Garriott Family Genealogy
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CENSUS:
1860 Wash Co, IN census: has (all b. NC) Elizabeth Trueblood 62, Nathan Trueblood 40, Farm Laborer; and Henry Trueblood 25, Farm Laborer.
1870 Wash Co, IN census: has Nathan Trueblood 48, b. NC, Farmer w/ $1,000 RE; Emily Trueblood 22, b. IN, Keeping House; and Lily F Trueblood 11/12, b. IN.
1900 Pierce Twp, Wash Co, IN census: has George Bierly 20, b. IN, Servant-Farm Laborer in the household of Hamilton W & Carrie M Bauer.
1920 Scott Co, IN census: has (all b. IN) George W Bierly 39, Farmer-General Farm; Algie Bierly 30; Ethel M Bierly 11; Allen W Bierly 8; and Lillian Bierly 6.
1930 Scott Co, IN census: has (all b. IN) George W Bierly 49, Laborer-Farm General; Alga B Bierly 41; Allen W Bierly 19, Laborer-General Farm; Lillian I Bierly 16; and Marjorie A Bierly 5.
1940 Finley Twp, Scott Co, IN census: has (all b. IN) George W Byerly 51, Overseer-Farms; Algie N Byerly 51; Allen W Byerly 28; and Marjorie Byerly 15.
06-Emily Garriott
Birth: about 1847, Indiana
Home: Wash Co, IN
Death: 25 Oct 1899- age 52 16
Burial: Beech Grove Cemetery
Father: Jacob Jr Garriott
Marriage: 11 Sep 1868, Wash Co, IN: Bk H/102
Spouse: Nathan TRUEBLOOD
Birth: 1823, Scottsburg, Scott Co, IN
Death: 27 Sep 1899, Wash Co, IN- age 76 16
Burial: Beech Grove Cemetery
Occupation: Farmer
Military: Union Army, Civil War: Private, Company F, 66th Regt, IN Volunteerss 15
Father: Edward Borrough Trueblood
Mother: Elizabeth Hosea (1798-)
CHILDREN: Emily and Nathan had five children:
07----LILY F TRUEBLOOD [b. about 1869]; [census]
07----WILLIE TRUEBLOOD [b. 1886; d. Jul 1888- age 2];
07----MARGARET TRUEBLOOD [findagrave.com];
07----ELIZABETH TRUEBLOOD [findagrave.com]; and
07----ALGIE NETTIE TRUEBLOOD [b. 22 Mar 1889, Wash Co, IN; d. 27 Dec 1947, rural Scottsburg, Wash Co, IN- age 58, bur. Bethel Cemetery], m. George William BIERLY [b. 21 Feb 1881, Wash Co, IN; d. 1957- age 75, bur. Bethel Cemetery], the son of John Sanderson Bierly (1851-1928) and Malinda Ann Mahuron, on 11 Nov 1906, had four children: [findagrave.com]
08----ETHEL MAE BYERLY [b. 29 Jan 1908; d. 21 Mar 1980, Salem, Wash Co, IN- age 72, bur. Little York Cemetery], m 1st Charles Lloyd HOWELL, had son:
09----CHARLES LEON HOWELL [b. 28 Jul 1929; d. 23 Mar 1991- age 61, bur. Little York Cemetery];
Ethel 2nd Leslie M HOWELL [b. 7 Apr 1905, IN; d. 22 Sep 1984- age 79], had son:
09----JAMES DALE HOWELL [b. 3 Sep 1941; d. 31 Dec 1965- age 24, bur. Little York Cemetery];
08----ALLEN WESLEY BYERLY [b. 31 Jan 1911; d. 25 Dec 1997- age 86, bur. Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery], SSN: 307-01-9949/IN;
08----LILLIAN IRENE BYERLY [b. 4 May 1913; d. 16 Jan 1973- age 59, bur. Little York Cemetery], m. William Benton ANDERSON [b. 17 Mar 1916, White Co, IN; d. May 1986- age 70, bur. Little York Cemetery] on 29 May 1935, had two sons:
09----NORMAN EUGENE ANDERSON [b. 2 Dec 1936, Scott Co, IN], and
09----LARRY DAVID ANDERSON; and
08----MARJORIE ANN BYERLY [b. 19 May 1924; d. Jul 1992- age 68, bur. Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery], SSN: 311-70-0769/IN.
MILITARY:16 Nathan Trueblood, at 39 years old, enlisted as a private in Company F, 66th Indiana Infantry, commanded by Capt Alfred Morris at New Albany, Floyd County, IN, on 19 Aug 1862 to serve 3 years. He was on the muster roll of Company F from enlistment to 30 Jun 1864 is reported present for duty. Jul and Aug 1864, and is in the Field Hospital, GA on 27 Jul 1864. Sep & Oct 1864 he is present, and on all subsequent rolls. He was mustered out and honorably discharged on 3 Jun 1865 at Indianapolis, IN. The 66th Indiana Infantry was the same unit in which many of his future wife's cousins served.
PENSION:16 Nathan Trueblood's first application a pension was dated 21 Apr 1876. In his pension application [claim 214.372] on 7 Jul 1882 Nathan Trueblood was described as 59 years old, 5'-10" tall, dark complexion, dark hair, and dark eyes. He was treated at the Regimental Hospital in Corinth, (Alcorn Co) Mississippi, in Jul 1863, and, "Contracted bilious fever and, for five weeks, was unable to return to duty, and said disease affected his head to such an extent as to cause a total and permanent loss of his hair." He was also treated at the Regimental Hospital at Marietta, GA for diarrhea and lung disease from exposure..., also causing hernia of right side from hard coughing.
1874 General Affidavit: John Hardin, 53, provided an affidavit that Nathan, "contracted billious fever and was unable for the space of five weeks to return to duty." The disease affected his head and was the cause of a permanent loss of hair.
1877 General Affidavit: Captain Alfred Morris, 46, provided an affidavit on 16 Jun 1877 before a notary, stating that Nathan Trueblood was well known to him and in Company F, 66th Regiment. He said at the time of the organization of the company that, "Nathan was a healthy sound man, and had a good coat of natural hair upon his head." He added that Nathan, in the summer of 1863, about Jul, he was taken sick while the company was in Corinth, MS, with a fever, and was confined to his bed for several weeks. "When he got up his hair commenced to fall off his head. He was completely bald by Sep 1963. Although he remained in the service until the company was mustered out, his health was never good after that."
1899 GUARDIANSHIP: 16 Thomas H Everitt, age 42, appeared before the Scott Co, IN Circuit Court on 31 Oct 1899 stating that he, as the legal guardian of Alge A Trueblood, the legitimate child of Nathan Trueblood and Emily Garriott Trueblood, should receive the pension provided for her.
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