Milton TRUEBLOOD\Rebecca GREEN (MRIN:841)

1. Francis M TRUEBLOOD (RIN: 3285), b. 1842	See Francis M TRUEBLOOD & Alice HANKS
2. Ruth Anna TRUEBLOOD (RIN: 3287), b. 1844
3. Robert Fulton TRUEBLOOD (RIN: 3288), b. 1846
4. Mariah Jane TRUEBLOOD (RIN: 3289), b. 1848
5. Lindley D TRUEBLOOD (RIN: 3290), b. 1850
6. Martha TRUEBLOOD (RIN: 3291), b. 1850
7. Annie Catherine TRUEBLOOD (RIN: 3292), b. 1852
8. Leanaed Bliss TRUEBLOOD (RIN: 3293), b. 21 March 1854	See Leanaed Bliss TRUEBLOOD & Mary Jane GREEN
9. Luther TRUEBLOOD (RIN: 3295), b. 1856
10. Mary Delaware TRUEBLOOD (RIN: 3296), b. 1858
11. Charles Allen TRUEBLOOD (RIN: 3297), b. 1861

The Trueblood Family In America
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dbeeler/Trueblood.html

Notes taken from

"The Trueblood Family in America" by Bula Trueblood Watson, copyright 1964.'

"...It has been reported that Milton Trueblood and his family moved away from Salem; in 1850, they were living on a farm in Washington Township, Washington Co., with four children. Lindley D. Trueblood, a baby of one month (when the census was taken) may have died or may have been an orphan taken into the home. (The Census of 1850 does not tell the relationship of the individuals.) Milton left Salem after 1850, and no more is known about him and his family until 1880, when he is found living with his parents and sister, Susanna. He was 62 years old at that time and no doubt without a family of his own." pg 74
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Taken from "Obituaries- -Selected Newspapers of Washington County Indiana- -Vol V T-Z" Compiled and Edited By James E. Bolding- -Prepared for the Indiana Historial Society, Salem, Indiana 1992....

"Milton Trueblood....(The Republican Leader, August 14, 1891, Highland Items)
Milton Trueblood, who was sent to the insane asylum some time ago, was sent home last Saturday and buried at the Quaker church of this place last Sunday at 11 o'clock.
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Milton Trueblood....(August, 1891, Kossuth Items)
Milton Trueblood died at the insane asylum on the 7th instant.
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Milton Trueblood....(August, 1891, Highland Items)
Milton Trueblood, died at the hospital for the insane at Indianapolis, Friday, and was buried in Quaker graveyard here Sunday. He was a brother of our fellow neighbor, E. H. Trueblood.
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Milton Trueblood....(The Republican Leader, August 14, 1891, Canton Cullings)
J. H. Trueblood and wife went to Highland Sunday to attend the funeral of Milton Trueblood, who died at Indianapolis Friday.
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