President Truman’s Daughter, Margaret Truman Daniel Passed Away
Mary Margaret Truman Daniel daughter of the 33rd American president Harry Truman died from an illness today at Chicago. She was known as a writer who published 32 books fictional and non fictional throughout her lifetime. She had made an insider view of the her father and mother’s life during Harry Truman’s presidency.
She wrote the following fictional books: Murder in the White House (1980), Murder on Capitol Hill (1981), Murder in the Supreme Court (1982), Murder in the Smithsonian (1983), Murder on Embassy Row (1984), Murder at the FBI (1985), Murder in Georgetown (1986), Murder in the CIA (1987), Murder at the Kennedy Center (1989), Murder at the National Cathedral (1990), Murder at the Pentagon (1992), Murder on the Potomac (1994), Murder at the National Gallery (1996), Murder in the House (1997), Murder at the Watergate (1998), Murder in the Library of Congress (1999), Murder in Foggy Bottom (2000), Murder in Havana (2001), Murder at Ford’s Theater (2002), Murder at Union Station (2004), Murder at the Washington Tribune (2005), Murder at the Opera (2006), and Murder on K Street (2007) .
She is also responsible for publishing the following non fictional books: Souvenir, Margaret Truman’s Own Story 1956, White House Pets 1969, Harry S. Truman 1973, Woman of Courage 1976, Letters From Father: The Truman Family’s Personal Correspondence 1981, Bess W. Truman 1986, Where The Buck Stops: The Personal and Private Writings of Harry S. Truman 1989, First Ladies 1995 and The President’s House: 1800 to the Present 2004.
Mary Margaret Truman Daniel had lived a fruitful life. God Bless her soul.
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