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The Trueblood Family In America
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Notes taken from

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

"...Herein is a tragic circumstance: Mary, the sister of Nathan Trueblood, m James Overman and had a baby dt who d in infancy; later she lost her husband. Mary Ann, dt of Nathan, also m an Overman, bore him a baby son and then lost her husband and became a widow just as her Aunt Mary had before her. Albert Overman is not included in Nathan Trueblood's will; thus, it is believed that he died as an infant or small child.
Mary Ann (Trueblood) Overman m (2) Isaac O. Trueblood, the youngest s of Aaron and Milicent Trueblood. They were probably m after 1876 when Isaac transferred his membership in the Raysville MM to Blue River. In 1880, they are found living near the Joseph Trueblood family; a 13-year-old boy, Amos M. Beck, was living with them." pg 73

".....Isaac O. Trueblood m (2) Mary Ann (Trueblood) Overman, widow of Benjamin Overman and dt of Nathan and Patience Trueblood of the John Trueblood division of the family. There were no children." pg 56
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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....

Mary Ann (Trueblood) (Overman) Trueblood....(The Salem Democrat, July 19, 1895)
Mary Ann Overamn an aged lady, died at the Overman House, Saturday, and was buried at the Friends Cemetery, Sunday.
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Mary Trueblood; 76 years; died Salem July 13, 1895; buried Blue River.......DR-76
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Mary Ann (Trueblood) (Overman) Trueblood....(The Republican Leader, July 19, 1895)
Mrs. Mary A. Trueblood died at the Overman hotel early Saturday morning of an acute attack of dysentary (sic). She was in her 76th year. the obituary will be published next week.
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Mary Ann (Trueblood) (Overman) Trueblood....(The Republican Leader, August 2, 1895)
Mary Ann Trueblood died at the residence of her son, Albert R. Overman, in Salem, Ind., July 13, 1895. She was the daughter of Nathan and Patience Trueblood and was born, June 17, 1820. She was of a family of six children, of whom three only survive her, Joseph and William N. Trueblood, of Salem, and Margaret, wife of Charles Albertson, of Kansas City. She was married to Benjamin A. Overman, September 11, 1843. To them was born a son, Albert R. Overman, May 14, 1845. Benjamin Overman died June 2, 1862. Mrs. Overman was again married, January 14, 1874, to Isaac O. Trueblood and he died, December 24, 1886. She was a kind patient and devoted wife and mother. Her funeral took place at the Blue River Friends Church, of which she was a life long and worthy member. Rev. Samuel Trueblood conducted the service, which was attended by a large concourse of friends and relatives.
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Mary Ann (Trueblood) (Overman) Trueblood....(July 19, 1895, Blue River Academy Items)
The funeral services and burial of Mrs. Mary Ann Trueblood took place at the Friends church here Sunday afternoon last.
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Mary Ann (Trueblood) (Overman) Trueblood....(The Democratic Sun, July 19, 1895)
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Ann Trueblood took place at the Friends' Church, three miles northeast of Salem last Sabbath afternoon.
.................................................... pg 66 & 67