The ancestors of Eloise Joyce McBroom : early settlers of Fountain, Warren, & Parke counties, IN/ [research (from 1930 to 1995) by Eloise Joyce McBroom Truce ; computerized and printed by Stephen J. Thompson]
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Chiefly ancestral families of the author, Eloise Joyce McBroom Truce. She was born in 1916 at Chicago, Illinois, the daughter of Fred Milton McBroom (1889-1977) and Virtie Ruth Pitman McBroom (1895-1943). She married William Everett Truce (b. 1917) in 1940 at Chicago. They had two children, 1945-1949, born at Chicago and Lafayette, Indiana. Ancestors, descendants and relatives lived in Pennsylvania, Virginia, South Carolina, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Minnesota and elsewhere.
Ancestors include: Henry McBroom (between 1755 & 1760-1824) of Ireland, Virginia, Tennessee, and Indiana -- William Pitman (1785-1837) of Indiana -- Enoch Fenton (between 1745 & 1750-1805) of Frederick County, Virginia -- Robert Ellis (between 1750 & 1753-ca. 1803) of Virginia -- Samuel Endsworth [Ainsworth] (between 1710 & 1716-1777) of England and Lancaster County, Pennsylvania -- Cornelius Campbell (ca. 1720-1756) of Scotland and South Carolina -- William English (between 1755 & 1759-1843) of Kentucky and Indiana -- John Moore (m. 1773) of Guilford County, North Carolina.
Includes McBroom, Ainsworth, Fenton, Campbell, Pitman, English, Ellis, Moore, True, Wright, Ambrose, Clark, Bowman, Cobb, Conover, Cottey, Day, Endsworth, Engleman, Houston, Johns, Jones, Littrell, Loch, Lough, McClung, Moon, Munson, Payton, Reeves, Snodgrass, Thompson, Truce, Underhill, Ward, Whitecotton, Wright, Young and related families.
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