History of Lawrence, Orange, and Washington counties, Indiana : from the earliest time to the present, together with interesting biographical sketches, reminiscences, notes, etc, Part 103

Author: Goodspeed Brothers
Publication date: 199-?]
Publisher: [Salem, Mass. : Higginson Book Co.]
Number of Pages: 954

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HENRY STREAKER, County Prensitror, is a native of Holland, bis ferit taking place Detodos 1%, 15, and is a som of Benjamin and Eliza Pattern Strender 11 ten years of age his Intuigrated to Amrrien, and for a Enn bor df year teilel ts Cincinnati, (quin, where he learned aud Waard ut + |peaking: In 1432 be come tur Salein Ind, and opening n log legel ius -small um, the extreme lampen of which lie to now tituly Hi- - ferien haus bren Gpsught alent by bing work, economy. 1. 1 ; w rutri jn -4 atal through this mathel he liny established not ul # pe stelle trude all ower Washington County, but has become one of the most aninstalling theprhantu of Salem Mr Streaker is a member He TO U 1' mil Maerne opfers, alle as a Democrat In pulitiry was NIMH |Kattint in |>>4 He wan tourraed November H. 1554. to Miss Sarah I L, wlot wa- Jaen in Washington County, Jod. in 1\30, m daughter ( Michael sul Mare stigendeilges Les Mosley died June 22, 1hod, and the following hand of her children yet survive her: Mary. Lizzin, fonte, Sarth. Ler H and Leon.

JAMES M TAYLOR. County Clerk. ums born in Washington Coun- ", Jodinon. Abcenter ". 1942, the sunogest mon of Samuel and Mary · Trapani Tasur Latil twrats .oor sram of age he remained at home Pr-ting ha paretit- to the farm and also attending district seboul. " hep righteen trup old he taught his first term of public school and shen twenty he netr-mlrd Sulrm Hugh Schoul two terms, He engaged in locking it that age und was afterward book keeper in the wooles mills Vrat Is left he wo appointed Deputy Treasurer of the county. wing m sich apLlece motbs, then moving to Campbelleburg, EN mile organik parents Succeeding this for two years be taught [ =\ . wl al. xml +h \7mouseil to Memphis, Indinon, teaching in the startech obe d thent pitney until 1474 In March of that year be way [pitn Dote tibility (lek tial it Is7> was elected ss principelot

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that office for four years. He has since been re elected and is now serr. ing bis wecond torm. In politics be in a stalwart Democrat. Mar 5 1864, Mien Mary F. MeCaskay became his wife, and four children have blessed them, and are named Lulu. Lillie B., Nellie D and Holou M. The parents are montales of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

JOHN H TRUEBLOOD, Pustmastar at Canton. was born in this county September 11, ISia, und is the oldest of ton chillren horn 10 James and Patany Trueblood, both natives of North Carolina. where they married, Ort. 13. 1514. James Trueblood was horn February 27, 1705. and received a much more than ordinary edneation. He and wife moved to Washington County, Ind., in 1$15. where by a long life of usefulness they galued the respect and esteomo of all who knew thein. Firm in bis upin- lots ngalost banan slavery, he lived to see his greatest wish conannauated. and died May S, 1854, a suember of the Friends Church. His wife. also a truber of that religions denomination, died April 22. 15.4. Juba H. Trueblood lived with bin parents until his majority, and subsequently for a number of years, clerked. operated a market wagon. merchandised at Harristown where be also was Postmaster and railway agent. and fur three years was engaged in the gruevry trade at New Albany and kept the Cuentaercial Hotel. Succeeding this be returned to Chaton where for the past twenty five years he has hevo Pontmunter. Mr. Trueblood has been four times married: fret in 1880. to Sareb Green: best in 1831, to Nancy Thompson: the third time to Elizabeth Thompson. and the last time in 1502, to Elizabeth Allager. Three children were born to his first marriage, ooly Benjamin F. now Iving. ovoe to bis second. three by his third, all dead. and six by bin prevent wife, the following yet living: Luelin E., Sarab E., Miunle E .. Bertha M. and Josephine E.

JOSEPH TRUEBLOOD, a native of the county of which be is now a resident, is a son of Nathan and Patience (Newby) Trueblood, whn wore batives of North Carolina, the former born October 31, 1751 and the lat tor in 17×4. These parents were married in their uative State and in 1815 immigrated W'estwaril where land was chenper and better. They set- tled in Washington County. Indiana Territory. where Mr. Trueblowi died January 22, 1570, preceded by Mrs. Trueblood February 1. 1VS. Jo- soph Trueblood, as did bis father before him. bas followed agricultural pursuits through life. He was born September 8, 1917, and February 10, 1842, led to the matrimonial altar Misa Semira B. Lindley, who was born in this county January 14. 1920. Mrs. Trueblood is a danghter ot Samuel and Mary (Braztan) Lindley, who were born in North Carolina December 29, 1771, and March 15, 1777, respectively. They immigrated to this county in 1811 when there were na many Indians as white people. atil bere Mr. Lindley died, February 11, 1939. and his wife, April 11. 1846. Mr. Trueblood is the owner of a fine farm, is a Republican In politics, and he and wife are members of the Frienda Church, and parents of this faroliy: Lacius R., Edmund A . Mary L. (Mrs. A. P. Hin-haw). and Elizabeth (decek-el).

SAMUEL TRUEBLOOD was born in Washington County. Ind., December 19, 1821 Caleb Trueblood, bis father, was born May 2 1700, in the Old North State, married Miss Mary Pyle, who was born May 21. 1707, a daughter of Jobo and Ruth Pyle, nod in about 1510 immigrated to thiscounty, where they took an active part in pioneer par- waits, nad where he died June 3. 1457. and his wife July 20. 1945. Caleb Trueblood. Sr., grandfather of Samuel, was born April 14. 1182,

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in North Carolina, # son of Amos Trueblood, who emigrated from England to this country in 1 700. Samuel Trueblood bas Iwen a constant rablent of this county from the time of his birth, and for Liany years bas benn a minister of the Society of Friends. June 12, 1313, be mnr. ried Priscilia Wilson, who was born in this county May 17. 1821. 31rx Truebluul is a daughter of Hanry and Deborah iCochin| Wilson, wbso resportive births orcurent in North Carolina, April 8, 1791, and Novons- bør 25, 1714 They came to Washington County, Ind, abont 1814, where Mr Waleos sind July 12. I'd, presented by his wife July 15. 1.35. To the marriage of Samuel Trueblood and wife the following card children have been born: Emily, born July 22, 1546; Melinda, January 22, 1540; Limun M. February 18, Ihn4; Houry W., July 14, 15ha; Deborab A .. December 18, 1958, died February 17, 1875; Lamire, November 12, 1638; Alida C. July 21, 1x11, amil Mary Ada. June 18.

WILLIAM F TRUEBLOOD & ustive of the county in which bo ret residen. was born November 22, 1823, a wow of Abel mud Mary ISicons: Trueblood, who were natives of North Carolina. frum whenen they immigrated tn Washington County. Ind., in 1516, where Mr. Tine blol lied in Iyi at the ngge of sixty nine teare, bis widow following laiu wreral years later. They were among Wasblogton County's heut people and followers of the Yonkers' religious belief. William F. Trie- bkaal was raised ou the old home Enrt, in youth attending the district schools. He advocates the principles of the Republican party: bax served his lowasbip with credit ns Trustee, and in the owner of i farma containing 171 seres. Marrb 13, INDI. be married Mims Sarab Parker, and by ber is the father of four children. namod. Maria, SIetıkla. How MIT E. Stunt, Addie and Horme JL MImm. Trueblood in a native of thr Hluosjer State: born September 1, 1550, daughter of William and Elizabeth il'celes Parker. Both Mr. Trupbloxi and wife are members of the Society of Friends

DA. THOMAS M. TUCKER. horo in Washington County, Ind . Anguet 25, 1823 is a son of James aml Sarah iHouston) Tucker, who wore natives respectively of Gourgis and Kroturky, and who settled brar Nous Pusluletphia, in this county, in 1824. where the former ihed in Ivii, smil las widow in IS1. They were well known and highly ren- poetel jegdle, and members of the Presbyterian Church. Thomas M. wekol on bis fechor's farm. stil attendeil district school until nineteen wwf'4 will, thou attendml Wastuogton County Seouiuary at Salom for a time, and later Hanover College, which gra lagted bire in 1853. For nix rootb. he was in charge of the Liwain Seminary, succeeding which bo stiliml igelieine with Dr Fishinek, abl attroded medical lectures al the Canrtusati Medical College, from which he received bis degree ns .M 1) " on It, For four years be practiced bis profession at Now I'miladelphia. theo moral to Salem, where be couliused three years longer From that lune until 199% be carried on an extensive practice in the northern part of the ounty with headquarters at Kossuth, then Arturowi tu Sales. where be bas moce resided, engaged in active business Jutrmitte In 1 5; he was noited in marriage with Miss & Burke, who slied after two vrati of wedded life. Mury Burcham became hin second wite in 18-12. and mix children have been born to them' Jumpes B. Will- ine W .. Mary L., Barob E .. Martha I. and Elizabeth B.

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HON. S. B. VOYLES, a native of Salem, Ind .. was born July 18, 1848, and was bera educated and reared to manhood. When treason threatened to overthrow the Union, be volnoteerel bis services for its preservation and Angust 10, 1801, became a private in Company G. Eighteenth Reg. iment Indiana Volunteer Infantry. Ho netively participated in the battles of Pes Ridge. Cotton Plant, Thompson's Hills, Raymond. Champion Hills, Big Black River. the siege and capture of Vicksburg. the siege of Juckaug, and after ths reduction of the lutter city was returned to Vicksburg From here they were went to New Orleans and from thence orderad to repair to Matagorda Island. Tex .. and capture Fort Esperanza. After that mission was secessfully performed, Mr. Voyles temnined on detached duty until being mustered out in August. I'll, by reason of term of service expiring. Returning home be attended school for a time, then rond Inw in Franklin County, Mio., with Judge J. W. Owens. In 150% he began practicing his profession, and has bere built up a large and lucrative practier. As a Democrat be hns served two, alective torms ending October 22, 1877, as Prosecutor for the Third Judicial Circuit, nad in 1876 was a delegate to the National Democratic Convention boll at St. Louis. Hs bas also served as a member of the Indiana State Democratie Central Committee, atl la 1550 was elected tu the Stato Sonate Willard, Clara. Tommy and Katie me the children bora to bis naion with Miss Mand Huston, which was solecunized Novem ber 13. 1873. Mr. Vorles is a son of William and Barbara (Wilson) Vorles, both boru here and the latter yet having, and grandson of Roland and Elizabeth (Lingle) Vorles, who were natives of North Carolina and immigrated to Washington County, Ind. to 1512 Williams Voyles great . grandfather of S. B., and father of Roland, was a native of Wales, and came to America In about 1740), with the French Huguenots, who were compelled to leave their native land by reason of their religious belief. He bere served In the Revolutionary war.

THOMAS WILLIAMS, a native of Clermont County, Ohio, was born March 8, 1820. John Williams, ble father, was born in Ohio and was twice married, his first wife, the mother of Thuinns, being Mary McGindley, a Pennsylvanian by birth; and the latter Between Sheldon. By each wife he was the father of aiz children, only one In the first and two by the last now living. Thomas Williams was raised on a farm in his native State, where he received a common education and where he learned blacksmithing. June 14, 1847, he became a private in Company D. Fourth Regiment Ohio Volunteer Jufantry for the Mexican war, and serving with Gen. Lane through many marches and battles of Atlixco und Tlasonlos, was discharged in July. 1948 In 1830 Nancy Pool became his wife, and May 1, 1834, he was left a widower with one w- Rufus L., sinee deceased. Christman, 1534, be married Nancy A. Hous. lon. and shortly thereafter moved to Texns and engaged in wool and stock. growing. February 22, 1802, bin second wife died, and September 14, 1565. Cynthia L. Houston, his second wife's aister and present wife. breame Mrs. Williams Ths fall of 1565 be was appointed l'ostmaster at Canton, Tez., and a short time previous was commissioned by the Governor, Clerk of Van Zant County. By virtue of the latter office ba hecame a member of the Board that miministerod the oath of munesty to disloyal citizens. In November, I'M, he removed North and until March, 1873. resided in Spencer County, this State, and Minnesota Since then bo bas resided at Salem, keeping hotel, and is the present proprietor of

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thr Hungate Honte Alle. Eccion Larretin (dlecraymit and Anbie (drevnedt. were the children born to bis ercond marriage and Kate J to his present union L'otil 18:4 Mr. \ illantur was a llemocral in politics, then a Know Nothing and mure 1800 a Republican. He is a member of the A. F. & A M. n dimit member of the I. O. O F, and he and family belong to the Regular Baptist Church

JOHN L. WILLIAMS a successful hardware morrehant of Salem, was born in Washington Conuts. Iod. October I. 1934, and is a grand- min of William Williams, atul sou of William R and Hananh Williams, The family of which our subject is a representative, is among the ableut of Washington County, their former boor being in North Carolina. John I. was raised to toanhom] on his father's farm, and aside from the .listrict schools attoniled the High School at Salem nod the State I'niver. +ity ut Bloomington. Fur some time be was engaged in school touchIDg. el Don tite wes.lag as Principal of the Orange County SSeminary at Paobs. In 1964 ho wun eluctul Surveyor of Washington County. te electel in I'M, amit in |4;0 was pireusl to the Anditorship of this counts After werving fullt years in the latter capacity be was again elected, onenpring Hint idtter antil Isi UIr is a Democrat in politics, a meubier idf the Ya-war lordherbisul And also the Christian Church. Tu bis marriage with Katie, dunglater .. f Han ters and Fanny i Browat Hughes, four ebit. .tren he se tusun Isarra as follows MEney, Annie. Charles and Mand The untun isa hintivi of this county. her birth uceniring in 1\35.

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be parebased the Salem Democrat, which he has continued to pablinh sad elit in a highly acceptable manner. His murringo with Miss Jane Col. lier. daughter or William and Sallie (Grubby Collier, was solemnized March 27, 1873, and the four children born to their union are named Mand. Carl Von C., Sallie and Ellen.

DALE W. WILSON was born in Washington County. Ind , June 2). 157. John Wilson, hin paternal grandfather, was a native of Pennsyl- vania. and instried Sarah Mitchell, who was also a native of that State. They moved to Kentucky in an early dur, where William Wilson. father of Dale W .. was born in ahont 1500 They afterward removed to Obio. abd from there to Washington County, Ind., in about ISItt, where Will- iam Wilson grew to manhood, and where he married Nancy McConkey. Dale W. Wilson lived on a farm until 1553, when he went to Canton, in this county, and learnet blacksmithing. He continued working at bis trade in Canton notil 18ul, when bu moved to Salem, opened a shop, and lins sinco resided here, conducting quite an extensive business. Ju 1802 he walled Semira, a daughter of Thomas nad Jann (Lindley) Groun, and by hor as the father of these three children: Wheeler. Idella and Sally. Mir. Wilson is a Democrat, and a member of the F. & A. M.

ADAM H. and PHILBERT M WRIGHT, ore the grandsons of that old pioneer. Philbert Wright, who Immigrated from North Carolian in non Is and came to what is now Washington Township, Washington Co. Inl., where be passed the remainder of his days, Ell and Eliza- both t Bower; Wright, parents uf those whose names forin the subject for this sketeb, were among the old and tuas honored citizens of the county. They fully participated in all the hand-bipa and iuconveniences of pioneer bife and died June 14, 1833, and 1547, respectively. Adam H Wright was born October 12, 1523. on the farm where he bow residen. and which bin grandfather entered from the Government. His father having built the first or oue of the first milly in the township, be sanisted in its operation during his early years, but for many years subsequently has been engaged in agricultural purenite He belongs to the Christian Charel, is a Democrat, and uwas a first class farm of +75 acres Auguat at. Isis, he married Elizabeth, daughter of James and Sally | Luckbort) Colber, br whom be is the father of three children: Eli M, born July 7. 1849: William B .. October 18, 1935, and Mary C .. May 26, 180). Dra Wright was born in this county December 20), 1426. James Col. Hier, her father, was born in Kentucky, January 21. 170%; married March 12. 1918, Sally Lockbart, who was born in Virginia, February 18. 1802. Their respective deaths occurred November 15. 1973, and September 9. 1856. Philbert 3. Wright, fifth child born to Eli wod Elizabeth (Bowens Wright was burn September 17, 1832. He bas made farming bis prin cipal occupation through tife, and by industry and reonomy bas earned his present excellent form of $20 arres. Muy 29. 1803. he married Mis Elizabeth Wiseman, who was born in this county August 21. 1531. daughter of Jacob and Polly iRatta; Wi-rman. Two children bave crowned their union, named Grant F., born July 3, 19is, and Cora. September 22, 1572. In politien Mr. Wright is a Democrat.

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JEREMIAH& CARESS, of Brown Township, in a native of Work. atuggle D C'wanty. Indl, and was born October Hit, 1% His parents ners l'eter and Rachuel i Worralli Carens, who ruined a family uf eloven chil- de 1. no of whirb Joremminh was the third The father was a native of hontack: nud the mother of Indian the former', turth ormering in Jan mary Ist! and the latter's April 81, INIM, and their deaths November 1, 1>>]. abd October 12. 1571 Our subject previved a cuatro school Alinatou and iemmabed at home on the farm with bin pareote until they died Throughout life be bas bren engaged in agricultural pursuits with steers, as his farzu of 130 acres indientes He devotes considerable attention to sleek- raising, and in politice is a stanch Domuerst. He tisualle is ariivo to the public affairs of the quanty, and in bis township hus loro threr Inues elected Justice of the Prace, which othce br 19 now

HABERIMMIX CORNWELL, a native of Virginia, was born March Io. Is: He catar to this State from Kentucky about the year 1928, atul selied in Orange County, where him marriage to Nancy Cornwell took pince Decrisis Is 15 by which union bine children were born, of which these four are now living Wilham T., Norbou A , John Le sud Hat won Franklin In the rear 1844 they wored to this county and wij .] on the farm low verujed by his widow. He died October 22. 1%, Norhau also lives at the old bomentend, looking after the estate alt king care of his aged mother. His imarriage with Ellen V Linton, rt limeis was ardewumzed August Fi. 1902. and to their towo twelve Inklien have been born, of which these tou are now living. Charles a. I mme E. AJulphar J. Sorban H. Simon I' .. Theron E. Lawrence 1. Estellu E. Arterbar B and Mary E : all with the exception of ( 1.31 los al hotte with their parents Hin occupatioo has bern princi- jall farming in cuporetion with which he has taught schoul, and wan pageget is the mercantile bussare at Monot Carmel, and he has been Il de -grrr-aful tu thome pourstats In politics be is & Democrat

1/4NEL B DRISKELL. . outive of Brown Township, whore ba t-w sin, nas Inun Mareb 13, 1840, the seventh child in a family of 4 .4. 1 .hullreu bort le Robert and Catherior | Beck) Driskell, who wore halil respectively of Renturky and Tronmore The father came to this Stat- n Que[.sp. with his parents in the year 1810, and they were the 41Fl |=ten -n erect a long calan in what i- buw Brown Township. Hu Was war jolted by the indian, they taking si burses His birth Tat |wwwruter 1 INIS, nul his wife's, mother of Manuel, October fyih++| the age of twenty three, having in that time received a gond . Lesen n the Salem High School April 10. 1563. his marriage with Sat . . Hopper was wolepsze, and to their uning seven children have Toche Imen the mix now living Silver M., Franklin L. Eliber W .. 1. 14 ) Loan N and Luwteper C. all at home with their parents. Whi In - ke' 's rerupation bay hero manuing sod touching in the public

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schools, at both of which he has been a snecess. Ha now own: 100 acree of well improved and enitivated landl Both he and his wife are mem- hets of the Christian Church, and are Jilwral supporters of that inetitn. tion. He Is a member of the Blue Lodge in Masonry, and a Democrat in politics.

HUGH MeFLEMING, a prominent old citizen of Brown Toworship. in a native of Ontario County, N. Y . where he was born July 8. 1wn .. being the fifth child of a family of nine children horn to James and Jane [MeNeall) Fleming, who were natives respectively of Ireland and Pennsylvania, att came to this State about the year 1917, and settled in this county on the farm now owned and occupied by our subject. Hugb always lived at the vid homestead. and received a limited education in the primitive log schoolhouse of his day. October 10. 1900, bis mar- ringe with Ageline Jean was solemnized, and to their anioo the following four children have been born: Jane, Mary E. (who was united in tuar- ringe to Millard Jeant. Phiebe E and Bellona. Previous to the date of his marzingo he followed wagon-making aod distilling in connection with his fanuing, since which time he has quit distilling He has been quite successini in these varions pursuits, and now oune over (1) seres, about half of which nro yet in timber. Mrs. Fleming and children are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church. In politics be is a Republican. having been connected with the party since its organization

FRANCIS HORNER, present Traster of Brown Township and one of ita prominent citizens. is a native of Jefferson County, this State, whora he was bore January 20, 1438. being the ohlest child of a family of nine children born to Jacob and Mary | Montgomery; Horner, who were rospet. ively natives of Ohio and Indiann, the former of German and the latter of Inab descem, and came to this county in March, Jsi0, sottling on the farm now owned and occupied by on anbject F'runeis remained at home atul assisted bis parents on the farm nutil he attained his majority. He receivel a comtoon education, and his occupation has been principally Inrming. in connection with which he has tanght school during the win- ter mouths in the vicinity of his residence. He has been ynito aucorsa- ful in those parseite, and now owns 470 acres of juostly well improveil land. It politice he is a stanch Democrat, and he manifesta a goud inter. est in the political affaire of the community in which he lives and was the choice of the people for Justice of the Peace, and was elected hy them to the office of Township Trustee in April, 19%4.

NATHANIEL P MATHER, native of Brown Township, was born March 214, 1820, the fourth of seren children born to Abner andi Betsy (Kennedy ) Mather, who were tatives, respectively, of Connectient and Mas. sachusetta, and of English and Irish descent. Aboer Mother was born January 11, JTS8; when quite young his mother died, and his father married the secondl time; this marriage uot proving agreeable to Aboer he left home when but a boy. having previously acquired come knowledge of the blacksmith's trade He came to this State In ISIS in a colony who were six weeks on a flat wont ew mife to this place, having started from a point on the Allegheny River. Nathaniel received what was for his day a commonp schoul education, remaining with Ins parents until be attained hin majority. learning the hincksmith's trade Decem- her 2, 1%$1, he married Dorinda Pollard, who died January 21. 1548: norl May 2, 1>15. Barnettio Pollard became his second wife, to which marriage »is children have been burn, of whow these five are now living.

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History of Lawrence, Orange, and Washington counties, Indiana : from the earliest time to the present, together with interesting biographical sketches, reminiscences, notes, etc, Part 103

Author: Goodspeed Brothers Publication date: 199-?] Publisher: [Salem, Mass. : Higginson Book Co.] Number of Pages: 954

Author: Goodspeed Brothers
Publication date: 199-?]
Publisher: [Salem, Mass. : Higginson Book Co.]
Number of Pages: 954