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Hello Everyone, My name is Constance and for all of those of you who are new to this list, I am the List Administrator. I would like to have everyone on the list fill out the small survey below and send it back to me. Just click on your reply button and use the message itself to reply. This survey will give me a better idea of our areas of research, what time frame our research is in, areas where I might be able to be of help to you with your research, and how many of us are working in the same areas and don't know it yet. This is only to help me in making this list a worth while and effect tool for you in doing your family research. ======================SURVEY===================== 1) Do you use the internet to do your research? Or do you use your local FHC? Or both? Both 2) How long have you been doing genealogical research? since 1986 3) What state/states or countries is your reseach in? I search for my Crump family in VA, KY, MO, Indian Territory and TX 4) What counties for the states or countries in question #1 are you researching? VA(county unknown), KY (county unknown), MO (Cape Girardeau and Bollinger Co.), Indian Territory (near Mansfield) TX (Cooke and Lamar Counties) 5) What time period are you researching in? (for example: Colonial, pre 1850, post 1850, etc.) Pre 1820 to 1860 6) What type of records (if I could get them) would be of interest to you in your research? (ie: Town and county histories, vital records, colonial records, Statutory registrations, passenger ships manifests, etc.) county histories vital records colonial records family histories I hope you will all reply to this survey. Thank you Constance for taking the time to do this. We appreciate it. Sue Bouska [email protected]

Hi Everyone, Thanks to Ed, we have two more entries from the Canadian Immigrant Records, Part One database at Ancestry.com. Constance ===================NEW ENTRIES================== CROMP, Antonia, 19, Year of Record 1901, immigrated in 1888, 1901 Census of Canada: Province of Quebec (Extraction of those who were born outside of Canada and have given a year of immigration to Canada) National Archives of Canada: Ricrofilm Reel N. T-6514, District 140-Beauharnois, Sub-District H11 - Salaberry de Valleyfield, Town, page 9., and CROMPE, Francois, 8, 1901, "born in United States", 1901 Census, Microfilm reel No. T-6522-155-B04, page 7.

Here are the seven CRUMP listings from Ancestry.com I spoke of this morning. Constance Database: Canadian Immigrant Records, Part One Foremat: Name, Title, Age, year of record, Comments, Source/Event, Reference 1) CRUMP, George, B.K.C., 68, 1901, immigrated to Canada in 1844, 1901 Census of Canada: Province of Quebec (Extraction of those who where born outside of Canada and have given a year of immigration to Canada), National Archives, of Canada: Microfilm Reel No. T-6533, District 175 - Montreal City, Sub-District A19- St. Antoine Ward, page 2 2) CRUMP, Henry, adult, 1883, Arrived on the 'Nova Scotian' Passenger List: Port of Halifax, National Archives of Canada: Microfilm Reel No. C-4512 page 1 3) CRUMP, John, 54, 1901, emigrated to Canada in 1864, 1901 Census of Canada, Province of Ontario (List of immigrants extracted), National Archives of Canada, Microfilm Reel No. T6498, District 117 - Toronto, East, City, Sub-District a-1, Ward 1, page 11 4) CRUMP, Mary A., 66, 1901, immigrated to Canada in 1844, 1901 Census of Canada: Province of Quebec (Extraction of those who where born outside of Canada and have given a year of immigration to Canada), National Archives of Canada: Microfilm Reel No. T-6533, District 175 -Montreal City, Sub-District A19 - St. Antoine Ward, page 2. 5) CRUMP, Sarah, 22, 1887, Arrived on the 'Sarnia' Passenger List: Port of Halifax, National Archives of Canada: Microfilm Reel No. C-4513 page 2. 6) CRUMP, Christana, 1901, 1901 Census of Canada; those giving a year of immigration and a place of birth outside of Canada. Transcribed from (film of) original documents held in the collection of the National Archives of Canada [Ottawa]: District 070 - Hastings East;Sub-District C - Thurlow Township; Division 5; page 10; reel T-6472. 7) CRUMP, William, 1901, 1901 Census of Canada; those giving a year of immigration and a place of birth outside of Canada. Transcribed from (film of) original documents held in the collection of the National Archives of Canada [Ottawa]: District 070 -Hastings East; Sub-District C - Thurlow Township; Division 5; page 10; reel T-6472.

Hi Everyone, Ancestry.com has free until 9 March 2000 the following website. I did a search for CRUMP and came up with seven entries. I will post them out later. For those of you with any Canadian Immigrants this site might be useful. Canadian Immigrant Records, Part One http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/3795.htm Constance

Hello Everyone, My name is Constance and for all of those of you who are new to this list, I am the List Administrator. I would like to have everyone on the list fill out the small survey below and send it back to me. Just click on your reply button and use the message itself to reply. This survey will give me a better idea of our areas of research, what time frame our research is in, areas where I might be able to be of help to you with your research, and how many of us are working in the same areas and don't know it yet. This is only to help me in making this list a worth while and effect tool for you in doing your family research. ======================SURVEY===================== 1) Do you use the internet to do your research? Or do you use your local FHC? Or both? 2) How long have you been doing genealogical research? 3) What state/states or countries is your reseach in? 4) What counties for the states or countries in question #1 are you researching? 5) What time period are you researching in? (for example: Colonial, pre 1850, post 1850, etc.) 6) What type of records (if I could get them) would be of interest to you in your research? (ie: Town and county histories, vital records, colonial records, Statutory registrations, passenger ships manifests, etc.) I hope you will all reply to this survey.

Union Crump Veterans 1861-1865 Abstracted from "The Roster of Union Soldiers 1861-1865", Edited by Janet B. Hewett, Published by Boradfoot Publishing Company, Wilmington, NC, 1997. This publication was in about fifteen-twenty volumes, and unlike the roster of Confederate Soldiers, this one is listed by state in separate volumes. Most of the southern states did not have records of the Union soldiers, and when this is the case I will at least give the number reported for Union Troops. Additionally, and interestingly, there were more Union Soldiers listed for Crump in the United States Colored Troops than in all the other published lists put together. That list is included here. While the states are not listed for the "Colored" troops, the unit is, so that can be determined from other sources. Keep in mind that there are three categories of states listed: 1. Those who had Crumps listed, 2. Those that did NOT have Crumps listed, and 3. Those that did not have lists available, but did have total number of Union Troops. List 1 - States (or others) that listed Crumps: District of Columbia Carlisle F., Mil. Inf. 6th Bn. Co. C, Sgt Daniel, Mil. Inf. 2nd Bn. Co. B Illinois Allen T., 10th Cav. Co. I Charles G., 61st Inf. Co. F Charles M., 13th Cav. Co. F George B. (or George), 7th Cav. Co. E, Bugler George F., 66th Inf. Co. I Richard M., 122nd Inf. Co. H Robert, 9th Inf. (3 mo. '61), Co. F Seth, 83re Inf. Co. E William P., 34th Inf. Co. B Michigan Daniel, 11th Cav. Co. L, Saddler Daniel, 8th Cav. Co. Saddler Henry, 7th Inf. Co. I, Sgt. Thomas, 7th Inf. Co. H William, 25th Inf. Co. G New Jersey Albert H., 2nd Cav. Co. D, Capt James A., Lt. Arty. Btty. C New York Henry, 71st St. Mil (3 Mo '62), Co. K James H., 18th Cav. Co. I,K James J. (Joab J.) 2nd Hvy. Arty. Co. D, 1st Sgt. John H. (Crumps), 142nd Inf. Co. I John W., 93rd nat. Guard (100 days '64) Co. I, Capt. Theodore, 13th Cav. Co. A Ohio Frederick, 43rd. Inf. George W., 19th Inf. (3 Mo '61), Co. H James G.S. (James G.), 92nd Inf. Co. H, 1st Sgt. William F., 23rd. Inf. Co. I Pennslyvania Albert H., 15th Cav. Co. H (same as N.J.?) Charles W., 213th Inf. Co. E West Virginia Charles, 3rd Cav. Co. K James, 13th Inf. Co. C United States Colored Troops (Designated as US Colored Infantry, Cavalrey, or Hvy or Lt Arty) Aaron 61st Inf. Co. E Anthony, 52nd Inf. Co. I Benjamin 14th Inf. Co. K Benjamin, 69th Inf. Co. A Beverly, 3rd Hvy. Arty., Co. G, Sgt. Beverly, 9th Hvy. Arty., Co. A, Sgt. Beverly, 88th Inf. (New), Co. K, Sgt. David, 61st Inf. Co. D Edmond N., 65th Inf Edward 13th Hvyh. Arty. Edward 50th Inf. Co. G Fleming, 27th Inf. Co. K George, 66th Inf. Co. A Grundy, 14th Inf., Co. E, Sgt. Henry, 3rd Hvy. Arty. Co. H Henry, 61st Inf. Co. D Henry, 82nd Inf. Co. B, Cpl. Henry, 93rd Inf. Co. K, Cpl. Henry, 102nd Inf. Co. C Israel, 1st Inf., Co. E Jackson, 100th Inf. Co. H James, Lt. Arty., Ind. Btty. James, 100th Inf. Co. H John, 4th Cav. Co. A John, Lt. Arty. Ind. Btty., Bugler John, 63rd Inf. Co. B John, 112th Inf. Co. B (Little Rock, AR) John, 117th Inf. Co. I Joseph, 13th Hvy. Arty. Co. G Joseph, 121st Inf. Co. A Joshua, 16th Inf. Co. D Lewis, 112th Inf. Co. B. Lewis, 113th Inf. Co. B Morris, 1st Inf. Co. E Richard, 2nd Inf. Co. K Samuel, 6th Cav. Co. H Thomas 6th Cav. Co. K Thomas, 27th Inf. Co. I Thomas, 55th Inf. Co. A Wasden, 64th Inf. Co. F Wasdon, 69th Inf. Co. A William, 4th Cav. Co. A, 1st Sgt. List 2 - The following states had what appeared to be complete rosters, but no Crumps: Connecticut Delaware Maine Maryland Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island Vermont Virginia There were no rosters in this work for the rest of the states, but they will be listed with the number of Union Soldiers for reference and to keep the numbers in perspective: Alabama 2,578 Arkansas 8,289 California 15,725 Colorado 4,903 Connecticut 55,864 Dakota Territory. 206 Delaware 12,284 District of Col. 16,534 Florida 1,290 Georgia Unknown, but only one battalion of Inf. Illinois 259,092 Indiana 196,363 Iowa 76,242 Kansas 20,149 Kentucky 75,760 Louisiana 5,224 Maine 70.107 Maryland 46,638 Massachusetts 146,738 Michigan 87,364 Minnesota 24,020 Mississippi 545 Missouri 109,111 Nebraska 3,157 Nevada 1,080 New Hampshire 33,937 New Jersey 76,814 New Mexico 6,561 New York 448,850 North Carolina 3,156 Ohio 313,180 Oregon 1,810 Pennsylvania 337,936 Rhode Island 23,236 South Carolina Unknown, but mostly Colored Troops Tennessee 31,092 Texas 1,965 Vermont 33,288 Virginia 25 Washington 1,810 West Virginia 32,068 Wisconsin 91,327 US Colored Troops. 177,935

Hi Everyone, This is a separate listing for Union Soldiers from Ed. He has put a lot of work into collecting and editing these records. I am very greatful that he is so willing to share his efforts with everyone. My best To All, Constance =============================================== Union Crump's buried in National Cemeteries These are just those buried in National Cemeteries. It does not include all the Union Crumps involved in the war. Ed At the end of the War Between the States the Government compiled a listing of all Union soldiers who were killed in battle and buried in National Cemeteries around the country. The list was published between 1865 and 1871. While I do not know the total number, I do know that that there were 27 volumes published. In 1994 Genealogical Publishing Company of Baltimore reprinted the "Roll of Honor" in ten volumes. The volumes do not have an Index, and are listed by cemetery. Some of them are in strict alphabetical order, and some only by the first letter of the surname. Some of the larger national cemeteries listed the soldiers buried there by state, so one must check each state to get the total picture. In addition, there were many that were unknown, perhaps as many as ten or fifteen percent. Having said that, this researcher did a page by page "search" of the volumes for any Crump that may be listed. The list following does not represent the Crumps who fought on the Union side of the conflict, but only those who died in it and are buried in national cemeteries. Another project scheduled for January 2000 will attempt to list all Crumps in the "Union Roster". Hopefully, that will follow before the end of January. Following is a listing of the results of this search with the name, unit, date of death, place of burial, and reference citation: 1. Elmore B. Crump, Pvt., Co. B, 89th Indiana (Inf.?) d. Jan 3, 1865, B.Jefferson Barracks near St. Louis, MO, Sec. 32 Grave No. 222. (Vol. 10, p. 109) 2. John Crump (Colored), Pvt. Co. B, 112th U.S.C.T., d. Sep. 15, 1864, B. Little Rock, AR, National Cemetery. (Vol. 7, p. 39) 3. Lewis Crump, Co. K, 14th Indiana Inf., d. Apr. 4, 1862, B. Winchester National Cemetery, Frederich Co., VA. (Vol 15, p. 191) And that's it! Certainly some were buried in family cemeteries, and some may be included in the "Unknowns", but with hundreds of thousands listed, it is clear that not many Crumps were in the "Union Camp".

Hi list! My Crumps are as follows: Margaret Elizabeth Barlow b. 12 Oct 1879 Macon, GA married Bradley Brown DeFore on 30 Dec 1897 Margaret's mother was Ida Ione CRUMP b. approx. 1860 Cochran, Bleckley Co., GA married Franklin W. Barlow Ida's father was John J. CRUMP b. in VA approx. 1820-30 married Frances Belflower (undocumented) Not much there. Hopefully these names ring a bell re records of someone. Joan Garvey, TX

This is the last of the Confederate Soldiers. Next to be sent are the Union Soldiers. NO STATE LISTED (but may be some of the same as earlier soldier listings. Ed) Braxton C., Gen. & Staff Capt., ACS Browdie S., Gen. & Staff, Comsy. Dept., Capt. F. H., 1st Conf. Eng. Troops Co. D Henry, 3rd Conf. Cav. Co. C Henry, 3rd Conf. Inf. Co. D, 2nd Lt. James, Brush Bn. James H., Gen. & Staff, QM Dept. Capt. J. G., 1st Conf. Eng. Troops Co. D Artif. J. H., 3rd Conf. Inf. Co. D, Capt. J. M., 3rd Conf. Cav. Co. C John, Brush Bn. John H., Gen & Staff Maj., QM John R., Eng., CSA 1st Lt. J. P. F., Gen & Staff Hosp. Stew. J. S., 2nd Cherokee Met. Vol. Co. D L. C., Gen. & Staff AASurg. M. H., Gen. & Staff. QM Dept. Maj. Richard, Gen. & Staff, Comsy. Dept. Capt. Richard O., 3rd Conf. Cav. Co. I Cpl. S. G., Gen & Staff, PACS 1st Lt., Ord.Off. T. M., 1st conf. Eng. Troops Co. D W. B., 3rd Conf. Cav. Co. C W. G. H., Exch. Bn. Co. E,F,CSA Wm, Gen & Staff 1st Lt. Adj. Wm, Jr., Gen. & Staff AASurg.

VIRGINIA Albert K., 12th Inf. Co. G A. W., 3rd Inf. Loc. Def. co. K B. B., Cav. 1st Bn. (Loc.Def.Troops) Co. A Benjamin O., 41st Inf. Co. D B. J., Inf. 25th Bn. Co. D C. G., 4th Cav. Co. G Charles A., 16th Inf. Col. Charles A., 26th Inf. Col. Christopher C., 26th Inf. Co. A Cpl. David A., Hvy. Arty. 10th Bn. Co. C Cpl. David W., Hvy. Arty. A. J. Jones' Co. D. W., 3rd Cav. Co. F Edgar M., 3rd Cav. Co. F 2nd Lt. Edmund P., 15th Inf. Co. I Edward C., 23rd Inf. Co. H. 2nd Lt. Edward E., Inf. 25th Bn. Co. D Edward M., 1st Arty. Co. D Edward M., Lt. Arty. 1st Bn. Co. D Edward M., Arty. B. H. Smith's Co. E. J., 1st St. Res. Co. F Fielding H., Hvy. Arty. A. J. Jones' Co. George, 15th Inf. Co. B George L., Hvy. Arty. A. J. Jones' Co. George L., 52 Mil Co. B. George R., Lt. Arty. R. M. Anderson's Co. Cpl. George R., 12th Inf. 2nd Co. I Sgt. George T., 3rd Cav. Co. F George T., 3rd Cav. Co. G George T., 1st Arty. Co, K,I George T., Hvy. Arty. A. J. Jones's Co. George W., 10th Cav. Co. A George W., 36th Inf. 1st Co. H, 2nd Co. D 2nd Lt. George W., 53re Inf. Co. E G. W., 11th Bn. Res. Co. A Hammonds, 3rd Cav. Co. F H. Clay, 3rd Cav. Co. F Henry A., 60th Inf. Co. F Henry C., Hvy. Arty. A. J. Jones' Co. James H., 3rd Cav. Co. D 3rd Lt. James H., 26th Inf. Capt., QM J. D., 3rd Inf. Loc.Def. 1st Co. G J. J., 2nd Inf.Loc.Def. Co.G J. J., Inf. 2nd Bn.Loc.Def. Co. A J. L., 2nd Inf.Loc.Def. Co. B J. L., Inf. 2nd Bn.Loc.Def. Co. D John A., Lt. Arty. 1st Bn. Co. D John A., Arty. B.H.Smith's Co. John A., 3rd Inf.Loc.Def. Co. D John Allen, 1st. Arty. Co. D John D., 1st Arty. Co. I John E., 23rd Inf. Co. C John G., Hvy. Arty. A. J. Jones' Co John L., 3rd Cav. 2nd Co. I John L., Mtd. Guard 4th Congr. Dist. John W., 3rd Cav. Co. F,E J. T., 1st (Farinholt's) Res. Co. G L., 3rd Cav. Co. F Lawrence S., 5th Cav. (12 mo. '61-2) Co. B Oceola C., 13th Cav. Co. B Osceola C., 9th Inf. Co. F R. F., 1st (Farinholt's) Res. Co. G Richard, 4th Cav. Co. E Richard, Mtd. Guard 4th Congr. Dist. Richard, Mil. 102nd Regt. Co. K Capt. Richard T., Horse Arty. Ed. Graham's Co. Ro. H., Inf. 22Bn. Co. H Robert A., Hvy. Arty. 20th Bn. Co. E Cpl. Robert A., 1st Inf. Co. G Sgt. Robert H., 2nd Arty. Co. H Sterling J., Hvy. Arty. Wright's Co. Sylvanus G., 1st Arty. 2nd Co. C Jr. 1st Lt. Thomas A., 1st (Farinholt's) Res. Co. G Thomas M., Hvy. Arty, 10th Bn. Co. C T. J., Second Class Mil. Hobson's Co. William B., 1st Arty, 2nd Co. C 2nd Lt. William Boneville, 8th Cav. 1st Co. D 2nd Lt. William D., Hvy. Arty. 20th Bn. Co. E Sgt. William L., Inf. 1st Bn.Loc.Def. Co. A William P., 53rd Inf. Co. E William W. 12th Inf. Co. G Z. Taylor, 3rd Cav. Co. F

Hi All, I have Internet Explorer, and yes it works the same as Netscape. Joyce -----Original Message----- From: Constance M. Diamond [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, February 17, 2000 11:41 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [CRUMP] Replying to list Hi Everyone, At the request of Ed, I thought I would explain how to use your "Reply" button to reply to a message you want to send to the whole list instead of just to the individual who sent the original message. If you have Netscape...If you receive a message from this list, or any list for that matter, and you want to send a reply. But you want the reply to go to the list and not just individual all you have to do is... click on the "Reply All" button on you tool bar, the message reply box will open and the message will be addressed to Both the sender and the list. You can then either delete out the address of the send to where all that is showing is the list named address or leave it. For those of you using Internet Explorer, I believe it is the same. But because I don't use I.E., I can't be sure. Maybe someone on the list using I.E. could tell us. There is one other way. But I am not sure many people would like it. I have seen several lists use this and most people really don't like it. How it is done... I set the list utilities so that ALL messages go back to the list when they are responded to, automatically. I will leave this up to you as to whether this is what you want. From personal experience this method is not very convenient at all. I hope this explanation is of some help. Try the "Reply All", using this message so you can see how it works. My Best To All, Constance ______________________________

TEXAS Dan, Nolan's Mtd. Co. (Loc. Def.) Daniel D., 13th Vol. 2nd Co. A, 2nd Co. G G. P., 20th Inf. Co. B John, Nolan's Ntd. Co. (Loc. Def.) Sgt. Jno. S., Cav. Biard's regt. Co. D J. W., 20th Inf., Co. B L. S., 8th Cav. co. K Sgt. R. J., 26th Cav. Co. C R. J., 1st regt. St. Troops Co. E Robert J. 3rd Cav. Co. E Robert M., 11th Inf. Co. A,H Asst. Cook R. P., 32nd Cav. Co. K Maj. R. P., Cav. Crump's Regt. Col T. J., 3rd Cav. Co. E William, 2nd Cav. 2nd Co. F William H., 19th Cav. Co. H William H., 2nd Inf. Co. H W. J., 11th Inf. Co. H

NORTH CAROLINA Absalon B., 48th Inf. Co. I Daniel, 18th Inf. Co. C Davidson H., 43rd Inf. co. I Cpl. Edward G., 29th Inf. Co. E Elijah H., 26th Inf. Co. I 1st Sgt. Elijah H., 58th Inf. Co. H. 1st Sgt. E. M., 11th (Bethel Regt.) Inf. Co. B Erwin, 48th Inf. Co. I G. T. C., 2nd Inf. H. C., 26th Inf. Co. F Henry J., 48th Inf. Co. I James F., 4th Cav. (59th St. Troops) Co. A Cpl. James F., 23rd Inf. Co. A James M., 26th Inf. Co. F Cpl. J. J., 32nd Inf. Co. I John, 26th Inf. Co. F John F., 22nsd Inf. Co. A John J., 15th Inf. Co. M John J., 44th Inf. Co. E. Capt. L. P., 1st Jr. Res. Co. I M. C., 1st Jr. Res. Co. I R. H., 1st Cav. (9th St. Troops) Co. C Samuel W., 30th Inf. Co. I Solomon, 46th Inf. Co. A Stephen, 31st Inf. Co. B 2nd Lt. Thomas, 26th Inf. Co. F Thomas B., 14th Inf. Co. C W. D., 31st Inf. Co. B W. D., Mallett's Bn. Co. F William, 1st Jr. Res. co. I William F., 4th Cav. (59th st. Troops) Co. A Sgt SOUTH CAROLINA James F., 1st Arty. Co. C T. M., 2nd Inf. Co. E TENNESSEE Andrew J., 2nd (Robison's) Inf. Co. H E. A., 38th Inf. Co. M. Lt F., 18th (Newsom's) Cav. Co. E sgt. Fendall, 19th & 20th (Cons.) Cav. Co. C G. K., 22nd (Barteau's) Cav. Co. B G. K., 3rd (Clack's) Inf. Co. F J. O., Cav. Jackson's Co. John A., 7th Inf. Co. C Marcus V., 2nd Cav. Co. B Spotswood, Cav. 12th Bn. (Day's) Co. E T. B., Cav. 17th Bn. (Sanders') Co. C William, 61st Mtd. Inf. Co. E William R. M., 7th Inf. Co. C

MARYLAND W. D., MD Line MISSISSIPPI A. J., Lt. Arty. 14th Bn. Co. C A. J., Lt. Arty. Merrin's Brry. Alvis T., 11th Inf. Co. I Anderson, 34th Inf. Co. F A. S., 12th Cav. Co. G 2nd Lt. Brodie S., 9th Inf. Old Co. B Sgt. C. C., 7th Cav. co. D Edward H., 9th Inf. Old Co. D Edward W., 21st Inf. Co. A Henry, 9th Inf. New Co. E J., 5th Inf. Co. A 2nd Lt. James M., 17th Inf. Co. B Capt James M., 21st Inf. Co. A James M., 48th Inf. Co. H 1st Sgt. James T., 14th Inf. Co. E 1st Sgt. J. M., 2nd Cav. Res. Co. I J. M., Inf. 2nd Bn. Co. H Sgt. John, 9th Inf. Old Co. B John C., 21st Inf. Co. F John M., 17th Inf. Co. G Cpl. J. R., 2nd Part. Rangers Co. K J. W., 14th Inf. Co. E N. B., 44th Inf. Co. F Sgt. Richard W., 12th Inf. Co. F Capt. Robert A., 23rd Inf. Co. E Taylor, 12th Cav. Co. I Sgt. T. B., 9th Cav. Co. F T. B., 10th Cav. Co. A Thomas B., 5th Inf. Co. A 2nd Lt. Turner W., 12th Inf. Co. F Cpl. William Jr., 9th Inf. Old Co. D Sgt. William, 34th Inf. co. H William R., 25th Inf. Co. H Willis J., 13th Inf. Co. K Sgt W. J., 12th Cav. Co. G 2nd Lt. W. J., 14th Inf Co. E 1st Lt. W. J., 20th Inf. 3rd Lt. MISSOURI Albert, 6th Inf. Co. K Albert K., 1st Inf Co. A A. P., Cav. 2nd Regt. St. Guard Co. A Benjamin, Inf. Perkins' Bn. Co. D Charles, 1st N.E. Cav. Price's Co. M, White's Co. Elijah, 2nd Cav. Co. B Elijah, 9th (Elliott's) Cav. Co. H Elijah, St. Guard Esom B., Lt. Arty. 1st Field Btty. Cpl Henry, 1st N.E. Cav. Price's Co. M, White's Co. Sgt. Jacob, 8th Cav. Co. F James, Lt. Arty. 1st Field Btty. John R., 12th Cav. Co. E 2nd Lt. Joseph, 10th Inf. Co. C Josiah, 1st N.E. Cav. J. W., Cav. 2nd Regt. St. Guard Co. A Robert, 1st N.E. Vav. Price's Co. M, White's Co. Cpl S. C., Cav. 2nd Regt. St. Guard Co. A William F., 8th Cav. Co. F William H., 1st N. E. Cav.

I am researching Lucy D. Crump, born 1800 in Hanover Co. VA, married to John Hogarty in 1822 in Henrico Co., VA, and died in 1882 in Scott Co., Iowa. I have no knowledge of her parents and am wondering if anyone knows anything about Crumps in Hanover County (I know there is a Crump's Creek there!). The information about her birth comes from her Iowa cemetery record. The marriage info comes from Virginia marriage records. Her children are John Crump Hogarty, James D. Hogarty, Joseph Hogarty, Samuel Hogarty, Francis T. Hogarty, Martin Van Buren Hogarty, Ann Maria Hogarty,and Richard Mentor Hogarty (all children born in Ohio, according to the census- except for John- although the IGI says Virginia). After reading Constance's posting about the Missouri family of Richard Crump, born 1772, I am wondering if there might be a connection there. Does anyone know what happened to his daughter, Lucinda? -- Melinda Anderson ************************************************************* http://home.earthlink.net/~melindaroo/twigs.html Climbing these branches of my Family Tree: ANNAND, BADENOCH, BEAMER, BEAN, BRADLEY, COWAN, CRABS, CRAWFORD, CRUMP, DOOLIN, EMBURY, FUNK,GERRISH, HABBERCORN, HANCOCK, HARPER, HARRINGTON, HILL, HILLIKER, HOGARTY, KISER, MCLAUGHLIN, MOWATT , NUNNERY, PEASLEE, SCRIBNER, SHURTLEFF, SMALL, SPAFFORD, TOUGH, WOLFE …… *************************************************************

KENTUCKY E. H., 2nd (Duke's) Cav. Co. F 2nd Lt. John, 2nd (Duke's) Cav. Co. F 2nd Lt. J. R., 7th Mtd. Inf. 1st Co. K W. C., 9th Cav. Co. C Walter L., 2nd (Duke's) Cav. Co. C William C., Horse Arty. Bryne's Co. William D., 3rd Cav. Co. C W. R. M., 2nd (Duke's) Cav. Co. D Sgt. LOUISIANA A. B., 27th Inf. Co. K Allison B., 12th Inf. Co. A Benjamin, Mil. Conf. Guards Reg. Co. A F. B., 27th Inf. co. K John H., 13th Bn. (Part. Rangers) Co. C Cpl. Joseph R., 9th Inf. Co. A P. C., 17th Inf. Co. F Robert W., 25th Inf. Co. H R. W., Inf. Pelican Regt. Co. C Samuel D., 12th Inf. Co. C Thomas E., 12th Inf. Co. G Thomas S., 2nd Inf. Co. D Capt. William G., Inf. 7th Bn. Co. C 1st Lt. William G., 15th Inf. Co. K 1st Lt. William L., 12th Inf. Co. C W. L., 13th Bn. (Part. Rangers) Co. F,C W. N., 1st Hvy. Arty. (Reg.) Co. E

ARKANSAS B. C., 13th Inf. Co. H Capt. B. C., 30th Inf. Comsy. Sgt. George J., 16th Inf. Co. E Jr. 2nd Lt. Henry M., 16th Inf. Co. E Isaac T., 35th Inf. Co. D J. G., Cav. 1st. Bn (Stirman's) Co. D Cpl. John H., 18th (Marmaduke's) Inf. Co. D Capt. John T., 35th Inf. Co. D J. P., 36th Inf. Co. E J. R., 13th Inf. Co. E J. R., Mil. Desha Cty. Bn. Nathan V., 4th Inf. Kelley's Co. Nathan V., 16th Inf. Co. H N. B. Cav., 1st Bn. (Stirman's) Co. D Sgt. N. R., 51st Mil. Co. E R. G., 23rd Cav. Co. D W. D., 1st Inf. Co. D William, 36th Inf. Co. E William W., 27th Inf. Co. D,F 1st Lt. W. R., 35th Inf. Co. D GEORGIA A. B., 1st (Symons) Res. Co. I A. B., 6th Res. Co. G Abram L., 62nd Cav. Co. A,H A. L., 8th Cav. Co. A Archibald B., Inf. 1st Loc. Troops (Augusta) Co. B Daniel, Cav. 16th Bn. (St. Guards) Co. D E., 11th Inf. Co. C E. L., 28th Inf. Co. K Ord. Sgt. Elijah P., 34th Inf. Co. I E. S. V., 37th Inf. Co. D George H., Inf. 1st Loc. Troops (Augusta) Co. B G. R., Inf. 1st Loc. Troops (Augusta) Barnes' Lt. Arty. Co. Sgt. J., 5th Res. Co. C James, 11th Inf. Co. D James M., 34th Inf. Co. I J. D., 29th Inf. co. D John, Cav. 16th Bn. (St. Guards) Co. D John M., Lt. Arty. 14th Bn. Co. B John M., Lt. Arty. Anderson's Btty. John R., Detailed Conscr. L. R., 1st Inf. (St. Guards) Co. A Madison, 11th Cav. Co. K Memory W., Jr., 34th Inf. O. O P. F., 28th Inf. Co. K 2nd Lt. R. G., 43rd Inf. Co. D R.J.C.W., 37th Inf. Co. D Robert J.C.W., 38th Inf. Co. F Samuel H., Lt. Arty. 12th Bn. 2nd Co. B Maj. Samuel H., 1st (Ramsey's) Inf. Co. I Capt. Thomas, 23rd Inf. Co. D Sgt. Thomas L., 11th Inf. Co. F Thoranton, 11th Inf. Co. F Thornton, 4th Inf. Co. D. Sgt. Thornton C., 6th Cav. Co. D T. J., 5th Mil. Co. B T. J., 37th Inf. Co. D T. L., 23rd Inf. Co. D Sgt. T. R., 12th Cav. Co. C William P., 34th Inf. co. I

Hello Everyone, During the next week I will be sending out a state by state list of Confederate Soldiers, "re-edited" by Ed Crump. Ed has so graciously sent the index to me for use with the list. I hope that you all appreciate Ed's work as much as I do, even though I have no Southern Crump connection. Thank you so much Ed for a job Well Done! This will be the introduction and the first State. I will keep the message to a reasonable length so there should be no problems with the digests. My Best To All Constance ================================================ Crump's involved in the War Between the States listed in "The Roster of Confederate Soldiers 1861-1865" This information was Edited by Janet B. Hewett and Published by Broadfoot Publishing Company, Wilmington, NC in 1996 in 16 Volumes. The entire list is in alphabetical order, but has been listed for our family purposes by State. The information included here was taken from pages 279-281 of Vol. IV. It is important to note that although there are over 350 names listed, there are many duplications. If a soldier was transferred from one unit to another, or promoted, he is likely to be listed more than once. There are several instances of one person being listed as many as three or four times. And sometimes in more than one state! Be sure to check out the last section. Although this list has been organized by state, a number of our ancestors were involved in Headquarters units, and no state was mentioned. That list follows Virginia. Since this is a CRUMP list, the surname has not been reproduced. The list includes the first and middle name (or initials), the Unit and rank if known. For the most part, I do not know any more than is reproduced here. Submitted by Ed Crump, Jr., Louisiana, December 1999. ALABAMA C., 10th Inf. Co. A C.T., Lt. Arty. Tarrants's Btty. E.A., 50th Inf. Co. G 1st Lt. Fendall, Cav. Forrest's Regt. Sgt. Francis A., 28th Inf. Co. C F.W., 9th (Malone's) Cav. Co. B Henry, 28th Inf. Co. E Israel, 10th Inf. Co. A James C., 12th Cav. Co. F James D., 19th Inf. Co. K,I Sgt. James R., 10th Inf. Co. I James V., 16th Inf. Co. G J. C., 49th Inf. Co. G 3rd Lt. Jonathan, 1st Inf. Co. I John P., 19th Inf. Co. K,I 2nd Lt. John R., 48th Mil. Co. H John W., 48th Inf. Co. G Luke, 10th Cav. Co. F Sgt. P. R., 9th. Inf P. R., 10th Inf. Reuben D., 10th Inf. Co. A Richard D., 18th Inf. Co. L Richard D., 58th Inf. Co. G Robert, 44th Inf. Co. D Robert G., 10th Inf. Co. I Silas, 51st (Part. Rangers) Co. E S. J., 25th Inf. Co. D Sgt. W. C., Cav. 8th Regt. (Livingston's) Co. F W. G. H., 27th Inf. Co. E Cpl. W. G. H., 49th Inf. Co. I William B., 10th Inf. Co. I William B., 12th Cav. Co. F William N., 49th Inf. Co. I Lt. Col.