>From the publication HOPEWELL FRIENDS HISTORY 1734-1934, Frederick County, Va.-Joint Committee of Hopewell Friends:289.675599 H77. page 19-year 1752 "Along with two other Friends, JAMES CROMLEY and Lewis Neill, Issace Perkins was elected to this new vestry, and served for many years." page 22 "On August 31, 1744, Giles Chapman sold 150 acres of this land to Ulrich Ruble, and on June 3, 1744, Giles Chapman and Sarah his wife sold the remaining 250 acres of this tract to JAMES CROMLEY. Witnesses to this last mentioned deed were John Lottler, James Carter, John Frost, and W. runnells." page 305 James Crumley was a witness at the marriage of Solomon Hoge and Mary fisher on the 5th day of the 3rd month. 1794 The second entry above I have seen before, not certain about the other references here. A kind researcher looked this up for us, as she had a copy of the History of Hopewell Friends. She commented that the John Littler mentioned in deed was her own 6th great grandfather. More than likely all of these above we have seen before, but thought it good to share it again as some of us may not have referenced these. Judy V. Mason

Tricia, You have figured correctly on these two Crumleys. Truett Sr. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tricia Howard" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, September 29, 2002 8:23 PM Subject: [CRUMLEY] Berkley County, W.V. Census of 1820 > I have a question, > the ages listed for the Thomas and Henry do not fit James Crumley and Catherine Gilkey. > > They fit with William Crumley and Sarah Dunn children, > Thomas Sr. (1776) married to Elizabeth Gardner (1780) > and Henry (1780) married to Mary Rees (abt 1793) > even their children fitted the right ages and sex. > > > Did I figure this out right? > Tricia Crumley Howard > >

I have a question, the ages listed for the Thomas and Henry do not fit James Crumley and Catherine Gilkey. They fit with William Crumley and Sarah Dunn children, Thomas Sr. (1776) married to Elizabeth Gardner (1780) and Henry (1780) married to Mary Rees (abt 1793) even their children fitted the right ages and sex. Did I figure this out right? Tricia Crumley Howard

Thanks, I have my origional copy of the Crumley, Bradford section given to me by my Grandfather. I was able to get additional information on this set from a New York library that had the set. I believe the LDS has this set on microfilm. The publisher and researcher is out of business, however. LDS may also have it on the shelf, but usually once it is filmed it's removed from the shelf, I think. This genealogy states that James I was born in Yorkshire, England. It does not give a surname for Catherine. It does have his will in full. Just a tad more of information on this publication. Arlettia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Doyle Chambers" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, September 28, 2002 9:34 AM Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] James, son of James > > Hi Arlettia, > > The book is still available for various prices from http://www.abebooks.com/ > > They have listings from 75 to 225 dollars. I copied the cheapest > > "2. American Historical Society COLONIAL AND REVOLUTIONARY LINEAGES OF > AMERICA > NY: American Historical Society Wraps. VERY GOOD. The binding is paper > bound with a brown chord; the covers have some slight smudging and > creasing. The contents are clean, including the illustrations which have > tissue guards. Bookseller Inventory # 000006417 > Price: US$ 75.00 convert currency > Presented by BLACK SWAN BOOKS, INC., Richmond, VA, U.S.A." > > Regards, Doyle > > At 11:18 AM 9/28/2002 -0600, you wrote: > >Hello list, > > Ken requested the title of the book I referred to in my e-mail. > >The segment done for my grandfather, Alonzo Crumley son of Andrew Polk, was > >" Crumley, Bradford and Related Families. This was reprinted from > >" Colonial and Revolutionary Lineage's of America." The publishing company > >was The American Historical Company, Inc. New York. Published 1957 > > The company no longer exists. I tried some years ago to track it down to > >see if I could obtain source information only to find them out of business. > >I believe that the " Colonial and Revolutionary Lineage's of America" is a > >16 volume set. I'm not sure about this, but I believe that this company did > >the individual family genealogies and than incorporated them into this 16 > >volume set. I also believe that they used "family records" to make ties to > >the Colonial and Revolutionary Lineages. The reason for this belief is that > >many such references cannot be documented and has no basis. > > However, much of their documentation is very accurate and has been a > >great help to me is leading me to where to look for family history. So, if > >any of you have used this source, it can be of great help, just verify their > >facts along the way. > > If anyone questions anything from this source, please contact me as I > >may have already verified it, or proved it wrong. > > Arlettia Crumley Fyfe > > >

Hello list, Ken requested the title of the book I referred to in my e-mail. The segment done for my grandfather, Alonzo Crumley son of Andrew Polk, was " Crumley, Bradford and Related Families. This was reprinted from " Colonial and Revolutionary Lineage's of America." The publishing company was The American Historical Company, Inc. New York. Published 1957 The company no longer exists. I tried some years ago to track it down to see if I could obtain source information only to find them out of business. I believe that the " Colonial and Revolutionary Lineage's of America" is a 16 volume set. I'm not sure about this, but I believe that this company did the individual family genealogies and than incorporated them into this 16 volume set. I also believe that they used "family records" to make ties to the Colonial and Revolutionary Lineages. The reason for this belief is that many such references cannot be documented and has no basis. However, much of their documentation is very accurate and has been a great help to me is leading me to where to look for family history. So, if any of you have used this source, it can be of great help, just verify their facts along the way. If anyone questions anything from this source, please contact me as I may have already verified it, or proved it wrong. Arlettia Crumley Fyfe ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kenneth & Clara Crumbly" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, September 28, 2002 7:59 AM Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] James, son of James > Arlettia, > > Could you provide the title of the book you are referring to in this e-mail? > Thanks > Ken > > > At 11:28 AM 9/27/02 -0600, you wrote: > >Hello list > > I believe the information that states James and Catherine had a son > > named James came from the history that my Grandfather had professional > > done. In it, it says that they had a son named James that must have died > > prior to his father as he was not named in the will. This history had > > many errors and I believe this was one of them. They gave no > > documentation to back up this James' existence. > > As this history can be found in the Library of Congress and the LDS > > many researchers have had accessed it and many believed it to be factual. > > Hope this helps some of you > >Arlettia Crumley Fyfe > > > >

Hi Arlettia, The book is still available for various prices from http://www.abebooks.com/ They have listings from 75 to 225 dollars. I copied the cheapest "2. American Historical Society COLONIAL AND REVOLUTIONARY LINEAGES OF AMERICA NY: American Historical Society Wraps. VERY GOOD. The binding is paper bound with a brown chord; the covers have some slight smudging and creasing. The contents are clean, including the illustrations which have tissue guards. Bookseller Inventory # 000006417 Price: US$ 75.00 convert currency Presented by BLACK SWAN BOOKS, INC., Richmond, VA, U.S.A." Regards, Doyle At 11:18 AM 9/28/2002 -0600, you wrote: >Hello list, > Ken requested the title of the book I referred to in my e-mail. >The segment done for my grandfather, Alonzo Crumley son of Andrew Polk, was >" Crumley, Bradford and Related Families. This was reprinted from >" Colonial and Revolutionary Lineage's of America." The publishing company >was The American Historical Company, Inc. New York. Published 1957 > The company no longer exists. I tried some years ago to track it down to >see if I could obtain source information only to find them out of business. >I believe that the " Colonial and Revolutionary Lineage's of America" is a >16 volume set. I'm not sure about this, but I believe that this company did >the individual family genealogies and than incorporated them into this 16 >volume set. I also believe that they used "family records" to make ties to >the Colonial and Revolutionary Lineages. The reason for this belief is that >many such references cannot be documented and has no basis. > However, much of their documentation is very accurate and has been a >great help to me is leading me to where to look for family history. So, if >any of you have used this source, it can be of great help, just verify their >facts along the way. > If anyone questions anything from this source, please contact me as I >may have already verified it, or proved it wrong. > Arlettia Crumley Fyfe

Arlettia, Could you provide the title of the book you are referring to in this e-mail? Thanks Ken At 11:28 AM 9/27/02 -0600, you wrote: >Hello list > I believe the information that states James and Catherine had a son > named James came from the history that my Grandfather had professional > done. In it, it says that they had a son named James that must have died > prior to his father as he was not named in the will. This history had > many errors and I believe this was one of them. They gave no > documentation to back up this James' existence. > As this history can be found in the Library of Congress and the LDS > many researchers have had accessed it and many believed it to be factual. > Hope this helps some of you >Arlettia Crumley Fyfe >

I am seeking info in this David Alexander Crumbley who married Lona Kellett of Rome, Georgia. She was the daughter of thid Floyd County sherriff. David was born in Chattooga Co., Ga. on 10-10-1849 to John and Selena Senn Crumbley (Crumley). I am seeking the date of death and burial of this couple. This couple had the following children: 1 - Holmes, 2 - Willie, 3 - Charles, 4 - Myrtle, 5 - Ora. I am seeking the birthdate and place of each, their marriages, their deaths, and their burial. David was the grandson of this Benjamin H. Crumley who died in Union Co., Ga.. This David used the surname variant as CRUMBLEY. Let me hear from someone. Truett Sr. Regards Truett W. Crumley Sr. [email protected]

Many thanks, Arlettia! Very interesting, indeed. Judy

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Judy, I and others have been to Winchester and spent some time there. James the original, will is on file. It does not mention a son James at all. At the Crumley pow wow this summer no one could provide any paper trail for this son James. Ken At 10:39 AM 9/27/02 -0400, you wrote: >Let me once again check the book by Kerns that is available to me. I think >that I have read everything possible in it already, but that was sometime >ago. I have shared some of it with Truett. No, I have not researched these >two Crumbley males myself. Finding the presence of all of them in that one >1820 census stimluated me look into the name Thomas, as I did not have him >listed as their child. Now you mention that James is not proven! Do we need >fto do some work here, or what? >Oh when I think of the many times I was right there in Winchester, Va. and >could have done this. But back then I was not aware of my Crumbley line. My >Mason connection resided over on Back Creek, very near Apple Pie ridge and >the Quaker community! Perhaps we shall get some response on all of this >from others, and what documentation they may have-if there exists any! >Thanks! >Judy >

Truett, Thanks for the background info on Newt Crumley Sr. That was interesting and it's good to read the history of the some of these families and why and how they got to where they were. IThanks, Nancy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Truett Crumley" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, September 27, 2002 12:14 AM Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Newton Crumley > Nancy, I just sent you a E-Mail on a Newton Crumley. This was on Newt > Crumley Sr. who was in business with his son Newt Jr. I failed to indicate > that in previous e-mail. Truett Sr. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Nancy Lambert" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 5:22 PM > Subject: Fw: [CRUMLEY] Newton Crumley > > > > Newton Crumley Sr. died in San Francisco. > > He and his wife Lee were living in Toponah, Nye Co., Nev. in 1920: > > 1920 Nye Co., Nevada, Toponah Twp., ED 30, p. 21B > > 279-379 -Newton Crumley 40 GA GA GA > > Lee L. 32 NEV TN GA > > Newton J. Jr. 8 NEV GA NEV > > Ruth E. Lawson sis-in-law, 28 OK OK OK > > > > > > Newton Jr. owned a casino in Elko, Nev. and is credited with bringing > > entertainers to Nevada. > > Interesting web site with photos of Newt's home and a newspaper article > > concerning his death. > > http://www.elkorose.com/crumley.html > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Kenneth & Clara Crumbly" <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Monday, September 23, 2002 11:10 PM > > Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Newton Crumley > > > > > > > Yep His mother was Sarah Katherine Addington. father was Benjamin Jasper > > > Crumley. > > > He married a Lee Hunt. I do not have any children for him. > > > His father died in OK > > > Ken > > > > > > At 10:48 PM 9/22/02 -0400, you wrote: > > > >CRUMLEY NEWTON MALE born: 1 Mar 1876 Georgia > > > >Died: 3 Jul 1946 No SS # > > > > SAN FRANCISCO Calif. > > > > Mother: ADDINGTON > > > > > > > >I'm working on 278 Crumleys who died in Calif. bet. 1940-1997. > > > >This one I recognized from the James Crumley lines and thought I'd pass > > it > > > >along . > > > > > > > > >

Hello list I believe the information that states James and Catherine had a son named James came from the history that my Grandfather had professional done. In it, it says that they had a son named James that must have died prior to his father as he was not named in the will. This history had many errors and I believe this was one of them. They gave no documentation to back up this James' existence. As this history can be found in the Library of Congress and the LDS many researchers have had accessed it and many believed it to be factual. Hope this helps some of you Arlettia Crumley Fyfe

Let me once again check the book by Kerns that is available to me. I think that I have read everything possible in it already, but that was sometime ago. I have shared some of it with Truett. No, I have not researched these two Crumbley males myself. Finding the presence of all of them in that one 1820 census stimluated me look into the name Thomas, as I did not have him listed as their child. Now you mention that James is not proven! Do we need fto do some work here, or what? Oh when I think of the many times I was right there in Winchester, Va. and could have done this. But back then I was not aware of my Crumbley line. My Mason connection resided over on Back Creek, very near Apple Pie ridge and the Quaker community! Perhaps we shall get some response on all of this from others, and what documentation they may have-if there exists any! Thanks! Judy

Judy, The information that James and Catherine had a son James has not been verified. We believe this to be in error and was posted some years ago on an LDS site that no one seems to be able to correct. Personally, I believe this to be a grandson of James and Catherine through original James' son William and wife Hannah Mercer. This grandson James married Mary (Polly) Stonebridge. If you have verification that son James existed a lot of us would be very happy to change our records. However, we would need a verifiable paper trail to do that. Thanks for the other information you posted. Ken .At 11:55 PM 9/26/02 -0400, you wrote: >--part1_160.14904a23.2ac5309e_boundary >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > > >--part1_160.14904a23.2ac5309e_boundary >Content-Type: message/rfc822 >Content-Disposition: inline > >Return-path: <[email protected]> >From: [email protected] >Full-name: Jvmason >Message-ID: <[email protected]> >Date: Thu, 26 Sep 2002 22:25:06 EDT >Subject: Berkley County, W. Va. Census of 1820 >To: [email protected] >MIME-Version: 1.0 >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit >X-Mailer: AOL 7.0 for Windows US sub 10637 > >I have just viewed the 1820 Census of this country. >This is the on-line version. >I located two Crumleys. >Household# 461/531 Thomas Crumley >Household # 462/531 is that of Henry Crumley > >Thomas appears to be 45 or older >His wife 26-45 >Three males under 10 years >Two females under 10 > >Henry is 26-45 >wife of same age. >One male under 10 >3 females under 10 > >I am not certain as to Thomas relationship here. >But can see that this Henry may well be a son of James Cromley/Crumley and >Catherine Gilkey Crumley. Henry wife is recorded in out data as Sarah, I >believe. > >Take a look at this census record for yourselves and see it you can properly >id this THOMAS FOR ME. If they were brothers, then I am missing Thomas as a >child. > >I do have for James and Catherine's children (in brief) >John, William, Mary. Henry, Samuel and James. > >Thanks, >Judy V. Mason > >--part1_160.14904a23.2ac5309e_boundary-- >

Jvmason., I believe this Thomas and Henry are the sons of William Crumley Sr., son of James and Catherine. Truett Sr ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 11:55 PM Subject: [CRUMLEY] Fwd: Berkley County, W. Va. Census of 1820 > > --part1_160.14904a23.2ac5309e_boundary > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > > > --part1_160.14904a23.2ac5309e_boundary > Content-Type: message/rfc822 > Content-Disposition: inline > > Return-path: <[email protected]> > From: [email protected] > Full-name: Jvmason > Message-ID: <[email protected]> > Date: Thu, 26 Sep 2002 22:25:06 EDT > Subject: Berkley County, W. Va. Census of 1820 > To: [email protected] > MIME-Version: 1.0 > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > X-Mailer: AOL 7.0 for Windows US sub 10637 > > I have just viewed the 1820 Census of this country. > This is the on-line version. > I located two Crumleys. > Household# 461/531 Thomas Crumley > Household # 462/531 is that of Henry Crumley > > Thomas appears to be 45 or older > His wife 26-45 > Three males under 10 years > Two females under 10 > > Henry is 26-45 > wife of same age. > One male under 10 > 3 females under 10 > > I am not certain as to Thomas relationship here. > But can see that this Henry may well be a son of James Cromley/Crumley and > Catherine Gilkey Crumley. Henry wife is recorded in out data as Sarah, I > believe. > > Take a look at this census record for yourselves and see it you can properly > id this THOMAS FOR ME. If they were brothers, then I am missing Thomas as a > child. > > I do have for James and Catherine's children (in brief) > John, William, Mary. Henry, Samuel and James. > > Thanks, > Judy V. Mason > > --part1_160.14904a23.2ac5309e_boundary-- >

Nancy, I just sent you a E-Mail on a Newton Crumley. This was on Newt Crumley Sr. who was in business with his son Newt Jr. I failed to indicate that in previous e-mail. Truett Sr. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nancy Lambert" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 5:22 PM Subject: Fw: [CRUMLEY] Newton Crumley > Newton Crumley Sr. died in San Francisco. > He and his wife Lee were living in Toponah, Nye Co., Nev. in 1920: > 1920 Nye Co., Nevada, Toponah Twp., ED 30, p. 21B > 279-379 -Newton Crumley 40 GA GA GA > Lee L. 32 NEV TN GA > Newton J. Jr. 8 NEV GA NEV > Ruth E. Lawson sis-in-law, 28 OK OK OK > > > Newton Jr. owned a casino in Elko, Nev. and is credited with bringing > entertainers to Nevada. > Interesting web site with photos of Newt's home and a newspaper article > concerning his death. > http://www.elkorose.com/crumley.html > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Kenneth & Clara Crumbly" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Monday, September 23, 2002 11:10 PM > Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Newton Crumley > > > > Yep His mother was Sarah Katherine Addington. father was Benjamin Jasper > > Crumley. > > He married a Lee Hunt. I do not have any children for him. > > His father died in OK > > Ken > > > > At 10:48 PM 9/22/02 -0400, you wrote: > > >CRUMLEY NEWTON MALE born: 1 Mar 1876 Georgia > > >Died: 3 Jul 1946 No SS # > > > SAN FRANCISCO Calif. > > > Mother: ADDINGTON > > > > > >I'm working on 278 Crumleys who died in Calif. bet. 1940-1997. > > >This one I recognized from the James Crumley lines and thought I'd pass > it > > >along . > > > > > >

--part1_160.14904a23.2ac5309e_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_160.14904a23.2ac5309e_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: <[email protected]> From: [email protected] Full-name: Jvmason Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Thu, 26 Sep 2002 22:25:06 EDT Subject: Berkley County, W. Va. Census of 1820 To: [email protected] MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 7.0 for Windows US sub 10637 I have just viewed the 1820 Census of this country. This is the on-line version. I located two Crumleys. Household# 461/531 Thomas Crumley Household # 462/531 is that of Henry Crumley Thomas appears to be 45 or older His wife 26-45 Three males under 10 years Two females under 10 Henry is 26-45 wife of same age. One male under 10 3 females under 10 I am not certain as to Thomas relationship here. But can see that this Henry may well be a son of James Cromley/Crumley and Catherine Gilkey Crumley. Henry wife is recorded in out data as Sarah, I believe. Take a look at this census record for yourselves and see it you can properly id this THOMAS FOR ME. If they were brothers, then I am missing Thomas as a child. I do have for James and Catherine's children (in brief) John, William, Mary. Henry, Samuel and James. Thanks, Judy V. Mason --part1_160.14904a23.2ac5309e_boundary--

Nancy, thank you for your indepth search on this Newton (Newt) Crumley on Nevada. Let me give you some more background on this Crumley. Newton was born was born in Union Co., Ga. on 3-1-1876 to Benjamin Jasper (B.J.) and Sarah C. Addington Crumley as the youngest son and tenth child. I am very familier of this area of Union Co., as I was born in this area in 1931. Benjamin, Sarah and the family at that time moved to Cleveland, Bradley Co., Tn. around 1863 when the Civil War broke out. . On 2-18-1864, Benjamin enlisted as a Private in Co I, 12th Tn Calvary for three years in Nashville. As it was known, a lot of Eastern Tn area was divided in their loyalty. Benjamin had join the Union forces. In 12/1864, Benjamin became sick with Pneumonia and went into General Hospital in Nashvuille. Later in 1865, he was sent to his home in Jefferson Co., Indiana on a sick furlough. His family had been sent there to other Crumleys at the outset of the Civil War. He entered the General Hospital in Indianapolis. Indiana where he was honorably discharged in 2/1865. Benjamin and his family returned to Union Co. in 1866 where his siblings still lived and where the remainder of his children were born including Newton. Around 7-12-1877, Benjamin sold his 160 acres to his youngest brother, Charles Newell Jr., and migrated thru Tennessee and Indiana visiting old acquaintances and kinfolks. This move was made to get away for scorn and harassment of fellow people of Union County. By the end of 1877, Benjamin and family were in Hutchinson, Kansas and a year later they were in Kingman Co., Kansas. By late 1886, Benjamin, Sarah, and some of his family moved to Ulysses, Grant Co., Kansas where he homesteaded land. He and Sarah organized Ulysses Methodist Church. Benjamin became a Methodist minister. Here is where Newton departed from his parents going to Colorado and then to Nevada. Around 1893, Benjamin, Sarah and daughter, Sarah Ann with two grandchildren made their last move to the Cherokee Outlet Run which is now Kay Co., Oklahoma settling in Newkirk where he and Sarah died. Truett Sr. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nancy Lambert" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, September 22, 2002 10:48 PM Subject: [CRUMLEY] Newton Crumley > CRUMLEY NEWTON MALE born: 1 Mar 1876 Georgia > Died: 3 Jul 1946 No SS # > SAN FRANCISCO Calif. > Mother: ADDINGTON > > I'm working on 278 Crumleys who died in Calif. bet. 1940-1997. > This one I recognized from the James Crumley lines and thought I'd pass it > along . >

Hi Jerry! Do you still have this? I'm slightly late! LOL! Well, my new computer is set up and ready to go...I think...I am still having some problems with XP, but probably because I don't know it well enough yet. :-) I am more or less ready to get Crumley Central set up if that is still the plan. As you can see, I am still catching up with OLD email. Sincerely, Laurie At 09:39 AM 7/15/2002 -0500, you wrote: >I have a group photo of the committee that met in Atlanta in June to go over >the Crumley research data. If anyone would like for me to email you a copy, >please contact me at > > [email protected] > >and I'll send you one. > >Jerry "The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams." -Eleanor Roosevelt