hello, Chrisman researchers. There were Chrisman's in Highland/ Clinton Co Ohio in early & on. 1800's. Also In Randolph Co Ind. and ended up in Grundy Co Mo. where they still are. I have them connected to my Rooks/ Ishamel/ and others. Many surnames in Stokes & Surry Co N C left for Oh/ Ind/ Ill/ Mo / Iowa. Maxine FHC consultant. [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Elizabeth Harris <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, March 29, 2000 6:12 AM Subject: Re: [NCSTOKES] Hartman and Chrisman >>Jacob Chrisman 1795 and Dorothy Chrisman 1792 married 22 Dec 1814 Stokes co >>NC >> >>This Jacob 1795 was the son of Balthaser Chrisman and Elisabeth Hartman > >Thank you! This is the missing information I needed! > >>Dorothy 1792 was daughter of John Daniel Chrisman 1756 and Johanna Fisher >>1757 (Both Balthaser and John Daniel were son of Jacob 1720) > >but with different mothers, so Dorothy and Jacob were only half-first cousins. > >>Does anyone have a quick download of any of the following families? >>Abner Chrisman 1814/Mary Elvira Holman >>John Daniel Chrisman 1756/Johanna Fisher >>James Chrisman 1835/Sarah Williams >>Joseph Chrisman/Elizabeth Coleman > >I posted what I have on John Daniel and Johanna the message I sent earlier >this morning. Here's what I have for Joseph and Elizabeth: > >Husband: Joseph CHRISTMANN >--------------------------------------------- >Death: 1825 Place: Surry Co., North Carolina >Father: Jacob CHRISTMANN (1720-1785) >Mother: Barbara KRAEMER >--------------------------------------------- >Wife: Elizabeth COLEMAN >--------------------------------------------- >Death: After 7 Nov 1825 >--------------------------------------------- >Children... >--------------------------------------------- >1. M Child: Jacob CHRISTMAN >Death: After 1850 >--------------------------------------------- >2. F Child: Esther CHRISTMAN >Birth: About 1775 >Death: Before 1850 Place: White Co., Tennessee >Spouse: Spencer Albert Holeman > >Joseph's will eitherdated or proved 7 Nov 1825, names wife Elizabeth >(plantation) and children Jacob and Esther, wife of Spencer Holeman. [This >from Lonnie Crisman, citing another correspondent for the original data] > >Elizabeth Harris >state coordinator, NCGenWeb >http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncgenweb/ > >