John Jabez Trowbridge I

John Jabez Trowbridge I
Born: May 19, 1819, Mt. Freedom, Randolph, Morris Co., New Jersey
Died: Feb. 1, 1871, Center Grove, Randolph, Morris Co., New Jersey
Parents: David Trowbridge & Anna Youngs
Buried: Mt. Freedom Presbyterian Church, Mt. Freedom, Randolph, Morris Co., New Jersey
Occupation: farmer
Religious Affiliation: Mt. Freedom Presbyterian Church, Mt. Freedom, Randolph, Morris Co., New Jersey
Marriage: Feb. 20, 1845, Mt. Freedom Presbyterian Church, Mt. Freedom, Randolph, Morris Co., New Jersey
Buried: Mt. Freedom Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Mt. Freedom, Randolph, Morris Co., New Jersey
Wife: Eunice M. Dalrymple
Born: Aug. 25, 1821, Dover, Morris Co., New Jersey
Died: Aug. 18, 1900, Dover, Morris Co., New Jersey
Buried: Mt. Freedom Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Mt. Freedom, Randolph, Morris Co., New Jersey

Parents: Henry Dalrymple & Harriet Hoagland

Children:

Harriet Anna Trowbridge

George Whitfield Trowbridge


Emily Francis Trowbridge

Henrietta Trowbridge

Born: June 17, 1854, Center Grove, Randolph, Morris Co., New Jersey
Died: Apr. 16, 1874, Center Grove, Randolph, Morris Co., New Jersey
Baptism: Sept. 3, 1859, Mt. Freedom Presbyterian Church, Mt. Freedom, Randolph, Morris Co., New Jersey

Mary Jane Trowbridge

Levi Jarrard Trowbridge

James Dalrymple Trowbridge

Frederick C. Trowbridge
Born: between 1845-1859, Randolph, Morris Co., New Jersey
Died: maybe before 1860, name does not show up on the 1860 census
Baptism: Sept. 3, 1859, Mt. Freedom Presbyterian Church, Mt. Freedom, Randolph, Morris Co., New Jersey


       

The headstones of John Jabez Trowbridge and  his wife Eunice Dalrymple at the Mt. Freedom Presbyterian Cemetery in Randolph, NJ.

JOHN JABEZ TROWBRIDGE

As the eldest son of David Trowbridge and Anna Youngs, John Jabez apparently was given the responsibility of attempting to assist his mother when she was left heavily in debt after the death of David Trowbridge in 1861.  He also appears to have been friends with his wealthy former brother-in-law, state senator Levi Dalrymple Jarrard, who was also Eunice's relative, because John Jabez named a son after him.  John Jabez may have been appealed to Levi Jarrard for help when he tried to rescue his mother's property from the bank, because Levi started purchasing Trowbridge lands from 1861.  John Jabez also operated an iron mine, as did his wife's family, the Dalrymples.


1860 FEDERAL CENSUS
JOHN JABEZ TROWBRIDGE HOUSEHOLD
Randolph, Morris Co., New Jersey

Name Age Relation State Born Occupation
John Jabez Trowbridge 39 Head NJ Farmer
Eunice Trowbridge 38 Wife NJ H.K.
Harriet A. Trowbridge 16 Daug. NJ  
George W. Trowbridge 12 Son NJ  
Emily F. Trowbridge 11 Daug. NJ  
Henrietta Trowbridge 9 Daug. NJ  
Mary J. Trowbridge 9 Daug. NJ  
Levi. Trowbridge 1 Son NJ  

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