Nicholas Trevenen Trengrouse
(1814-1888)
Louisa Catherine Oats
(1816-1892)
Edward William Jory
(1846-1907)
Elizabeth Ann Pearce
(1847-1928)
William Trevenen Trengrouse
(1859-1935)
Jane Jory
(1867-1952)
William Trevenen Trengrouse
(1898-1978)

 

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Spouses/Children:
1. Germaine Xima

William Trevenen Trengrouse

  • Born: 17 Dec 1898, Helston, Cornwall England
  • Marriage (1): Germaine Xima on 23 Apr 1925 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
  • Died: 11 May 1978, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil at age 79

  Research Notes:

source: & David Grant who writes:
I am doing military research and wonder if this chap on your tree
William Trevenen Trengrouse
Born: 17 Dec 1898, Helston, Cornwall England
Marriage: Germaine Xima on 23 Apr 1925 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Died: 11 May 1978, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil at age 79
Is the W T Trengrouse in Ox and Bucks Light Infantry who resigned his commission in 1921
You can read an article about an incident that included William Trengrouse at this website:
http://www.cairogang.com/other-people/british/castle-intelligence/incidents/biggs-ambush/biggs-ambush.html
David Grant also notes:
His family believe that he fought in France until the last week of the war when he was gassed and became blind. He was sent to Russia where he regained his sight. And that afterwards William Trengrouse was sent to Ireland and then left the Army.
1898 Dec 17. Born, Helston, Cornwall
1901 census He is living at "Trevenen", Meaneage Road, Helston, Cornwall
1918 Apr 24. The undermentioned Gentlemen Cadets, from the R. Mil. Coll., to be 2nd Lts. : Oxfordshire. & Bucks. L.I.\emdash William Trevenen Trengrouse.
1919 Oct 24. The undermentioned 2nd Lts. to be Lts. : Oxf. & Bucks. L.I. - W. T. Trengrouse.
His family believe that he fought in France until the last week of the war when he was gassed and became blind. He was sent to Russia where he regained his sight. He does not appear to have a MIC which suggests that he never in fact served overseas
1921 May 14. He was involved in the Coolbaleen Ambush while motoring in the car driven by District Inspector Biggs. Lieutenant Trengrouse managed to escape from the vehicle and ran off down the road. He must have realised that his actions would be criticised, and it is probably no coincidence that he resigned 2 weeks afterwards.
At the inquiry he stated that he was in Newport with District lnspector Biggs and met the other three. They all went to a house for tea at 4 o'clock in District lnspector Biggs private car. They left at 7 o'clock, Captain Biggs being driving with Miss Barrington next him. [Lt Trengrouse] and the other two were seated behind. All went well until they got to Coolbaleen bridge. They had just got over the bridge and were at the bottom of the slope when twenty five to thirty shots rang out from both sides of the road on a level with the car. The car went on about five yards, and the ambushers could have seen who were in the motor that there were ladies in it.
1921 Jun 1. Resigned his commission
1923 Sep 24. Departs for to Brazil. Travels 1st class from Liverpool to Rio on RMS Deseado. A 24 year old Tobacco Manufacturer with an address of "Trevenen", Helston, Cornwall (where his parents were in 1911 census). William Trengrouse entered the British Imperial Tobacco Company and had the choice of India or Brazil. He opted for Brazil and on board the ship to Brazil he met his future wife, Germaine Xima. Germaine's father had come to Brazil soon after the war to be the first manager of a French firm called Lorileux (it produced ink for newspapers).
1925 Apr 23. Marriage: Germaine Xima in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Germaine Xima was born on 12 May 1903 in Reins, France and died on 27 Sep 1985 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
1925 May 16. Arrives in Southampton on RMS Oran ia from Rio. He travels first class with his wife Germaine, and his profession is given as "tobacco manufacturer" and his UK address as "Trevenen", Helston, Cornwall
1932 Feb 18. Probate of the estate of Florence Trengrouse, late of 19, Go dolphin Road, Helston, Cornwall, Spinster, deceased, who died on the 17th day of September, 1931, and letters of administration to whose estate were granted to William Trevenen Trengrouse by the Boding District Probate Registry.
1933 Oct 27 Returns from London to Rio on RMS Highland Chieftain with his wife Germaine and child Lillian. He travels first class and his profession is given as "manufacturer" and his UK address as "Trevenen", Helston, Cornwall
1938 Feb 28 1957 Jul 24. Arrives in London from Rio on RMS Highland Patriot. He is with his wife and child Lillian and they are bound for Trevenen, Helston. He is "a tobacco manufacturer"
1938 Jul 1. Returns from London to Rio on RMS Highland Chieftain with his wife Germaine and child Lillian, now 11. He travels first class and his profession is given as "tobacco manufacturer" and his UK address as "Trevenen", Helston, Cornwall
1951 Jul 16. Arrives in London from Rio on SS Alcantara. He is travelling alone and is bound for Trevenen, Helston. He is "a tobacco manufacturer"
1951 Nov 9. Returns from London to Rio on RMS Highland Chieftain with his wife Germaine. He travels first class and his profession is given as "industry"
1955 Jan 14. Returns from London to Rio on RMS Highland Monarch with his wife Germaine. He travels first class and his profession is given as "manufacturer" and his UK address as Trevenen, Bar Rd, Falmouth.
1955 Jun 21. Arrives in London from Rio on SS Argentina Star. He is with his wife and they are bound for c/o Mrs Edwards, Trevenen, Bar Rd, Falmouth.
1957 Jul 24. Arrives in London from Rio on RMS Highland Monarch. He is with his wife and they are bound for c/o Mrs Edwards, Trevenen, Bar Rd, Falmouth. He is "retired" and intends to stay in UK for 4 months.
1958 Jul 5. Returns from London to Rio on RMS Highland Monarch with his wife Germaine. He travels first class and his profession is given as "manufacturer" and his UK address as c/o Mrs Edwards, Trevenen, Bar Rd, Falmouth. He has retired as "none" is written for his profession.
1960 Sep 23. Arrives in Southampton on SS Homeric from Montreal, Canada. He is retired, with his wife and is intending to stay in UK for 4 months. His address is White Hall Hotel, London. The manifest indicates that he lives in Canada and will return to Canada. It gives his correct birth date.
1978 May 11. William Trengrouse died, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil at age 79.




  Noted events in his life were:

• connection. David Grant links to Robert in the following way:

David Grant is doing some military research in regards to . . .
William Trengrouse (1898)
His father was William Trengrouse (1859) who married Jane Jory (1867)
Her father was Edward Jory (1846)
His father was Simon Jory (1805)
His father was Edward Jory (1763) who married Jane Landeryou (1763)
Her father was Peter Landeryou (1738)
His father was John Landeryou (1706) & he also had Blanch Landeryou (1741)
She had Robert Landeryou (1768)
He had John Landeryou (1803)
He had Sarah Ann Landeryou (1826) who married Thomas Bray (1821)
They had Arthur Augustus Bray (1869)
He had Albert Alan Bray (1896)
He had Robert Arthur Bray (1920)
He had Robert Arthur Bray (1947) who married me - Robyn Bray (nee Davies) (1950)


William married Germaine Xima on 23 Apr 1925 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (Germaine Xima was born on 12 May 1903 in Reims, France and died on 27 Sep 1985 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.)


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