Jane Tribe

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• Name: Jane Penfold
• Eby ID Number: Waterloo-29632
• Christening: 17 Aug 1800, Lurgashall, , Sussex, England
• Residence: 1819, Lurgashall, , Sussex, England
• Residence: 1824, Lurgashall, , Sussex, England
• Residence: 1830, Lurgashall, , Sussex, England
• Residence: 1861, Woolwich Twp., Waterloo Region, Ontario, Canada; Wesley Methodist
• Residence: 1871, Woolwich Twp., Waterloo Region, Ontario, Canada; W. Methodist
• Residence: 1881, Waterloo Twp., Waterloo Region, Ontario, Canada; Weslyan Methodist

Notes:

Mr. and Mrs. Tribe, with their family, came from Sussex, England, in the year 1832. Mr. Tribe died during the first winter that the family was in Canada and was buried near Cornell's, on the site of which is now the 'Cress House' in Preston. In this family there were: Benjamin, who married Mary Ann Lepard and lived in Pilkington ; Johnathan married Martha Cornell, while Harry and Richard were not married. The daughters were Sarah, who was Mrs. Rapson ; Charlotte was M rs. Evans, and Mary was Mrs. Thomas Irvine, of Paisley, and it was at her home that her mother, Mrs. Tribe, died. Jane Tribe was married in Sussex, England, to Jesse Penfold, who had been a soldier and in service at the City of Quebec about 1814. They, with Mrs. Penfold's parents, came to Canada in 1832.

The home of the 'Tribe' family was first in the township of Dumfries, then the mother and some of the family came to the township of Pilkington and lived in a log house which stood between the road and the river, not quite half way between what is best known as the 'James Ross' farm and Inverhaugh post office.

The members of this, the older Penfold family, children of Jesse Penfold and Jane Tribe, were : Matilda, born in Sussex, England, on the same day as Queen Victoria, May 24th, 1819, and came to Canada in 1832. She was married to Thomas Adsett and they lived on a farm on the east side of the river road, which was the next farm south of Mr. Wollis'. They afterwards removed to Guelph, where Mr. Adsett died on April 21st, 1870, at the age of seventy. Mrs. Adsett was again married to the late James Hall, of Winter- bourne, and died April 24th, 1896, at the age of seventy six years and ten months. Jesse Penfold married Hannah Wismer ; Caroline married Henry Wilbee, a son of Henry Wilbee, of Elora, and now lives in Brussels ; Esther, born on board ship in 1832, married Owen Roberts and lived for many years where the Cascade Creek crosses the road near Thomas Cleghorn's farm in Pilkington, but, with a large family, moved to Kansas ; Harriet married John Scully and their family all live in Berlin.

Jesse Penfold, son of Jesse Penfold and Jane Tribe, was born in Sussex, England, on December 30th, 1823, and with his parents and his mother's parents, came to the township of Dumfries in 1832. He was there married, in 1842, to Hannah Wismer, who was born May 30th, 1825, and died in April, 1903.

In the year 1844, Jesse Penfold took up the farm on which he has lived for sixty-two years, and he was the first settler on the west side of the river, between West Montrose and Elora, which is a distance of eight miles. His farm is known as Lot 64 in the German Company's Tract, west of the Grand River, in the township of Woolwich. Among those in this family there are : Susannah, married Thomas Batters, lives in Saskatchewan ; Thomas married Margaret Annette Harvey and lives in Port Arthur ; Elizabeth married Jacob B. Hewitt and is now in South Dakota ; John married Emma Holzworth and lives on a farm a short distance north from his father's ; Phoebe was married to Robert Peel Winfield, and is now living in Elora ; Hannah was married to John Mit- chell and lives on the 'George Lawrence' farm near the West Montrose school, and Jesse Penfold, jr., married Jessie (Janet) Darby, from Parry Sound, and lives on the old homestead with his father.

John R. Connon, The Early History of Elora, Ontario, and Vicinity

Jane married Jesse Penfold 2 Dec 1817, Lurgashall, , Sussex, England. Jesse was born 1779, , Surrey, England; died Bef 1881. [Group Sheet]

1. Matilda Penfold was born 24 May 1819, Lurgashall, , Sussex, England; was christened 12 Jun 1819, Lurgashall, , Sussex, England; died 24 Apr 1896; was buried , Winterbourne Pioneer Methodist Cemetery, Winterbourne, Waterloo Region, Ontario, Canada.
2. James Penfold was born 1821, Lurgashall, , Sussex, England; was christened 26 Aug 1821, Lurgashall, , Sussex, England; died 1847, , Wellington Co., Ontario, Canada.
3. Jesse Penfold was born 29 Dec 1823, Lurgashall, , Sussex, England; was christened 11 Jan 1824, Lurgashall, , Sussex, England; died 20 Oct 1911, Woolwich Twp., Waterloo Region, Ontario, Canada.
4. Caroline Penfold was born 7 Aug 1827, Lurgashall, , Sussex, England; was christened 12 Aug 1827, Lurgashall, , Sussex, England; died 7 Feb 1918, Brussels, Grey Twp., Huron Co., Ontario; was buried , Brussels Cemetery, Brussels, Grey Twp., Huron Co., Ontario.
5. Harriet Penfold was born 1829, Lurgashall, , Sussex, England; was christened 22 Jan 1830, Lurgashall, , Sussex, England; died 20 Nov 1873.
6. Esther Penfold was born 2 Jun 1832, Atlantic Ocean; died 21 Feb 1916, Pleasant View Township, Cherokee Co., Kansas; was buried , Mound Cemetery, Crestline, Cherokee, Kansas, United States.
7. Jane Penford was born 4 May 1837, , Ontario, Canada; died Yes, date unknown.

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• Eby ID Number: Waterloo-37464
• Residence: 1798, Lurgashall, , Sussex, England
• Residence: 1803, Lurgashall, , Sussex, England
• Residence: 1822, Lurgashall, , Sussex, England

Notes:

Mr. and Mrs. Tribe, with their family, came from Sussex, England, in the year 1832. Mr. Tribe died during the first winter that the family was in Canada and was buried near Cornell's, on the site of which is now the 'Cress House' in Preston. In this family there were: Benjamin, who married Mary Ann Lepard and lived in Pilkington; Johnathan married Martha Cornell, while Harry and Richard were not married. The daughters were Sarah, who was Mrs. Rapson; Charlotte was Mrs. Evans, and Mary was Mrs. Thomas Irvine, of Paisley, and it was at her home that her mother, Mrs. Tribe, died. Jane Tribe was married in Sussex, England, to Jesse Penfold, who had been a soldier and in service at the City of Quebec about 1814. They, with Mrs. Penfold's parents, came to Canada in 1832.

The home of the 'Tribe' family was first in the township of Dumfries, then the mother and some of the family came to the township of Pilkington and lived in a log house which stood between the road and the river, not quite half way between what is best known as the 'James Ross' farm and Inverhaugh post office.

The members of this, the older Penfold family, children of Jesse Penfold and Jane Tribe, were: Matilda, born in Sussex, England, on the same day as Queen Victoria, May 24th, 1819, and came to Canada in 1832. She was married to Thomas Adsett and they lived on a farm on the east side of the river road, which was the next farm south of Mr. Wollis'. They afterwards removed to Guelph, where Mr. Adsett died on April 21st, 1870, at the age of seventy. Mrs. Adsett was again married to the late James Hall, of Winterbourne, and died April 24th, 1896, at the age of seventy six years and ten months. Jesse Penfold married Hannah Wismer; Caroline married Henry Wilbee, a son of Henry Wilbee, of Elora, and now lives in Brussels; Esther, born on board ship in 1832, married Owen Roberts and lived for many years where the Cascade Creek crosses the road near Thomas Cleghorn's farm in Pilkington, but, with a large family, moved to Kansas; Harriet married John Scully and their family all live in Berlin.

Jesse Penfold, son of Jesse Penfold and Jane Tribe, was born in Sussex, England, on December 30th, 1823, and with his parents and his mother's parents, came to the township of Dumfries in 1832. He was there married, in 1842, to Hannah Wismer, who was born May 30th, 1825, and died in April, 1903.

In the year 1844, Jesse Penfold took up the farm on which he has lived for sixty-two years, and he was the first settler on the west side of the river, between West Montrose and Elora, which is a distance of eight miles. His farm is known as Lot 64 in the German Company's Tract, west of the Grand River, in the township of Woolwich. Among those in this family there are: Susannah, married Thomas Batters, lives in Saskatchewan; Thomas married Margaret Annette Harvey and lives in Port Arthur; Elizabeth married Jacob B. Hewitt and is now in South Dakota; John married Emma Holzworth and lives on a farm a short distance north from his father's; Phoebe was married to Robert Peel Winfield, and is now living in Elora; Hannah was married to John Mitchell and lives on the 'George Lawrence' farm near the West Montrose school, and Jesse Penfold, jr., married Jessie (Janet) Darby, from Parry Sound, and lives on the old homestead with his father.

The Early History of Elora, Ontario, and Vicinity by John R. Connon

Henry married Charlotte Tichnor 1 Sep 1797, Lurgashall, , Sussex, England. Charlotte was born 1771, , England; died Aft 1861, Paisley Block, Guelph Twp., Wellington Co., Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet]

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• Name: Charlotte Tribe
• Eby ID Number: Waterloo-273597
• Residence: 1798, Lurgashall, , Sussex, England
• Residence: 1803, Lurgashall, , Sussex, England
• Residence: 1822, Lurgashall, , Sussex, England
• Residence: 1861, Pilkington Twp., Wellington Co., Ontario, Canada
• Residence: 1861, Woolwich Twp., Waterloo Region, Ontario, Canada; E. N. C.

Notes:

In 1861 Charlotte was living in Pilkington Township with her daughter in law Mary widow of her son Benjamin.

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It is supposed by family that her last name was Tickner, proof needed.