Mary, I just realized this morning that I should check cemeteries of Henderson Co. TN by David Donahue to see if he had resurveyed the Sardis Cemetery. See below for additional CRABB. In David's cemeteries, burials are alphabetized; and in cemeteries by Harris, burials were usually recorded by rows, often other family members with different last names but related to a person can be found easier in the Harris book. Families were sometimes buried near each other. I noted that one of the people below was a Mason, if this is your family, you might be able to find a record through the Tennessee Masons state organization in Nashville for him. The below is how the names appear on cemeteries by David Donahue. Source http://www.tngenweb.org/records/henderson/cemeteries/sardis.htm (There is a photograph of Sardis Cemetery on the Internet record.) Crabb, James, 1797-1858, "Rev." [replacement; recorded in 2004] Crabb, James, 5? 16, 1797-Oct. 7, 1858, "Rev." "Born in N.C." (broken) [Masonic symbol; broken through birth date; birth month might be March; recorded in 1999] Crabb, Lucy, 1799-1871 [replacement; recorded in 2004] Crabb, _______, 1799-Apr. 3, 1871, "Wife of Rev. James Crabb" (eroded) [four-letter first name and initial: ---y O. or D.; recorded in 1999] re: your message Appreciate any help with Miranda Jane CRABB born 04 14 1826, md. ca 1844 Levi WELBORN. Living Henderson Co. Tn. 1860, possibly 1840. Family possibly moved to Williamson Co. Il. Her Mother's first name may have been Nancy. Miranda may have had brothers A. M. and R. C. Thanks lots.Mary
GREAT!!! THANKS!!!! Not sure, yet, who Lucy CRABB b. 1799 - 1872 was??? VERY INTERESTING.. THANKS MIL FOR URL................. You are helping out more than you can possibly know, friend. Mary At 10:31 AM 11/11/2005, you wrote: >Mary, I just realized this morning that I should check cemeteries of >Henderson Co. TN by David Donahue to see if he had resurveyed the >Sardis Cemetery. >See below for additional CRABB. In David's cemeteries, burials are >alphabetized; and in cemeteries by Harris, burials were usually >recorded by rows, often >other family members with different last names but related to a person can be >found easier in the Harris book. Families were sometimes buried >near each other. > >I noted that one of the people below was a Mason, if this is your family, you >might be able to find a record through the Tennessee Masons state >organization in Nashville for him. > >The below is how the names appear on cemeteries by David Donahue. > >Source >http://www.tngenweb.org/records/henderson/cemeteries/sardis.htm (There is a >photograph of Sardis Cemetery on the Internet record.) > >Crabb, James, 1797-1858, "Rev." [replacement; recorded in 2004] >Crabb, James, 5? 16, 1797-Oct. 7, 1858, "Rev." "Born in N.C." (broken) >[Masonic symbol; broken through birth date; birth month might be >March; recorded in >1999] > >Crabb, Lucy, 1799-1871 [replacement; recorded in 2004] >Crabb, _______, 1799-Apr. 3, 1871, "Wife of Rev. James Crabb" (eroded) >[four-letter first name and initial: ---y O. or D.; recorded in 1999] > >re: your message >Appreciate any help with Miranda Jane CRABB born 04 14 1826, md. ca 1844 Levi >WELBORN. Living Henderson Co. Tn. 1860, possibly 1840. Family possibly moved >to Williamson Co. Il. Her Mother's first name may have been Nancy. Miranda >may have had brothers A. M. and R. C. >Thanks lots.Mary > > > >==== TNHENDER Mailing List ==== >To unsubscribe send the message unsubscribe to >TNHENDER-l-request@rootsweb.com