Laurie, Jerry is without a computer for a few days. He will return you e-mail first of next week. Ken At 09:57 PM 9/26/02 -0500, you wrote: >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 > >

Sorry that URL listed to order Alabama death records doesn't work. I copied and pasted it from the website that offered the death info. Go to www.alapubhealth.org ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nancy Lambert" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 10:52 PM Subject: [CRUMLEY] Sarah B. Crumley > There's a death record for a Sarah B. Crumley died Sept. 1935 in Jefferson > Co., Ala. Vol. 40, Roll 3, Page 19544. > > Now there's also a Thomas J. Crumley died Jan. 1927 in Jefferson Co., Ala. > Vol. 3, Roll 2, page 1130. > Since Margaret Lawless' TJ was born the same year and died the same month > and year as TJ son of John Clark Crumly, I don't know which TJ this death > record is for. > > > For copies of Alabama death records after 1908, contact: > > Center for Health Statistics > State Dept. of Public Health > P.O. Box 5625 > Montgomery, AL 36103-5625 > Tel: 202-242-5033 > http://www.alapubhealth.org/vital/vitalrcd.htm > >

There's a death record for a Sarah B. Crumley died Sept. 1935 in Jefferson Co., Ala. Vol. 40, Roll 3, Page 19544. Now there's also a Thomas J. Crumley died Jan. 1927 in Jefferson Co., Ala. Vol. 3, Roll 2, page 1130. Since Margaret Lawless' TJ was born the same year and died the same month and year as TJ son of John Clark Crumly, I don't know which TJ this death record is for. For copies of Alabama death records after 1908, contact: Center for Health Statistics State Dept. of Public Health P.O. Box 5625 Montgomery, AL 36103-5625 Tel: 202-242-5033 http://www.alapubhealth.org/vital/vitalrcd.htm

Truett, It is true that there is a Rebecca Crumley buried at Cadiz Union Cemetery, but I do not think she was the wife of Thomas Crumley's son, John. I have never been able to determine just who she was, but there are several reasons I think she was not the wife of the John you are asking about. Her headstone does say she was the "Wife of John Crumley," and she would have been of an age to marry John. He was born in 1813, and Rebecca was born 3 February 1822. [She died 30 June 1870 at the age of 48y, 4m, 27d.] Given that birth date, I do not believe she would have been married in 1832. [According to the cemetery listing for Cadiz Union, there is a missing stone next to Rebecca's marker which may well have been that of her husband.] However, the biggest obstacle to her having been his wife is that Rebecca survived the John Crumley buried at Dickerson Church. She died in 1870 and he died in 1865. The appraisal of his estate (dated 2 May 1865) contains the following statements, "The following articles of furniture and house hold goods the(y) find Julia Crumley the widow of said decedent brought with her at the time of her marriage or came to her by bequest or gift or was purchased with her separate money afterwards 1 Looking Glass 3 Window Blinds & Curtins 1 Arm chair 1 Candle Stand 2 foot stools 1 Porcelain Kettle 4 Goblets 1 Terreen Five deep dishes 2 Bowls 1 Tin Bucket 1 Trunk one lot of Crockery." and "And we also set off and also to Julia Crumley the widow of said deceased & Ella Crumley his child under fifteen years of age the following property for their support for 12 months from the time of his decease....." The only way Rebecca could have been John's wife would be if they had divorced, and I have found no indication of that - or of a marriage either. If they had divorced, I think it unlikely she would be identified on her tombstone as the "Wife of John Crumley." It is certainly not impossible that John had been married prior to his wedding to Julia. If he was married previously, there is no record of it in Harrison County. He was just shy of forty-one when he married Julia. I do not know how old she was at the time. The estate record only says that Ella was under fifteen years of age - she might have been anything from a newborn to fourteen years old. John and Julia had been married only thirteen months when he died, so I suspect Ella was quite young, but I do not know for certain. I hope to find Julia on the 1870 census one of these days and settle that question. There is no wife buried with John at Dickerson Church, which also makes me think his widow may have remarried, particularly if she was substantially younger than he was. So far as I know, John did not serve in the Civil War. His brother, James, did serve in Company I of the 13th O.V.I. [John and James are buried beside one another.] Larry Dickerson

Nancy, this is the Thomas Jefferson Crumly (Crumley) that I am interested in and trying to obtain info on. I am trying to determine if he married Sara Fields and how many children he had and the order of their births. This Thomas was born in Dawson Co, Ga on 3-5-1861. Thomas` father (John Clark Crumly) migrated to Dekalb Co., Al. in the 1870`s. Let me have all info that you can dig up. Truett Sr. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nancy Lambert" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 6:40 PM Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Thomas Jefferson Crumly (Crumley) , Jefferson Co., Alabama > Truett, There's a Thomas J. Crumley in 1920 living in Birmingham, Jeff. > Co., Ala with a wife, Sally (B. or R) > 1920 Birmingham, Jeff. Co., Ala, ED 58, p3A > Church St. > 69-48-56 > Thomas J. Crumley 50 GA GA US carpenter > Sallie (B or R) 48 Ala Ala Tn. > Mikey L. 22 Ala GA Ala bookkeeper > > 1920 Lathamville, Dekalb Co., Ala. > Clarence Crumley working as a servant in the home of James Gaines. (if you > need more info, let me know) > two doors away, a Charley Crumley age 22 is a boarder with a George Justice > family. > Hope this helps, > Nancy > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Truett Crumley" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 4:14 PM > Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Thomas Jefferson Crumly (Crumley) , Jefferson Co., > Alabama > > > > Margaret, According to the info that I have, your Thomas Jefferson of > > Birmingham was born 7-15-1861 and the Thomas Jefferson of John Clark > Crumly > > of Dekalb Co, Al. was born 3-5-1861. This info on Thomas Jefferson of > > Dekalb Co was furnished to me by Donna Hamby. RIGHT NOW, I am trying to > > fi.nd out if Thomas of Dekalb Co married a Sara Fields. Also I am > > trying to determine how many children this couple had and the order of > > theeir births. I know that one of their sons (Clarence Jefferson) lived > in > > Rome, Floyd Co., Ga. Do you know of this couple`s children? Truett > Sr. > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "M Lawless" <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 2:45 PM > > Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Thomas Jefferson Crumly (Crumley) , Jefferson Co., > > Alabama > > > > > > > Truett, your original inquiry showed birthdate of TJC that is buried in > > > Crumly Chapel > > > UMC Cemetery. This is my grandmother's brother. > > > > > > The birthdate of the one, son of John and Jane Crumly, is different. > > This > > > one is Not > > > buried in Crumly Chapel Cem. even tho you state from the obit Thomas > > > Jefferson & > > > Sara Fields Crumly were of Birmingham, Jefferson Co. AL. > > > I know nothing about him or his burial, but would suspect he might be > > buried > > > in > > > Crossville area??? > > > > > > But be sure you show the different birthdates, please.. > > > this may keep them separated. > > > > > > Margaret > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: Truett Crumley <[email protected]> > > > To: <[email protected]> > > > Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 2:43 AM > > > Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Thomas Jefferson Crumly (Crumley) , Jefferson > Co., > > > Alabama > > > > > > > > > > Margaret, I agree with you on this Thomas Jefferson, son of Benjamin > > > > Newton. Now I am seeking info on this Thomas Jefferson, son of John > > > Clark > > > > and Jane Crumley, Crumly. He is probably the one who married Sara > > > Fields. > > > > I would like to know how many children that Thomas and Sara had and > the > > > > order of their birth. I have a obituary from The Rome News Tribune, > > > > Rome,Floyd Co., Ga that says a Clarence Jefferson Sr. was a son of a > > > Thomas > > > > Jefferson and Sara Fields of Birmingham, Jefferson Co., Al.. This > > > obituary > > > > says Clarence was born 3-18-1900 and died 4-15-1953 in Rome, Ga.. > If > > I > > > > can find how many children this last Thomas Jefferson, then I can > > compile > > > my > > > > info on Clarence Jefferson Sr. as I have all necessary info on him. > > > > Someone must have all info on this Thomas Jefferson, son of John > Clark. > > > > Let me hear from You ASAP. Truett Sr. > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > > From: "M Lawless" <[email protected]> > > > > To: <[email protected]> > > > > Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 2:06 AM > > > > Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Thomas Jefferson Crumly (Crumley) , Jefferson > > Co., > > > > Alabama > > > > > > > > > > > > > Hi Truett, > > > > > I have the information you need on the Thomas Jefferson Crumly d. > > > > 1/24/1927, > > > > > buried in Crumly Chapel UM Cem. > > > > > Birmingham, AL. This TJCrumly is lst child of Benjamin Newton > Crumly > > > and > > > > > Arabella Crumly. TJC is the oldest > > > > > brother of my grandmother, so I know whereof I speak. I have the > > > > > B.N.Crumly Bible. This TJC was born 7/15/1861 > > > > > marr. Effie Williams, daughter of Rev. James Williams and Julia Ann > > > > McAbee. > > > > > TJC and Effie only had 2 sons. The > > > > > eldest, Robert M. was b. 1/24/1903 and d. 5/6/1970. He served in > WWII > > > and > > > > > is buried in Crumly Chapel Cem. > > > > > The 2nd son was Perry Crumly b. 5/1/1906 and died of diptheria > > > 10/13/1907, > > > > > buried Crumly Chapel Cem. > > > > > > > > > > There is another Thomas Jefferson Crumly, b. Ga. who is 7th child of > > > John > > > > > Clark Crumly and Jane Crumly of Crossville, > > > > > AL. This TJC was b. 5/3/1861 and died 1/21/1927. This one is > > probably > > > > > buried in Crossville, but this is NOT the one > > > > > buried at Crumly Chapel UMC Cemetery. It is a coincidence that > these > > 2 > > > > > Thomas Jefferson Crumlys were b. same year > > > > > and died within a few days of each other. The Crossville TJC was in > > > > DeKalb > > > > > Co. AL not Jefferson Co. AL. > > > > > > > > > > This is about the 3rd time I have explained these 2 Thomas Jefferson > > > > > Crumlys. I know I have written to Truett about them > > > > > once if not twice. Hope this clears all misinformation up about > these > > 2 > > > > > guys. > > > > > > > > > > If you need any further documentation on my TJC see 1920 census > > which > > > > > lists TJC, Effie and Robert in Jeff. Co. AL > > > > > > > > > > Regards, Margaret Lawless > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > > > From: Truett Crumley <[email protected]> > > > > > To: <[email protected]> > > > > > Sent: Sunday, September 15, 2002 9:24 PM > > > > > Subject: [CRUMLEY] Thomas Jefferson Crumly (Crumley) , Jefferson > Co., > > > > > Alabama > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > I am seeking certain info on this Crumly of Jefferson Co., > Alabama. > > > I > > > > > need to know who this Crumly married. Some info indicates that he > > > > married > > > > > Sara Betty Fields. I know that Thomas Jefferson died 1-24-1927 and > > is > > > > > buried in Crumly Chapel Cemetery. I need to know all about his > > > children. > > > > > One of his children (Clarence Jefferson Sr.)migrated to Rome, Floyd > > > Co., > > > > > Ga. where he married, raised his children, and died there. > Someone > > > has > > > > > the requested info, so let me hear you ASAP. Truett Sr. > > > > > > Regards > > > > > > > > > > > > Truett W. Crumley Sr. > > > > > > [email protected] > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

Truett, There's a Thomas J. Crumley in 1920 living in Birmingham, Jeff. Co., Ala with a wife, Sally (B. or R) 1920 Birmingham, Jeff. Co., Ala, ED 58, p3A Church St. 69-48-56 Thomas J. Crumley 50 GA GA US carpenter Sallie (B or R) 48 Ala Ala Tn. Mikey L. 22 Ala GA Ala bookkeeper 1920 Lathamville, Dekalb Co., Ala. Clarence Crumley working as a servant in the home of James Gaines. (if you need more info, let me know) two doors away, a Charley Crumley age 22 is a boarder with a George Justice family. Hope this helps, Nancy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Truett Crumley" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 4:14 PM Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Thomas Jefferson Crumly (Crumley) , Jefferson Co., Alabama > Margaret, According to the info that I have, your Thomas Jefferson of > Birmingham was born 7-15-1861 and the Thomas Jefferson of John Clark Crumly > of Dekalb Co, Al. was born 3-5-1861. This info on Thomas Jefferson of > Dekalb Co was furnished to me by Donna Hamby. RIGHT NOW, I am trying to > fi.nd out if Thomas of Dekalb Co married a Sara Fields. Also I am > trying to determine how many children this couple had and the order of > theeir births. I know that one of their sons (Clarence Jefferson) lived in > Rome, Floyd Co., Ga. Do you know of this couple`s children? Truett Sr. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "M Lawless" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 2:45 PM > Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Thomas Jefferson Crumly (Crumley) , Jefferson Co., > Alabama > > > > Truett, your original inquiry showed birthdate of TJC that is buried in > > Crumly Chapel > > UMC Cemetery. This is my grandmother's brother. > > > > The birthdate of the one, son of John and Jane Crumly, is different. > This > > one is Not > > buried in Crumly Chapel Cem. even tho you state from the obit Thomas > > Jefferson & > > Sara Fields Crumly were of Birmingham, Jefferson Co. AL. > > I know nothing about him or his burial, but would suspect he might be > buried > > in > > Crossville area??? > > > > But be sure you show the different birthdates, please.. > > this may keep them separated. > > > > Margaret > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: Truett Crumley <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 2:43 AM > > Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Thomas Jefferson Crumly (Crumley) , Jefferson Co., > > Alabama > > > > > > > Margaret, I agree with you on this Thomas Jefferson, son of Benjamin > > > Newton. Now I am seeking info on this Thomas Jefferson, son of John > > Clark > > > and Jane Crumley, Crumly. He is probably the one who married Sara > > Fields. > > > I would like to know how many children that Thomas and Sara had and the > > > order of their birth. I have a obituary from The Rome News Tribune, > > > Rome,Floyd Co., Ga that says a Clarence Jefferson Sr. was a son of a > > Thomas > > > Jefferson and Sara Fields of Birmingham, Jefferson Co., Al.. This > > obituary > > > says Clarence was born 3-18-1900 and died 4-15-1953 in Rome, Ga.. If > I > > > can find how many children this last Thomas Jefferson, then I can > compile > > my > > > info on Clarence Jefferson Sr. as I have all necessary info on him. > > > Someone must have all info on this Thomas Jefferson, son of John Clark. > > > Let me hear from You ASAP. Truett Sr. > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: "M Lawless" <[email protected]> > > > To: <[email protected]> > > > Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 2:06 AM > > > Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Thomas Jefferson Crumly (Crumley) , Jefferson > Co., > > > Alabama > > > > > > > > > > Hi Truett, > > > > I have the information you need on the Thomas Jefferson Crumly d. > > > 1/24/1927, > > > > buried in Crumly Chapel UM Cem. > > > > Birmingham, AL. This TJCrumly is lst child of Benjamin Newton Crumly > > and > > > > Arabella Crumly. TJC is the oldest > > > > brother of my grandmother, so I know whereof I speak. I have the > > > > B.N.Crumly Bible. This TJC was born 7/15/1861 > > > > marr. Effie Williams, daughter of Rev. James Williams and Julia Ann > > > McAbee. > > > > TJC and Effie only had 2 sons. The > > > > eldest, Robert M. was b. 1/24/1903 and d. 5/6/1970. He served in WWII > > and > > > > is buried in Crumly Chapel Cem. > > > > The 2nd son was Perry Crumly b. 5/1/1906 and died of diptheria > > 10/13/1907, > > > > buried Crumly Chapel Cem. > > > > > > > > There is another Thomas Jefferson Crumly, b. Ga. who is 7th child of > > John > > > > Clark Crumly and Jane Crumly of Crossville, > > > > AL. This TJC was b. 5/3/1861 and died 1/21/1927. This one is > probably > > > > buried in Crossville, but this is NOT the one > > > > buried at Crumly Chapel UMC Cemetery. It is a coincidence that these > 2 > > > > Thomas Jefferson Crumlys were b. same year > > > > and died within a few days of each other. The Crossville TJC was in > > > DeKalb > > > > Co. AL not Jefferson Co. AL. > > > > > > > > This is about the 3rd time I have explained these 2 Thomas Jefferson > > > > Crumlys. I know I have written to Truett about them > > > > once if not twice. Hope this clears all misinformation up about these > 2 > > > > guys. > > > > > > > > If you need any further documentation on my TJC see 1920 census > which > > > > lists TJC, Effie and Robert in Jeff. Co. AL > > > > > > > > Regards, Margaret Lawless > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > > From: Truett Crumley <[email protected]> > > > > To: <[email protected]> > > > > Sent: Sunday, September 15, 2002 9:24 PM > > > > Subject: [CRUMLEY] Thomas Jefferson Crumly (Crumley) , Jefferson Co., > > > > Alabama > > > > > > > > > > > > > I am seeking certain info on this Crumly of Jefferson Co., Alabama. > > I > > > > need to know who this Crumly married. Some info indicates that he > > > married > > > > Sara Betty Fields. I know that Thomas Jefferson died 1-24-1927 and > is > > > > buried in Crumly Chapel Cemetery. I need to know all about his > > children. > > > > One of his children (Clarence Jefferson Sr.)migrated to Rome, Floyd > > Co., > > > > Ga. where he married, raised his children, and died there. Someone > > has > > > > the requested info, so let me hear you ASAP. Truett Sr. > > > > > Regards > > > > > > > > > > Truett W. Crumley Sr. > > > > > [email protected] > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

Margaret, According to the info that I have, your Thomas Jefferson of Birmingham was born 7-15-1861 and the Thomas Jefferson of John Clark Crumly of Dekalb Co, Al. was born 3-5-1861. This info on Thomas Jefferson of Dekalb Co was furnished to me by Donna Hamby. RIGHT NOW, I am trying to fi.nd out if Thomas of Dekalb Co married a Sara Fields. Also I am trying to determine how many children this couple had and the order of theeir births. I know that one of their sons (Clarence Jefferson) lived in Rome, Floyd Co., Ga. Do you know of this couple`s children? Truett Sr. ----- Original Message ----- From: "M Lawless" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 2:45 PM Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Thomas Jefferson Crumly (Crumley) , Jefferson Co., Alabama > Truett, your original inquiry showed birthdate of TJC that is buried in > Crumly Chapel > UMC Cemetery. This is my grandmother's brother. > > The birthdate of the one, son of John and Jane Crumly, is different. This > one is Not > buried in Crumly Chapel Cem. even tho you state from the obit Thomas > Jefferson & > Sara Fields Crumly were of Birmingham, Jefferson Co. AL. > I know nothing about him or his burial, but would suspect he might be buried > in > Crossville area??? > > But be sure you show the different birthdates, please.. > this may keep them separated. > > Margaret > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Truett Crumley <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 2:43 AM > Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Thomas Jefferson Crumly (Crumley) , Jefferson Co., > Alabama > > > > Margaret, I agree with you on this Thomas Jefferson, son of Benjamin > > Newton. Now I am seeking info on this Thomas Jefferson, son of John > Clark > > and Jane Crumley, Crumly. He is probably the one who married Sara > Fields. > > I would like to know how many children that Thomas and Sara had and the > > order of their birth. I have a obituary from The Rome News Tribune, > > Rome,Floyd Co., Ga that says a Clarence Jefferson Sr. was a son of a > Thomas > > Jefferson and Sara Fields of Birmingham, Jefferson Co., Al.. This > obituary > > says Clarence was born 3-18-1900 and died 4-15-1953 in Rome, Ga.. If I > > can find how many children this last Thomas Jefferson, then I can compile > my > > info on Clarence Jefferson Sr. as I have all necessary info on him. > > Someone must have all info on this Thomas Jefferson, son of John Clark. > > Let me hear from You ASAP. Truett Sr. > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "M Lawless" <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 2:06 AM > > Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Thomas Jefferson Crumly (Crumley) , Jefferson Co., > > Alabama > > > > > > > Hi Truett, > > > I have the information you need on the Thomas Jefferson Crumly d. > > 1/24/1927, > > > buried in Crumly Chapel UM Cem. > > > Birmingham, AL. This TJCrumly is lst child of Benjamin Newton Crumly > and > > > Arabella Crumly. TJC is the oldest > > > brother of my grandmother, so I know whereof I speak. I have the > > > B.N.Crumly Bible. This TJC was born 7/15/1861 > > > marr. Effie Williams, daughter of Rev. James Williams and Julia Ann > > McAbee. > > > TJC and Effie only had 2 sons. The > > > eldest, Robert M. was b. 1/24/1903 and d. 5/6/1970. He served in WWII > and > > > is buried in Crumly Chapel Cem. > > > The 2nd son was Perry Crumly b. 5/1/1906 and died of diptheria > 10/13/1907, > > > buried Crumly Chapel Cem. > > > > > > There is another Thomas Jefferson Crumly, b. Ga. who is 7th child of > John > > > Clark Crumly and Jane Crumly of Crossville, > > > AL. This TJC was b. 5/3/1861 and died 1/21/1927. This one is probably > > > buried in Crossville, but this is NOT the one > > > buried at Crumly Chapel UMC Cemetery. It is a coincidence that these 2 > > > Thomas Jefferson Crumlys were b. same year > > > and died within a few days of each other. The Crossville TJC was in > > DeKalb > > > Co. AL not Jefferson Co. AL. > > > > > > This is about the 3rd time I have explained these 2 Thomas Jefferson > > > Crumlys. I know I have written to Truett about them > > > once if not twice. Hope this clears all misinformation up about these 2 > > > guys. > > > > > > If you need any further documentation on my TJC see 1920 census which > > > lists TJC, Effie and Robert in Jeff. Co. AL > > > > > > Regards, Margaret Lawless > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: Truett Crumley <[email protected]> > > > To: <[email protected]> > > > Sent: Sunday, September 15, 2002 9:24 PM > > > Subject: [CRUMLEY] Thomas Jefferson Crumly (Crumley) , Jefferson Co., > > > Alabama > > > > > > > > > > I am seeking certain info on this Crumly of Jefferson Co., Alabama. > I > > > need to know who this Crumly married. Some info indicates that he > > married > > > Sara Betty Fields. I know that Thomas Jefferson died 1-24-1927 and is > > > buried in Crumly Chapel Cemetery. I need to know all about his > children. > > > One of his children (Clarence Jefferson Sr.)migrated to Rome, Floyd > Co., > > > Ga. where he married, raised his children, and died there. Someone > has > > > the requested info, so let me hear you ASAP. Truett Sr. > > > > Regards > > > > > > > > Truett W. Crumley Sr. > > > > [email protected] > > > > > > > > > >

Truett, your original inquiry showed birthdate of TJC that is buried in Crumly Chapel UMC Cemetery. This is my grandmother's brother. The birthdate of the one, son of John and Jane Crumly, is different. This one is Not buried in Crumly Chapel Cem. even tho you state from the obit Thomas Jefferson & Sara Fields Crumly were of Birmingham, Jefferson Co. AL. I know nothing about him or his burial, but would suspect he might be buried in Crossville area??? But be sure you show the different birthdates, please.. this may keep them separated. Margaret ----- Original Message ----- From: Truett Crumley <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 2:43 AM Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Thomas Jefferson Crumly (Crumley) , Jefferson Co., Alabama > Margaret, I agree with you on this Thomas Jefferson, son of Benjamin > Newton. Now I am seeking info on this Thomas Jefferson, son of John Clark > and Jane Crumley, Crumly. He is probably the one who married Sara Fields. > I would like to know how many children that Thomas and Sara had and the > order of their birth. I have a obituary from The Rome News Tribune, > Rome,Floyd Co., Ga that says a Clarence Jefferson Sr. was a son of a Thomas > Jefferson and Sara Fields of Birmingham, Jefferson Co., Al.. This obituary > says Clarence was born 3-18-1900 and died 4-15-1953 in Rome, Ga.. If I > can find how many children this last Thomas Jefferson, then I can compile my > info on Clarence Jefferson Sr. as I have all necessary info on him. > Someone must have all info on this Thomas Jefferson, son of John Clark. > Let me hear from You ASAP. Truett Sr. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "M Lawless" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 2:06 AM > Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Thomas Jefferson Crumly (Crumley) , Jefferson Co., > Alabama > > > > Hi Truett, > > I have the information you need on the Thomas Jefferson Crumly d. > 1/24/1927, > > buried in Crumly Chapel UM Cem. > > Birmingham, AL. This TJCrumly is lst child of Benjamin Newton Crumly and > > Arabella Crumly. TJC is the oldest > > brother of my grandmother, so I know whereof I speak. I have the > > B.N.Crumly Bible. This TJC was born 7/15/1861 > > marr. Effie Williams, daughter of Rev. James Williams and Julia Ann > McAbee. > > TJC and Effie only had 2 sons. The > > eldest, Robert M. was b. 1/24/1903 and d. 5/6/1970. He served in WWII and > > is buried in Crumly Chapel Cem. > > The 2nd son was Perry Crumly b. 5/1/1906 and died of diptheria 10/13/1907, > > buried Crumly Chapel Cem. > > > > There is another Thomas Jefferson Crumly, b. Ga. who is 7th child of John > > Clark Crumly and Jane Crumly of Crossville, > > AL. This TJC was b. 5/3/1861 and died 1/21/1927. This one is probably > > buried in Crossville, but this is NOT the one > > buried at Crumly Chapel UMC Cemetery. It is a coincidence that these 2 > > Thomas Jefferson Crumlys were b. same year > > and died within a few days of each other. The Crossville TJC was in > DeKalb > > Co. AL not Jefferson Co. AL. > > > > This is about the 3rd time I have explained these 2 Thomas Jefferson > > Crumlys. I know I have written to Truett about them > > once if not twice. Hope this clears all misinformation up about these 2 > > guys. > > > > If you need any further documentation on my TJC see 1920 census which > > lists TJC, Effie and Robert in Jeff. Co. AL > > > > Regards, Margaret Lawless > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: Truett Crumley <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Sunday, September 15, 2002 9:24 PM > > Subject: [CRUMLEY] Thomas Jefferson Crumly (Crumley) , Jefferson Co., > > Alabama > > > > > > > I am seeking certain info on this Crumly of Jefferson Co., Alabama. I > > need to know who this Crumly married. Some info indicates that he > married > > Sara Betty Fields. I know that Thomas Jefferson died 1-24-1927 and is > > buried in Crumly Chapel Cemetery. I need to know all about his children. > > One of his children (Clarence Jefferson Sr.)migrated to Rome, Floyd Co., > > Ga. where he married, raised his children, and died there. Someone has > > the requested info, so let me hear you ASAP. Truett Sr. > > > Regards > > > > > > Truett W. Crumley Sr. > > > [email protected] > > > > > >

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 . > > >

Margaret, I agree with you on this Thomas Jefferson, son of Benjamin Newton. Now I am seeking info on this Thomas Jefferson, son of John Clark and Jane Crumley, Crumly. He is probably the one who married Sara Fields. I would like to know how many children that Thomas and Sara had and the order of their birth. I have a obituary from The Rome News Tribune, Rome,Floyd Co., Ga that says a Clarence Jefferson Sr. was a son of a Thomas Jefferson and Sara Fields of Birmingham, Jefferson Co., Al.. This obituary says Clarence was born 3-18-1900 and died 4-15-1953 in Rome, Ga.. If I can find how many children this last Thomas Jefferson, then I can compile my info on Clarence Jefferson Sr. as I have all necessary info on him. Someone must have all info on this Thomas Jefferson, son of John Clark. Let me hear from You ASAP. Truett Sr. ----- Original Message ----- From: "M Lawless" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 2:06 AM Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Thomas Jefferson Crumly (Crumley) , Jefferson Co., Alabama > Hi Truett, > I have the information you need on the Thomas Jefferson Crumly d. 1/24/1927, > buried in Crumly Chapel UM Cem. > Birmingham, AL. This TJCrumly is lst child of Benjamin Newton Crumly and > Arabella Crumly. TJC is the oldest > brother of my grandmother, so I know whereof I speak. I have the > B.N.Crumly Bible. This TJC was born 7/15/1861 > marr. Effie Williams, daughter of Rev. James Williams and Julia Ann McAbee. > TJC and Effie only had 2 sons. The > eldest, Robert M. was b. 1/24/1903 and d. 5/6/1970. He served in WWII and > is buried in Crumly Chapel Cem. > The 2nd son was Perry Crumly b. 5/1/1906 and died of diptheria 10/13/1907, > buried Crumly Chapel Cem. > > There is another Thomas Jefferson Crumly, b. Ga. who is 7th child of John > Clark Crumly and Jane Crumly of Crossville, > AL. This TJC was b. 5/3/1861 and died 1/21/1927. This one is probably > buried in Crossville, but this is NOT the one > buried at Crumly Chapel UMC Cemetery. It is a coincidence that these 2 > Thomas Jefferson Crumlys were b. same year > and died within a few days of each other. The Crossville TJC was in DeKalb > Co. AL not Jefferson Co. AL. > > This is about the 3rd time I have explained these 2 Thomas Jefferson > Crumlys. I know I have written to Truett about them > once if not twice. Hope this clears all misinformation up about these 2 > guys. > > If you need any further documentation on my TJC see 1920 census which > lists TJC, Effie and Robert in Jeff. Co. AL > > Regards, Margaret Lawless > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Truett Crumley <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Sunday, September 15, 2002 9:24 PM > Subject: [CRUMLEY] Thomas Jefferson Crumly (Crumley) , Jefferson Co., > Alabama > > > > I am seeking certain info on this Crumly of Jefferson Co., Alabama. I > need to know who this Crumly married. Some info indicates that he married > Sara Betty Fields. I know that Thomas Jefferson died 1-24-1927 and is > buried in Crumly Chapel Cemetery. I need to know all about his children. > One of his children (Clarence Jefferson Sr.)migrated to Rome, Floyd Co., > Ga. where he married, raised his children, and died there. Someone has > the requested info, so let me hear you ASAP. Truett Sr. > > Regards > > > > Truett W. Crumley Sr. > > [email protected] > > >

Margaret, I agree with you on this Thomas Jefferson of Birmingham who married Effie Williams. They had two sons, Perry and Robert. Now I am seeking info on this Thomas Jefferson who was the son of John Clark (Jack) and Jane Crumley, Crumly of Dekalb Co, Al.. He could have married Sara ----- Original Message ----- From: "M Lawless" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 2:06 AM Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Thomas Jefferson Crumly (Crumley) , Jefferson Co., Alabama > Hi Truett, > I have the information you need on the Thomas Jefferson Crumly d. 1/24/1927, > buried in Crumly Chapel UM Cem. > Birmingham, AL. This TJCrumly is lst child of Benjamin Newton Crumly and > Arabella Crumly. TJC is the oldest > brother of my grandmother, so I know whereof I speak. I have the > B.N.Crumly Bible. This TJC was born 7/15/1861 > marr. Effie Williams, daughter of Rev. James Williams and Julia Ann McAbee. > TJC and Effie only had 2 sons. The > eldest, Robert M. was b. 1/24/1903 and d. 5/6/1970. He served in WWII and > is buried in Crumly Chapel Cem. > The 2nd son was Perry Crumly b. 5/1/1906 and died of diptheria 10/13/1907, > buried Crumly Chapel Cem. > > There is another Thomas Jefferson Crumly, b. Ga. who is 7th child of John > Clark Crumly and Jane Crumly of Crossville, > AL. This TJC was b. 5/3/1861 and died 1/21/1927. This one is probably > buried in Crossville, but this is NOT the one > buried at Crumly Chapel UMC Cemetery. It is a coincidence that these 2 > Thomas Jefferson Crumlys were b. same year > and died within a few days of each other. The Crossville TJC was in DeKalb > Co. AL not Jefferson Co. AL. > > This is about the 3rd time I have explained these 2 Thomas Jefferson > Crumlys. I know I have written to Truett about them > once if not twice. Hope this clears all misinformation up about these 2 > guys. > > If you need any further documentation on my TJC see 1920 census which > lists TJC, Effie and Robert in Jeff. Co. AL > > Regards, Margaret Lawless > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Truett Crumley <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Sunday, September 15, 2002 9:24 PM > Subject: [CRUMLEY] Thomas Jefferson Crumly (Crumley) , Jefferson Co., > Alabama > > > > I am seeking certain info on this Crumly of Jefferson Co., Alabama. I > need to know who this Crumly married. Some info indicates that he married > Sara Betty Fields. I know that Thomas Jefferson died 1-24-1927 and is > buried in Crumly Chapel Cemetery. I need to know all about his children. > One of his children (Clarence Jefferson Sr.)migrated to Rome, Floyd Co., > Ga. where he married, raised his children, and died there. Someone has > the requested info, so let me hear you ASAP. Truett Sr. > > Regards > > > > Truett W. Crumley Sr. > > [email protected] > > >

Hi Truett, I have the information you need on the Thomas Jefferson Crumly d. 1/24/1927, buried in Crumly Chapel UM Cem. Birmingham, AL. This TJCrumly is lst child of Benjamin Newton Crumly and Arabella Crumly. TJC is the oldest brother of my grandmother, so I know whereof I speak. I have the B.N.Crumly Bible. This TJC was born 7/15/1861 marr. Effie Williams, daughter of Rev. James Williams and Julia Ann McAbee. TJC and Effie only had 2 sons. The eldest, Robert M. was b. 1/24/1903 and d. 5/6/1970. He served in WWII and is buried in Crumly Chapel Cem. The 2nd son was Perry Crumly b. 5/1/1906 and died of diptheria 10/13/1907, buried Crumly Chapel Cem. There is another Thomas Jefferson Crumly, b. Ga. who is 7th child of John Clark Crumly and Jane Crumly of Crossville, AL. This TJC was b. 5/3/1861 and died 1/21/1927. This one is probably buried in Crossville, but this is NOT the one buried at Crumly Chapel UMC Cemetery. It is a coincidence that these 2 Thomas Jefferson Crumlys were b. same year and died within a few days of each other. The Crossville TJC was in DeKalb Co. AL not Jefferson Co. AL. This is about the 3rd time I have explained these 2 Thomas Jefferson Crumlys. I know I have written to Truett about them once if not twice. Hope this clears all misinformation up about these 2 guys. If you need any further documentation on my TJC see 1920 census which lists TJC, Effie and Robert in Jeff. Co. AL Regards, Margaret Lawless ----- Original Message ----- From: Truett Crumley <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, September 15, 2002 9:24 PM Subject: [CRUMLEY] Thomas Jefferson Crumly (Crumley) , Jefferson Co., Alabama > I am seeking certain info on this Crumly of Jefferson Co., Alabama. I need to know who this Crumly married. Some info indicates that he married Sara Betty Fields. I know that Thomas Jefferson died 1-24-1927 and is buried in Crumly Chapel Cemetery. I need to know all about his children. One of his children (Clarence Jefferson Sr.)migrated to Rome, Floyd Co., Ga. where he married, raised his children, and died there. Someone has the requested info, so let me hear you ASAP. Truett Sr. > Regards > > Truett W. Crumley Sr. > [email protected] >

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 . >

Name, date of birth, date of death, place of birth, place of death, SS# if known, mother's maiden name, father's surname CRUMLY ANNABEL LEE FEMALE 20 Nov 1892 7 Oct 1955 GEORGIA LOS ANGELES 554205493 MORGAN CRUMLY CRUMLY ANNIE G FEMALE 7 Oct 1896 1 Feb 1960 GEORGIA LOS ANGELES 557202709 HART CRUMLY ANNIE V FEMALE 7 Oct 1896 1 Feb 1960 GEORGIA LOS ANGELES 557202709 HART CRUMLY CHARLES WESLEY MALE 25 Dec 1913 22 Feb 1985 GEORGIA LOS ANGELES 571180748 GILLIAM CRUMLY CHARLES WILLIAM MALE 31 May 1888 25 Aug 1953 GEORGIA LOS ANGELES 569121138 MORGAN CRUMLY STEVENS HATTIE FEMALE 26 Aug 1895 1 Apr 1982 GEORGIA LOS ANGELES 565242469 MORGAN CRUMLY

Name, date of birth, date of death, place of birth, place of death, SS # (0 indicates no SS#), mother's maiden name, father's surname CRUMLEY BILLY LESTER MALE 22 Apr 1943 17 Apr 1983 GEORGIA SAN DIEGO 259669517 SEABOLT CRUMLEY JAMES NEWBURN MALE 1 Dec 1921 27 Apr 1995 GEORGIA SANTA BARBARA 259030431 SALTER CRUMLEY J GRANT MALE 31 Mar 1868 16 Sep 1940 GEORGIA SAN MATEO 0 ADDINGTON CRUMLEY CRUMLEY NEWTON MALE 1 Mar 1876 3 Jul 1946 GEORGIA SAN FRANCISCO 0 ADDINGTON CRUMLEY CRUMLEY THOMAS JOAB MALE 25 Apr 1872 4 Oct 1952 GEORGIA LOS ANGELES 0 ADDINGTON CRUMLEY GREEN GUS MALE 10 Apr 1884 21 Jul 1941 GEORGIA LOS ANGELES 0 CRUMLEY GREEN HODGE BAZZEL SULLIVAN MALE 14 Feb 1883 15 May 1950 GEORGIA KERN 0 CRUMLEY HODGE LEDFORD ROSA LEE FEMALE 5 Feb 1916 3 Aug 1988 GEORGIA HUMBOLDT 254466298 CRUMLEY DYER

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 .

Laurence, I am wondering if you have any info on this JOHN CRUMLEY who was born 4-6-1813 to Thomas and Elizabeth Gardner Crumley in Harrison Co., Ohio. I am seeking the time of his death, who he married, where both are buried. Did this John and spouse have any children? If there were children, I need info concerning their birth, marriages, occupations, deaths, and burials. Let me hear from you soon. Truett Sr. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Laurence E. Dickerson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, September 21, 2002 9:43 PM Subject: [CRUMLEY] Ohio Crumleys > I do not know how, or if, the physician James Crumley is related to > Thomas of Harrison County, Ohio. James and his wife, Jane, are buried > at the Feed Springs Cemetery in Franklin Township, Harrison County. > There is a marker which says it was erected in 1987 by their > great-grandson, Frank W. McGuire, and has inscriptions for, "James > Crumley, physician, b. 1797, d. 5 February 1851, 53y, 3m" and "Jane > Crumley, wife of James, b. 1801, d. 31 May 1876, 75y." I do not know > anything else about them. > > While in Ohio last month, I did finally find out what became of one of > the sons of Thomas Crumley and Elizabeth Gardner. Their son, Joseph, > and his wife, Elizabeth Crabtree, are buried at the Union Cemetery in > Uhrichsville, Tuscarawas County. Their obituaries are as follows: > > The Uhrichsville Chronicle, April 26th, 1905 > Mrs. Crumley > Mrs. Elizabeth Crumley, wife of Joseph Crumley, died Saturday morning at > 10:30 o'clock at her home in east Fourth street, at the age of 78 > years. She had been an invalid for years. > > Mrs. Crumley's maiden name was Elizabeth Crabtree. She was born in > Deersville Feb. 14, 1827, and spent the early part of her life there. > She was married to Mr. Crumley at Deersville in 1851. For the past > thirty-five years they have lived in Uhrichsville. One brother, Lemuel > Crabtree, and a sister, Mrs. Thomas Finnical, both of Deersville, > survive her. > ------------------------------------- > The Uhrichsville Chronicle, December 18th, 1907 > Joseph Crumley Passes Away > Joseph Crumley, one of the oldest residents of the twin cities, died at > the house of Mrs. Ross McCullough in Grant street, Dennison, Sunday > afternoon at 12:30. Few men in either of the two towns were more widely > known and none enjoyed to a greater degree the sincere respect of > friends and acquaintances. > > Since the death of his wife about three years ago Mr. Crumley seemed to > have lost his hold on life and gradually drifted with the tide of old > age until he passed peacefully away. Physicians were unable to find any > evidence of specific disease. Death was due to general debility. > > Mr. Crumley, who was almost 87 years of age, was born on Short Creek in > Harrison county April 14, 1821. For a number of years he followed > farming in the vicinity where he was born. Thirty?three years ago he > removed to Uhrichsville and built a home in Fourth street where he > resided until about one year ago, when he went to Dennison to spend his > closing days with Mrs. McCullough. > > No children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Crumley, but they reared five > girls to young womanhood, caring for them with all a parents' love. One > of these was Mrs. McCullough, who was happy to return in the last years > of her benefactor's life some of that care and kindness which she had > received at his hands in her childhood. Mrs. Albert Quimby and Mrs. > Ross Lewis were also reared in the Crumley home. > > While he never entirely gave up farming, Mr. Crumley was for a time in > the meat business here with James Harvey. He had been for years a > member of the Methodist Episcopal church here. He is universally > remembered by the people of the twin cities as a manly Christian man who > carried into his daily life his faith in Christ's teachings. He will be > greatly missed by all who knew him. > ------------------------------------------- > As to Truett's previous question about the children of Thomas, Jr., I > can only pass along information that was sent to me several years ago, > by Cheryl Crumley-Wall who, I think, is or was a subscriber to this > list. I have not personally had occasion to research this line. > Thomas, Jr. was certainly still in Harrison County in August of 1830 > when he was appointed the administrator of the estate of his brother, > Samuel. He married Elizabeth Davis in Harrison County on 31 August > 1830. I believe he moved to Wells County, Indiana c. 1844. Of their > children: > > Ira married Margaret Myers in Wells County, Indiana 10 March 1861. > Moved to Kansas. > > John did not marry. > > Eliza married James Hall, 7 December 1856 [I presume in Wells County]. > > Rachel Ann married Richard Heep, 21 September 1856, Wells County. > > Thomas James married Elizabeth Solomon, 10 September 1868, Wells County. > > Elizabeth [No info that she married]. > > Samuel McGue married Sara Elizabeth Brunk, 23 September 1869, Kokomo, > Howard County, Indiana. > > Ruth Jane, did not marry. Moved to Kansas with her brother, Ira. >

John Crumley, son of Thomas Crumley and Elizabeth Gardner, was born 6 April 1813. He married Julia F. Giesey in Harrison County on 17 March 1864. They had one known child, a daughter, Ella, mentioned in the settlement of John's estate. He died 18 April 1865 and is buried at the Dickerson M.E. Church near Cadiz. Julia survived John, but I do not know what became of her. A Julia F. Crumley married David H. Tweedy in Jefferson County, Ohio on 5 November 1873, but I have not yet determined whether she was John's widow, though it seems probable. I do not know when Julia died, where she is buried, nor do I know anything else of the daughter, Ella.

I do not know how, or if, the physician James Crumley is related to Thomas of Harrison County, Ohio. James and his wife, Jane, are buried at the Feed Springs Cemetery in Franklin Township, Harrison County. There is a marker which says it was erected in 1987 by their great-grandson, Frank W. McGuire, and has inscriptions for, "James Crumley, physician, b. 1797, d. 5 February 1851, 53y, 3m" and "Jane Crumley, wife of James, b. 1801, d. 31 May 1876, 75y." I do not know anything else about them. While in Ohio last month, I did finally find out what became of one of the sons of Thomas Crumley and Elizabeth Gardner. Their son, Joseph, and his wife, Elizabeth Crabtree, are buried at the Union Cemetery in Uhrichsville, Tuscarawas County. Their obituaries are as follows: The Uhrichsville Chronicle, April 26th, 1905 Mrs. Crumley Mrs. Elizabeth Crumley, wife of Joseph Crumley, died Saturday morning at 10:30 o’clock at her home in east Fourth street, at the age of 78 years. She had been an invalid for years. Mrs. Crumley’s maiden name was Elizabeth Crabtree. She was born in Deersville Feb. 14, 1827, and spent the early part of her life there. She was married to Mr. Crumley at Deersville in 1851. For the past thirty-five years they have lived in Uhrichsville. One brother, Lemuel Crabtree, and a sister, Mrs. Thomas Finnical, both of Deersville, survive her. ------------------------------------- The Uhrichsville Chronicle, December 18th, 1907 Joseph Crumley Passes Away Joseph Crumley, one of the oldest residents of the twin cities, died at the house of Mrs. Ross McCullough in Grant street, Dennison, Sunday afternoon at 12:30. Few men in either of the two towns were more widely known and none enjoyed to a greater degree the sincere respect of friends and acquaintances. Since the death of his wife about three years ago Mr. Crumley seemed to have lost his hold on life and gradually drifted with the tide of old age until he passed peacefully away. Physicians were unable to find any evidence of specific disease. Death was due to general debility. Mr. Crumley, who was almost 87 years of age, was born on Short Creek in Harrison county April 14, 1821. For a number of years he followed farming in the vicinity where he was born. Thirty?three years ago he removed to Uhrichsville and built a home in Fourth street where he resided until about one year ago, when he went to Dennison to spend his closing days with Mrs. McCullough. No children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Crumley, but they reared five girls to young womanhood, caring for them with all a parents’ love. One of these was Mrs. McCullough, who was happy to return in the last years of her benefactor’s life some of that care and kindness which she had received at his hands in her childhood. Mrs. Albert Quimby and Mrs. Ross Lewis were also reared in the Crumley home. While he never entirely gave up farming, Mr. Crumley was for a time in the meat business here with James Harvey. He had been for years a member of the Methodist Episcopal church here. He is universally remembered by the people of the twin cities as a manly Christian man who carried into his daily life his faith in Christ’s teachings. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him. ------------------------------------------- As to Truett's previous question about the children of Thomas, Jr., I can only pass along information that was sent to me several years ago, by Cheryl Crumley-Wall who, I think, is or was a subscriber to this list. I have not personally had occasion to research this line. Thomas, Jr. was certainly still in Harrison County in August of 1830 when he was appointed the administrator of the estate of his brother, Samuel. He married Elizabeth Davis in Harrison County on 31 August 1830. I believe he moved to Wells County, Indiana c. 1844. Of their children: Ira married Margaret Myers in Wells County, Indiana 10 March 1861. Moved to Kansas. John did not marry. Eliza married James Hall, 7 December 1856 [I presume in Wells County]. Rachel Ann married Richard Heep, 21 September 1856, Wells County. Thomas James married Elizabeth Solomon, 10 September 1868, Wells County. Elizabeth [No info that she married]. Samuel McGue married Sara Elizabeth Brunk, 23 September 1869, Kokomo, Howard County, Indiana. Ruth Jane, did not marry. Moved to Kansas with her brother, Ira.

I have the 1850 census record for James Crumley. According to the record (Harrison County, OH), he a physician, age 49, and born in Ireland. Other family members wrere Jane, 48, b. PA; Elizabeth, 20, b. OH; Margaret, 18, b. OH; Jane, 16; b. OH; and Isabelle, 10, b. OH. I think it's interesting that he moved to Harrison County, where there were several of our James Crumley descendents living. Maybe that's a clue to the origin of the family. paul -----Original Message----- From: Truett Crumley [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, September 20, 2002 8:55 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Ohio cousins To Larry Dickerson and Paul Nichols. Paul, you mentioned a James Crumley (Irish immigrant) being born 1801 migrated to Harrison Co., Ohio in your E-Mail of 4-20-2002 (Paul). Was this James born in America? Do you and Larry have any additional info on this CRUMLEY? Also Thomas brothers (Aaron ans Stephen) migrated to Harrison Co and Stephen moved on to Greene Co., Ohio. If you or Larry have additional info on this JAMES CRUMLEY, please let me hear from you. Truett Sr. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul Nichols" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, April 20, 2002 10:22 PM Subject: RE: [CRUMLEY] Ohio cousins > These Harrison County Crumleys are children of Thomas, son of William. > Larry Dickerson has done considerable research on this family - see his note > dated April 9. It's interesting that not only did 3 of William's children > moved to Harrison County, Ohio - Thomas, and his sisters Mary Heberling and > Rebecca Wright - but also, as I mentioned before, the Irish immigrant James > Crumley (b. 1801). I'm sure Larry is more familiar with the county than I > am, but when I drove through a couple of years ago, it struck me as too > hilly to be very good for farming - certainly worse than Frederick County, > Virginia. > paul > > -----Original Message----- > From: Jerry Crumly [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Saturday, April 20, 2002 7:49 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [CRUMLEY] Ohio cousins > > <snip> > >here are other Crumleys listed > > in > > "Historical Collections of Harrison County in the State of Ohio" by > Charles > > A. Hanna. > > Thanks, Jean. Are these your line, Paul? If so, can I assume they're in your > database? > Jerry > > > > Ira Crumley and Jane Dickerson, married Jan. 30, 1840 by Rev. Parden Cook > > Samuel Crumley and Betsey Dickerson, married Sept. 4, 1823 by Rev James > > Roberts > > Eli Dickerson married to Sarah Crumley Sept 12, 1822 by Rev, James Roberts > > > > The book states "Historical Collections of Harrison County in the State of > > Ohio > > with lists of the first land-owners, early marriages (to 1841), burial > > records of the early settlements, and numerous genealogies". > > > > For what it's worth--Jean Crumley Barbour > > >