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William Trueblood
William W. Trueblood,born in Greensboro, N.C. Dec.13, 1839. Died May 27, 1912 in Decatur, IL.
Ruby Boling of Scottsburg, Scott County, IN was born on December 31, 1911, and died at age 86 years old on August 29, 1998.
![[Gettysburg, Pa., vicinity. G.J. White's house]](https://media-af-photos.ancientfaces.com/168/1239861/1239861-small.jpg)
[Gettysburg, Pa., vicinity. G.J. White's house]
Photograph from the main eastern theater of the war, Gettysburg, June-July, 1863.
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry 1863 Company C
Six E. M. of Co. C, 54th Regt. Pa Vol. Inf.: Seated (L-R): J. Spangler; J. Hulsapple; William Stick. Standing; E. J. Luhr; John Hamer; J. Koontz.
People in photo include: William Stick Hulsapple, J. Spangler, J. Hulsapple, William Stick, E. J. Luhr, John Hamer, and J. Koontz
People in photo include: William Stick Hulsapple, J. Spangler, J. Hulsapple, William Stick, E. J. Luhr, John Hamer, and J. Koontz
He preferred to be called by his middle name, Newton. Newton married Sarah Jane Trueblood on 8 AUG 1871 at Salem, Washington County, IN. Newton was a farmer.
Sarah Jane is my great, great grandmother. She married two different men named Thomas Morris...Thomas Aaron Morris was her first husband. He was struck and killed by lightning in 1868. Then, she married Thomas Newton Morris, my great, great grandfather.
Elijah Miller was born on May 21, 1870. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Elijah Miller.
Miller family of Jackson County , Indiana
From left to right Elijah Miller my G-grandfather, center Mr. Clendenin brother-in-law of Elijah, Oliver Perry Miller my GG-grandfather.
People in photo include: Oliver Perry Miller
People in photo include: Oliver Perry Miller
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Gravestones of Abraham & Nancy (Green) Fleenor
Abraham, born 4 May 1786 in Washington Co., VA. s/o Nicholas & Maria Catharina Fleenor (originally Flinner), died 9 April 1874. He and wife Nancy Green(e) Fleenor were married before 1810 and migrated to the wilderness of southern Indiana. Nancy Green, born 20 Jan. 1792 in England and died 30 Nov. 1865) at age 73 y 10 m and 10 d. They were pioneers in the area when it was the Indiana Territory, a part of the original Northwest Territory and were citizens in 1816 when Indiana became a State under the first governor, William Henry Harrison.
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Postcards
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