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James Trimble

Birth29 Oct 1853 - Mono Township, Dufferin County, Ontario, Canada
Death24 May 1935 - Dufferin
MotherElizabeth Sarah Fletcher
FatherJames Trimble

Born in Mono Township, Dufferin County, Ontario, Canada on 29 Oct 1853 to James Trimble and Elizabeth Sarah Fletcher. James Trimble married Sarah Jane Lang and had 8 children. He passed away on 24 May 1935 in Dufferin.

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Parents
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James Trimble
1831 - 1889
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Elizabeth Sarah Fletcher
1830 - 1896
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Jane Lang
1865 - 1944
Children Show all
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Olive Hazel Trimble
1895 - 1967
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Alfred Leonard Trimble
1888 - 1959
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Elgin Sidney Trimble
1893 - 1959
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Willa May Trimble
1903 - 1986
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Gladys May Trimble
1897 - 1930
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Edith Pearl Trimble
1889 - 1892
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Lilly Trimble
1901 - 1901
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Ruby M Trimble
1898 - Unknown

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