Trivett, Timothy I
1826 - 1905 (79 years)
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Name Trivett, Timothy [1, 2] Suffix I Born 2 Jun 1826 Shute, Devon, England 
[1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8] Gender Male Baptism 9 Oct 1826 Shute, Devon, England [3, 4] Residence 1841 Colyton, Devon, England [9] Occupation 1851 [10] Servant - Blacksmith Residence 1851 Kilmington, Devon, England [10] Poor House Emigration 1854 Canada [11] Find A Grave Memorial 114781146 Occupation Cain's Furniture Machinist [12] Residence 1871 East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario, Canada [13] Occupation 1881 [14] Blacksmith Religion 1881 [14] Christian Residence 1881 Newmarket, York, Ontario, Canada Residence 1891 Newmarket, York, Ontario, Canada Residence 1901 Newmarket, York, Ontario, Canada Medical Dr. J. H. Wesley Died 18 Jul 1905 Newmarket, York, Ontario, Canada [5, 8, 15] Cause: Cerebral Hemorrhage Buried Newmarket, York, Ontario, Canada [8] - Newmarket Cemetery
Person ID I6400 Sullivan Burgess Family Tree Last Modified 15 Sep 2018
Father Trivett, Richard III, b. 16 Mar 1791, Shute, Devon, England , d. 8 Jul 1866, Colyton, Devon, England (Age 75 years) Relationship natural Mother Hawker, Jenny Jane, b. 4 Mar 1788, Shute, Devon, England , d. Oct 1862, Axminster, Devon, England (Age 74 years) Relationship natural Married 29 Mar 1814 Shute, Devon, England Family ID F2824 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Henson, Thurza, b. 21 Oct 1830, Burlescombe, Devon, England , d. 27 Feb 1905, Newmarket, York, Ontario, Canada (Age 74 years) Married 22 Mar 1852 Kilmington, Devon, England [16] Minister William B. Watson Witness Henry Trivett Witness Mary Chapple Children + 1. Trivett, John Henry I, b. 22 Apr 1851, Kilmington, Devon, England , d. 2 Apr 1931, Assiniboia, Saskatchewan, Canada (Age 79 years) [natural]2. Trivett, Richard, b. 2 Sep 1852, Dalwood, Devon, England , d. 17 May 1872, East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario, Canada (Age 19 years) [natural]+ 3. Trivett, Samuel, b. 20 May 1855, Axminster, Devon, England , d. 13 Jun 1935, Newmarket, York, Ontario, Canada (Age 80 years) [natural]4. Trivett, Timothy II, b. 20 Dec 1857, Aurora, York, Ontario, Canada , d. 2 Jul 1934, Issue, Charles, Maryland, USA (Age 76 years) [natural]+ 5. Trivett, George, b. 15 Nov 1858, England , d. 28 Nov 1935, Newmarket, York, Ontario, Canada (Age 77 years) [natural]+ 6. Trivett, Peter, b. 11 Jun 1860, Newmarket, York, Ontario, Canada , d. 17 Jun 1947, Newmarket, York, Ontario, Canada (Age 87 years) [natural]+ 7. Trivett, William, b. 21 Jul 1865, Newmarket, York, Ontario, Canada , d. 21 Apr 1940, Vandorf, Whitchurch-Stouffville, York, Ontario, Canada (Age 74 years) [natural]+ 8. Trivett, Victoria, b. 2 Jun 1867, Newmarket, York, Ontario, Canada , d. 7 Aug 1892, Newmarket, York, Ontario, Canada (Age 25 years) [natural]9. Trivett, Mary Ann, b. 1869, Newmarket, York, Ontario, Canada , d. 28 Jul 1875, Newmarket, York, Ontario, Canada (Age 6 years) [natural]+ 10. Trivett, Albert, b. 18 Apr 1869, Newmarket, York, Ontario, Canada , d. 22 Apr 1943, Newmarket, York, Ontario, Canada (Age 74 years) [natural]11. Trivett, Thurza, b. 2 Nov 1873, East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario, Canada , d. 7 Nov 1944, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (Age 71 years) [natural]Photos 
Trivett, Timothy Childern at the Picnic Last Modified 15 Sep 2018 Family ID F2360 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Event Map 
Born - 2 Jun 1826 - Shute, Devon, England 
Baptism - 9 Oct 1826 - Shute, Devon, England 
Residence - 1841 - Colyton, Devon, England 
Residence - Poor House - 1851 - Kilmington, Devon, England Married - 22 Mar 1852 - Kilmington, Devon, England 
Emigration - 1854 - Canada 
Residence - 1871 - East Gwillimbury, York, Ontario, Canada 
Residence - 1881 - Newmarket, York, Ontario, Canada Residence - 1891 - Newmarket, York, Ontario, Canada Residence - 1901 - Newmarket, York, Ontario, Canada Died - Cause: Cerebral Hemorrhage - 18 Jul 1905 - Newmarket, York, Ontario, Canada Buried - - Newmarket, York, Ontario, Canada = Link to Google Earth
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Photos Trivett, Timothy Trivett, Timothy Childern at the Picnic 
Trivett, Timothy and Thurza Henson
Headstones 
Trivett, Timothy Victoria and Thurza Henson Grave Stone
Family Crest 
Trivett Family Crest
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Notes - Timothy escaped the title Farm Labourer borne by his ancestors by education. It wasn't formal; it was an apprenticeship as a Blacksmith in Kilmington, Devon. He married Thurza Henson {1830} born Burliscombe in 1852. He became the Dalwood Blacksmith as a journeyman and sired four boys. I expect metalworkers were besieged by the offers of fledgling industries in Ontario. He left his family and sailed for Canada in 1856. I wanted to check his passage, but I never figured out how to do it. At that time Aurora Ontario had a plow company building the new steel mollboard plows. He made straight for there and possibly used the first Canadian railway Toronto to Aurora. Within the year the company moved to Guelph. En route at that point were Thurza and the four scions [in a sailing vessel] Rather than move he was hired by two lumber companies in Vandorf to shoe their horses. Likely, contracts were offered on lumbering of prime forest and Timothy and the boys became involved. One great uncle, Richard, was killed by a falling tree. Eventually, the family moved to Newmarket and Timothy worked at Cane's Furniture factory. (Written by Donald Trivett, Canada)
Newmarket Era July 21, 1905 Deceased In town, at his residence, Srigley Street, on Tuesday, July 18, 1905, Timothy Trivett, in his 80th year.
Once more that unwelcome guest, the Angel of Death, has entered a Newmarket home and laid its chill finger on one of our aged citizens. Last Monday Mr. Timothy Trivett, I, suffered a paralytic stroke, and early Tuesday morning his immortal spirit silently departed for that land "from whose bourne no traveller ever returns. " A family of one daughter and seven sons survive to mourn their loss: Mrs. John Warren, and Harry, Samuel, George, Timothy, Peter, William, Albert: four children deceased. The Funeral on Thursday afternoon was largely attended, all his children living being present. Reverend Chidley, in the absence of their pastor, Reverend R. J. Fallis, conducted the last sad rites. Cane's Factory, in whose employ Mr. Trivett had been for 28 years, shut down for the afternoon out of respect for the deceased, a large number of his fellow employees attending to pay their last tribute to his memory.
Mr. Trivett was born in Shute, Devonshire, England and came to Aurora in 1857 and followed his trade of Blacksmith there and in Vandorf, Ballantrae and Vivian until 34 years ago when he entered the employ of Cane's factory in East Gwillimbury. He came to Newmarket with the firm and continued in their employ until six years ago when he ceased active labour. Deceased was an active member of the Newmarket Methodist Church and in politics a staunch Conservative.
The two met in Kilmington Devon where Timothy served his apprenticeship as a Blacksmith. She worked for the inn public house keeper. Harry was likely conceived if not born out of wedlock. After the marriage of Tim and Thurza they moved to Dalwood where Tim practiced his trade. 3 more boys were born to the couple including Samuel my Grandfather. Tim possibly enticed by a manufacturer from Ontario came to Canada and Thurza and the 4 boys followed. Tim's first job was Blacksmith in Vandorf between two wood yards likely shoeing and fixing machinery for the sawyers. Of course her Young Street, was Yonge Street, and it never ran to Jackson's Point. (referring to story under John Henry Trivett written by Hazel Trivett) George Yonge came from Colyton Devon which is 3 miles south of Shute. Kilmington is 3 miles east and Dalwood is a mile north. Written by Don Trivett
19 46 Trivett Gertrude F. Granddaughter S. Apr 6 1886 14 is living with Timothy on the 1901 census
- Timothy escaped the title Farm Labourer borne by his ancestors by education. It wasn't formal; it was an apprenticeship as a Blacksmith in Kilmington, Devon. He married Thurza Henson {1830} born Burliscombe in 1852. He became the Dalwood Blacksmith as a journeyman and sired four boys. I expect metalworkers were besieged by the offers of fledgling industries in Ontario. He left his family and sailed for Canada in 1856. I wanted to check his passage, but I never figured out how to do it. At that time Aurora Ontario had a plow company building the new steel mollboard plows. He made straight for there and possibly used the first Canadian railway Toronto to Aurora. Within the year the company moved to Guelph. En route at that point were Thurza and the four scions [in a sailing vessel] Rather than move he was hired by two lumber companies in Vandorf to shoe their horses. Likely, contracts were offered on lumbering of prime forest and Timothy and the boys became involved. One great uncle, Richard, was killed by a falling tree. Eventually, the family moved to Newmarket and Timothy worked at Cane's Furniture factory. (Written by Donald Trivett, Canada)
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Sources - [S11] 1841 England Census, taken June 6, 1841.
Record for Timothy Trivett - [S1] Ontario: Birth, Death and Marriage Records, Archives of Ontario; Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Registrations of Marriages, 1869-1928; Series: MS932; Reel: 66.
Record for William Trivett - [S396] Shelley Bacon, shelleyannoriginals at usa. com.
- [S149] Duncan Paterson Weir.
- [S1] Ontario: Birth, Death and Marriage Records.
Record for Timothy Trivett - [S19] 1871 Canadian Census, taken no later then May 1, 1871.
Record for Timothy Trivett - [S33] 1901 Canadian Census, taken March 31, 1901.
Record for Timothy Trivett - [S167] FindAGrave, (Name: www.findagrave.com;).
Record for Peter Trivett - [S11] 1841 England Census, taken June 6, 1841.
- [S14] 1851 England Census, taken March 30, 1851.
- [S33] 1901 Canadian Census, taken March 31, 1901.
- [S146] Donald. Trivett [donald. trivett @sympatico.ca].
- [S19] 1871 Canadian Census, taken no later then May 1, 1871.
- [S23] 1881 Canadian Census, taken April 4, 1881.
- [S1] Ontario: Birth, Death and Marriage Records.
- [S178] GRO England and Wales.
- [S11] 1841 England Census, taken June 6, 1841.
