Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 7th ed.,
1887, Owen Co.

FOUNTAIN G. TRUE, a farmer, was born in Scott County, Ky., April 9, 
1847, and is a son of Simeon and Margaret (McFarland) True, the 
latter a daughter of Charles McFarlane [sic], of Owen County.  Simeon 
True was a farmer, and a native of Owen County.  He had a family of 
five children, of whom four are living.  He died in 1880, surviving 
his wife seventeen years.  Robert True, paternal grandfather of our 
subject, was a native of Virginia, and settled in Kentucky at an early
day, where he remained until his death.  Fountain G. True was reared
and educated in Owen County; and followed farming until 1863, when he 
enlisted in the First Kentucky Regiment, Mounted Rifles, under Gen.
Morgan's command.  He was in the engagement at Chickamauga, at 
Knoxville, at Cotton Point under Gen. Bragg, and afterward in battle 
before Atlanta.  He was captured during Morgan's last raid, and taken 
to Rock Island.  At the close of the war he returned to Owen County, 
and in 1872 engaged in general merchandise business.  In 1874 he 
married Miss Harriet Henry, and they have two children: Allie and
Hattie.  He is a general farmer, living in New Columbus, and in 1884 
was elected town marshal, which office he still holds.  Mr. True is a
member of the Masonic fraternity.

True McFarland McFarlane Henry Morgan
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Scott-KY VA

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