Hello Everyone, As all of you have noticed there is a lack of messages coming through this list and others as well. Rootsweb is having problems, both yesterday and today. They are working on the problems as I write this. Just to let you know...it is not your server. Nor have you been removed from the list. Everything will be back to normal soon. Constance CRUMP-List Administrator

Hello Everyone, Today will I was at the library I came across an entry for a CRUMP Pioneer in early Callaway Co., Missouri. It is from a book titled, "A HISTORY of the PIONEER FAMILIES of MISSOURI, by Wm S. Bryan and Robert Rose, Bryan, Brand, & Co., St. Louis, MO., 1876. Page 317. CRUMP. Richard Crump, of Virginia, was born in 1772, and was married in 1796 to Sarah Smith of that State. Their children were -- Lucinda, Turner, Nancy, Richard W.S., America, Thompson S. Henry S., Sally, Mary F., James S., John H., Benedict, and Lydia A. Mr. Crump settled in Callaway county in 1820. America, his third daughter, was drowned in the Kentucky river in 1819. His sons all made fortunes, and are good and highly respected citizens. Constance

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --Boundary_(ID_sdEVw9esaT/NXS8EoLM6pg) Content-type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-transfer-encoding: 7BIT --Boundary_(ID_sdEVw9esaT/NXS8EoLM6pg) Content-type: MESSAGE/RFC822 Return-path: [email protected] Received: from sims-mx2.mt.sfl.net (sims-mx2.mt.sfl.net [209.135.99.11]) by sims-mh1.cg.sfl.net (Sun Internet Mail Server sims.4.0.1999.09.28.17.31.p2) with ESMTP id <[email protected]> for [email protected] (ORCPT rfc822;[email protected]) ; Fri, 18 Feb 2000 13:31:01 -0700 (MST) Received: from lists3.rootsweb.com (lists3.rootsweb.com [206.169.84.39]) by sims-mx2.mt.sfl.net (Sun Internet Mail Server sims.4.0.1999.10.29.10.36.p4) with ESMTP id <[email protected]> for [email protected] (ORCPT rfc822;[email protected]); Fri, 18 Feb 2000 13:31:00 -0700 (MST) Received: (from [email protected]) by lists3.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) id MAA14611; Fri, 18 Feb 2000 12:30:48 -0800 Resent-date: Fri, 18 Feb 2000 12:30:48 -0800 Date: Fri, 18 Feb 2000 13:13:56 -0700 Resent-from: [email protected] From: Dave Crump <[email protected]> Subject: [CRUMP] Crump Resent-sender: [email protected] To: [email protected] Resent-message-id: <[email protected]> Message-id: <[email protected]> MIME-version: 1.0 X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.7 [en] (Win98; U) Content-type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-transfer-encoding: 7BIT X-Accept-Language: en Precedence: list X-Loop: [email protected] Old-To: [email protected] X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 X-Mailing-List: <[email protected]> archive/latest/52 Hello Ernest I saw your posting today thought I would give you a a address to check out for England, maybe it can help, We have done a lot of research on our family in England.My father Albert Crump came to Canada from England in 1932, with the Middlemore boys home, he was sent to work on a farm in St John N.B, my father had very little information about his family in England, it took us 2 years of research but we did find the information we were looking for, we even found 2 living cousins in England, that he visited 2 years ago.We did a lot of research at the LDS church, we sent away for birth,death records to get information on linking the families together, also wills are a great help as well.Just thought we would send you a few ideas. David and Linda from Alberta Canada ==== CRUMP Mailing List ==== Don't forget to visit the CRUMP FAMILY GENEALOGY FORUM Boards at http://genforum.genealogy.com/crump/ ============================== Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi --Boundary_(ID_sdEVw9esaT/NXS8EoLM6pg)--

Hello Ernest I saw your posting today thought I would give you a a address to check out for England, maybe it can help, We have done a lot of research on our family in England.My father Albert Crump came to Canada from England in 1932, with the Middlemore boys home, he was sent to work on a farm in St John N.B, my father had very little information about his family in England, it took us 2 years of research but we did find the information we were looking for, we even found 2 living cousins in England, that he visited 2 years ago.We did a lot of research at the LDS church, we sent away for birth,death records to get information on linking the families together, also wills are a great help as well.Just thought we would send you a few ideas. David and Linda from Alberta Canada

Hi; I have just gotten listed on the Crump site, and am wondering what are the best sources of history on Crumps from the UK in the late 19th century and back. My father immigrated from England in 1902 at age 4, with his family, but we have no idea how to reconstruct the family tree back in London. His folks had no records, or pictures. My father was Albert Ernest Crump, born London England on June 20th 1898. His father was also Albert, but used Alfred as his name. Grandfather had married a Ferguson, and fought in the siege of Paris in 1870's(?). Rest is very sketchy. thanks. Edward Ernest Crump, Cambridge Ontario.

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

Subject: Re: [CRUMP] CROMPE Date:Thu, 17 Feb 2000 09:01:45 -0600 From: Ed Crump Jr <[email protected]> To: "Constance M. Diamond" <[email protected]> Constance, I am not sure if a "Reply" goes to the list, or just to the sender, so if this only comes to you and you consider it worthy of discussion then you can post it. Perhaps you can explain how we should use Reply when it is intended for the whold list. This message concerns Bridget and other "early" Conneticut Crumps: >From "Conneticut Puritan Settlers", Royal P. Huffman, Case, Tiffany and Company, Hartford, 1852, p. 768 (Call Number R929.1 H66) "CRUMP, THOMAS, of Hartford, was a servant of Gov. Hopkins, and d. in 1644-5. Andrew Bacon and George Graves, March 5, 1644/5, testified in Court, that were with Thomas _Crump_, when he was sick, not long before his death; he said "his debts being paid, he desired his master would doe w'th yt as he pleased," [his estate] and probably left no family. Thomas, was a defendant in Court, at Hartford, in a action of slander, in 1643; Gov Hopkins settled his estate, 1644-5; George _Crump_, of Hartford d. in 1644; Crombe, Alexander, 1663; Crompe, Bridget, &t, aged 18, embarked in the Merchant's Hope, Hugh Watson, Master, for Virginia, in 1635. This name is now found at New London, in Conn., and in Virginia." So, two things are obvious (1) the Merchant's Hope went to Conneticut after leaving England and before arriving in Virginia, and (2) there were Crumps in Conneticut before 1650! This is NOT the Sgt. Thomas of Jamestown, but I do not know who he is. In looking at a map of the United States, Conneticut is not as far from Virginia as one might imagine. It was clear that there was travel between the two. There were no Crumps in Conn. by the 1660's however. The references to the legal actions are readily available in the early legal books and records of Conn. Food for thought! Ed Crump in Louisiana (researching Crumps prior to 1730)

Seeing more Crumps from England on the list is exciting for me! Are any of you researching the family from James I (1603) to about George II (say 1727)? I am particularly interested in the Crumps who migrated to Ireland in the late 1600's, say from 1670 - 1700. I know they were English, but do not know why they went to Ireland. And I wonder if the Rev. Richard Crump of Ireland (1670-1737) was the son of Sir Richard Crump of Bristol. I know he had a son, Richard, but some have speculated that the son went to America. Sir Richard married (2) Margaret Howton, does anyone know his first wife's name? I am also interested in the James Crump who married Catherine Mayo in England in 1677. Thank you, Ed Crump in Louisiana, USA.

Hi Everyone, >From the book titled, "The Original Lists of Persons of Quality...., 1600 -1700." Edited by John Camden Hotten, Published by John Camden Hotton: London 1874. comes the following entrys for CROMPE Page 116-117. "Vltimo Julij 1635 Theis vnder-written names are to be, transported to Virginea, imbarqued in ye MERCHANTS HOPE Hugh Weston Mr. p examinacon by the Minister of Gravesend touching their conformitie to the Church discipline of England and have taken the oaths of Alleg: and Suprem: Bridget Crompe Total 66 men and 9 women." Page 227. Musters of the Inhabitants in Virginia 1624 -1625. Thomas Crompe came in the (Bony bess) Constance

Hello everyone Our family came from England. My Great-Great grandfather is Joseph Crump b. 1814 in Charlton Abbots, England. wife Elizabeth Harris B. abt 1816 Children Anne b. 1833 George b.1854 wife Selena, son Aldwin Martha b. 1835 Brockham Eliza b. 1837 Brockham John .b 1839 Blockley William b.1841 Blockley Wife Harritt, daughter Ellen b. 1877 Joseph b. 1843 Jane b. 1845 Died 3 mo Jane b.1847 Died 1 mo Issac b. 1827 Charlton Abbots Phebe b. 1852 husband William Nicholls, children Ann.E 1874, Sarah A.1876, Ellen.G.1880 David James Crump b.Charlton Abbots. Baker, wife Elizabeth b.Westhill Children: Fanny b. 1836 Cutsdean Jane Agell, b. Blockley David b, 1841 Adscott Susanna b. 1843 Adscott Thomas James b.1849 Bourton on the Hill, (my Great-grandfather) Wife Mary White b.1816-17 Thomas James also lived in Birmingham, and Studley area. Joseph James Crump and his wife lived in Gloucestshire and Warwickshire, he was a baker and farm labourer and she worked in the Silk mills. David and Linda Crump

My great grandmother was Mary Elizabeth CRUMP(b Nov 1852 MS) who married William Jefferson BROCK(b.July 1846) They were in the 1880 Union CO MS census with children Ida(1873-married James Pressley JONES), Alace(1874 married Elbert HANKS) and Throdoe who was born in 1879. My grandfather was Mathew Webster BROCK born April 9, 1882 in Tippah County MS. The other children after my grandfather were Mary Elizabeth(married Joseph Cornelius MUNS), William Barney(married Bonnie) and Ollie Mae(married CRAIG). By 1900 they were in the Navarro, Freestone County Texas area. William Jefferson BROCK was the son of William E BROCK and Elizabeth(Betsy)WEBSTER CRUMP(widowed by William B CRUMP). I would like to find the parents of Mary Elizabeth CRUMP. Mary Chapman

Hi Linda, Can you tell who it is you are looking for? Maybe he lived in another county at the time. There are no CRUMPS living in New Kent or Alexandria or Henrico Counties in 1810 according to the tax lists. Please remeber that this Tax list is only for the counties for which the census is missing. According to the index, the counties covered are: Louisa Halifax Tazewell Pittsylvania Greenbrier Henry Grayson Hardy James City King William CRUMPS listed for this county Cabell CRUMPS listed for this county Mecklenberg Orange Patrick Russell CRUMPS listed for this county Nansemond Lee The Appendix also has Middlesex County Constance [email protected] wrote: > Dear Constance, > > I would appreciate your sending me the information you have regarding the > Crumps. I have just recently starting researching this surname and my Crumps > lived in New Kent County, VA and Alexandria, Henrico County, VA. > > Thanks. > > Linda > [email protected]

Hello Cheryl, There is no "Madison" Crump. There is the following individuals: Benjamin CRUMP Benjamin CRUMP, Jr. Elizabeth CRUMP Hanley CRUMP John CRUMP John W. CRUMP Richard CRUMP Constance

I have a copy of the "Supplement to the 1810 Census of Virginia, Tax lists of the Counties for which the Census is Missing". There are seven entries for the CRUMP surname. If anyone is interested I will be glad to send the complete information out. Constance

My Crump is as follows: Descendants of John L. Crump 1 John L. Crump Abt. 1791 - Aft. 1870 b in NC d: Aft. 1870 in Arkansas . +Anna Ayres 1805 - b in GA .... 2 [1] Jacob Robert Crump 1838 - b in Mississippi ........ +Jane McVey 1839 - b in Arkansas ........... 3 Leander (Lee) A. Crump 1858 - b in Pike County, AR ............... +Lucy O. Blackwell 1868 - b in Boles, AR .................. 4 David C. Crump 1885 - Abt. 1985 d: Abt. 1985 .................. 4 Oma Leotha (Okie) Crump 1891 - 1923 b in Arkansas d: 1923 in Buffalo Cemetery, Waldron, AR ...................... +Harvey Blair ......................... 5 Lena Blair 1907 - ......................... 5 Gracie Blair 1909 - ......................... 5 Ray Blair 1913 - ......................... 5 Void Blair 1918 - ......................... 5 William A. Blair 1911 - .................. 4 Fannie J. Crump 1893 - Abt. 1993 b in Arkansas d: Abt. 1993 ...................... +John A. McCurdy .................. 4 Bural C. Crump 1897 - Abt. 1997 b in Arkansas d: Abt. 1997 ...................... +Hettie Cates ......................... 5 Eufa Lee Crump ......................... 5 Bobby Dale Crump .................. 4 Hiram Crump 1902 - Abt. 1989 d: Abt. 1989 .................. 4 Lela Crump 1907 - .................. 4 Bert Crump 1910 - ........... 3 Annie Ayres ( A.A.) Crump 1860 - ........... 3 William D. Crump 1861 - ........... 3 James Crump 1865 - ........... 3 Nathan Crump .... *2nd Wife of [1] Jacob Robert Crump: ........ +Lexanner Thayson 1862 - .... *3rd Wife of [1] Jacob Robert Crump: ........ +Cynthia Adeline Lawrence Brown 1851 - 1917 b in Alabama d: 09-25-1917 in Scott County, AR - Needmore Cemetery ........... 3 Rufus Butler Crump 1885 - b in Boles, AK - Scott County d: 08-29 in Chowchilla, CA - Madera County ............... +Christian Ann Rose 1884 - 1977 b in Boles, AK - Scott County d: 07-1977 in Chowchilla, CA - Madera County .................. 4 [2] Gayle John Alvin Crump 1911 - 1985 d: 03-1985 in Chowchilla, CA ...................... +Gladys - 1997 d: 03-1997 in Chowcilla, CA ......................... 5 Shirley Crump ......................... 5 Jerry Crump ......................... 5 Jackie Crump .................. *2nd Wife of [2] Gayle John Alvin Crump: ...................... +Ann .................. 4 Georgie Blanche Crump 1908 - 1910 b in Boles, AK - Scott County d: 10-13-1910 in Boles, AK - Scott County .................. 4 Ambers Fulton Crump 1915 - b in Waldron, AR ...................... +Janell ......................... 5 Necia Crump ......................... 5 Barbara Crump ......................... 5 Larry Crump .................. 4 Elvert Nathan Crump 1906 - b in Boles, AK - Scott County ...................... +Ada House .................. 4 [3] Nellie Ann Crump 1921 - ...................... +Howard Fox ......................... 5 Billy Wayne Fox .................. *2nd Husband of [3] Nellie Ann Crump: ...................... +Albert Lewis .................. 4 Robert Rufus Crump 1925 - b in Waldron, AR ...................... +Joyce Lee Cooper 1928 - b in Mena, AR ......................... 5 Robert Lamar Crump 1946 - b in Hayward, CA ............................. +Lori Kathleen Adams 1953 - b in Pasadena, CA ................................ 6 Robert James Crump 1982 - b in Oregon City, OR ................................ 6 Jeffery Michael Crump 1985 - b in Oregon City, OR ......................... 5 Margaret Carol Crump 1948 - b in Hayward, CA ............................. +William Bruce Myers 1943 - b in Candler, NC ................................ 6 Brandon Curtis Myers 1973 - b in McMinnville, OR ................................ 6 Wesley Bruce Myers 1977 - b in McMinnville, OR ........... 3 Dovie Crump 1884 - 1975 d: 1975 in Waldron, AR-Scott Cty-Duncan Cemetery ............... +John Clopton 1887 - 1974 d: 1974 in Waldron, AR-Scott Cty-Duncan Cemetery .................. 4 Agnes Clopton - 1990 d: 03-24-1990 in Duncan Cemetery in Waldron, AR ...................... +____Smith .................. 4 Amon Clopton - 1997 d: 08-24-1997 ...................... +Hazel Scroggins ......................... 5 Roberta Clopton ............................. +____Shores .................. 4 Georgia Clopton b in Scott County, AR - Needmore Cemetery ...................... +______James ......................... 5 Carl James .... 2 Viney Crump 1825 - b in Alabama .... 2 [4] Charles Gibbin Crump 1828 - 1890 b in TN d: 1890 in Boles, AR ........ +Harriet Catherine Corbell 1842 - 1912 d: 06-23-1912 in Oakman, Pontotoc County, OK ........... 3 James Daniel Crump 1872 - b in Arkansas d: in Scott County, Arkansas ............... +Florella F. Cates .................. 4 Mathew Crump .................. 4 Aby Crump 1893 - Abt. 1993 b in Boles, Scott County, Arkansas d: Abt. 1993 .................. 4 Dorthy A. Crump 1898 - Abt. 1989 b in Boles, Scott County, Arkansas d: Abt. 1989 .................. 4 Levin Crump 1899 - Abt. 1989 b in Boles, Scott County, Arkansas d: Abt. 1989 .................. 4 John Crump 1902 - Abt. 1989 b in Arkansas d: Abt. 1989 .................. 4 Elmer Crump 1904 - 1968 b in Arkansas d: 03-1968 .................. 4 Hiram D. Crump 1908 - 1977 b in Arkansas d: 11-1977 in Vandervoort, AR, Polk Cnty ........... 3 Charles David Crump 1868 - b in Arkansas ........... 3 Bettie Elizabeth Crump 1866 - 1909 b in Arkansas d: 10-28-1909 in Oakman, Pontotoc County, OK ............... +James Robert Whisenant .................. 4 Frank Whisenant .................. 4 Ettie Whisenant .................. 4 Mary Whisenant .................. 4 Emitt Whisenant .................. 4 Isabell Whisenant .................. 4 Hattie Whisenant .................. 4 Rosie Whisenant .................. 4 Ola Whisenant ........... 3 Ruth "Ruthie" Harriet Crump 1875 - 1935 b in Pike County, AR d: 07-10-1935 in Stratford, Garvin County, OK ............... +Marion Leander Hunt .................. 4 Zora Hunt .................. 4 Margaret Alice Hunt .................. 4 Ezra Hunt .................. 4 Virgil Hunt 1900 - Abt. 1989 d: Abt. 1989 ...................... +Anna Mae Lillard .................. 4 William Walter "Bill" Hunt 1902 - Abt. 1989 b in Oakman, OK - Pontotoc County d: Abt. 1989 ...................... +Mattie L. Richardson .................. 4 James Samuel Hunt 1904 - ...................... +Wiltha Mae Oliver .................. 4 Clarence Ottis Hunt 1906 - 1971 b in Francis, Pontotoc Co, OK d: 07-11-1971 ...................... +Pearl E. Kitchens .................. 4 Edna Hunt 1909 - 1985 b in Pontotoc Co, OK d: 12-1985 ...................... +Garland Buckelew .................. 4 Effie Leone Hunt 1911 - b in Pontotoc Co, OK ...................... +John Wood ........... 3 Novel "Knove" Crump 1878 - Abt. 1978 b in Arkansas d: Abt. 1978 ............... +Minnie Brown - Abt. 1978 d: Abt. 1978 .................. 4 Wilma Crump - 1921 d: 1921 .................. 4 Bessie Crump 1907 - .................. 4 Arley Ernest Crump 1909 - 1964 d: 02-04-1964 ........... 3 William Jord Crump Abt. 1879 - Abt. 1979 b in Boles, AR d: Abt. 1979 in Commerce, TX, Hunt Cty ........... 3 Margarett A. Crump 1882 - 1961 b in Boles, Scott County, Arkansas d: 11-26-1961 in Ada, Pontotoc County, OK ............... +James W. Ragland .................. 4 James Ragland ........... 3 Artie Crump 1884 - 1914 b in Arkansas d: 1914 in Oakman,OK, Pontotoc Cty ............... +Marshall Ragland .... *2nd Wife of [4] Charles Gibbin Crump: ........ +Sarah ........... 3 Martha A. Crump Abt. 1851 - b in Arkansas ........... 3 Mary Caroline Crump Abt. 1854 - b in Arkansas ............... +Jim Winford ........... 3 George R. Crump Abt. 1858 - b in Arkansas ........... 3 John Coleman Crump Abt. 1862 - 1926 d: 1926 in Arkansas ............... +Mary Nancy Cates .................. 4 Bonnie Crump .... 2 Sarah J. Crump 1835 - b in AL ........ +Lingo .... 2 [5] Melinda Crump 1836 - ........ +John McVey ........... 3 William T. McVey 1859 - ........... 3 Mary J. McVey 1865 - .... *2nd Husband of [5] Melinda Crump: ........ +Henry Taylor ........... 3 Elias Taylor ........... 3 Emily V. Taylor ........... 3 Luiza M. Taylor .... 2 Mary Crump 1840 - .... 2 Nathan Crump 1842 -

I have a copy of the 1810 census index for the state of Kentucky. It has the following CRUMP families listed. Format: Name, County; Page; Males - Females - Slaves in household. CRUMP, Havillah; Warren Co., KY; 282; 20310-00010-07 CRUMP, James Clark Co., KY; 126; 40010-10102-05 CRUMP, John Bourbon Co., KY; 80; 32201-10010-00 CRUMP, John Jessamine Co., KY; 62; 00010-00100-00 CRUMP, Joseph Bourbon Co., KY; 79; 21101-10010-00 CRUMP, Joshua Barren Co., KY; 32; 00100-00100-00 CRUMP, Sherwood Bourbon Co., KY; 80; 31010-31010-00 Constance

Subject: [not a subscriber] Crump Family, Smethwick Birmingham. UK Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2000 02:10:35 -0800 From:"Lesley" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Hi, here is my Crump family, I come to a complete dead end with my Grandfather, not one of his children has any recollection of their Grandparents, so I'm assuming they had died before the children were born: David Harold Crump born December 1901/2 (my Grandfather) Profession: Ostler in Handsworth Birmingham Married Iris Lillian Victoria Frampton Died in 1946 Children. All born in Smethwick, Birmingham Raymond Crump Sheila Crump Veronica Crump William Crump Reginald Crump born 16 November 1931 (my Father) Royston Crump I have found out that one of my Grandfather's brothers, Bernard Crump was a missionary and travelled to America & Canada, eventually emigrating to Philadelphia. The church he was involved with was 'Mafa King Road Church' in Smethwick. David's other siblings were: Lucy Crump, William Crump & Frank Crump. If anyone can help I'd be extremely grateful. Lesley.

My husband's Crumps are: 1. John W. CRUMP, b. abt 1780, Chatham Co., NC, d. 14 Jan 1869, Monroe Co., MS married abt 1800 Peninnah TAYLOR b, abt 1782, prob Chatham Co., NC, d. bet. 1850-60 Children: a. Susannah, b. abt 1805, Chatham Co., d. bef 1855, MS, married John LAMBETH b. Joseph J., b. 16 Apr 1809, Charham Co., d. 5 May 1894, MS, married Frances "Fanny" STURDIVANT 3 Oct 1831 c. Nancy, b. abt 1810, Chatham Co., d. bef 1868, MS, married Jesse NEVELL d. Arsenia, b. 1 Mar 1813, Chatham Co., d. 11 Jun 1897, AL, married Thomas WILSON e. Elizabeth Jane, b. abt 1817, Chatham Co., married (1)Abel STANTON (2) Peter KNOWLES f. John (Jr.), b. abt 1820, Chatham Co., married Mary Elizabeth PREWITT 2. Joseph J. CRUMP as above Children: a. John Wesley, b. abt 1833, prob Chatham Co., NC b. Benjamin Thomas, b. 5 Jul 1835, d. 22 Dec 1899, MS, married Sarah J. MAYFIELD c. Joseph William, b. abt 1838, Monroe Co., MS c. James T., b. abt 1840, Monroe Co., MS d. Alvis Simon, b. 2 Feb 1844, Monroe Co., d. 14 Dec 1914, Union Co., MS, married (1) Elvira GREGORY (2) M.E. ARMSTRONG e. Courtney F., b. abt 1845, Monroe Co., married Unknown NABORS f. Rufus E., b. 30 Jan 1846, Monroe Co., d. 12 Mar 1907, Amory, MS 3. Benjamin Thomas as above Children: a. Martha L., b. abt 1866 b. Isaac M., b. 1868, married Lou WHITFIELD c. Julia F., b. abt 1870, married N.P. POPE d. Frances A., b. bet 1871-75, married Orsa A. BROWN e. June, b. abt 1876 f. James "Jim" Taylor, b. 21 Dec 1877, d. 1 Jun 1930, married Carrie MEEK g. Irene, b. abt 1879, d. 1942 h. Hermie, b. Apr 1883 i. Jodie, b. 1884, d. 1923 4. James "Jim" Taylor as above Children: a. Lila Mae, b. 31 Jan 1911, d. 28 Jul 1989, Tupelo, MS, married Dave STEPHENS b. Ira, b. 13 Mar 1902, d. Aug 1976, Blue Springs, MS, married Lillian Unknown c. Nannie Paralee, b. 18 Jul 1904, d. Mar 1995, Tupelo, MS, married Bryce MARTIN d. Sallie Sue, b. 12 Oct 1906, d. Jun 1986, Tupelo, MS, married Travis BARNES e. Jodie Lee, b. 1908, d. Oct 1987, Belden, MS, married Jack SCOTT f. James T., b. 1913, d. 9 Apr 1999, Tucker, GA, buried Verona, MS, married Geneva HAMPTON g. Mary Frances, b. 1915, still living, married Paul MITCHELL h. Codie Ruth, b. 1919, d. 25 Nov 1998, Columbus, GA, married Unknown MALONE i. Thomas B., b. 1921, still living, married (1) Margaret (2) Amy j. Isaac Mayfield, b. 1923, d. ?? We have information on several generations back from John (#1 above) to the Thomas Crompe of Jamestown, but not enough substantiated that I feel comfortable listing it. Sandra

My great-great-great grandfather was John Crump, who was born in England (don't know where or when), and migrated to Canada. He married Janet McCallum in Perth, Ontario in 1820. I don't know where or when he died. His son Henry was born in 1822, and at some point moved to northern Michigan, settling on Burt Lake (near Petoskey). He married Amelia Highland, who was also from Ontario. Lynda

Ok. I am a bit slow getting this finished. But here is my CRUMP connection. Mary Ann (2) CRUMP married John William Simning in Ontario. Their son William John Simning is my great Grandfather. 1..Michael CRUMP, b. abt 1787, England; d. Ontario, Canada. + Mary Ann <?>, b. abt 1799, England; d. Ontario, Canada. 2..Michael CRUMP, b. abt 1819, Ontario, Canada + Elizabeth, b. abt 1829, Canada 3..Hannah CRUMP, b. abt 1858, Minnesota 3..Emma CRUMP, b. abt 1859, Minnesota 3..James CRUMP, b. abt 1860, Minnesota 3..George Avon CRUMP, b. abt 1862, Minnesota. 3..Elizabeth CRUMP, b. abt 1864, Minnesota 3..Ailce CRUMP, b. abt 1866, Minnesota 2..Mary Ann CRUMP, b. abt 1823, Ontario; d. 1897 Minnesota + John William SIMNING, b. 1825, Ontario, Canada 3..William John SIMNING, 1848, Ontario, Canada 2..Peter CRUMP, b. abt 1827, Ontario, Canada 2..Hannah CRUMP, b. abt 1830, Ontario, Canada 2..Shedrick CRUMP, b. abt 1835, Ontario, Canada 2..James CRUMP, b. abt 1837, Ontario, Canada 2..Levi CRUMP, b.abt 1841, Victoria Co., Ontario, Canada. + Elizabeth (?), b. abt 1850, Canada. 3..Rebecca CRUMP, b. abt 1872, Minnesota. 3..Ellen CRUMP, b abt 1875, Minnesota. I am looking for information on Peter Hannah, James and Shedrick Crump as well as their parents, Michael Crump, Sr. and Mary Ann (?). Any information would be greatly appreciated. Does any of this look like it might make a connection to any of your Crump families? Constance