FYI, I obtained my copy (2 vols.) of "A Crump on Every Stump" from the New Kent Historical Society, P.O. Box 24, New Kent, VA 23124. The second volume is composed of the descendants of Hammond Fletcher Crump, Sr. I don't know if you can purchase Vol. 1 separately. Sandra [email protected] wrote: > Mornin' Crump researchers! > > I also descend from William and Mary Spillman Crump: > Stephen and Elizabeth Crump > Richard and Frances Crump > Richard and Susannah Wilkinson Crump > Mary Crump and Alexander Gray > > Years ago I was on a genealogy trek in eastern Virginia and stopped on a whim > at a little library in Providence Forge (Heritage Library). There was the > book, "A Crump On Every Stump". I was with a friend and didn't have much > time to stay, so I copied the author, Nellie McLane Barham's, letter to the > library in the front of the book. I was intending to write her to purchase a > copy of the book. When I wrote to Nellie, the letter was returned - wrong > address. So, Nellie's old address was: > 1000 Westover Ave. #6 > Norfolk, VA 23507 > > Maybe members on this Crump list will have ideas on how we can track Nellie. > I have found a lot of Crumps on the LDS list, but it runs rampant with > mistakes. For instance it notes that Elisha Crump was born in 1787, died 28 > April 1930, married 7 March 1872. Supposedly he married and had children at > the age of 85!! Be careful with what you find in the Ancestral Files. > > Later, cousins! > Leigh Blount > > ==== CRUMP Mailing List ==== > CRUMP Archive Search: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > ============================== > Ancestry.com now has more than 200,000 subscribers! To celebrate, > access to ALL of Ancestry.com will be free from July 18 to July 31! > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/freepromo.asp?sourcecode=A11AM