BIO:  TRIMBLE, Charles G., s/o Joseph & Catharine (Carico) Trimble

Submitted by:  ivie@tima.com   (Diana Flynn)

TRIMBLE.   CARICO,   WILLIS,   COX

"HISTORY OF GREENE AND SULLIVAN COUNTIES, STATE OF
INDIANA, FROM THE EARLIEST TIME TO THE PRESENT; TOGETHER WITH INTERESTING
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES, REMINISCENCES, NOTES, ETC." CHICAGO: GOODSPEED BROS.
& CO.,  PUBLISHERS. 1884.

SULLIVAN CO., INDIANA
HADDON TWP.
PAGE 760
CHARLES G. TRIMBLE, farmer, P. O. Carlisle, was born where he
now lives, Haddon Township, Sullivan County, Ind., November 26,
1823, one of nine children born to Joseph and Catharine (Carico)
Trimble, both of whom were natives of Kentucky, who came to
Sullivan at an early day, and where they died, she dying January 3,
1871, and he January 12, 1873.  The education of our subject was
such as could be obtained from the old subscription schools, and
he was reared to farming.  September 22, 1851, he was married to
Julia Willis, who bore one child, which died in infancy, April 22,
1854, the mother following her loved one in eight months thereafter.
December 18, 1856, he was married to Mrs. Susannah (Cox) Cox,
by whom he has had five children--Joseph, September 18, 1857;
Benj. F., March 14,1859;  Rush, March 2, 1861;  Catharine E.,
September 5,1863;  Charles E., Septmber 17, 1866;  all living
but Benjamin, who died August 22, 1877.  The farm of Mr.
Trimble consists of 320 acres of well-improved land, upon which
he raises, in addition to the usual crops, considerable stock.  Subject 
and wife are members of the Christian Church at Bethany, he having been a
member since 1851, and she since 1842.  He was fomerly a member of the 
Patrons of Husbandry, being one of the charter members;  is a Republican, 
and takes an active interest in all matters pertaining to his party or 
the public.  He also looks with satisfaction upon the fact that he was
never before a grand jury nor sat as a petit juror.
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