Henry Truesdel, son of James and Rebecca [_________], b. near Flat Rock [twn], Kershaw County, S.C. @ 1810, 
d. Alabama 1 Nov 1857, buried Flat Rock Cemetery; m. Flat Rock, S.C. @ 1830 - Drucilla Cauthen, 
b. Heath Springs, S.C. 25 Oct 1812, d. Westville, S.C. 24 Aug 1887.  On marriage they lived in Lancaster 
County, owning one slave but later moved to Camden [twn], Kershaw County [Census] which became their final 
home.  He was a well-to-do farmer.  His death occurred in Alabama while on an exploratory trip to * * * .  
Shortly before Drucilla's death she had the remains reinterred in Hanging Rock Cemetery [Rev. Neil E. Truesdale].  
Drucilla, the widow, survived her husband for three decades.  She was exceedingly capable and energetic, 
becoming the matriarch of the family.  Her home, across the river from Camden, was revisited in 1935 by a 
grandson, Bailey Mahaffey, and described as an extensive three storied building, then somewhat run-down.  
Five of her sons participated in and survived the Civil War.  In 1880 she was living in Flat Rock [twn], 
her daughter Susan and the family of her youngest son, Lewis Marion, living with her [Census].
Children [Census and Fam Rec] born S.C.;

	i	James Thomas	1831-____; m. 1st Mary Lottie Wilson;
					m. 2d Mary Gay
	ii	John			b. @ 1834
	iii	Elizabeth		b. @ 1836, d. Kershaw County, S.C.;
					m. 27 Aug 1854 - John Alexander Haile
	iv	Matilda		b. @ 1840, d. Camden, S.C.; m. 	
					Archie Huckabee
	v	Eliza			b. @ 1841
	vi	George		b. @ 1843
	vii	Sarah			b. @ 1844
	viii	Henry			1845-1925; m. 1872 - Sallie Ella 
					Parker
	ix	Laura			b. @ 1847
	x	Zachory Taylor	1847-1891; m. Mittie ___ Parker
	xi	Susan			b. @ 1849
	xii	Benjamin Trantham	1853-1920; m. 1874 -Laura Horton
	xiii	Louis Marion	1857-1937; m. 1876 - Elisa Ann West

James Rembert Truesdale, son of James and Rebecca [______], b. S.C. @ 1816/7; m. Eliza Cauthen, 
b. S.C. @ 1820.  He was a farmer living in Pleasant Hill [twn], Lancaster County, S.C. [Census].  After 
1870 the family moved to Mississippi by covered wagon, a six weeks trip [Rev. R.T. Truesdale].  Both died 
in Montgomery County, Miss. where they had settled [Miss Gussie Truesdel].  Children [Miss Gussie] born 
Lancaster County, S.C.:

	i	Nancy M.		b. @ 1843; m. _____ Horton
	ii	Rebecca J.		b. @ 1844; m. _____ Walker
	iii	Sarah A. [Sally] 	b. @ 1846; m. _______ Horton
						brother of Nancy's husband
	iv	James Jefferson	1848-____; m. 1873 - Mary Catherine
					Cauthen
	v	Thomas Bascom	1850-1910; m. 1st 1873 - Olivia
					A. Bailey; m. 2d - Martha Octavia
					Truesdale
	vi	John W.		Twin with Thomas, d. S.C.; m. before
					1880 - Elizabeth [Betsy] ___________
	vii	Susan			
	viii	George
	ix	Henry M.
	x	Millie		b. 1860; m. _____ Horton
	xi	William Columbus		1861-1929; m. 1882 - Emma Moore

George Truesdale, son of James and Rebecca [_____], b. S.C. @ 1820, d. before ____; m. before ____ - Mary Ann Fletcher, 
b. S.C. between 1820/30 [Census].  Living in Lancaster County, S.C. in 1850. * * * * and was rated as well-to-do.  
Children born S.C.:

	i	Mary
	ii 	Nancy
	iii	Willis Fletcher	1855-1933; m. 1877 - Julia Teodora
					Truesdale

Jesse T. Truesdale, presumed son of James and Rebecca [_______], b. S.C. @ 1820, living 1860; 
m. - M_______ [surname unknown], b. S.C. @ 1825 [Census].  He was a planter living near Camden, S.C. 
in 1860.  Children born S.C.:

	i	William	b. @ 1854
	ii	Jane		b. @ 1856
	iii	Julia		b. @ 1858