Person:George Crumrine (27)

George lived with his parents during the 1880 US Federal Census.

1.   Grant, Robert N. Sorting Some of the Wrights of Southern Virginia : Part XV: 1776
   p.189.

   On July 28, 1908, at Madison County, Alabama, Circuit Court, File 167A, the heirs of Andrew Jackson Esslinger filed a petition for the sale of his land and listed the children of Hulda E. (Esslinger) Crumrine as among the heirs, indicating that Hulda ... had died before that date. ... Sarah Turner ... of full age ... Willie Crumrine, Cora Crumrine ... minors, over the age of fourteen years ... and live in Madison County in the State of Alabama

2.   Esslinger, William Francis. Two hundred years of the Esslinger family. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1983)
   p.52.

   Huldah E. Esslinger was married in 1884 to George A. Crumrine, who was a farmer and carpenter. To them were born three children: Sarah who became the wife of Joe Turner, whose business as a mechanic, carried them to Detroit, Michigan, to reside.
   
   A son, Willie Crumrine, who died before he reached the age of 21 years. Another daughter, the youngest, named Cora, became the wife of Mr. R. M. Glasgow, after which they moved into the State of Indiana.