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George Peter Crumrine
d.1885
Facts and Events
John R. Crumrine listed in the 1860 US Federal Census is the son of Bathsheba Rush Parrish Crumrine by her first husband. John Robert Parrish: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=92073677 He retained the surname Parrish.
Cousins George and Samuel Crumrine married siblings Rachel and Eliza Potter.
References
- George Peter Crumrine, in Find A Grave.
A George Crumrine was buried in an unmarked grave in Kleberg Cemetery (1885?). George's son Marshall lived in Dallas in 1885, supporting the claim that this is the right guy.
A son Noah (ca 1844) was age 6 in 1850, and not found again. He may also have died with his mother on the way to Iowa (ca 1854).
Family links:
Parents:
Peter Crumrine (1774 - 1860)
Elizabeth Ringer Crumrine (1776 - 1856)
Spouses:
Rachel Potter Crumrine (1811 - ____)
Bathsheba Ann Rush Crumrine (1812 - 1889)
Children:
Nathan Marshall Crumrine (1833 - ____)*
Senith Dena Crumrine Hines (1834 - 1905)*
Enos Crumrine (1835 - 1914)*
Deliah Crumrine Hendrickson (1838 - 1885)*
Rachel Ann Crumrine Davis (1847 - 1915)*
Siblings:
Samuel Crumrine (1796 - ____)*
John Crumrine (1799 - 1884)*
Daniel Peter Crumrine (1802 - 1902)*
Jacob Crumrine (1804 - 1892)*
George Peter Crumrine (1806 - 1885)
Aaron Crumrine (1806 - 1891)*
Moses Crumrine (1807 - 1886)*
Jacob C. Crumrine (1811 - 1869)*
Elizabeth Crumrine Aukerman (1820 - 1901)*
Isaac Crumrine (1823 - 1887)*
*Calculated relationship
- Darke, Ohio, United States. 1850 U.S. Census Population Schedule
German.
George Crumrine 43
Rachael Crumrine 39
Marshal Crumrine 17
Acneth Crumrine 16
Enos Crumrine 14
Delilah Crumrine 12
Noah Crumrine 6
R A Crumrine 4
- Warren, Iowa, United States. 1860 U.S. Census Population Schedule
Liberty.
George Cumrine 51
Bersheba A Cumrine 47
Rachel A Cumrine 14
John R Cumrine 12 [see note above]
- Adair, Iowa, United States. 1870 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration Publication M593)
Jefferson.
George Cremurene 63
Bethahala Cremurene 57
Eliza Trotter 35
Mary Trotter 8/12
- Rush, Kansas, United States. 1880 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration Publication T9)
La Crosse.
Geo Crumrine 73
B. A. Crumrine 67
- History of Warren County, Iowa from Its Earliest Settlement to 1908
1908.
On the 29th of November, 1855, Mr. Hendrickson was united in marriage to Miss Delilah Crumrine, who was born in Darke County, Ohio, in 1839, a daughter of George and Rachel (Potter) Crumrine. The father, a native of Ohio, came to Warren County, Iowa, in 1854, entering three quarter sections of land in Liberty Township and likewise another forty-acre tract. Having brought considerable money with him, he also purchased one eighty-acre tract and four forty-acre tracts of land. He was one of the most prominent and respected pioneers of this county, and the large measure of success which he achieved enabled him to provide well for his children. Joseph Hendrickson and Mr. Davis are the only ones who still reside on the land he gave to his daughters. George Crumrine made his home in this county for many years, also spent some years in Kansas and subsequently removed to Texas, where his death occurred. He lost his wife and one child in 1854 but about three years later was again married, his second wife passing away in this county.
http://iagenweb.org/warren/biographies/bios1908_h.html
- Kansas State Census Collection, 1855-1925
1885.
Name: George Crumrine
Census Date: 1 Mar 1885
Residence County: Rush
Residence State: Kansas
Locality: Alexander
Birth Place: Ohio
Family Number: 65
Marital Status: Married
Gender: Male
Age: 78
Birth Year: abt 1807
Race: White
Household Member(s):
Name Age
George Crumrine 78
Bethsheba A Crumrine 71
- Crumrine, Gale D. (Gale David). Descendants of Michael and Peter Crumrine. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1992)
p.41.
George Crumrine, b. ca.1807 in Ohio m.1) 13 Oct. 1831, Rachel Potter, b. ca.1811 m.2) Bersheba... b. abt 1813 m.3) Quoted from a letter of a great—granddaughter to Earl Smith of Milo,Iowa; "The George Crumrine came to Iowa from Darke Co., O. about the same time as the Moshers. They settled near liberty Center, and I think on the Kimpert farm. His first wife died on the way to Iowa and was buried somewhere on the praire. He was married three times — second wife was buried in Christian Neck cemetery, and third wife was buried in Shafer cemetery. The names of the children were Enos, married a Mosher; Marshall who moved to Kansas in the 80's; Mrs. Dehlila Hines, they lived east of liberty Center and she is buried in a small cemetery there. Rachel Blake Davis was the youngest...." George and Rachel are in the 1850 census in Darke Co., O., German Twp. Land deed records of Darke Co. indicate they sold land 26 Feb. 1855. Probably that is the time they went to Iowa. The 1860 census for Warren Co., Iowa, Liberty Twp., has a George and wife Bersheba with children Rachel and John R. This probably is the same George. First marriage recorded Darke Co., O. Marshall, Zenith, Enos, Delilah, Noah, Rachel, John R
- George Peter Crumrine 26 November 1806 – about 1885 • KK1L-8JG, in FamilySearch Family Tree.
George Peter Crumrine
1806–1885 • KK1L-8JG
Marriage: 13 October 1831
Darke, Ohio, United States
Rachel Potter
1811–1854 • LCR4-688
Children of Rachel Potter and George Peter Crumrine (6)
Nathan Marshall Crumrine
1833–1905 • LHBR-3YJ
Senith Lena Crumrine
1834–1905 • KC5R-2LY
Enos Crumrine
1836–1914 • KDBG-YNB
Delilah Crumrine
1838–1885 • KK1L-82X
Noah Crumrine
1844–1854 • KHLJ-2MC
Rachel Ann Crumrine
1847–1915 • L44H-95Y
George Peter Crumrine
1806–1885 • KK1L-8JG
Marriage: 1 November 1858
Clarke, Iowa, United States
Bathsheba Ann Rush
1812–1889 • LZHL-68Y
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KK1L-8JG
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