Elisabeth Chason Truluck was born in 1820 in Emanuel County, Georgia, USA. She died about 1895-1900 in Starke, Precinct 6, Bradford County, Florida, USA. She was the daughter of John T. Chason, born about 1780,in Cumberland, North Carolina, and Elizabeth Mims Chason, born about 1780 in Georgia.
Elisabeth married Joseph Truluck December 21, 1838 in Decatur County, Georgia, USA.
On November 1, 1850, Elisabeth lived with her husband and children in the Thomasville District, Duval County, Florida. The Thomasville District was located in the Waller/Belmore area, which also later became known as Clay County. (Census microfilm # 432-58; line 25, pg. 117b; 115 text.)
On November 13, 1850, Elisabeth became a member of Beulah Missionary Baptist Church. She came by letter. She was one of the founding members of the church, along with her husband. This information can be found in, "Beulah Baptist Church Minute Books", and in, "A History of Beulah Baptist Church, 1850-2000, Clay County, Florida, page 6.
On April 1, 1854, Elisabeth was living with her husband and children in Kingsley Lake, Clay, Florida. This can be found in, "Parade of Memories: A History of Clay County, Florida", Clay County Bicentennial Steering Committee, 1976, page 271.
On August 16, 1860, Elisabeth was 40 years old and living in Middleburg, Clay County, Florida. In the census her home was the 199th to be visited and the 199th family to be visited by the census taker, line 2. She is listed as 40 years old, born in Georgia, and living with her husband and children. Joseph and her children were listed at that time as, Elisabeth, John, Eliza, Louisa, Julia, Mary Ann, Christy, Josephine, and Edward.
On June 19,1880, Elisabeth was 60 years old and living in Starke, Bradford County, Florida. Her and Joseph were still living with some of their children, which were Edward, Martha, and Mary Ann. At this time, they were still traveling to the Thomasville District in Belmore to attend church services at Beulah Missionary Baptist Church. (Census Bradford Co. Fl., Precinct 6, house # 21, family # 22, line 6, Joseph line 5.)
In 1885 she lived in Starke, Precinct 6, Bradford, Florida.
On May 12, 1894 her son Edward, after a prolonged sickness, verbally stated his last Will and Testament, giving his mother Elizabeth everything that he owned. Witnesses to this fact were his sisters Mary C. Mangum, Eliza Moore, and Julia Knight. Edward died the 19th of May.
Elisabeth died in February 1899 in Starke, Bradford, Florida. The Will of Elizabeth Truluck was probated in the Bradford County Court house on February 20, 1899. Both her and Joseph were buried at Beulah Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery, due to the fact it was their home church and they were founding members there. Their names are also listed on a reference book of Camp Blanding's and on the list of those buried there online. Furthermore, their descendants that have maintained residency in Middleburg and Belmore, know of this through personal knowledge.
The children of Elisabeth Chason Truluck and Joseph Truluck are:
1. Elisabeth Truluck Conway (Born in 1840 in Decatur, Georgia- Died in 1899 in Kingsley, Clay, Florida); she married William Conway. Their children were: Joseph Ephraim (who was named after both of their fathers), Elizabeth, John James, Sarah E., and Ellen.
2. John F. Truluck (Born Oct. 1842 in Iamonia, Leon, Florida or Bainbridge, Decatur County, Ga. - Died unknown. He was a soldier in the Confederate States of America; he joined when he was 19, in 1861 on September 3rd.
3. Eliza Ann Truluck (born January 1848 in Whitesville, Duval, Florida {Clay}- Died abt. 1920 in Starke, Bradford, Florida. There are three other possible dates I found for her birth year, the others were 1845 & 1849. She married Frank A. Moore. Their children were: Frank A. Moore, Jr. and L. Moore. I also have that she marred Leander Jackson Moore, born abt. 1843; and they lived in Starke with their children.
4. Louisa Truluck (Born in 1847 in Whitesville, Duval, Florida {Clay}- Died April 19, 1900 in Island Grove, Alachua, Florida); She married William Crosby about 1868. William was born about 1840 and died about 1876. Their children were William Crosby, George B. Crosby, John J. Crosby, and T. Abraham Crosby. She married a 2nd tine in about 1878 to William Henry Dupree. They had 3 children: Edwin Alexander {1880-1945}, Ruth M. {1883-1977}, and William Talmadge {1889-1956}. Louisa is buried at Antioch Cemetery in Island Grove. William was born 11/6/1836 in North Carolina & died 5/8/1905.
5. Julia Ann Truluck (Born about 1848 in Whitesville, Duval, Florida {Clay}- Died ?). I have more than one possible birth year for her. She lived in the Thomasville District in 1850 and in 1880 she lived in Starke. She married Mr. Knight and they lived in Starke, Bradford, Florida.
6. Mary Ann C. Truluck (Born in 1850 in the Thomasville District, Belmore, Duval, Florida {Clay}- Died ?). She lived in Starke, Bradford, Florida in 1860-1880. She was married to Mr. Mangum and they were living in Starke in 1894.
7. Christina "Christy" Truluck (Born in December 1856 in the Thomasville District, Duval, Florida {Clay} - Died 1925). She married James T. Jones and they lived in Starke, Bradford, Florida in 1910. They had several children.
8. Josephine Truluck (Born February 11, 1855 in Kingsley, Clay, Florida - Died December 21, 1942 in Sarasota, Sarasota, Florida; she is buried at Crosby Lake Cemetery in Starke. She married William Edwards, Jr. on Nov. 24, 1879 in Starke. Wm Edwards was born 3/11/1852 & died 5/6/1921. He is buried at Crosby Lake Cemetery too. They lived in Sarasota. Their children were: Edgar, Joe, Ona, Belle {who married Robert O. Daniel}, and Agnes. On June 19, 1880 she lived next door to her parents, with one other dwelling between them. This can be seen on the census, lines 5-15, dw 91/fm 92 & dw 93/fm 94; pg. 23 Starke, Bradford, Florida. On April 9,1940 Josephine lived with her daughter Belle Daniel, in Sarasota on Goodrich Street. She was widowed.
9. Edward C. Truluck (Born abt. August 1858 or 1860 in Kingsley, Clay, Florida -Died May 19, 1894 in Starke, Bradford, Florida. On June 19, 1880 he was working on his father's farm, living at home with his parents in Starke and was single at that time (line 8, pg. 23, dw 91/fm 92; census). He lived in Starke in 1885 as well. After a prolonged sickness, he verbally left all of his belongings to his mother Elisabeth. Witnesses to this fact were his sisters Mary Ann C. Mangum, Eliza Ann Moore, and Julia Knight. This exchange was reported to Bradford County Court on May 23, 1894 and was recorded as such on January 25, 1902.
10. Martha Truluck (Born in April 1861 in Kingsley, Clay, Florida). She lived in Starke, Bradford, Florida in 1880-1885. After 1885 she must have married.
I wrote this memorial in loving memory of my Great Great Great Grandmother, 2014.
Written by Talmia Slade Burr, 2014, added to Find A Grave 2015..
Elisabeth married Joseph Truluck December 21, 1838 in Decatur County, Georgia, USA.
On November 1, 1850, Elisabeth lived with her husband and children in the Thomasville District, Duval County, Florida. The Thomasville District was located in the Waller/Belmore area, which also later became known as Clay County. (Census microfilm # 432-58; line 25, pg. 117b; 115 text.)
On November 13, 1850, Elisabeth became a member of Beulah Missionary Baptist Church. She came by letter. She was one of the founding members of the church, along with her husband. This information can be found in, "Beulah Baptist Church Minute Books", and in, "A History of Beulah Baptist Church, 1850-2000, Clay County, Florida, page 6.
On April 1, 1854, Elisabeth was living with her husband and children in Kingsley Lake, Clay, Florida. This can be found in, "Parade of Memories: A History of Clay County, Florida", Clay County Bicentennial Steering Committee, 1976, page 271.
On August 16, 1860, Elisabeth was 40 years old and living in Middleburg, Clay County, Florida. In the census her home was the 199th to be visited and the 199th family to be visited by the census taker, line 2. She is listed as 40 years old, born in Georgia, and living with her husband and children. Joseph and her children were listed at that time as, Elisabeth, John, Eliza, Louisa, Julia, Mary Ann, Christy, Josephine, and Edward.
On June 19,1880, Elisabeth was 60 years old and living in Starke, Bradford County, Florida. Her and Joseph were still living with some of their children, which were Edward, Martha, and Mary Ann. At this time, they were still traveling to the Thomasville District in Belmore to attend church services at Beulah Missionary Baptist Church. (Census Bradford Co. Fl., Precinct 6, house # 21, family # 22, line 6, Joseph line 5.)
In 1885 she lived in Starke, Precinct 6, Bradford, Florida.
On May 12, 1894 her son Edward, after a prolonged sickness, verbally stated his last Will and Testament, giving his mother Elizabeth everything that he owned. Witnesses to this fact were his sisters Mary C. Mangum, Eliza Moore, and Julia Knight. Edward died the 19th of May.
Elisabeth died in February 1899 in Starke, Bradford, Florida. The Will of Elizabeth Truluck was probated in the Bradford County Court house on February 20, 1899. Both her and Joseph were buried at Beulah Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery, due to the fact it was their home church and they were founding members there. Their names are also listed on a reference book of Camp Blanding's and on the list of those buried there online. Furthermore, their descendants that have maintained residency in Middleburg and Belmore, know of this through personal knowledge.
The children of Elisabeth Chason Truluck and Joseph Truluck are:
1. Elisabeth Truluck Conway (Born in 1840 in Decatur, Georgia- Died in 1899 in Kingsley, Clay, Florida); she married William Conway. Their children were: Joseph Ephraim (who was named after both of their fathers), Elizabeth, John James, Sarah E., and Ellen.
2. John F. Truluck (Born Oct. 1842 in Iamonia, Leon, Florida or Bainbridge, Decatur County, Ga. - Died unknown. He was a soldier in the Confederate States of America; he joined when he was 19, in 1861 on September 3rd.
3. Eliza Ann Truluck (born January 1848 in Whitesville, Duval, Florida {Clay}- Died abt. 1920 in Starke, Bradford, Florida. There are three other possible dates I found for her birth year, the others were 1845 & 1849. She married Frank A. Moore. Their children were: Frank A. Moore, Jr. and L. Moore. I also have that she marred Leander Jackson Moore, born abt. 1843; and they lived in Starke with their children.
4. Louisa Truluck (Born in 1847 in Whitesville, Duval, Florida {Clay}- Died April 19, 1900 in Island Grove, Alachua, Florida); She married William Crosby about 1868. William was born about 1840 and died about 1876. Their children were William Crosby, George B. Crosby, John J. Crosby, and T. Abraham Crosby. She married a 2nd tine in about 1878 to William Henry Dupree. They had 3 children: Edwin Alexander {1880-1945}, Ruth M. {1883-1977}, and William Talmadge {1889-1956}. Louisa is buried at Antioch Cemetery in Island Grove. William was born 11/6/1836 in North Carolina & died 5/8/1905.
5. Julia Ann Truluck (Born about 1848 in Whitesville, Duval, Florida {Clay}- Died ?). I have more than one possible birth year for her. She lived in the Thomasville District in 1850 and in 1880 she lived in Starke. She married Mr. Knight and they lived in Starke, Bradford, Florida.
6. Mary Ann C. Truluck (Born in 1850 in the Thomasville District, Belmore, Duval, Florida {Clay}- Died ?). She lived in Starke, Bradford, Florida in 1860-1880. She was married to Mr. Mangum and they were living in Starke in 1894.
7. Christina "Christy" Truluck (Born in December 1856 in the Thomasville District, Duval, Florida {Clay} - Died 1925). She married James T. Jones and they lived in Starke, Bradford, Florida in 1910. They had several children.
8. Josephine Truluck (Born February 11, 1855 in Kingsley, Clay, Florida - Died December 21, 1942 in Sarasota, Sarasota, Florida; she is buried at Crosby Lake Cemetery in Starke. She married William Edwards, Jr. on Nov. 24, 1879 in Starke. Wm Edwards was born 3/11/1852 & died 5/6/1921. He is buried at Crosby Lake Cemetery too. They lived in Sarasota. Their children were: Edgar, Joe, Ona, Belle {who married Robert O. Daniel}, and Agnes. On June 19, 1880 she lived next door to her parents, with one other dwelling between them. This can be seen on the census, lines 5-15, dw 91/fm 92 & dw 93/fm 94; pg. 23 Starke, Bradford, Florida. On April 9,1940 Josephine lived with her daughter Belle Daniel, in Sarasota on Goodrich Street. She was widowed.
9. Edward C. Truluck (Born abt. August 1858 or 1860 in Kingsley, Clay, Florida -Died May 19, 1894 in Starke, Bradford, Florida. On June 19, 1880 he was working on his father's farm, living at home with his parents in Starke and was single at that time (line 8, pg. 23, dw 91/fm 92; census). He lived in Starke in 1885 as well. After a prolonged sickness, he verbally left all of his belongings to his mother Elisabeth. Witnesses to this fact were his sisters Mary Ann C. Mangum, Eliza Ann Moore, and Julia Knight. This exchange was reported to Bradford County Court on May 23, 1894 and was recorded as such on January 25, 1902.
10. Martha Truluck (Born in April 1861 in Kingsley, Clay, Florida). She lived in Starke, Bradford, Florida in 1880-1885. After 1885 she must have married.
I wrote this memorial in loving memory of my Great Great Great Grandmother, 2014.
Written by Talmia Slade Burr, 2014, added to Find A Grave 2015..
Elisabeth Chason Truluck was born in 1820 in Emanuel County, Georgia, USA. She died about 1895-1900 in Starke, Precinct 6, Bradford County, Florida, USA. She was the daughter of John T. Chason, born about 1780,in Cumberland, North Carolina, and Elizabeth Mims Chason, born about 1780 in Georgia.
Elisabeth married Joseph Truluck December 21, 1838 in Decatur County, Georgia, USA.
On November 1, 1850, Elisabeth lived with her husband and children in the Thomasville District, Duval County, Florida. The Thomasville District was located in the Waller/Belmore area, which also later became known as Clay County. (Census microfilm # 432-58; line 25, pg. 117b; 115 text.)
On November 13, 1850, Elisabeth became a member of Beulah Missionary Baptist Church. She came by letter. She was one of the founding members of the church, along with her husband. This information can be found in, "Beulah Baptist Church Minute Books", and in, "A History of Beulah Baptist Church, 1850-2000, Clay County, Florida, page 6.
On April 1, 1854, Elisabeth was living with her husband and children in Kingsley Lake, Clay, Florida. This can be found in, "Parade of Memories: A History of Clay County, Florida", Clay County Bicentennial Steering Committee, 1976, page 271.
On August 16, 1860, Elisabeth was 40 years old and living in Middleburg, Clay County, Florida. In the census her home was the 199th to be visited and the 199th family to be visited by the census taker, line 2. She is listed as 40 years old, born in Georgia, and living with her husband and children. Joseph and her children were listed at that time as, Elisabeth, John, Eliza, Louisa, Julia, Mary Ann, Christy, Josephine, and Edward.
On June 19,1880, Elisabeth was 60 years old and living in Starke, Bradford County, Florida. Her and Joseph were still living with some of their children, which were Edward, Martha, and Mary Ann. At this time, they were still traveling to the Thomasville District in Belmore to attend church services at Beulah Missionary Baptist Church. (Census Bradford Co. Fl., Precinct 6, house # 21, family # 22, line 6, Joseph line 5.)
In 1885 she lived in Starke, Precinct 6, Bradford, Florida.
On May 12, 1894 her son Edward, after a prolonged sickness, verbally stated his last Will and Testament, giving his mother Elizabeth everything that he owned. Witnesses to this fact were his sisters Mary C. Mangum, Eliza Moore, and Julia Knight. Edward died the 19th of May.
Elisabeth died in February 1899 in Starke, Bradford, Florida. The Will of Elizabeth Truluck was probated in the Bradford County Court house on February 20, 1899. Both her and Joseph were buried at Beulah Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery, due to the fact it was their home church and they were founding members there. Their names are also listed on a reference book of Camp Blanding's and on the list of those buried there online. Furthermore, their descendants that have maintained residency in Middleburg and Belmore, know of this through personal knowledge.
The children of Elisabeth Chason Truluck and Joseph Truluck are:
1. Elisabeth Truluck Conway (Born in 1840 in Decatur, Georgia- Died in 1899 in Kingsley, Clay, Florida); she married William Conway. Their children were: Joseph Ephraim (who was named after both of their fathers), Elizabeth, John James, Sarah E., and Ellen.
2. John F. Truluck (Born Oct. 1842 in Iamonia, Leon, Florida or Bainbridge, Decatur County, Ga. - Died unknown. He was a soldier in the Confederate States of America; he joined when he was 19, in 1861 on September 3rd.
3. Eliza Ann Truluck (born January 1848 in Whitesville, Duval, Florida {Clay}- Died abt. 1920 in Starke, Bradford, Florida. There are three other possible dates I found for her birth year, the others were 1845 & 1849. She married Frank A. Moore. Their children were: Frank A. Moore, Jr. and L. Moore. I also have that she marred Leander Jackson Moore, born abt. 1843; and they lived in Starke with their children.
4. Louisa Truluck (Born in 1847 in Whitesville, Duval, Florida {Clay}- Died April 19, 1900 in Island Grove, Alachua, Florida); She married William Crosby about 1868. William was born about 1840 and died about 1876. Their children were William Crosby, George B. Crosby, John J. Crosby, and T. Abraham Crosby. She married a 2nd tine in about 1878 to William Henry Dupree. They had 3 children: Edwin Alexander {1880-1945}, Ruth M. {1883-1977}, and William Talmadge {1889-1956}. Louisa is buried at Antioch Cemetery in Island Grove. William was born 11/6/1836 in North Carolina & died 5/8/1905.
5. Julia Ann Truluck (Born about 1848 in Whitesville, Duval, Florida {Clay}- Died ?). I have more than one possible birth year for her. She lived in the Thomasville District in 1850 and in 1880 she lived in Starke. She married Mr. Knight and they lived in Starke, Bradford, Florida.
6. Mary Ann C. Truluck (Born in 1850 in the Thomasville District, Belmore, Duval, Florida {Clay}- Died ?). She lived in Starke, Bradford, Florida in 1860-1880. She was married to Mr. Mangum and they were living in Starke in 1894.
7. Christina "Christy" Truluck (Born in December 1856 in the Thomasville District, Duval, Florida {Clay} - Died 1925). She married James T. Jones and they lived in Starke, Bradford, Florida in 1910. They had several children.
8. Josephine Truluck (Born February 11, 1855 in Kingsley, Clay, Florida - Died December 21, 1942 in Sarasota, Sarasota, Florida; she is buried at Crosby Lake Cemetery in Starke. She married William Edwards, Jr. on Nov. 24, 1879 in Starke. Wm Edwards was born 3/11/1852 & died 5/6/1921. He is buried at Crosby Lake Cemetery too. They lived in Sarasota. Their children were: Edgar, Joe, Ona, Belle {who married Robert O. Daniel}, and Agnes. On June 19, 1880 she lived next door to her parents, with one other dwelling between them. This can be seen on the census, lines 5-15, dw 91/fm 92 & dw 93/fm 94; pg. 23 Starke, Bradford, Florida. On April 9,1940 Josephine lived with her daughter Belle Daniel, in Sarasota on Goodrich Street. She was widowed.
9. Edward C. Truluck (Born abt. August 1858 or 1860 in Kingsley, Clay, Florida -Died May 19, 1894 in Starke, Bradford, Florida. On June 19, 1880 he was working on his father's farm, living at home with his parents in Starke and was single at that time (line 8, pg. 23, dw 91/fm 92; census). He lived in Starke in 1885 as well. After a prolonged sickness, he verbally left all of his belongings to his mother Elisabeth. Witnesses to this fact were his sisters Mary Ann C. Mangum, Eliza Ann Moore, and Julia Knight. This exchange was reported to Bradford County Court on May 23, 1894 and was recorded as such on January 25, 1902.
10. Martha Truluck (Born in April 1861 in Kingsley, Clay, Florida). She lived in Starke, Bradford, Florida in 1880-1885. After 1885 she must have married.
I wrote this memorial in loving memory of my Great Great Great Grandmother, 2014.
Written by Talmia Slade Burr, 2014, added to Find A Grave 2015..
Elisabeth married Joseph Truluck December 21, 1838 in Decatur County, Georgia, USA.
On November 1, 1850, Elisabeth lived with her husband and children in the Thomasville District, Duval County, Florida. The Thomasville District was located in the Waller/Belmore area, which also later became known as Clay County. (Census microfilm # 432-58; line 25, pg. 117b; 115 text.)
On November 13, 1850, Elisabeth became a member of Beulah Missionary Baptist Church. She came by letter. She was one of the founding members of the church, along with her husband. This information can be found in, "Beulah Baptist Church Minute Books", and in, "A History of Beulah Baptist Church, 1850-2000, Clay County, Florida, page 6.
On April 1, 1854, Elisabeth was living with her husband and children in Kingsley Lake, Clay, Florida. This can be found in, "Parade of Memories: A History of Clay County, Florida", Clay County Bicentennial Steering Committee, 1976, page 271.
On August 16, 1860, Elisabeth was 40 years old and living in Middleburg, Clay County, Florida. In the census her home was the 199th to be visited and the 199th family to be visited by the census taker, line 2. She is listed as 40 years old, born in Georgia, and living with her husband and children. Joseph and her children were listed at that time as, Elisabeth, John, Eliza, Louisa, Julia, Mary Ann, Christy, Josephine, and Edward.
On June 19,1880, Elisabeth was 60 years old and living in Starke, Bradford County, Florida. Her and Joseph were still living with some of their children, which were Edward, Martha, and Mary Ann. At this time, they were still traveling to the Thomasville District in Belmore to attend church services at Beulah Missionary Baptist Church. (Census Bradford Co. Fl., Precinct 6, house # 21, family # 22, line 6, Joseph line 5.)
In 1885 she lived in Starke, Precinct 6, Bradford, Florida.
On May 12, 1894 her son Edward, after a prolonged sickness, verbally stated his last Will and Testament, giving his mother Elizabeth everything that he owned. Witnesses to this fact were his sisters Mary C. Mangum, Eliza Moore, and Julia Knight. Edward died the 19th of May.
Elisabeth died in February 1899 in Starke, Bradford, Florida. The Will of Elizabeth Truluck was probated in the Bradford County Court house on February 20, 1899. Both her and Joseph were buried at Beulah Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery, due to the fact it was their home church and they were founding members there. Their names are also listed on a reference book of Camp Blanding's and on the list of those buried there online. Furthermore, their descendants that have maintained residency in Middleburg and Belmore, know of this through personal knowledge.
The children of Elisabeth Chason Truluck and Joseph Truluck are:
1. Elisabeth Truluck Conway (Born in 1840 in Decatur, Georgia- Died in 1899 in Kingsley, Clay, Florida); she married William Conway. Their children were: Joseph Ephraim (who was named after both of their fathers), Elizabeth, John James, Sarah E., and Ellen.
2. John F. Truluck (Born Oct. 1842 in Iamonia, Leon, Florida or Bainbridge, Decatur County, Ga. - Died unknown. He was a soldier in the Confederate States of America; he joined when he was 19, in 1861 on September 3rd.
3. Eliza Ann Truluck (born January 1848 in Whitesville, Duval, Florida {Clay}- Died abt. 1920 in Starke, Bradford, Florida. There are three other possible dates I found for her birth year, the others were 1845 & 1849. She married Frank A. Moore. Their children were: Frank A. Moore, Jr. and L. Moore. I also have that she marred Leander Jackson Moore, born abt. 1843; and they lived in Starke with their children.
4. Louisa Truluck (Born in 1847 in Whitesville, Duval, Florida {Clay}- Died April 19, 1900 in Island Grove, Alachua, Florida); She married William Crosby about 1868. William was born about 1840 and died about 1876. Their children were William Crosby, George B. Crosby, John J. Crosby, and T. Abraham Crosby. She married a 2nd tine in about 1878 to William Henry Dupree. They had 3 children: Edwin Alexander {1880-1945}, Ruth M. {1883-1977}, and William Talmadge {1889-1956}. Louisa is buried at Antioch Cemetery in Island Grove. William was born 11/6/1836 in North Carolina & died 5/8/1905.
5. Julia Ann Truluck (Born about 1848 in Whitesville, Duval, Florida {Clay}- Died ?). I have more than one possible birth year for her. She lived in the Thomasville District in 1850 and in 1880 she lived in Starke. She married Mr. Knight and they lived in Starke, Bradford, Florida.
6. Mary Ann C. Truluck (Born in 1850 in the Thomasville District, Belmore, Duval, Florida {Clay}- Died ?). She lived in Starke, Bradford, Florida in 1860-1880. She was married to Mr. Mangum and they were living in Starke in 1894.
7. Christina "Christy" Truluck (Born in December 1856 in the Thomasville District, Duval, Florida {Clay} - Died 1925). She married James T. Jones and they lived in Starke, Bradford, Florida in 1910. They had several children.
8. Josephine Truluck (Born February 11, 1855 in Kingsley, Clay, Florida - Died December 21, 1942 in Sarasota, Sarasota, Florida; she is buried at Crosby Lake Cemetery in Starke. She married William Edwards, Jr. on Nov. 24, 1879 in Starke. Wm Edwards was born 3/11/1852 & died 5/6/1921. He is buried at Crosby Lake Cemetery too. They lived in Sarasota. Their children were: Edgar, Joe, Ona, Belle {who married Robert O. Daniel}, and Agnes. On June 19, 1880 she lived next door to her parents, with one other dwelling between them. This can be seen on the census, lines 5-15, dw 91/fm 92 & dw 93/fm 94; pg. 23 Starke, Bradford, Florida. On April 9,1940 Josephine lived with her daughter Belle Daniel, in Sarasota on Goodrich Street. She was widowed.
9. Edward C. Truluck (Born abt. August 1858 or 1860 in Kingsley, Clay, Florida -Died May 19, 1894 in Starke, Bradford, Florida. On June 19, 1880 he was working on his father's farm, living at home with his parents in Starke and was single at that time (line 8, pg. 23, dw 91/fm 92; census). He lived in Starke in 1885 as well. After a prolonged sickness, he verbally left all of his belongings to his mother Elisabeth. Witnesses to this fact were his sisters Mary Ann C. Mangum, Eliza Ann Moore, and Julia Knight. This exchange was reported to Bradford County Court on May 23, 1894 and was recorded as such on January 25, 1902.
10. Martha Truluck (Born in April 1861 in Kingsley, Clay, Florida). She lived in Starke, Bradford, Florida in 1880-1885. After 1885 she must have married.
I wrote this memorial in loving memory of my Great Great Great Grandmother, 2014.
Written by Talmia Slade Burr, 2014, added to Find A Grave 2015..
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