I had a lady look for some Crumley death certs at the Tenn. Archives for me. She sent me a death cert for: Infant Frances Crumley, b. Mar. 12, 1927, d. Mar. 13, 1927, Dyersburg, Dyer Co., Tenn. Father : Ransom Crumley Mother: Miss Yelvington I don't know who this is but maybe it will help someone else.

Thank you! I'm adding another page for more links that I have! And I'm adding some family info over the next few days also. And some of my other interests. I plan on being quite busy for the next few days! My CRUMLEY/CROMLEY connection. George Cromley/CRUMLEY married my ggg aunt Annie RITTER/RUTTER(ba.1835). They had a son George(ba1856). Annie was a widow by 1880. I am looking for earlier census info with big George on it for an approximate dob and other family members. Possible parents are George CRUMLEY(ba.1795) born in PA. and Susanna unk(ba.1810). born in D.C. according to an 1850 Phila.,PA census. Take care and good luck, Ella

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Kenneth Hodge, Could you give info on the children of Herbert Jefferson and Ethel Gay Miller Crumley? Herbert was the youngest child of Thomas Jefferson and Nancy Ann Hickey. Herbert was born 3-4-1879. I need to know the births dates, birthplaces, marriages, occupations, deaths, and burials of Herbert`s children. E-Mail me ASAP. Truett Sr. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kenneth Hodge" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2002 4:52 PM Subject: [CRUMLEY] Carter Co. CRUMLEY > Hi Eleanor, > > Looks like this is my day for finding cousins. Your line is connected to > mine on the Crumley and Hickey side (double third cousins?). > > *1.2.3 John B. Crumley b. 7/28/1798 Sullivan Co., Tn. > d. 11/27/1886 Elizabethton, Carter Co., > m. 1820 Sullivan > sp. Rebecca Jones b. 11/9/1795 > [ Daughter of Thomas (1762-1842) and Susanna (Ramsey) (1770-1855) Jones of > Sullivan Co.. Thomas Jones was a RW soldier and moved from Va. with his > family and settled near the Holston River in the 3rd District of Sullivan > Co..] > > 1.2.3.6 Thomas J. Crumley b. ca1829 d. <1900 sp. #1 (Rachael ?) > McCroskey #2 md. 12/26/1858 sp. Nancy Ann Hickey, b. ca 1837 [d/o > James and Nancy Millard Hickey] > #1 1.2.3.6.1 Frances E. Crumley b. 1850 Carter Co., Tn. > #1 1.2.3.6.2 Virginia Crumley b. 1857 Carter Co., Tn. > #2 1.2.3.6.3 Florence Cornelia Crumley b. 3/20/1860 Hawkins Co., Tn. d. > 1922 Salem, Va. > #1 md. 10/8/1880 Hawkins Co., Tn. > sp. George W. Davis > 1.2.3.6.3.1 Hugh Edward Davis > 3 others > #2 md. > sp. ? Russell > #2 1.2.3.6.4 Adolphis b. 1864 Hawkins Co., Tn. > #2 1.2.3.6.5 Altonia b. 1868 Hawkins Co., Tn. > #2 1.2.3.6.6 Anna Lee b. 1873 Hawkins Co., Tn. > #2 1.2.3.6.7 Penelope b. 1876 Hawkins Co., Tn. > #2 1.2.3.6.8 Minnie b. 1877 Hawkins Co., Tn. > #2 1.2.3.6.9 Hubert (Herbert) b. 1879 Hawkins Co., Tn. > > 1. JAMES MARTIN1 HICKEY was born 1799 in Va.. He married NANCY MILLARD. > She was born 1802 in Tenn.. > > Notes for JAMES MARTIN HICKEY: > Carter Co., TN 1850 census: James Hickey 51 yo farmer, born VA, married > 1820, Nancy 48 born TN, James M 21, George 17, Nathaniel G. T. 15, Nancy > Ann 13 [md. 1.2.3.6 Thomas J. Crumley b. ca1829], Levi M 11, Mary C. T. 8, > Martha J. 6, Emma T 3 [md. *1.2.3.1 George W. Crumley b. 11/18/1825], > Paulea M 1 (female) (all of the children born in TN). > > My line: > *1.2.3.1 George W. Crumley b. 11/18/1825, Sul. Co., d. 4/19/1896 > Carter Co., bur Highland Cemetery, Elizabethton Shoemaker > m. 9/9/1860 > sp. Emma Taylor Hickey b. 8//1846 > > Ken > > At 02:43 PM 04/09/2002 EDT, you wrote: > >Hello List - This is my first contact with you. Could not ignore the > >snowstorm of e-mail re Crumley central site. Great idea! Have been meaning > >to contact Patricia Howard. Unless I missed something, her info on my > >Crumley line stops w/Thomas Crumley being married twice and producing three > >offspring. > > > >Thomas Jefferson Crumley (b.1829 d.April 1886) m, Rachel McCroskey in 1847 > >and had two children. He then m. Nancy Ann Hickey on Dec. 26, 1858. They > >had the following children: > > > >Lula Dolphus > >Flora > >Annie Lawrence > >Nellie > >Altona(Dolly) > >Minnie > >Hattie > >Mary > >Herbert Jefferson (b. Mar 4,1879 in Gate City, VA) (d.Jul 8, 1957 in > > Richmond, VA) > >OnAug 11, 1904, in Knoxville, TN Herbert J. m. Ethel Gay Miller - they had > >six children. Their oldest daughter, Aldine, was my mother. > > > >I am now 74 years old. My grandfather, Herbert Jefferson Crumley, was well > >known to me. At times I lived with him and my 'Big Mama' and later we lived > >across the street from them. Visits from Bristol relatives were a > highlight. > > As long as my mother and my grandmother lived, letters, pictures, all legal > >papers, even mortgage contracts were saved and I still have some of hem - > >others were shared with my Crumley cousins. > > > >Patricia, if you are interested, please contact me and I will provide you > >with all the info I have up to this date. With the exception of Minnie > who > >was a spinster, all of my Crumley great-aunts married - to Patton, > >McKinney, Little, Pippin, Davis. Might be of interest to others. > > > >Will be watching for the Crumley Central! > > > >A Cousin - Eleanor Gay Grande > > > > > > >

Jerry -- Are you saying your great grandmother's name was Mary Stinnett? I was a little unclear from your message. If so, I might have a clue. Jim Crumly ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jerry L Crumly" <[email protected]> Date: Thu, 11 Apr 2002 21:53:17 -0500 To: [email protected] Subject: [CRUMLEY] Fw: relitives > Hi! Crumly Clan. Still at a dead end "HELP" Jerry in Ok > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Jerry L Crumly" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 3:19 PM > Subject: relitives > > > > Ed! My name is Jerry L Crumly. My Grandfather James Andrew Crumly And his > > father Thomas Howard are buried in Scots cemetery between Butler and > > Amsterdam Mo. Thomas had five Brothers and two sisters. Their names were > Al > > which was short for Albion, Sam, William, Owen, who I meant once, he live > in > > Co the last I heard and Aaron. His sisters names were Alwilda, and Deli. I > > did meet great aunt Alwilda, her married name was Picket. My Great > > Grandmother's name was Mary Agness ( Stinnett may not be spelled right) > > Crumly. My Father Thomas Elmer Crumly told me that My GGreat Grandmother's > > maiden name was Esther Hockett. I found a Esther Hockett on Ancestery > .com. > > She was married to a James Jones Crumley, but it only showed one child, > her > > name was Alwilda. Nothing about the six boys and other daughter. You are > one > > of the few Crumlys I have see on the web that has mentioned Crumlys in MO > . > > If you help me I will be in your dept forever. I have hit a dead end. My > dad told that Mary agness was Quaker, And had a big dairy farm just outside > of Butler Mo. > > Peace > > Jerry L Crumly > > 1505 Berry Rd > > Ft Gibson Ok 74434 > > [email protected] > > > > > > -- _______________________________________________ Sign-up for your own FREE Personalized E-mail at Mail.com http://www.mail.com/?sr=signup

looking for any info i can find on lemuel crumleys family ...i know he was married to a jane brady...and they had 7 children with only 1 being a boy...there names were florence..mary...arlone...otha...edith..Avery (only son) and i know for a fact that irene was the youngest...if anyone has info on this family could you please email me at [email protected] thanks so much and hope to hear from someone soon...

Jim, Yes her name was Mary Agness Stinnett Crumly. She was married to Thomas Howard Crumly. They had only one son, my grandfather James Andrew Crumly. They are all buried in Scots cemetery between Butler and Amsterdam MO. Will be grateful for any help. Peace Jerry Lee in Ok ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim Crumly" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, May 20, 2002 6:41 PM Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] Fw: relitives > Jerry -- > > Are you saying your great grandmother's name was Mary Stinnett? I was a little unclear from your message. If so, I might have a clue. > > Jim Crumly > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Jerry L Crumly" <[email protected]> > Date: Thu, 11 Apr 2002 21:53:17 -0500 > To: [email protected] > Subject: [CRUMLEY] Fw: relitives > > > > Hi! Crumly Clan. Still at a dead end "HELP" Jerry in Ok > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Jerry L Crumly" <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 3:19 PM > > Subject: relitives > > > > > > > Ed! My name is Jerry L Crumly. My Grandfather James Andrew Crumly And his > > > father Thomas Howard are buried in Scots cemetery between Butler and > > > Amsterdam Mo. Thomas had five Brothers and two sisters. Their names were > > Al > > > which was short for Albion, Sam, William, Owen, who I meant once, he live > > in > > > Co the last I heard and Aaron. His sisters names were Alwilda, and Deli. I > > > did meet great aunt Alwilda, her married name was Picket. My Great > > > Grandmother's name was Mary Agness ( Stinnett may not be spelled right) > > > Crumly. My Father Thomas Elmer Crumly told me that My GGreat Grandmother's > > > maiden name was Esther Hockett. I found a Esther Hockett on Ancestery > > .com. > > > She was married to a James Jones Crumley, but it only showed one child, > > her > > > name was Alwilda. Nothing about the six boys and other daughter. You are > > one > > > of the few Crumlys I have see on the web that has mentioned Crumlys in MO > > . > > > If you help me I will be in your dept forever. I have hit a dead end. My > > dad told that Mary agness was Quaker, And had a big dairy farm just outside > > of Butler Mo. > > > Peace > > > Jerry L Crumly > > > 1505 Berry Rd > > > Ft Gibson Ok 74434 > > > [email protected] > > > > > > > > > > > > -- > _______________________________________________ > Sign-up for your own FREE Personalized E-mail at Mail.com > http://www.mail.com/?sr=signup > >

The following is the complete info on Chapple Columbus Crumley that comes from the book (which is no longer in publication) "Driftwood Heritage, A History of Driftwood Texas" by Minnie Lea Rogers. It was published by the Driftwood Ladies-Aid and edited by Minnie Lea Rogers and printed in 1970 by Capital Printing Co., Austin, TX. There was a second printing in 1976. pg 63 CHAPPLE C. CRUMLEY FAMILY Mr. Chapple C. Crumley bought a place on Onion Creek north-east of the present Driftwood Center in the year of 1882. He bought this land from the Reverend John Garison and this was the place on which Reverend Garison and his family lived when they first came to this area. Mrs. Crumley (Mary Selina) was a sister to Mr. John N. Whisenant and the Crumley's and Whisenants had made the trip to Texas in the same wagon train coming from Georgia. They were in the group, also, that had gone to Colorado and had made the return trip to Texas (see Whisenant Story). they finally wound up in the Driftwood area where they spent the rest of their lives. When they moved here they had four children and six more were born to them. The childrens names were: Richard Tom, Lizzie S., William M., John C., Lillie E., Smithie C., Mary Annie, Herbert F., Albert R. and Jessie Maudie. all these children went to the Driftwood school, part of them went to it when it was taught in the old Reaves schoolhouse and the others went when it had been moved to the present Driftwood Center. Mr. and Mrs. Crumley were religious people of the Baptist faith and when a Baptist Church was built near their home in 1898 we find that Mr. Crumley's name headed the list of persons contributing money and labor toward the building of it. He was Church Clerk of this church for many years and the nimutes that he kept have proven to be invaluable aids in our writing of the history of the Driftwood Baptist Church. The visiting preachers often stayed in his home when preaching in this building and his good wife prepared special dishes for them -- according to Maude, who said the children were always glad to see the preachers for this reason. Jessie Maude, the youngest of the Crumley children, is the only one of the children living (1969). She married Elwain Mading and they live in Dripping Springs, Texas. Their daughter Verna Louise is married to Anton Peterson and they live in Austin, Texas. "Miss Maude," as she is affectionately called by her many friends, is carrying on in the tradition of her parents as a faithful worker in the Baptist Church. She has been a teacher in the Beginners Department of the Dripping Springs Baptist Sunday School for many years and has seen many of her early pupils grow up to be fine men and women. The other children married -- some to local people and others to people in adjoining communities. The oldest daughter, Lizzie S., married Mr. John Langston and her son, Jesse and a daughter Mrs., Ila Mae Horner live in Dripping Springs, Texas. Mr. Will Crumley married Miss Roxie Langston and several of their descendents live near Driftwood today. The nearest is a granddaughter Mrs. Vaughn Bell (the former Birdie Mae McIntyre). She and Vaughn live about a half mile form the Driftwood postoffice. Her mother is Mrs. Fannie McIntyre, daughter of the Will Crumleys. Her sister, Mrs. Pearl Ruston and her brother Bobbie L McIntyre live on the Driftwood Rural Route northeast of Driftwood. When Mr. Chappal C. Crumley died in 1907, the Reverend Harry Corbett conducted his funeral services. He expressed his appreciation of this man in a glowing tribute to this man's life, which was published and which Mrs. Mading has and treasures. Mrs. Crumley died in 1930. She and Mr. Crumley are buried in the Driftwood Cemetery. I do have a copy of this book if anyone has any questions or would be interested in the info on the Whisenant Family Melissa in TX

Linda, I am seeking info on Writty Crumley who md a James Dunlap. I am seeking info as to when Writty died and is buried. Also I am seeking info on the children of Writty and James. Truett Sr. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 9:13 PM Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] "Writty" Somebody..... > In a message dated 5/8/2002 7:53:21 AM Central Daylight Time, > [email protected] writes: > > > > > > Linda, would you advise me as who is this Writty (Rita) Crumley > > > born 6-19-1831? Where was she born and who did she belong to? I am > > > confused. > > > > I'm not Linda, but I have the information directly from the Hinshaw > > Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy. > > > > Wwellll.......now......this certainly sheds a new and interesting light on > this subject! A lot of my information is from her direct descendent who was > living in England in the 1980s when I last heard from her and this > information just doesn't jibe...Let me do some dusting off and some reading > and get with my sister! I will get back with you all in as hurry as I can > go! You see, this concerns my direct line and it is rather uncomfortable to > be surprised after 30 years of thinking your research is real tight! :) > Linda Hays Ker > Texas >

Truett, I assumed it was his two sisters. Who do you think it was? Jerry > > From: "Truett Crumley" <[email protected]> > Date: 2002/05/17 Fri AM 03:30:39 EDT > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] C.W. (Wesley) Crumley > > Jerry, if you think that Robert was referring to his unmarried sisters in > Union Co.. It was listed that Sallie lived and died with her sister > (Unice Crumley Allison) in White Co, Ga and Atha lived and died with her > sister (Jane Crumley (Crumly) or Hannah Crumley (Allen in Alabama. Truett > Sr.

Jerry, if you think that Robert was referring to his unmarried sisters in Union Co.. It was listed that Sallie lived and died with her sister (Unice Crumley Allison) in White Co, Ga and Atha lived and died with her sister (Jane Crumley (Crumly) or Hannah Crumley (Allen in Alabama. Truett Sr. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jerry Crumly" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, April 19, 2002 3:40 PM Subject: [CRUMLEY] C.W. (Wesley) Crumley > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Donna Hamby" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Friday, April 19, 2002 10:42 AM > Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] missing persons > > > > My grandfather was Clarence Wesley Crumly but he did not go by Wesley he > went > > by Clarence. There was an Uncle Wesley who was a blind man in our family. > > > > Donna > > > > Ia there a member of the C.W. (Wesley) Crumly family on the list? > > > Jerry > > Donna I have a xeroxed copy of a book "Memoirs of a Pre-Civil War Community" > by Bennie Catherine Mallown. Here are some excerpts: > "Some of the pioneers walked to and from Georgia to visit relatives after > the War. The old "Gregory" road across Sand Mountain and by the present town > of Collinsville was their route. Robert Crumly, and aged pioneer, made > several trips by foot. He was physically able to make the trip by stopping > in Collinsville with relatives." > > Here is an excerpt from a letter he wrote back to C.W. (Wesley) Crumley and > his family back in Alabama while he (Robert) was in Union County on a visit: > Union County, Georgia > April 28th, 1870 > <snip> > I don't want to stay here another winter. It is too cold for me here but I > suppose I shall have to stay until Fall. The girls want to leave here and > they can't fix to leave till Fall. I don't want to leave them here by > themselves anymore, for they can't do without someone with them. They can't > stay here and make a living and I want them to get out of this before I > leave them. I expect when I come they will come with me, for I don't want to > stay here with them, and it is out of the question for them to do without a > man person. > <snip> > > Ken and I were discussing this off the list, and this is obviously Robert's > sisters, Atha and Sallie, he is referring to. As Ken says, They would have > been on up in age and I am sure they could not put in a garden, and there > were no cash crops unless they had > some cows. In 1870 Sallie would have been about 60 and no telling what kind > of health > problems. > > Bennie Catherine's book was written in 1950. I'm assuming someone has the > original letter Robert wrote, since she put a transcription into her book. I > also assume the letter belongs to someone in C.W. Crumley's family, and I > would like to get a xeroxed copy of it. Have you ever seen this letter, > Donna? > > Jerry >

Alan, could you tell me where Lydia was born? Where did she marry Valentine Babb? Where did she die? Who did the two girls (Emily and Amanda) marry? Truett Sr. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Alan T. Leach" al<[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, April 29, 2002 8:48 PM Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] 1850 census > Truett, > > Lydia (Crumley) Babb died 2/19/1857. I do not have a birth or marriage date for > her. She and Valentine S. Babb had 5 children, with 3 of these dying in > infancy. The other 2 children are Emily Babb (1847-1892) and Amanda Babb > (1853-1936). Valentine Babb went on to marry a second time. > > I cannot answer your other question about the Isaac Crumley in the Virginia > 64th, except to say that it may be neither Isaac Crumley (father) or Isaac D. > Crumley (son). At the outbreak of the civil war Isaac (father) would have been > at least 64 years and hence unlikely to serve. While Isaac D. (son) would have > been the right age, he was listed in the 1856 Iowa State census and was buried > in Pleasant Hill Cemetery in Greene County, Iowa having died 2/27/1862 and hence > had probably not been in Virginia for some time. However, the Roster of Union > Soldiers for Iowa as supplied by the US Army shows Alfred Crumly and Jotham > Crumly (both without the e, and both Isaac D's brothers) in the Iowa 10th, but > there is no mention of an Isaac. > > Alan Leach > > Truett Crumley wrote: > > > Alan, in your listing of Isaac Crumley children, you listed Lydia with 1857, > > was this her birth, marriage, or death? The man she md was b. 1820 and d. > > in 1892. EXPLAIN. Rachel Brown (1st spouse) d. bef 1850 Census of Lee Co., > > Va.. Isaac md Mary B Gibson (2nd spouse) probable in 1851. Alan, there > > was a Isaac Crumley enlisted in the 64th Va. Infantry during the Civil War. > > WAS THIS ISAAC - THE FATHER OR SON? Let me hear from you ASAP. Truett > > Sr. > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Alan T. Leach" <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Saturday, April 27, 2002 7:10 PM > > Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] 1850 census > > > > > Truett, Isaac only had 11 children that I know of. They are: > > > > > > 1 Isaac Crumley 1797 - 1887 > > > . +Rachel Brown 1785 - > > > .......... 2 Lydia Crumley - 1857 > > > .............. +Valentine S. Babb 1820 - 1892 > > > .......... 2 T. P. Crumley > > > .......... 2 William P. Crumley 1824 - 1862 > > > .............. +Elizabeth Deemer - 1912 > > > .......... 2 Sylvanus Goodson Crumley 1826 - 1918 > > > .............. +Martha Jane Wynkoop 1836 - 1915 > > > .......... 2 Hannah H. Crumley 1828 - 1918 > > > .............. +William K. Babb - 1855 > > > .......... *2nd Husband of Hannah H. Crumley: > > > .............. +Thomas J. Smith - 1880 > > > .......... 2 Isaac D. Crumley 1830 - 1862 > > > .............. +Mary B. Smith 1837 - 1863 > > > .......... 2 Asenath Crumley 1832 - 1910 > > > .............. +Isaac H. Brown 1828 - 1863 > > > .......... *2nd Husband of Asenath Crumley: > > > .............. +John B. John > > > .......... 2 Mary Ann Crumley 1834 - > > > .............. +Watson Bell > > > .......... 2 Jacob Hicks Crumley 1837 - 1919 > > > .............. +Sarah Scott 1839 - > > > .......... 2 Jotham Crumley 1839 - 1862 > > > .......... 2 Alfred Crumley 1840 - 1909 > > > .............. +Matilda Rinehart 1844 - 1895 > > > *2nd Wife of Isaac Crumley: > > > . +Mary B. Gibson 1811 - 1862 > > > > > > > > > Truett Crumley wrote: > > > > > > > Alan Leach, would you again list the 14 children of this ISAAC Crumley > > who > > > > died in Greene Co., Iowa? I can only list 9 which are: 1 - Wm P > > (1824); > > > > 2 - Silvanus (1826); 3 - Hannah H. (1828); 4 - Isaac Jr. (1830); 5 - > > Asenath > > > > (1832); 6 - Mary A. (1834); 7 - Jacob Hicks (1836); 8 - Jotham (1838); > > and > > > > Alfred (1840). Alan, let me hear from you. Truett Sr. > > > > --- Original Message ----- > > > > From: "Alan T. Leach" <[email protected]> > > > > To: <[email protected]> > > > > Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 8:47 PM > > > > Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] 1850 census > > > > > > > > > #46 Isaac Crumley: James, William, William > > > > > > > > > > Note, many sources on the Internet have Isaac born in 1787 and > > marrying > > > > Rachel > > > > > Brown 1805. One source has him born in 1797 and marrying in 1815, and > > I > > > > believe > > > > > this latter source is correct, because Isaac was listed in the 1850 > > census > > > > as > > > > > being 52/53 years old, and his death was recorded in Greene County, > > Iowa > > > > on 10 > > > > > Feb 1887 at the age of 90. Three of his older children (William P. > > > > Crumley, > > > > > Sylvanus Goodson Crumley and Lydia (Crumley) Babb) west west in a > > covered > > > > wagon > > > > > in 1850. Isaac, with his second wife, followed in 1852 with the rest > > of > > > > his 11 > > > > > children. I have information on most of his children, but lack > > > > information on > > > > > one of the younger children, T. P. Crumley, who was still alive and > > living > > > > in > > > > > Twin Falls, Idaho at the time of the death of his brother Sylvanus > > Goodson > > > > in > > > > > 1918 at the age of 92. Does anyone have information on T. P. Crumley? > > > > > > > > > > Alan Leach > > > > > > > > >

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I hope this gets out to everyone that I sent the original one out to. Hi all (again), I see that AOL is having difficulties with their webpages. So...after I was up all night putting my site together and after I sent another mass email giving a shout about my site...I feel like Charlie Brown. ARGHHHHH!!!!!!!!!! (on my back) Please try my site again later. I really do hope it works. If not...then it's back to the drawing board! thanks, Ella

Hi everyone, First let me say thank you for the suggestions with my filing cabinet and the warm welcomes. None of the suggestions for the filing cabinet worked, but I am happy with the info I received from you wonderful people out there. Now... I finally finished enough of my web site to send it out to the masses. I have very old family photos there along with "My Favorite Genealogy Links." A web page with....dah...dah....dah...dah... nothing but genealogy links. Most of them are completely free. Only a few of them have limited access. When it's limited access...you still get enough free info to get you started. Mostly all of the links are links to web pages that could be beneficial for everyone. Other area or name specific sites would include... Philadelphia, PA. sites and sites that cover all of PA. incl. a site: Orphanages in PA. Irish research sites English research sites German research sites American Indian Resources a large EAVES/EVES/EYVES surname site a large RITTER surname site a large KERCHER surname site genealogy sites for children The URL is... http://hometown.aol.com/ella12866/index.html Good luck all, Ella Happy Hunting! Surnames I am researching are: COLEMAN, HARLING and EAVES from Lancashire, England to Phila.,PA KIRCHER, WEIKEL and RITTER/RUTTER from Germany BAIRD and JORDAN from Ireland CHRISTALDI from Italy Any variations? That's ok. I've seen a few. Other names in my family are... CRUMLEY/CROMLEY, HARVEY, MARKER, STEIN, STOLLIE/STOLLEY, TITTERMARY and growing. My family website with lots of links... http://hometown.aol.com/ella12866/index.html I piece together the past so my children won't be as confused as I am.

I live near the Crossville cemetery and you are correct -- Atha is buried at Crossville -- her marker is only a stone with some lettering carved in it. Billie Crumly ----- Original Message ----- From: Truett Crumley <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May 17, 2002 2:30 AM Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] C.W. (Wesley) Crumley > Jerry, if you think that Robert was referring to his unmarried sisters in > Union Co.. It was listed that Sallie lived and died with her sister > (Unice Crumley Allison) in White Co, Ga and Atha lived and died with her > sister (Jane Crumley (Crumly) or Hannah Crumley (Allen in Alabama. Truett > Sr. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Jerry Crumly" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Friday, April 19, 2002 3:40 PM > Subject: [CRUMLEY] C.W. (Wesley) Crumley > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Donna Hamby" <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Friday, April 19, 2002 10:42 AM > > Subject: Re: [CRUMLEY] missing persons > > > > > > > My grandfather was Clarence Wesley Crumly but he did not go by Wesley he > > went > > > by Clarence. There was an Uncle Wesley who was a blind man in our > family. > > > > > > Donna > > > > > > Ia there a member of the C.W. (Wesley) Crumly family on the list? > > > > Jerry > > > > Donna I have a xeroxed copy of a book "Memoirs of a Pre-Civil War > Community" > > by Bennie Catherine Mallown. Here are some excerpts: > > "Some of the pioneers walked to and from Georgia to visit relatives after > > the War. The old "Gregory" road across Sand Mountain and by the present > town > > of Collinsville was their route. Robert Crumly, and aged pioneer, made > > several trips by foot. He was physically able to make the trip by stopping > > in Collinsville with relatives." > > > > Here is an excerpt from a letter he wrote back to C.W. (Wesley) Crumley > and > > his family back in Alabama while he (Robert) was in Union County on a > visit: > > Union County, Georgia > > April 28th, 1870 > > <snip> > > I don't want to stay here another winter. It is too cold for me here but I > > suppose I shall have to stay until Fall. The girls want to leave here and > > they can't fix to leave till Fall. I don't want to leave them here by > > themselves anymore, for they can't do without someone with them. They > can't > > stay here and make a living and I want them to get out of this before I > > leave them. I expect when I come they will come with me, for I don't want > to > > stay here with them, and it is out of the question for them to do without > a > > man person. > > <snip> > > > > Ken and I were discussing this off the list, and this is obviously > Robert's > > sisters, Atha and Sallie, he is referring to. As Ken says, They would > have > > been on up in age and I am sure they could not put in a garden, and there > > were no cash crops unless they had > > some cows. In 1870 Sallie would have been about 60 and no telling what > kind > > of health > > problems. > > > > Bennie Catherine's book was written in 1950. I'm assuming someone has the > > original letter Robert wrote, since she put a transcription into her book. > I > > also assume the letter belongs to someone in C.W. Crumley's family, and I > > would like to get a xeroxed copy of it. Have you ever seen this letter, > > Donna? > > > > Jerry > > > > >

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]

let's cross our fingers!

I am Linda Hays Ker from the Crumley list. Samuel>Eliza m JC INKS>James Inks m Elizabeth Moore>Carrie L. Inks m. George Thomas Hays>Tom Hays m. Barbara Horton> me, Linda Hays Ker and Toni Hays Blackwood. I have also lost my favorite places when I upgraded AOL and I am furious. If anyone else knows how we might get help with this please let me know. I have my addresses but no bookmarks-ten year collection that was heavily used. Thanks, Linda

Truett and Linda.. I am emailing as attachment to your personal email address a scanned copy of the article as you requested you would like to see it. I was not sure about sending an attachment via Crumley-L. It may not appear to be readable upon opening online, but I printed a copy as a test and it printed as a full size page and was clear to read. > I only scanned the first page as the second page had no reference to any of the men. > From: Diane Holdridge > Date: 2002/05/10 Fri PM 08:22:29 EDT > To: [email protected] > Subject: [CRUMLEY] Jim Crumley from Arkansas --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? LAUNCH - Your Yahoo! Music Experience