Weekly Puzzle - 1800 Vermont

In 1800 in Ferrisburgh, Addison, Vermont we find Samuel Trindle and most likely his two sons Samuel and Gideon.  Samuel records are a dime a dozen, but I have found only one other record with a Gideon Trindle.

1870 TRINDLE GIDEON D. Walnut Township, Butler County KS - Gideon was born about 1844 in Vermont.  There must be a connection to the first Gideon bn abt 1770 living in Vermont in 1800, but what is it?  Does anyone have any clues?

Is this another case of misspelling?  Some suggest that the 1870 census is Prindle.  Look closely.  What do you think?

Weekly Puzzle - University of Wisconsin graduate

Here is another Wisconsin puzzle-  From the University of Wisconsin Badger Yearbook Class of 1950

This is Alice A Trindle of Madison - her emphasis was Hispanic Studies.  She was a member of Sigma Delta Pi - The National Collegiate Hispanic Honor Society.

Who is Alice?

Weekly Puzzle - Another Canadian

WWI Recruit David Trindle was born about 1897 in Webesce Alberta.  He was the son of Charles Trindle and belonged to the Church of England.

Does anyone claim David?



Library and Archives Canada
www.collectionscanada.gc.ca  Military and Peacekeeping - Soldiers of the First World War -  
Name: TRINDLE, DAVID
Regimental number(s): 3206285
Reference: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 9787 - 3  Date of Birth: 03/11/1897

Weekly Puzzle - Murder

 On 15 Nov1899 The Janesville, Wisconsin Daily Gazette reported the murder of Charles Trindle by Len Scofield of Token Creek.

Or....did they....directly under the original article is a second and the victim is listed as Charles Prindle.  Does anyone know?  If this is Charles Trindle, who are his parents?  Did he have a family?

It is confusing enough when indexes get a name wrong, but here we have the original newspaper with both Trindle and Prindle.

Can anyone help?

Weekly Puzzle - John Trindle, Half Breed

 John Trindle, born 1867 at Fort Good Hope in the Northwest Territories.  His father was Peter Trindle a half-breed and Susanne Lapis a full blooded Indian.

According to this claim he was living in the Fort Smith area of the Northwest Territories in 1879.

Who is Peter Trindle?  Who was his father?  What happened to John Trindle?

If you have any information leave a comment or send an email to Catht@aol.com and I'll be in touch.