James Truman m.7-6-1743,at Haverford Meeting,Mary Llewelyn dau.of Morris Llewelyn,of Merion Twp.She received a certificate from Haverford to Phila.,1-8-1743,4,but on 2-28-1755,they obtained one from the latter to Haverford,with four of their children;and on 11-10-1758,a certificate to return again to the city.They had children: Richard,d.6-4-1813,aged 69;m.1st 6-15-1774,at Pine St.Meeting,Phila Abigail Estey,d.7-12-1775;dau.of Moses and Eunice Estey,of Reading town,East Jersey;2nd m.to Rachel Sykes,dau.of Thomas,of Charleston, S.C.She d.7-20-1808,aged 52. Morris,d.11 mo.1830,aged about 81;m.7-5-1781,at Middletown Meeting, Mary Sharpless;dau.of Joseph and Mary Sharpless,of Middletown.He was a paper maker on Darby Creek for a time and later removed to Bridgeport,Fayette Co.,Pa.,where he and his sons built engines for the first steamboats on the Monongahela. Evan,m.4-11-1782,at Phila.Meeting,Hannah Dubre,dau.of William and Mary Dubre,of the Northern Liberties of the city of Phila.They had several children. James,b.10-3-1753;d.2-20-1826;m.Phebe Moore. William,killed by a fall from a scaffold,aged 18.