John TROLLINGER

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  General Notes:

There was an Adam Trollinger who came over on the "Nancy" 20 Sep 1738 t o Philadelphia. He was from Karlshrue, GER. Submitted to Palatines t o America by Frances Roberts -- robertsfl@aol.com

H. Jackson Darst, "The Darsts of Virginia--A Chronicle of Ten Generations in the Old Dominion (With Sketches of the Cecil, Charlton, Glendy, Grigsby, Larew, Miller, Trolinger, Welch, Wygal and Wysor Families)," Wi lliamsburg, VA, 1972, p. 368, et seq.: During the War of 1812, John Trollinger, Sr., served as a private in Capt. William Currin's Company of Infantry, Seventy-fifty Regiment of Virginia Militia from Montgomery County. He and his wife settled at the old Trollinger place on the property of his father Henry Jacob Trollinger neaer Dublin, and eventually added to this and accumulated approximately two thousand acres between the present towns of Dublin and Newbern."

John married Elizabeth BURRIS on 30 Dec 1792 in Montgomery Co. (Now Pulaski), VA. (Elizabeth BURRIS was born in 1776 in Montgomery Co., VA, died on 17 Oct 1869 in Dublin, Pulaski, Virginia, USA and was buried in Dublin Cem, Dublin, Pulaski Co., VA.)