Hi fellow Crump researchers, I have masses of Crump/Crumpe/Crompe relations going back a long way thanks to the combined efforts of two relations back in England who took my tree back several more generations. Thomas CROMPE m Elizabeth Anthony CROMPE m 1547 JONE HARWARD Thomas CRUMPE b. 1549 m. Margaret Thomas CRUMP b. 1597 m. Margerie SAMBACHE Anthony CRUMPE b. 1617 m. Elizabeth Thomas CRUMP b. 1651 m. Jane Thomas CRUMP b. 1675 m. Mary HARRINGTON Thomas CRUMP b. 1706 m Jane Thomas CRUMP b. 1735 m. Ann NEW Edward Callow CRUMP b. 1776 m. Mary MARTIN Catherine CRUMP b. 1810 m. Thomas GALE This lot started off in BRETFORTON and ended up in CHILDSWICKHAM, others remained in the not too distant vicinity. Cheers Adrienne [email protected] website (hasn't got Crumps on it yet) http://AdeInNelson.homestead.com/ It has a new section on old postcards of some British churches.

This site referenced by Melinda is one of the best I have seen in a long time. It is one that I have noted in my "Favorites", and well worth keeping close to. Thank you, Melinda. >Date: Sun, 13 Feb 2000 14:19:23 -0800 >From: "Melinda M. Anderson" <[email protected]> >X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.5 [en] (Win95; I) >X-Accept-Language: en >To: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] >Subject: Crump slave narratives on Ancestry.com >X-MIME-Autoconverted: from 8bit to quoted-printable by scaup.prod.itd.earthlink.net id OAA24638 > >Just posted this on the GenForum Crump forum: > >Ancestry has a new database of narratives of former slaves (a WPA >project in the thirties). I searched >for the Crump name and came up with 96 hits. Many were in North >Carolina- where I know many on >this forum are searching for African American Crumps. The database is >free through February, as I >understand it. Here is the URL: >http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/biohist/slavnarr/promo.htm >Good luck !!!

Hi, I'm looking for the following: CRUMP, LONG, SAUL, MC ILRAVY, SMITH, BRANDT, ROGERS, BROWN and HYDE. Any help greatly appreciated.

Hello Everyone, I have recently taken over the management of the CRUMP mail list. I apologize for being slow in introducing my self, but family health problems have a way of coming up unexpectedly and taking precedence over my genealogy. This is a nice sized list and still growing. We have had four new subscribes in the last two days, which brings our subscriber numbers to 50. It is because of these numbers I am a bit puzzled at the little participation in the exchange of ideas, information, and or queries to the list. So I am sending out a request to everyone.... Please submit your CRUMP family connections to the list. This is a Roll Call of sorts for family connections. I realize it is difficult to do a "roll call" of surnames and be successful with the roll call. That is why I am asking you to send your family connections. Lets make this list a functioning list and not just another name list that goes no where. My Best To All, Constance

Seeking information on Benjamin Crump whose daughter married William Menefee. Also any marriages between Crump and Evans. Thank you Marna

John, Can you give us locations on your gg grandfather, Daniel Crump. I have a Daniel Crump, b. 1788 (VA), d. 11/15/1858 (MO), m. (1) Elizabeth A. Fisher 4/20/1812 (KY), (2) Jane Cox (after 8/22/1849). His parents were Thomas Crump (1756 VA -1833 KY) and Frances "Fanny" Taylor (1760 VA -1818 KY). There is more lineage on this family in WFT 10-960. Your dates for Daniel were pretty close to the date of my Daniel, so let me know if the locations and/or other info. might match yours. A. Utick _______________________________________ On Fri, 11 Feb 2000, John Carter wrote: > I saw Ed's post and think it is time to inquire of my Crumps again. The > earliest I have for sure is Daniel Crump my g-g grandfather born 1784 > died 1859. He married Elizabeth Skidmore born 1793 died 1860. I would > like to know more of her family. His father may have been William Crump > Jr. Daniel's son Edward Wesley Crump was my great grandfather born 1819 > died 1900 married Mary Virginia Clark[e]. I would like to see if William > is Daniel's father and the connection to Adam Crump. Looking forward to > some clue. > John > > > ============================== > The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > 12.8 million individuals and counting. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ >

I saw Ed's post and think it is time to inquire of my Crumps again. The earliest I have for sure is Daniel Crump my g-g grandfather born 1784 died 1859. He married Elizabeth Skidmore born 1793 died 1860. I would like to know more of her family. His father may have been William Crump Jr. Daniel's son Edward Wesley Crump was my great grandfather born 1819 died 1900 married Mary Virginia Clark[e]. I would like to see if William is Daniel's father and the connection to Adam Crump. Looking forward to some clue. John

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Hi Everyone, I have a copy of the 1895 Redwood Falls Village, Redwood Co., Minnesota State Census. Page 24 lists Jessie Crump and his wife Alice. FORMAT: Household #; Name; Age; Place of Birth. 201; Alpheus A. Wilson; 43; North Carolina Jane Wilson; 35; Prussia Ellen L. Wilson; 14; Minn Emmelia " ; 11; Minn Claria Wilson; 7; Minn Otto O. Wilson; 4; Minn Mary Ide; 22; Norway Jessie Crump; 62; Kentucky Alice F. Crump; 48; Kentucky Hope this is of interest to some of you. Constance

In looking over my emails, web searches, correspondence, etc. over the past four or five years, I only have twelve descendants of Adam Crump in my database. I am interested in putting together a listing of descendants for purposes of sending out up-dates on progress in his own ancestery. If you are interested in getting direct updates on Adam Crump going forward, I would appreciate your letting me know. Please let me know how you are related. So far, most of the descendants are from his son, John Bushrod Crump, but if you are descended from James Crump or Hannah Bushrod Crump, I will be happy to add you to the list. Thank you, Ed Crump, Jr. in Louisiana.

Hi - I am looking for information on John Crump, who married Janet McCallum in Perth, Lanark, Ontario on Jan. 3, 1820, as well as their son Henry, born abt. 1822. As a young man, Henry moved to the Burt Lake area of northern Michigan and started what became known as the "Crump Settlement" there. Thanks, Lynda

Looking for information on Madison Crump from W. Virginia born around 1813. Thanks. Cheryl

>Date: Sat, 29 Jan 2000 14:43:19 -0600 >To: [email protected] >From: Ed Crump Jr <[email protected]> >Subject: Anson, NC 1850/60 Crumps > >In response to Joyce's inquiry I submit the following: > >In 1850 there were three Crumps in Anson County, NC. They were Atlas, John F., and Woodson. Atlas and Woodson were both sons of Stephen Crump, s/o John Bushrod Crump. John F. was a son of John Bushrod Crump's son James. > >Stephen was a large land owner, and when he died in 1853 his estate was divided between 15 heirs, and at the time it included 45 slaves. It would appear, then, that his sons each inheirited some of Stephen's slaves. > >John F. Crump was also a slave owner. The Thomas Wade Chapter, DAR - NC Bible, Cemetery Records, Etc. (1952)includes John F. Crump (and his wife Charlotte F. Kendall)'s Bible Record (said to be found among some discarded papers) included his children - and the birth of several slave children. The four slaves mentioned were Elen, b. Mar 12, 1847, Ann b. Oct 5, 1848, Matilda, b Sep 14, 1850, and Hollom b June 18??. > >In 1860 there were six Crumps in Anson County. Alexander, James, Rowlins, Stephen, Walter, and Woodson. Woodson, son of Stephen was the only one of the 1850 Crumps still there. > >This does NOT answer Joyce's question, but we know that there were Crumps with slaves there during the period. > >John F. Crump is my ancestor, and I know that two of his three sons, James Franklin Crump and Reuben K. Crump, moved on to Arkansas after the civil war. I am not sure about the other son, George. George was born in Anson in 1848. No more information on him. > >So it would appear that Stephen Crump's children were the most likely Crumps in Anson to have slaves in the 1850 - 1865 time frame. > >Ed Crump

Hi Everyone, I have just joined this list and I am excited about getting started. I have been researching a Tom Crump (former slave) born about 1856 in Anson County, probably Ansonville Township for the last 5 or 6 years and I am not getting anywhere by myself. Tom married Callie Ingram from the same area between 1875 - 1880. They had the following children: Branch (born 1880) Pearl (born 1881) Jennie (born 1883) Henry (born 1887) - My grandfather Tom (born 1889) I would appreciate any information on possible Crump slave owners from Ansonville, or any information on the above names. Callie was still living in 1911, but not sure when she actually died. Thanking you in advance. Joyce

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These are my Arkansas Crump's - thanks for inputting the information

Found these while surfing.. 1870 Pike County AR Census http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~xrysta/1870census/1870Census.htm Page: 204 Dwelling/Family: 29/29 Crump, Andrew V. 25 m w 150 MS Cruup, Mary A. 25 f w TN Crump, Emily A. 3 f w AR Crump, Eliza J. 1 f w AR McClure, Sarah 25 f w TN Page: 209 Dwelling/Family: 92/92 Crump, Chas. G. 42 m w farm labor TN Crump, Harriet C. 28 f w AL Crump, Martha A. 18 f w AR Crump, Mary C. 16 f w AR Crump, George R. 12 m w AR Crump, John C. 8 m w AR Crump, Elizabeth 5 f w AR Crump, Charles 2 m w AR 1880 Pike County AR Census http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~xrysta/1880census/1880Census.htm Page: 416B Dwelling/Family: 46/46 CRUMP, JANE F W 48 WID AR AR AR CRUMP, WILLIAM N. M W 18 SON AR AR AR CRUMP, JAMES M W 14 SON AR AR AR CRUMP, JOHN M W 10 SON AR AR AR ALFORD, W.D. M W 45 HEAD PHYSICIAN AL AL SC ALFORD, REBECCA A. F W 39 WIFE TN TN GA ALFORD, JAMES A. M W. 19 SON AL AL AL ALFORD, JOHN E. M W 9 SON AL AL TN ALFORD, THOMAS F. M W 6 SON AL AL TN ALFORD, ROBERT N. M W 4 SON AL AL TN Vickye White Box 91 Tarzan, TX 79783 Please visit my website at: www.geocities.com/Petsburgh/Park/2777 Michelle's (the daughter) Website: www.geocities.com/Petsburgh/Park/2447/ Then we have: http://www.geocities.com/Petsburgh/Park/2447/stanton.html

Hello Adrienne, My CRUMPS are also English. It is only my great great grandmother who was born in Canada. Her parents were both born in England in the late 1790's to very early 1800's. I am just not sure where as yet. This is my previous message: My CRUMP ancestors are from Ontario Canada. Mary Ann CRUMP married John William SIMNING in Cornwall, Canada. Mary Ann had several brothers...Peter, Levi, William, Shedrick, and Michael... and two sisters....Elizabeth and Hannah, most of whom were born in Canada. At least as far as I know that is all of her siblings. Her father is believed to be Michael CRUMP, born in England. Her mother name is unknown, but thought to be Elizabeth also born in England. Do you have anything on a Michael born during the time period of 1790 to 1800, that might give me a lead to follow? Constance Diamond Coos Bay, Oregon Richards wrote: > I have been away from home for a bit, but notice some interesting > activity on this site - pity you're al researching your American > branches of the family as I Have heaps of new contacts for an English > branch. Edward's name produced some excitement for me as there are a > bunch of Edwards from Gloucester/Worcester border area whose line I've > been following. I recently made contact with an English gentleman who > has done extensive research on this line and gone back to the 1500 in > Bretforton (some fascinating wills as well). My Edward Callow Crump came > from the Childswickham area in the more recent early 1800s. Anyone out > there interested in this area? > Cheers Adrienne > [email protected] > > ============================== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi

I have a John L. Crump born about 1791 in NC, married Anna Ayres on 9-13-1822 in Jefferson County, AL. Don't know his parents names or any siblings. He died in Arkansas sometime after 1870. Would like to find where in NC he was born, but can't find any connection for him there. I have him in census records in AR in 1850 with children: Viney, Charles, Sarah, Melinda, Jacob, Mary and Nathan. --

Hi everyone, I'm interested in Virginia Crump born about 1750 who may be the daughter of Benjamin Crump probably from VA. Does anyone know of this family? Marna