demosthenes", arriving at London, on 4 April 1924.
     Alice died in 1932 in Balmain South, New South Wales.

     Hilda Louie Trafford was born on 6 August 1897 in Ceylon/Sri Lanka.
     Hilda Louie Trafford married Robert Elder MacAulay MacKenzie, son of Alexander Holm MacKenzie and Isabella MacKay, circa 1919 in South Africa.
     Hilda died on 15 June 1965 in Addington Hospital, Durban, Natal, aged 67.

     Ruth Maria Trafford was born circa 1849 in Smeaton, Victoria.
     Ruth Maria Trafford married William (Henry John) Ruby, son of James Vivian Ruby and Mary Brooks, on 30 March 1868 in the Wesleyan church, Sebastopol, Victoria.
     Ruth and William were registered in McKean St, Maryborough, on the electoral roll dated 1908. William Ruby, manager & Ruth Ruby, home duties.
     Ruth died in 1929 in Kyabram, Victoria.

     Rev Thomas Trant married Alice Serjeantson, daughter of Robert Serjeantson and Mary Smith.

     Robert Trapps married Katherine Killigrew, daughter of Sir John Killigrew and Mary Wolverston.

     Robert Trapps was born before 1602. He was the son of Robert Trapps and Katherine Killigrew.

     (?) Trayle married Thomas Handcock as his second wife.

     Thomas Treffry was born in Fowey, Cornwall, England.
     Thomas Treffry married Elizabeth Killigrew, daughter of John Killigrew and Jane or Joan or Maude Petit, circa 29 September 1505. Their daughter Sybil married John Gayer of Trenbrace, St Keverne and had a son Thomas Gayer whose son John Gayer married Margaret Trelawny and had John Gayer, Lord Mayor of London (in 1647). Their son John Gayer who died without issue in 1657 married Christian Riccard "sole heiress of her parents" Sir Andrew Riccard and his wife Katherine.

     Nellie Fayette Trefry was born in USA.
     Nellie Fayette Trefry married Almon Thomas Ross, son of John E Johnson and Christy Ross, on 14 February 1901 in Valona, Contra Costa, California, USA.

     William Thomas Tregear was born on 30 August 1922.
     William Thomas Tregear married Ann Rachel Wood Fordham, daughter of John William Wood Fordham and Rachel Mary Gowers, on 28 May 1952.
     William died on 4 October 1988 aged 66.

     Sir John Trelawney Bart was born on 24 April 1592. He was the son of Sir Jonathan Trelawney and Elizabeth Killigrew. Sir John Trelawney Bart was christened on 7 May 1592 in Fowey, Cornwall.
     John died before 16 February 1664 in Cornwall. He was buried on 16 February 1664 in Pelynt.

     Sir Jonathan Trelawney was born on 17 December 1568. He was the son of JohnTrelawny & Anne Reskymer.
     Sir Jonathan Trelawney married Elizabeth Killigrew, daughter of Sir Henry Killigrew and Katherine Cooke, before 1592. He was of Poole House.
     Jonathan died on 21 June 1604 aged 35.

     Alice Tremere married Geoffrey St Aubyn, son of Geoffrey St Aubyn and Elizabeth Kemyell. Alice Tremere was the daughter of John Tremere.
     Alice died on 1 May 1400.

     Marion Tremrow married Alexander Godolphin, son of Edward Godolphin and Clare Solgena. Marion Tremrow was the daughter of John Tremrow.

     Elizabeth Trench was born. See Burke for her parentage.
     Elizabeth Trench married Edmund Armstrong, son of Andrew Armstrong and Constantia Maria Pigot, on 4 February 1783. They had five sons and three daugters..
     Elizabeth died in 1825.

     John died on 12 March 1497. He was the subject of an Inquisition Post Mortem held 15 Hen VIII (1523). Or is this meant to be Henry VII - 1499?.

     Margaret Trenouth married John Godolphin, son of John Godolphin and Elizabeth Killigrew. Margaret Trenouth was born in Fentongollan, Cornwall, England. She was the daughter of John Trenouth, and a widow at the taking ofthe Inq. on the death of her father in 1497.. She was the daughter of John Trenouth (of Fentongollan).

     Phillipa Trenouth was the daughter of John Trenouth (of Fentongollan).
     Phillipa Trenouth married John Carminow.

     Maud or Matilda Trenowith was born in Fentongollen, Cornwall, England. She was the daughter of John Trenouth (of Fentongollan).
     Maud or Matilda Trenowith married Thomas St Aubyn, son of Geoffrey St Aubyn and Alice Tremere.
     Maud died on 20 November 1512.

     Catherine Trentam was born before 1565 in Suffolk.
     Catherine Trentam married Samuel Bland in 1581 in Stoke by Nayland, Suffolk.

     Jane Trerice was born. Louise Staley wrote: The one outstanding item is whether Joan (wife of Ralph Arundell of Trerice and Sir William Lambourne) was a Lansladron or a le Soor. There is a 33 year gap in the records between when John, the last known Lansladron held them and when Joan, widow of Ralph Arundell did. There is no evidence that Joan was a daughter of John so she may have been his granddaughter and John's daughter Joan Lansladron married Ralph le Soor as indicated in Gen Coll. Alternatively there may have been two John Lansladrons since Amice/Amity widow of John Lansladron was alive in 1377 and her husband John may have been alive as late as 1368. By the way, I don't think Amice is the mother/grandmother of Joan (see AR/1/261 where Sir William Lambourne and Joan his wife bring suit against "Amity who was wife of John de Nansladron" claiming she has more in dower than she should have). She was the daughter of Michael Trerice and Alice Flamoke.
     Jane Trerice married Ralph Arundell, son of Randel Arundell and Elizabeth Steward, before 1367. According to Carew's Survey of Cornwall a Ralph Arundell married Jane/Joan, the daughter of Michael Trerise, during the reign of Edward III. Compare Public Record Office JUST I/1476, mem.73 dorse, July 1367 in which the defendants include Ralph Arundell of Treres and Joan his wife. AR/1/104 is a grant from Sir John Arundell to Ralph Arundell of Trerys in 1358. This Ralph died between July and November 1369 (AR/1/241; AR/32/1 and AR/1/846), and had at least two sons, Nicholas (AR/41/6) and Thomas (AR/41/5), and a daughter Joan (AR/32/1).
There is no record of the split in the Lanherne archive and unfortunately the archive of the Arundells of Trerice has disappeared virtually without trace.
     The manors of Lansladron and St Goran were held by the Lansladrons until at least 1336 and perhaps as late as 1368.
In 1369 Joan, the widow of Ralph Arundell of Trerice holds them as well as the manor of Trerice, "Joan who was wife of Ralph Darundell de Treres to Sir John Arundell, knight, a yearly rent of £20, to be received from Joan's manors of Nansladron, Senct Goran, Geueylymur and all her messuages, lands and tenements in the vills of Treres..." (AR/1/846). I think she was the heir to Lansladron and St Goran and held Trerice in dower. Five years later they are held by Sir William Lambourne by right of his wife Joan (AR/1/261, AR/1/262). Also from 1370 to 1384 Sir William Lambourne signs a number of deeds at Trerice, suggesting he was living there, again this would be in right of his wife (AR/16/4, AR/1/979). In 1394 Sir John V Arundell is concerned his father-in-law will dispose of the inheritance he is expecting from his wife Annora Lambourne so they go to arbitration (AR/17/1,2). By 1435 Lansladron and St. Goran are held by the Arundells of Lanherne as part of the Lambourne inheritance. Trerice is held by the Arundells of Trerice, presumably, although no evidence has been found, from after the death of Sir William Lambourne after 1405.
     There is one other piece of evidence that may be relevant. In 1377 Sir William Lambourne and Joan his wife abducted Nicholas, son and heir of Ralph Arundell of Trerice, a minor in ward of John Tynton (Cor. Reg. Conw., 50 Edw. III, Trin. m. 120). If the construction above is correct then Joan kidnapped her step-son from her first marriage, perhaps with a view to marrying him to her very young daughter, Annora, by her second husband.

     Michael Trerice was the son of Otis Trerice and Rose Goviley.
     Michael Trerice married Alice Flamoke.