Eleonora Margareta Trued
1911 - 1966 (54 years)
Person ID: I0391 | Tree: Marlys Jones - Brodd Family | Last Modified: 3 Jul 2018
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Name Eleonora Margareta Trued Notes
THE TRUED FAMILY IN THE U.S.A.
ELEONORA: Born Nov. 12, 1910 in Kiahsien, Honan Province, China, and received her early education there. Attended Luther College, and graduated from high school in Stromsburg, Nebr., after which she enrolled at York College of York, Nebr. She iis gifted in music like her mother, and was choir director and organist at the Stromsburg church.In 1945 she married Dr. Walter Fahrer who had completed graduate work for his Ph. D. degree at Iowa University in languages (German) and who had helld teaching positions at several institutions of learning. At present he is professor of languages at Bethany College, Lindsborg, Kansas, where the family resides. They have two children: Norman Dean, born Feb. 9, 1946 and Walfred John, born June 23, 1948, both very energetic.
S. Clarence Trued, Author - Published 1953
Birth 12 Nov 1911 Hs 
[1] Gender Female Died 5 Sep 1966 Buried Elmwood Cemetery, McPherson County, Kansas [2] -
Parents
Father Rev. Dr. Alfred Edward Trued (ID:I0372), b. 9 Mar 1875, Swedeburg, Saunders County, Nebraska d. 12 Jul 1946, the Immanuel Home for the Aged, Omaha, Nebraska (Age 71 years) Mother Hulda Theolina Erickson (ID:I0390), b. 6 Oct 1875, Swedeburg, Saunders County, Nebraska d. 17 Apr 1936, Muscatine, Iowa (Age 60 years) Marriage 28 Sep 1908 Grace Lutheran Church, Swedeburg, Saunders County, Nebraska by Rev. Arthur H. Peterson. [3] Children 1. Eleonora Margareta Trued (ID:I0391)
(current person)
, b. 12 Nov 1911, Hs d. 5 Sep 1966 (Age 54 years)2. 
Rev. Rev. Emmaneul Constantine Trued (ID:I0392), b. 11 Feb 1914, Kiahsin, China d. 1 Apr 1990, Collier County, Florida (Age 76 years) -
Family
Husband Walter Fahrer (ID:I0452), b. 26 Mar 1906 d. 27 Sep 1960 (Age 54 years) Marriage 22 May 1945 Douglas County, Nebraska Children 1. Living (ID:I0517)2. Living (ID:I0518) -
Other Personal Events
Baptism 29 Nov 1911 China [3] -
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