Person:Isaac Crumrine (1)

Isaac Crumrine was born in Carroll County, Maryland, in 1823. and as a boy came with his parents to Carroll County, Ohio, in early pioneer days. His father spent his last years in western Ohio, but his mother died on the home farm in Carroll County, Ohio, her death occurring before his. They reared the following named children. Henry, George, Peter, William, Martin, John, Eliza, David, Isaac and Sarah. Leaving the parental homestead at the age of eighteen years, Isaac Crumrine went to Canton, Ohio. where he served an apprenticeship at the blacksmith's trade. which he followed a number of seasons. Returning to Carrollton, he opened in a brick building standing just west of the Stemple House the first hardware establishment in the place. Selling out at the close of the Civil war. he opened another store where the late George J. Butler was for many years engaged in mercantile business, and later established the store which was subsequently managed by his son George. Mr. Crumrine had also other interests, having been proprietor of an elevator and warehouse from 1878 until 1887. His death, which occurred September 11. 1887, was a loss to the community, and was deeply regretted by a host of friends and associates.
Isaac Crumrine married Susanna Aller, and they became the parents of seven children, as follows: Two who died in infancy: Mary, who married George H. Swift; Sarah who married Samuel J. Cameron; Anna, who became the wife of H. A. Kennedy: George D.: and Charles. Mr. Crumrine was a democrat in politics, and a member of the Lutheran Church.
---History of Carroll and Harrison Counties, Ohio, Volume 2

His obituary in the Carroll Free Press, Carrollton, Ohio, Wednesday, September 14, 1887.

Isaac Crumrine died of cancerous enlargement of the liver, at his home on the corner of Canal and Lisbon Streets, after a few weeks illness, Sunday night, aged 64 years, 7 months and 11 days. A post mortem was held Monday noon by Drs. Skeeles, Tripp, Williams, Long and Zeigler, the latter performing the manual operation. The autopsy showed that the liver was enormously enlarged and dotted over the entire surface with hard, cancerous black spots. This organ weighed 14 1/2 lbs. avoirdupois, and measuring near 18 inches; while the average liver in a normal condition weighs but 3 to 4 pounds and measures 19 to 12 inches. Samples of the liver were taken by the physicians for further examination by specialists. It is supposed that the same trouble which necessitated the taking out of his eye, a few months ago, became constitutional and finally ended his life.
Mr. Crumrine was born with in a few miles of Gettysburgh, Pennsylvania, on the 31st of January, 1823, and located in this part of Ohio when yet a young man, working at the black-smith trade. On the 9th of October 1845 he married Susanna Aller, and by industry and economy he accumulated a fair competency. He leaves a widow, two sons and three married daughters, all of whom have arrived at years of majority. At the time of his death he was possessed of considerable real estate and town property about Carrollton and one quarter section of the 16 school lands in Harrison Township. His manner of life was frugal and industrious, having accumulated much of his possessions while in the mercantile business, now managed by his son George. During his last illness he disposed of his property by will, the contents of which has not yet been made public. The funeral took place from his late residence at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, Rev. Schmucker, of the Lutheran Church officiating.

Information researched by Richard Paul Culler of Carrollton, Ohio.

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Parents:
Peter Crumrine (1774 - 1860)
Elizabeth Ringer Crumrine (1776 - 1856)

Spouse:
Susanna Aller Crumrine (1818 - 1896)*

Children:
Margaret Crumrine (1846 - 1854)*
Sarah Elizabeth Crumrine Cameron (1852 - 1922)*
Susannah M. Crumrine (1853 - 1855)*

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

Inscription:
Died Sept. 11, 1887 aged 64 Years, 7 months & 10 days

Note: Shares obelisk with Susanna

Isaac Crumrine 27
Susannah Crumrine 28
Margaret Crumrine 4
M L Crumrine 2
Israel Dayhuff 19

Isaac Crunvine 36
Susanna Crunvine 39
Mary L Crunvine 9
Sarah E Crunvine 7
Anna M Crunvine 2
George D Crunvine 5/12

Isaac Crumrine 46
Susanna Crumrine 49
S E Crumrine 17
Anna M Crumrine 12
G J D Crumrine 10
Charles C Crumrine 6
M L Gambel 20 daughter
Anna N Gambel 3 granddaughter

Isaac Crumsine 56
Susanna Crumsine 60
Anna M. Crumsine 21
George D. Crumsine 20
Charles C. Crumsine 16
Mary L. Gamble 30
Anna E. Gamble 13

Name: Isaac Crumrine
Side: Union
Regiment State/Origin: Ohio
Regiment: 40th Regiment, Ohio Infantry
Company: G
Rank In: Private
Rank Out: Private
Alternate Name: Isaac N./Crumrine
Film Number: M552 roll 23

Name: Isaac Crumrine
Birth Year: abt 1823
Place of Birth: Ohio
Age on 1 July 1863: 40
Race: White
Residence: Centre, Carroll, Ohio
Congressional District: 17th

Isaac Crumrine
1823–1887 • K81B-K2B​​
Marriage: 9 October 1845
Carroll, Ohio, United States

Susannah Aller
1818–1896 • KDSM-HY8​​

Children of Susannah Aller and Isaac Crumrine (9)
Margaret Crumrine
1846–1854 • MKXY-CDS​​
M.S. Crumrine
1848–Deceased • G7R7-ZVC​​
Mary Louise Crumrine
1848–1927 • MKXY-C6Q​​
Sarah Elizabeth Crumrine
1852–1922 • 9NW8-TPF​​
Susannah M. Crumrine
1853–1855 • G9G9-LHR​​
Anna M Crumrine
1858–1915 • MKXY-QLK​​
George David Crumrine
1859–1919 • K4VN-WS9​​
Charles C. Crumrine
1863–1914 • MKXY-CXJ​​
Robert Crumrine
1866–Deceased • MKXY-CFZ

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