What do you make of this?

You are absolutely right Mary Lou... which makes me think of something... someone said that Dabney who married Unity Smith Thomasson (my line) was Dabney Nelson. I've never seen a record that had Nelson as his middle name but there is a Dabney Nelson in each of the subsequent generations for several generations. Anyone ever run across a Trice-Nelson marriage or know where the Nelson came from?
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I'm not sure how to respond to Mary Lou.

My James Trice from Orange Co, NC was born May 1, 1757 (Bible record) he died Feb 1 1833 in Montgomery Co. Tenn. He married Susanna Leigh . The list of 12 children I have does not include a James Trice but son Bingham Trice was born Jan. 11, 1789 in Orange Co. NC. Sounds like perhaps the same family or close relations. Could be a child from a first marriage???

My line is: James Trice 5/1/1757 Orange Co. NC . Bingham Trice 1/11/1789 Orange Co. N.C. .. George W. Trice 1834 Tenn ... William H. Trice 1880 Stewart Co. Tenn .... George H. Trice 1907 Henderson, Tenn

Their son Bingham b 1789 m Ella Renner b. 1805, Bingham and Ella's son George W. b. 1834 m Mary (Molly) Ward b 1841 . George and Molly's son William H. b. 1880 m Maggie Hamilton b 1877. Wm. and Maggie's son George H. b. 1907 is my father. He died 1976 in San Francisco, Ca. where the family migrated in 1917

I would love to know beyond James and Susanna and their other children's names. I only have info on our line.

Thanks and nice meeting you cuz! Peggy Trice Roloff

Response by Kathryn Young

June, In the TRICES of North Carolina, Georgia and Alabama by Olive Lynn Trice Jackson your "Margaret Olivia "Maggie" Trice b. July 20, 1866 d. April 26, 1933 and bur. In Shubuta (MS) Memorial Cemetery m. Dec. 3, 1885 in her father's home at Kizer Hill, AL to James Allan McLendon, Jr., son of James Allan McLedon, Sr. and Susan Trice (Susan is reportedly a daughter of Elisha and Susan Bailey Trice though she does not appear with that family in the census records under that name.)"

Margaret Olivia Trice was the daughter of Stephen J. Trice born around 1839 in Georgia and his first wife, Joanna Matilda Albritton.

"Steve farmed and practiced medicine in the tradition of his father, Elisha, and his great grandfather, John Trice. Joanna died in 1878 and was buried in Shubuta, Mississippi."

"Shortly after the death of his first wife, Steve remarried, this time to Mattie Gren who lived a mile southwest of the Trice place in Choctaw County, Alabama."

Hope this helps in your search.

"Steve farmed and practiced medicine in the tradition of his father, Elisha, and his great grandfather, JOHN TRICE." from the book by Olive Lynn Trice. This was posted in a reply by Kathryn Brown Young.

My question is this: Who was the above JOHN TRICE who practiced medicine?..Are we talking about John Trice, who died in Jones Co., GA in 1812?...Just curious, as this John is my line and I've heard reference to him as "Doctor" before...wanted to know if anyone has any more information on this.

Ann Bond responded

For info on how to get the book write: Olive Lynn Trice Jackson; c/o Betty P. Barnhill; Box 928, Fairhope, AL 36533

Alice... how about sharing your records with us?
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Are you related to any of these Trices?
Genola Best Trice b. 5/31/1918
Claude Trice
Joyce Trice b.8/28/1937
Jerrell Claude Trice b.6/4/1943
Shelby Dean Trice b.7/31/1939
Billy Mitchell Trice b. 12/16/1949
Rita Trice b.12/30/1955
Freda Trice b.12/30/1955
This is a much removed part of my family. But Genola was a Best, and that is our family name. At any rate, I am sure you are into genealogy, so even if it belongs to your husband's family, you may find interest in this line.