I would love to hear from anyone tracing the name TREZISE

[SloopJB]

Hi Andarah,
Would love to get in touch as your husband is my sixth cousin once removed.
I think i have contacted Palfamily before as I used to correspond with his mother.
Graylight's wife is also a more distant relative as we now believe we have traced the Trezise link back to St Just. We believe Nicholas Trezise father of Elizabeth was born in St Just. Her brother Nicholas was a Burgess in Bristol and my ggggg grandfather.
Would love to hear from any of the others related to this branch also.

[lab822]

I hope this thread is still active.  I have a Trezise g-grandmother from Cornwall and would be most appreciative if anyone can shed some light on her parents.  Her name was listed as both Josepha and Sophia Trezise.  She was born in 1821 and married David Stephens, son of David Stephens.  I found her in the 1841 census as Sophia Stevens, married, 20, but David was not listed with her.  She is living in someone else's household.  They later moved to the U.S. as I have found them in censuses in New Jersey.  They may have at some point later moved to Pennsylvania.  I have a note her father may have been William but not sure when or why that was noted.  Thanks!

[kernowyon]

Could you give the area where your Trezise ancestor lived?  I have some Trezise/Tresize etc mentions in parish records for the parishes I look after as the OPC (St Enoder, Newlyn East and Perranzabuloe), so if from here I may be able to help

[lab822]

I believe it was St Agnes or Kenwyn.

[barryd]

Never heard of the name before but it sounded Cornish to me.

https://www.google.com/#q=+Trezise

[kernowyon]

It is a fairly common surname in parts of Cornwall.

I can't see any baptisms or marriages involving David and Sophia/Josepha sadly. I checked the OPC database, but nothing. Nothing on the BMD records either for the marriage. Sorry

There are a number of Trezise baptisms in St Agnes parish around the period in question but none in Kenwyn parish.

[SloopJB]

Dear Lab822,

If you are on Facebook search for Trezise One Name Group.
It is a closed group so you will need to ask to join and wait to be approved.
It is for those of us who have the Trezise name somewhere in our direct family line.

I am sure they will be able to answer your questions.

Great Hunting,  Sloop.

[SloopJB]

A number of Trezise males have had DNA tests and so far they are all related to a common ancestor within the timescales of written records.

So if you have a direct blood ancestor with a Trezise surname in your tree it is very likely you are related in some way to everyone else with such a Trezise connection.

:-)

[davidgoldburn]

ive got 70 Trezise's in my tree... The two camps I have enountered are in either St Agnes or Mullion!