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| Image | Name | Events | Relationships |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Shirley Dean Vantrease | Census 1940 Alton, Madison, Illinois, United States Residence 1935 Birth 1935 Illinois | Father Robert Vantrease Mother Ruby Vantrease Other Gale Vantrease, Francis Vantrease |
| Edith Vantrease | Residence 1935 Seattle, King, Washington Birth 1911 Mississippi Census 1940 Santa Rosa Judicial Township, Sonoma, California, United States | Spouse Fred T Vantrease |
| Virginia Van Trease | Birth 1915 Texas Census 1940 Justice Precinct 8, Harris, Texas, United States Residence 1935 Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas | Other William S Van Trease, Hanna Van Trease, Frank Van Trease, William F Van Trease |
Bernice Vantrease | Residence 1935 Same Place Birth 1923 Kentucky Census 1940 Magisterial District 3 North Franklin, Simpson, Kentucky, United States | Other John Vantrease, Dora Vantrease, Sallie Vantrease, Katie Vantrease, Charlie Vantrease, Guy Vantrease |
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Vantrease
Americanized form of German Verdries or Verdriess, itself probably of Dutch origin, a variant of Van den Dries (see Dries 2). Compare Vantreese . History: The progenitor of the majority of the Vantreases, Johann Verdries or Verdriess, came to North America in the first half of the 18th century from Hesse in Germany, and settled in MD. The surname Verdries(s) is no longer found in Germany.
Dictionary of American Family Names © Patrick Hanks 2003, 2006.
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