1. Russell Minor TROWBRIDGE, [infant] b. 22 Aug 1859, Painesville, Lake, Ohio; d. 1 Aug 1861.
2. Elmer Ellsworth TROWBRIDGE b. 16 Oct 1861, Painesville, Lake, Ohio; d. 19 Jul 1890, Painesville, Lake, Ohio.
3. George Grant TROWBRIDGE b. 25 Apr 1864, Brooklyn Township, Cuyahoga, Ohio; d. Mar 1935, Painesville, Lake, Ohio.
4. Seymour Daniel TROWBRIDGE b. 12 Apr 1866.
5. Armina Maria TROWBRIDGE b. 31 Aug 1868.
6. Alberta Eunice TROWBRIDGE, [child] b. 27 Nov 1871; d. 1 Apr 1886.
7. Warner Wesley TROWBRIDGE b. 25 Jun 1876.

1. 1. Wesley TROWBRIDGE b. 28 Nov 1834, Newark, Wayne, New York; d. Painesville, Lake Co., Ohio.
2. Deborah TROWBRIDGE b. 28 Feb 1837, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio.

1. Orrin TROWBRIDGE b. 29 Oct 1809.
2. Seth TROWBRIDGE b. 28 Jul 1811.
3. 2. Seymour TROWBRIDGE b. 20 May 1813, Newark, New York; d. 8 Jun 1899, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio.
4. Harriet TROWBRIDGE b. 29 Apr 1815.
5. Lucretia TROWBRIDGE b. 15 Aug 1817.
6. Deborah TROWBRIDGE b. 1 Sep 1819.
7. Alpheus TROWBRIDGE b. 4 Sep 1821.
8. Mercy TROWBRIDGE b. 25 May 1823.
9. Mary TROWBRIDGE b. 28 Mar 1825.

1. 3. Sally Maria JOHNSON b. 12 Feb 1816, Newark, New York; d. 2 Mar 1902, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio.

Seth came with his older brother to Sheffield, Mass with his older brothers. He, like them served in the Revolution. He enlisted for three years from Sheffield in October 1781 in Capt. Nathan Dick's Company. Col Michael Jackson's regiment, Massachusetts Line. He went from Sheffield to West Point, New York and from there with his company to keep the jail at Westchester, New York and then came back to West Point. From there he went with his regiment to Morristown, New Jersey and then returned to West Point, where he was discharged in February 1783.

After the war he was engaged in farming for several years in farming in Sheffield. In 1787 he moved to the town of Williston, Vermont. He moved his family to Florida, New York about 1794 adn six years later to Preble, New York. His farm lay on the present Tully line and adjoined that of his brother Samuel. He and his wife were members of the Presbyterian Church in Preble.

"Once on a time there was a string of Trowbridge farms about a mile long, one-half mile south from Tully village, in the town of Preble, commencing with William and his family of boys on the north.. Milo, my father, next; Uncle James next; and Uncle Hiram with his boys in the old, big red house of Grandfather Seth; next was Uncle Samuel, brother of Seth. All of these were farmers brought up to the trade of farming, and it was a real Trowbridge neighborhood. But oh, how changed it now is! I am the only Trowbridge living in the two towns; all have passed away, or wandered off th the Far West. Grandfather Seth was a strong, enterprising Yankee. Most of the seven sons were six-footers, and the six daughters were as fine-looking girls as could be found round about."

His wife was of Dutch descent intelligent and hardy..

1. Eli TROWBRIDGE b. 1786.
2. 4. Minor TROWBRIDGE b. 29 Jul 1787, Willistion, Vermont; d. 6 Nov 1876, Newark, New York.
3. John TROWBRIDGE b. 31 Jul 1790.
4. Cornelia TROWBRIDGE b. 3 Mar 1792.
5. James TROWBRIDGE b. 3 Mar 1794.
6. Milo TROWBRIDGE b. 3 Dec 1795.
7. Pamela TROWBRIDGE b. 1797.
8. Hiram TROWBRIDGE b. 1799.
9. Stephen TROWBRIDGE b. 14 Aug 1804, Preble, , New York; d. 5 Jan 1895, Elgin, Kane, Illinois.
10. Caroline TROWBRIDGE b. 1805.
11. Sally TROWBRIDGE b. 3 Mar 1808; d. 12 Feb 1878.
12. Polly TROWBRIDGE b. 14 Apr 1810.
13. Catherine TROWBRIDGE b. 19 Jun 1812.