Our Genealogy - Person Sheet
Our Genealogy - Person Sheet
NameJohann Jacob Trites Jr. 
118, 6G Uncle, M
118, 6G Uncle, MChristen24 Aug 1755, St. Michael’s Lutheran Church, Germantown (Philadelphia), Pennsylvania118
Memowitnesses: Bastian and Anna Barbara Neff
Death1803, Westmorland County, New Brunswick108
FatherJacob Treitz Sr. , M (1726-1792)
MotherMaria Christiana (Christina) Gmelin , F (ca1716->1792)
Spouses
Notes for Johann Jacob Trites Jr.
Jacob is listed as a “Constable” and “Assessor” and “Collector of Taxes” in Moncton in 1786.119
On June 16, 1795, he was summoned before the Grand Jury in the case of “The King vs. Jacob Tritz [sic]” in which “The Grand Jury present[ed] Jacob Tritz in feloniously stealing one hoe the property of Donald McDonald.” He was found “Not Guilty”.120
Jacob’s last name gradually became anglicized to Trites.
On June 16, 1795, he was summoned before the Grand Jury in the case of “The King vs. Jacob Tritz [sic]” in which “The Grand Jury present[ed] Jacob Tritz in feloniously stealing one hoe the property of Donald McDonald.” He was found “Not Guilty”.120
Jacob’s last name gradually became anglicized to Trites.
Probate records notes for Johann Jacob Trites Jr.
Early New Brunswick Probate Records 1785-1835; by R. Wallace Hale; Heritage Books, Inc.; Page #461: "Trites, Jacob. Parish of Moncton, Westmoreland County.; Yeoman. Intestate. Administration granted 6 Nov 1803 to the widow Rosannah Trites and Abraham Trites. Fellow bondsman Abraham Trites, Jr., yeoman, all of Moncton." 108