Jerry Crumly or anyone else with info, please furnish me with the children of this Crumly who married Thomas Milwee. I need their births, places, marriages, occupations, deaths, and burials. Where is the burial ground of Sarah and Thomas, Let me hear from someone ASAP. Truett Sr. Regards Truett W. Crumley Sr. [email protected]

Lawrence Dickerson, you listed inf o on Thomas Sr and his 14 children. You listed his son Thomas Jr as having 8 children by Elizabeth Davis. This couple migrated to Wells Co., Indiana. WHEN? WHERE WERE THESE 8 CHILDREN BORN - GREENE CO., OHIO OR WELLS CO., INDIANA? WHO DID THEY MARRY AND WHEN DID THEY DIE? Let me hear from you or someone again ASAP. Truett Sr. Regards Truett W. Crumley Sr. [email protected]

In a message dated 6/6/2002 4:27:28 AM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > . He was elected Sheriff in Carter Co. and > served for about 8 years. He descends from the German Crumleys and still > lives in Elizabethton, Carter Co., Tn.. > Well, thanks! I have wondered and wondered if he won! My brick wall is the INKS/CRUMLEY groom and he was born in Carter County-obviously a virgin birth, yes another of those. You can imagine how thrilled my sister and I were to see his campaign signs! I wonder if he and I are related? I have never understood how this family is made up so I will be really glad when we get this new site "up" and running so I can clearly see it! Thanks for telling me. I will send this on to my sister whose screen name is Frenchbroad!! Nobody believes that is a river name! Linda Hays Ker Texas

Ken Hodges, do you have any further info on this William (Bill Cody) Crumley who is a descent of George B. Crumley Sr of Sullivan Co., Tn? Did he marry and have any children? Truett Sr. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Truett Crumley" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 2:55 PM Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Crumley Central > Ken, do have any further info on this William (Bill Cody) Crumley as to his > parent, spouse, siblings, and children? Let me hear you ASAP. Truett Sr. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Kenneth Hodge" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 5:25 AM > Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Crumley Central > > > > Linda, it seems that the Crumley you mention was probably my cousin, > > William "Bill Cody" Crumley. He was elected Sheriff in Carter Co. and > > served for about 8 years. He descends from the German Crumleys and still > > lives in Elizabethton, Carter Co., Tn.. > > > > Ken > > > > At 09:27 PM 05/30/2002 EDT, you wrote: > > >Jerry, it was so good to hear how the "big Project" is coming along. I > am > > so > > >thrilled that someone with a younger head than mine (or someone who isn't > as > > >worn, anyway) is doing this because it certainly needs to be done. I > > >received a letter today RE NW Arkansas and while I was reading it, I > > >remembered a cool thing that I thought I would share. > > > Back in about 1976 my sister and I dropped all 6 of our young > children > > >with their dads and took her pop-up Volkswagen camper on a two week > > genealogy > > >trip starting from Dallas to VA, through Arkansas and Tennessee....Knew > it > > >would be the last chance we would ever have. > > > One day we were in the area around the David Crockett Birthplace > Park > > >and we saw many signs for a Crumley that was running for sheriff. We > never > > >tracked the man down because we got sidetracked with our Bible family > about > > >that time but I wonder if there is a soul in our group who might know who > > >that man was? I would have been Cocke, Greene, or Sevier Counties I > > imagine. > > > I would have to look up where the park is now to know. > > >Just spinning old tails. No telling what lies in this brain if I could > just > > >"russle" it up! > > >Linda Hays Ker > > >Texas > > > > > > > > >

Truett, This is not me it is Ken Hodge. Ken Crumbly At 02:55 PM 6/6/02 -0400, you wrote: >Ken, do have any further info on this William (Bill Cody) Crumley as to his >parent, spouse, siblings, and children? Let me hear you ASAP. Truett Sr. >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Kenneth Hodge" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 5:25 AM >Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Crumley Central > > > > Linda, it seems that the Crumley you mention was probably my cousin, > > William "Bill Cody" Crumley. He was elected Sheriff in Carter Co. and > > served for about 8 years. He descends from the German Crumleys and still > > lives in Elizabethton, Carter Co., Tn.. > > > > Ken > > > > At 09:27 PM 05/30/2002 EDT, you wrote: > > >Jerry, it was so good to hear how the "big Project" is coming along. I >am > > so > > >thrilled that someone with a younger head than mine (or someone who isn't >as > > >worn, anyway) is doing this because it certainly needs to be done. I > > >received a letter today RE NW Arkansas and while I was reading it, I > > >remembered a cool thing that I thought I would share. > > > Back in about 1976 my sister and I dropped all 6 of our young >children > > >with their dads and took her pop-up Volkswagen camper on a two week > > genealogy > > >trip starting from Dallas to VA, through Arkansas and Tennessee....Knew >it > > >would be the last chance we would ever have. > > > One day we were in the area around the David Crockett Birthplace >Park > > >and we saw many signs for a Crumley that was running for sheriff. We >never > > >tracked the man down because we got sidetracked with our Bible family >about > > >that time but I wonder if there is a soul in our group who might know who > > >that man was? I would have been Cocke, Greene, or Sevier Counties I > > imagine. > > > I would have to look up where the park is now to know. > > >Just spinning old tails. No telling what lies in this brain if I could >just > > >"russle" it up! > > >Linda Hays Ker > > >Texas > > > > > > > > >

Ken, do have any further info on this William (Bill Cody) Crumley as to his parent, spouse, siblings, and children? Let me hear you ASAP. Truett Sr. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kenneth Hodge" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 5:25 AM Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Crumley Central > Linda, it seems that the Crumley you mention was probably my cousin, > William "Bill Cody" Crumley. He was elected Sheriff in Carter Co. and > served for about 8 years. He descends from the German Crumleys and still > lives in Elizabethton, Carter Co., Tn.. > > Ken > > At 09:27 PM 05/30/2002 EDT, you wrote: > >Jerry, it was so good to hear how the "big Project" is coming along. I am > so > >thrilled that someone with a younger head than mine (or someone who isn't as > >worn, anyway) is doing this because it certainly needs to be done. I > >received a letter today RE NW Arkansas and while I was reading it, I > >remembered a cool thing that I thought I would share. > > Back in about 1976 my sister and I dropped all 6 of our young children > >with their dads and took her pop-up Volkswagen camper on a two week > genealogy > >trip starting from Dallas to VA, through Arkansas and Tennessee....Knew it > >would be the last chance we would ever have. > > One day we were in the area around the David Crockett Birthplace Park > >and we saw many signs for a Crumley that was running for sheriff. We never > >tracked the man down because we got sidetracked with our Bible family about > >that time but I wonder if there is a soul in our group who might know who > >that man was? I would have been Cocke, Greene, or Sevier Counties I > imagine. > > I would have to look up where the park is now to know. > >Just spinning old tails. No telling what lies in this brain if I could just > >"russle" it up! > >Linda Hays Ker > >Texas > > > > >

Linda, it seems that the Crumley you mention was probably my cousin, William "Bill Cody" Crumley. He was elected Sheriff in Carter Co. and served for about 8 years. He descends from the German Crumleys and still lives in Elizabethton, Carter Co., Tn.. Ken At 09:27 PM 05/30/2002 EDT, you wrote: >Jerry, it was so good to hear how the "big Project" is coming along. I am so >thrilled that someone with a younger head than mine (or someone who isn't as >worn, anyway) is doing this because it certainly needs to be done. I >received a letter today RE NW Arkansas and while I was reading it, I >remembered a cool thing that I thought I would share. > Back in about 1976 my sister and I dropped all 6 of our young children >with their dads and took her pop-up Volkswagen camper on a two week genealogy >trip starting from Dallas to VA, through Arkansas and Tennessee....Knew it >would be the last chance we would ever have. > One day we were in the area around the David Crockett Birthplace Park >and we saw many signs for a Crumley that was running for sheriff. We never >tracked the man down because we got sidetracked with our Bible family about >that time but I wonder if there is a soul in our group who might know who >that man was? I would have been Cocke, Greene, or Sevier Counties I imagine. > I would have to look up where the park is now to know. >Just spinning old tails. No telling what lies in this brain if I could just >"russle" it up! >Linda Hays Ker >Texas > >

My morning newspaper's genealogy column mentioned two records which are available, one a book and the other a CD. I just want to see if anyone on this list has either one.. We've all been searching for years for a record of James Crumley's arrival in PA. Michael Tepper's book, "Emigrants to Pennsylvania, 1641-1819" provides in a single volume a consolidation of the entire body of passenger lists, as found in multiple issues of the "Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography." The book identifies about 6,000 immigrants, primarily British and German indentured servants and apprentices. "Immigrants to Pennsylvania" is a CD containing full page images of nine books documenting early PA arrivals. Tepper's book is one of the ones on the CD. Others are books which also contain immigration records such as arrival lists, oaths of allegiance, etc. These two items are put out by Genealogical Publishing Company in Baltimore. Has anyone seen either of these two resources to look for James? Jerry

Truett Sr: Thanks to Nancy "Geniebug" , i have connected with my family in MO... I CAN SEND OR FORWARD some of the info and you may already have them listed. so if i send too much just tell me to stop, hope this helps you.. i cannot say thanks enough for all the help i have received from all the crumly's so i will forward some of nancy's e-mails.. i have a complete listing of the crumly's in canada ----- Original Message ----- From: "Truett Crumley" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, May 13, 2002 2:14 PM Subject: [CRUMLEY] German Crumlys/Crumleys > Ed Crumly, are you researching these German Crumlys who came to Missouri? If so, I am asking you to set me straight of this Lawrence Joseph Gramlich/Crumly who was born about 1888 to Edward and Christian Back Gramlich/Crumly. He went to Canada with his parents in 1904. What was his occupation? Who did he marry? Please list all info about his children. Did Lawrence`s siblings go to Canada? Let me hear from ASAP. My E-Mail is [email protected] Truett Sr. > Regards > > Truett W. Crumley Sr. > [email protected] > >

> Jerry, it was so good to hear how the "big Project" is coming along. I am so > thrilled that someone with a younger head than mine (or someone who isn't as > worn, anyway) is doing this because it certainly needs to be done. If this thing comes to fruition, most of the credit will belong to Ken Crumbly. He keeps prodding at this hornet's nest of data. I ran a GEDCOM on my latest file, and I believe it contains in excess of 1,700 names. Most of that came from Ken's research. Jerry

Well, it was worth a try but this is not a connection for me. Thank you for your help! Darlene

Jerry, it was so good to hear how the "big Project" is coming along. I am so thrilled that someone with a younger head than mine (or someone who isn't as worn, anyway) is doing this because it certainly needs to be done. I received a letter today RE NW Arkansas and while I was reading it, I remembered a cool thing that I thought I would share. Back in about 1976 my sister and I dropped all 6 of our young children with their dads and took her pop-up Volkswagen camper on a two week genealogy trip starting from Dallas to VA, through Arkansas and Tennessee....Knew it would be the last chance we would ever have. One day we were in the area around the David Crockett Birthplace Park and we saw many signs for a Crumley that was running for sheriff. We never tracked the man down because we got sidetracked with our Bible family about that time but I wonder if there is a soul in our group who might know who that man was? I would have been Cocke, Greene, or Sevier Counties I imagine. I would have to look up where the park is now to know. Just spinning old tails. No telling what lies in this brain if I could just "russle" it up! Linda Hays Ker Texas

I found Ransom Crumley age 21 with his parents, Jesse C. Crumley age 57 and Mattie age 59 in Dyer Co., Tenn. 1920. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 8:14 AM Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Ransom Crumley > Hi, > I am not sure what snail mail is.....my address is > 5417 Mormon Tr. FT Worth, TX 76137. > > > It certainly could be helpful. I have learned to travel all the roads that > come my way when genealogy is involved! > > > I appreciate your help. > > Thank you, > Darlene >

Hi, I am not sure what snail mail is.....my address is 5417 Mormon Tr. FT Worth, TX 76137. It certainly could be helpful. I have learned to travel all the roads that come my way when genealogy is involved! I appreciate your help. Thank you, Darlene

This Crumley was born to Chapple Columbus Crumley of Driftwood, Hayes Co., Tx on 2-27-1889. He married Birdie Hildebrand in Hayes Co.. He died in Austin, Travis Co., Tx. and is buried in Austin Memorial Park. I would like info as to date of his marriage. I need the date of his death. Also I want all info about his children (births, birthplace, marriages, occupations, deaths, and burials) I need the occupation of Albert Roland. He was the ninth child of Chapple Columbus. Let me hear from someone ASAP. Truett Sr. Regards Truett W. Crumley Sr. [email protected]

Currently we are looking at several genealogy databases trying to merge them into one central file. It appears that "us" Crumleys are using a variety of programs and some have their data in a word processor format. The conversion of these different formats has slowed the process down somewhat. The data which is text has to be input to a genealogy software. However, we are now working on a massive Central file which initially will include all Ken's, Paul's and my data. We'll subsequently add to that file. Once that is complete, a test site will be constructed, and after some debugging of the central file it will be reformatted to something that all of us can read. Hopefully we can then make inquires into the central database for correcting problem areas in your own personal file. There will be a process of validation for any necessary corrections. This is a "labor of love" so please bear with us during this formative process. We do sleep and eat and some even wor... wor... work. It is so hard for some of us to pronounce that word now. In the meantime, a database of 1850 Crumleys has been constructed that does NOT use a genealogy program, but rather uses a Microsoft Works data base application. Most of you probably have this application program on your computers. You may not realize this since it is bundled in with a spreadsheet, address book, word processor etc. If you would like an e-mail of this file to see if you can open it (double click on the attachment) please send Ken an e-mail directly, outside the bulletin board, and he will attach this 1850 Crumley file in an e-mail to you. His e-mail is <[email protected]> If you have additions to the 1850 database please forward to Ken the additions using the identical format that is in the database. Paul Nichols is to be thanked for the idea and first set of Crumleys for the 1850 database file. This is a valuable tool for researchers. You can sort the Crumleys in the 1850 census by state, county, age, first name, etc. If you're looking for someone who should have been counted in 1850, you'll love this database. The Klez virus is very active and costly to get rid of in a hard drive. If you have not updated your anti-virus program and run a scan with the update, please do so immediately. If you do not have an anti-virus program that is current please do not open any attachments unless you know the sender and have specifically requested that person to send it to you. The Klez is very rampant across the country. Regards, Jerry

Darlene, I don't have a fax but would be happy to snail mail the copy to you. I don't have any info on this Ransom Crumley but the death of his dau was in S.Dyersburg, Dyers Co., Tenn., if that's any help to you. The informant is J. W. Yelvington. Frances was buried in Fairview. God bless, Nancy ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 10:57 AM Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Ransom Crumley > I would love to have a copy of the death certificate that you have on Francis > Crumley daughter of Ransom Crumley. My fax # 817-514-0613. My great > grandfather was William Ransom Crumbley (Crumley, Crummey) > > > Thank you again, > Darlene Anthony >

I would love to have a copy of the death certificate that you have on Francis Crumley daughter of Ransom Crumley. My fax # 817-514-0613. My great grandfather was William Ransom Crumbley (Crumley, Crummey) Thank you again, Darlene Anthony

I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE MORE INFORMATION ON THE RAMSOM CRUMLEY YOU SPEAK OF! MY GREAT GRANDFATHER WAS WILLIAM RANSOM (RANSON) CRUMLEY. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE! DARLENE ANTHONY 817-514-6937

In a message dated 5/19/2002 2:49:21 PM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Writty Crumley who md a James Dunlap Truett, I don't know of a James Dunlap but I may have forgot him. If I find him I will let you know. Sorry if I mislead you or anyone else if that is the case. Linda Hays Ker Hays, Inks, Crumley, Bible, Patton, Crockett, Tipton, Britton, Morton, Horton, Apple, etc. all of NC, VA and TN.