What happened to Mary Jane Truby Henry and her children after the tragic death of her husband?
Simon Truby's Historic Farmhouse & the Families Who Lived There
What happened to Mary Jane Truby Henry and her children after the tragic death of her husband?
It can be a rare thrill to uncover details about the day-to-day lives of our forebears—things we likely take for granted in our own daily lives. It’s especially precious when the information is from the 1800s or earlier.
Truby and Chambers families of western Pennsylvania: Farmhouse history and the Revolutionary war.
What clues can gravestones give us about a person or family now gone? See if you can match grave markers to brief Truby family bios.
On a fall afternoon in 1921, Clark Owens Truby opens a letter that demands he place $100 next to his dad’s backyard chicken coop, or he will be killed. The letter is signed “Black Hand”
1854 was a rough year for Capt Truby of Gilpin Twp. His crops failed, his dad died, and his 3-year-old son lost his sight. But the Captain took in an orphan boy who helped him out.