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David Trueman
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Retired HS math teacher and municipal politician.
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Updated: November 11, 2003
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George and Etta's wedding
This is the wedding photograph of George William Trueman and his new bride Etta Udella Stiles. It was taken on or about 30 Jan 1912 at the Carl W. Pridham Studios in Amherst, Nova Scotia.
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Trueman Farm
The "Home Farm" in Truemanville, NS, is located 8.3 miles (13.3 km) east of Amherst, NS, on Highway # 6 (The Sunrise Trail). It consisted of approx. 325 acres (131.5 hectares) of cleared land and 225 acres (91 ha) of woodland (mixed hardwood and Eastern Spruce). The house pictured here was built in 1892 on the site of the old homestead established in 1853 by William Trueman (1807 - 1889) and Esther Ripley (1808 - 1892). The long barn was moved back from the road allowance by George W. Trueman in 1920 when the road was improved. the existing foundations date from that period. The barn was flattened by an eastern gale 2 Feb 1976. The house and all the acrage behind the barn has since passed out of the ownership of the Trueman Family.
J. Gilbert Trueman's Children
This photograph was probably taken shortly following the death of their mother, Sarah Elizabeth (Lowther) Trueman on the 2 December 1901.
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George W. & his Mother
Probably taken about 1891 at the Pridham Studios in Amherst, this is a picture of George William Trueman and his mother, Sarah Elizabeth (Lowther)Trueman. G. W. was the youngest child and only son of J. Gilbert and Sarah E. Trueman
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2020 marks 20 years since the inception of AncientFaces. We are the same team who began this community so long ago. Over the years it feels, at least to us, that our family has expanded to include so many. Thank you!
William Trueman & Jane Ripley
The original of this picture is printed on tin - an example of the early photographic art - "tintype". It came in an old oval frame itself over 100 years old. The people are Jane Ripley (1788-1861) and her husband, William Trueman (1780-1861), the second grandson of the original settler who landed at Fort Cumberland (Fort Beauséjour) in May 1774 off the ship Albion that had sailed from Hull, England. The original family came from the Hawnby area of Yorkshire, North Riding.
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Esther Ripley (1808-1892)
The original of this picture is a charcoal and chalk drawing of which there is only one original remaining at the John Osborne Trueman Farm in Truemanville, Nova Scotia.
Esther Ripley was the 7th child of William Ripley (1774-1845) and Hannah Coates (1775-1817). Esther and her husband, William Trueman, are buried at Truemanville, Nova Scotia
Esther Ripley was the 7th child of William Ripley (1774-1845) and Hannah Coates (1775-1817). Esther and her husband, William Trueman, are buried at Truemanville, Nova Scotia
Trueman Farm
The "Home Farm" in Truemanville, NS, is located 8.3 miles (13.3 km) east of Amherst, NS, on Highway # 6 (The Sunrise Trail). It consisted of approx. 325 acres (131.5 hectares) of cleared land and 225 acres (91 ha) of woodland (mixed hardwood and Eastern Spruce). The house pictured here was built in 1892 on the site of the old homestead established in 1853 by William Trueman (1807 - 1889) and Esther Ripley (1808 - 1892). The long barn was moved back from the road allowance by George W. Trueman in 1920 when the road was improved. the existing foundations date from that period. The barn was flattened by an eastern gale 2 Feb 1976. The house and all the acrage behind the barn has since passed out of the ownership of the Trueman Family.
The six orphans
The six siblings pictured here were orphaned and raised by family members. The youngest, Etta, seated centre, was just over 2 years old when the parents died.
People in photo include: Laura Stiles, Edna Stiles, Edward Stiles, Sadie Stiles, and Everett Stiles
People in photo include: Laura Stiles, Edna Stiles, Edward Stiles, Sadie Stiles, and Everett Stiles
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George and Etta's wedding
This is the wedding photograph of George William Trueman and his new bride Etta Udella Stiles. It was taken on or about 30 Jan 1912 at the Carl W. Pridham Studios in Amherst, Nova Scotia.
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William Trueman (1807-1889)
The original of this picture is a charcoal and chalk drawing the last known copy of which is in the possession of the John Osborne Trueman Farm in Truemanville, Nova Scotia.
William Trueman was the eldest son of William Trueman and Jane Ripley. He married Esther Rebecca Ripley in 1831 and raised 7 children. He and his wife are buried in Truemanville, NS
William Trueman was the eldest son of William Trueman and Jane Ripley. He married Esther Rebecca Ripley in 1831 and raised 7 children. He and his wife are buried in Truemanville, NS
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J. Gilbert Trueman's Children
This photograph was probably taken shortly following the death of their mother, Sarah Elizabeth (Lowther) Trueman on the 2 December 1901.
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George W. & his Mother
Probably taken about 1891 at the Pridham Studios in Amherst, this is a picture of George William Trueman and his mother, Sarah Elizabeth (Lowther)Trueman. G. W. was the youngest child and only son of J. Gilbert and Sarah E. Trueman
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Jane Ripley was born on April 25, 1788. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Jane Ripley.
Etta U Stiles was born on January 26, 1889. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Etta U Stiles.
Arthur Cardy Trueman was born on November 30, 1866. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Arthur Cardy Trueman.
Walter M Trueman was born in 1886. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Walter M Trueman.
Norman Trueman was born in 1886. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Norman Trueman.
William Albert Trueman was born on December 15, 1875. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember William Albert Trueman.
Thompson Trueman was born on December 8, 1858. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Thompson Trueman.
