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The Trott Family

This is some research I have done on the Trott Family

1880 United States Federal Census

Knox. Co., Tennessee

Page 277D

Wily Trott W M 22 head married

Liddy M. Trott W F 24 wife married

William Trott W M 1 son Single

1910 United States Federal Census

House Number 172\116

Trott Wiley head M W 52 Wd  Tennessee N.Carolina Tennessee English

Fireman Powerhouse Rented

Trott Betty daughter F W 26 7 Children TN TN TN English

Trott Annie May daughter F W 15 Single TN TN TN English

Trott Elis son M W 10 Single TN TN TN English

Trott Maude daughter F W 5 TN TN TN English

Tennessee Marriages, 1787-1866 Marriage Records

A. T. Miller to Sarah Ann Wiley September 27, 1838

John Pebley, J.P. October 4, 1838

Bartholomew Neal to Keshiah Whitman July 10, 1840

C.H. Boatright, M.G. July 12, 1840

Isaac Neal to Sarah Gross October 19, 1844

R. Rogers, J.P. October 20, 1844

George Smith to Kesiah Neal August 4, 1849

Isaac Gross, J.P. August 5, 1849

James Carter to Kesiah Reynolds October 2, 1851

Calvin R. Barron, J.P. October 2, 1851

Wiley A. Trott to Catherine Neal, August 30, 1893

Knox. County, Tennessee

Wiley A. Trott to Martha Sands, July 11, 1893

Knox. County, Tennessee

Mrs. Fine Dies at Home in This City

Death Terminates long illness. Is survived by husband and six children.

Mrs. E.V. Fine, wife of E.V. Fine, died at her home on Charlemont Avenue, here early Saturday morning, where she had been sick since the early part of June. Mrs. Fine was 55 years ol age, having been born in Washington County near Johnson City in 1868. She is survived by her husband and six children; Mrs. Ella Wagner, Mrs. Nell J. Stone, Mrs. H.H. Neal, Mrs. Easley, Mrs. Maude Williams and Bert Fine, all of this city, Homer Fine, of Knoxville, Tenn., and Allen T. Fine, of Jellico, Tenn. The funeral services were conducted at the First Baptist church here Monday morning at 9 a.m. by Rev. E.O. Woodyard of the First Methodist Church, who was her pastor. She has been a member of the Methodist Church since her early childhood. The services were followed by internment in the Oak Hill cemetery at Johnson City. The pall bearers weere J.L. Sholin, I.M. Fuller, J.W. Fain, W.B. Cox, T.J. Palmer and L.V. Templin. Flower bearers were misses Blanche Arnold, Threasa McCellan, Kathleen Morton, Georgia Crum, Annette Grizzle and Effie Ketron.

Source: Kingsport Times, Kingsport, Tennessee November 20, 1923

Reynolds, David Ellison, Born at Jellico, Campbell County, Tn., August 1, 1912; Scotch-Irish decent; Supt. of Education of Campbell County, Tn., son of David and Nell Trammell Reynolds; Paternal Grandparents; John Reynolds and Polly Lawson; maternal Grandparents; Sterling Trammell and Sallie Blankenship.

Source; Prominent Tennesseans, 1796-1938, By James L. Gillum Page 98

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