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| ? Truan | = | Eliza Trevaskis (1856–?) |
David Jamison Davis (1870–1930) |
= | Suesanna A. Rankin (1868–1947) |
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| JOHN T. TRUAN (1890–1962) |
= | MILDRED IRENE DAVIS (1896–1975) |
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| Thomas David (1922–1959) = |
Marilyn Grace (1924–2008) = |
| Naomi Halsey King (1920–1959) |
Clair Burdette Chandler (1915–2003) |
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| David Burdette Suesanna Janes (Barnes) |
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| NAME |
John T. Truan |
Mildred Irene Davis |
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| DOB |
30 May, 1890 |
27 June, 1896 |
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| LOCATION |
South Fayette, PA |
Pitcairn, PA |
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| DOD |
1962 |
July, 1975 |
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| INTERNMENT |
Bethel Presbyterian Cemetery, Bethel Park, PA |
Bethel Presbyterian Cemetery, Bethel Park, PA |
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| MILITARY SERVICE |
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| OCCUPATION |
Coal Mine Laborer; Shipyard Bolter; Signal Plant/Steelmill Machinist |
| NOTES |
John was born in Maryland, and both parents, in England. In 1910 he was living with his mother, Eliza, and brother, Thomas, in Mahanoy (Ward 5), Schuylkill Co., PA, working as a laborer in a coal mine. In 1920 John and his mother were living with his sister and family (Mary and Frank Messerschmidt) in Philadelphia (Ward 40), where he was a bolter in a shipyard. By 1930 John and Mildred were married and living with her parents and their children in Edgewood, PA, where he worked as a machinist in a signal plant. In 1940, they were still living with Susanna in Edgewood where he worked as a machinist in a steel mill. Marilyn is the author of Hamlet to Highways: A History of Monroeville, Pennsylvania, with illustrations and photographs by her husband, Clair (self-published, 1988). |
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| YEAR |
LOCATION |
HEAD |
OCCUPATION |
SPOUSE |
CHILDREN AT HOME |
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| 1930 |
Edgewood, PA |
David J. Davis (60) |
Retired |
Suesanna Davis (61) |
John T. Truan (39) (Son-in-law) Mildred Irene (34) David Truan (8) Marilyn G. Truan (5) |
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| 1940 |
Edgewood, PA |
Suesanna Davis (73) |
Mildred Truan (44) John Irene (50) Thomas Truan (18) Marilyn Truan (16) |
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