Elizabeth Trenchard
1813 - -
Name Elizabeth Trenchard Born 8 Aug 1813 Westchester, Westchester County, New York 
Gender Female Person ID I2186 Multer Last Modified 16 Mar 2006
Father Living Family ID F0325 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - Henry Trenchard, a blacksmith, according to the 1850 Westchester County Federal Census, was born 1785 Nova Scotia. He filed a complaint that on June 10, 1820 a horse wandered onto his property. In 1830 Henry Trenchard was a juror; 1831, member of the special committee to continue a public road; 1825 an overseer of highways; 1836, a juror; 1844 in school district #4, one child between 6 and 16 attending school. Again on August 2, 1836, Henry Trenchard filed a complaint that a horse wandered onto his enclosure.
1820. Yonkers, Westchester County, New York Federal Census. Henry Trenchard's home consisted of two members in manufacturing, one male under 10, one male 10/15, one male 16/18, one male 26/45, two females under 10, one female 20/45.
- Henry Trenchard, a blacksmith, according to the 1850 Westchester County Federal Census, was born 1785 Nova Scotia. He filed a complaint that on June 10, 1820 a horse wandered onto his property. In 1830 Henry Trenchard was a juror; 1831, member of the special committee to continue a public road; 1825 an overseer of highways; 1836, a juror; 1844 in school district #4, one child between 6 and 16 attending school. Again on August 2, 1836, Henry Trenchard filed a complaint that a horse wandered onto his enclosure.