Person:John Crumrine (12)

Watchers
John Crumrine
d.13 Jan 1857
m.
  1. George Crumrine1776 - 1832
  2. John Crumrine1779 - 1857
  3. Marianna A. Krumrine1781 - 1851
  4. Philip Crumrine1784 - 1860
  5. Elizabeth Crumrine1787 - 1858
  6. Peter Crumrine1789 - 1851
  7. Catharine Crumrine1794 - 1868
m. 1803
  1. Elizabeth Crumrine1807 - 1884
  2. Mary Crumrine1808 - 1888
  3. Susanna Crumrine1810 - 1892
  4. Margaret Crumrine1811 - 1873
  5. George Crumrine1813 - 1889
  6. John Crumrine1815 - 1885
  7. William G. Crumrine1817 - 1901
  8. David Crumrine1822 - 1887
  9. Julia Ann Crumrine1824 - 1893
  10. Sarah CrumrineAbt 1825 - Aft 1860
  11. Judith Crumrine1826 - 1872
  12. Abraham Crumrine1826 - 1904
  13. Barbara Crumrine1828 - 1873
  14. Maria Crumrine1828 - 1906
  15. Lucinda Crumrine1831 - 1892
  16. Valentine Crumrine1833 - 1905
Facts and Events
Name John Crumrine
Gender Male
Birth? 22 Jan 1779 Melrose, Carroll, Maryland, United States
Marriage 1803 to Barbara Fohrman
Death? 13 Jan 1857
Burial? Bethlehem Lutheran Cemetery, Glyde, Washington, Pennsylvania, United States
References
  1.   John Crumrine, in Find A Grave.

    John Crumrine was born January 22, 1779 in what is now Carroll County, Md, near the present village of Melrose. Here he was married in 1803 to Barbara Fohrman. In 1810, having heard of the fertile land in Washington County, Penn. he concluded to seek a home in the then "far West". In order to make preparation for the reception of his family, then consisting of his wife and four children, he went ahead, walking the whole distance there and purchased a piece of land in West Bethlehem township, near the mouth of Daniel's Run, called in the patent "Snake Den". He walked the entire distance back to Maryland, and in 1811 accompanied by his family he started on this difficult journey. All his earthly effects were loaded into a wagon, in which there was still found room for the family. The roads were indescribably bad, and the fatigue of the trip may be imagined. With all the vigor of robust youth, he devoted himself to opening his land and supporting his family. Here twelve more children were born, making a family of sixteen. John Crumrine died January 13, 1857, having been preceded by his wife in 1850.
    -Source_COMMEMORATIVE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, CONTAINING BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF PROMINENT AND REPRESENTATIVE CITIZENS, AND MANY OF THE EARLY SETTLED FAMILIES--CHICAGO: J.H. BEERS & CO. 1893 PAGE 1394

    Inscription; 77y 11m

    Family Members
    Parents
    Abraham Krumrein Crumrine
    1752–1835
    Judith Berger Krumrein
    1752–1820

    Spouse
    Barbary Fohrman Crumrine
    1787–1873

    Siblings
    George Crumrine
    1776–1832
    Marianna A "Mary" Krumrine Bachman
    1781–1851
    Philip Crumrine
    1784–1860
    Peter Crumrine
    1788–1851
    Catharine Crumrine Baum
    1794–1868

    Children
    Elizabeth Crumrine Horn
    1807–1884
    Anna Maria "Mary" Crumrine Tinkey
    1808–1888
    Susanna Crumrine Sargeant
    1810–1892
    Margaret Crumrine Crabb
    1811–1873
    John Crumrine
    1815–1885
    William Crumrine
    1817–1901
    David Crumrine
    1822–1887
    Julia Ann Crumrine Theakston
    1824–1893
    Judith Crumrine Longdon
    1826–1872
    Abraham Crumrine
    1826–1904
    Maria Crumrine Drake
    1828–1906
    Lucinda Crumrine Blackford
    1831–1892
    Valentine Crumrine
    1833–1905
    Barbary Crumrine
    unknown–1873

  2.   Washington, Pennsylvania, United States. 1850 U.S. Census Population Schedule
    West Bethlehem.

    John Crumrine 71
    Barbara Crumrine 64
    Abraham Crumrine 23
    Margaret Crumrine 30
    Sarah Crumrine 25
    Jude Crumrine 19
    Maria Crumrine 16
    Lucinda Crumrine 14
    Valentine Crumrine 17

  3.   Crumrine, Boyd; Franklin Ellis; and Austin N Hungerford. History of Washington County, Pennsylvania: with biographical sketches of many of its pioneers and prominent men. (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Apollo, Pennsylvania: L. H. Everts & Co.; Closson Press, 1882; 1984).

    Three sons came from Maryland early in the century. George settled in East Bethlehem township, Peter went on into Knox County, Ohio, and John, the above named, who came later, about 1811, and settled and lived till his death, on Jan. 13, 1857, upon the farm near the mouth of Daniels' Run, now owned by one of his daughters, Mrs. Julia Ann Theakston. His children were Elizabeth, wife of David Horn; Mary, wife of John Tinkey; Susan, wife of James Sargent; Margaret, wife of G. W. Crabb; George; John; William; Julia A., wife of Thomas Theakston; Abraham; Judith, wife of D. W. Longdon; Sarah; Barbara; Lucinda, wife of John Blackford; Valentine; David; Maria, wife of Dennis Drake.

  4.   Family Data Collection - Births.

    Name: John Crumrine
    Father: Abraham Krumrein
    Mother: Judith Berger
    Birth Date: 22 Jan 1779
    City: Melrose
    County: Carroll
    State: MD
    Country: USA

  5.   Clay, Phyllis Crumrine, and Hilmer Crumrine. A family history of William Krumrein, Crumrine and his wife Susannah McWhorter: our first ancestors in Kansas ; giving both descendents and ancestors along with the allied families of Stalnaker, Radcliff, Zinn, and others both in America and Germany. (Wichita, Kansas: P. Clay, 1989?)
    p.245, 256.

    16 children listed. Elizabeth (abt 1809- ), Mary (abt 1811- ), Susan (abt 1813- ), George (1813- ), Margaret (abt 1815- ), William (1817- ), Sarah (abt 1819- ), John (abt 1820- ), Lucinda (abt 1821- ), Judith (abt 1822- ), Julia Ann (1824- ), Abraham (1826-1904), Barbara (abt 1828- ), Valentine (abt 1831- ), David (abt 1833- ), Maria (abt 1835-)

  6.   John Crumrine 22 January 1779 – 13 January 1857 • KNQ9-XT4, in FamilySearch Family Tree.

    John Crumrine
    1779–1857 • KNQ9-XT4​​
    Marriage: 1803

    Barbary Fohrman
    1787–1873 • LQ51-2FC​​

    Children of Barbary Fohrman and John Crumrine (18)
    Elizabeth Crumrine
    1807–1884 • L7K3-2P3​​
    Ann M Crumrine
    1808–1888 • LYBB-H7D​​
    Margaret Crumrine
    1810–Deceased • M8BT-LD2​​
    Susanna Crumrine
    1810–1892 • 2C1S-N2X​​
    George Crumrine
    1813–1857 • K653-WHR​​
    Barbary Crumrine
    1814–1873 • M8BT-L6Y​​
    John Crumrine
    1815–1885 • LQ51-27G​​
    Julia Ann Crumrine
    1816–1893 • K65Q-PZH​​
    William Crumrine
    1817–1901 • LVZQ-6GJ​​
    Margarert Crumrine
    1820–Deceased • LH6C-35Y​​
    David Crumrine
    1822–1887 • L4QY-KKF​​
    Sarah Crumrine
    1825–1892 • K65Q-PZ4​​
    Abraham Crumrine
    1826–1904 • LZPM-43H​​
    Barbara Crumrine
    1828–Deceased • KZFN-7SQ​​
    Maria Crumrine
    1828–1906 • LJJ7-Z9T​​
    Judith Crumrine
    1830–1872 • K657-X29​​
    Lucinda Crumrine
    1831–1892 • M8BT-LNP​​
    Valentine Crumrine
    1833–1905 • KHDY-RXH

    https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KNQ9-XT4

  7.   Commemorative biographical record of Washington County, Pennsylvania: containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, and of many of the early settled families. (Tucson, Arizona: W.C. Cox, 1974)
    2: 1463-64, 1893.

    John Crumrine, father of subject, was born in 1785, in Baltimore county, Md., and there grew to manhood. He attended the German schools until grown, and then began his English education in the subscription school, which was held in the parsonage. When the weather was such that he could not work, he attended school but with all these obstacles in his path, he obtained a good education for that period. He married Barbara, daughter of John Ferman, and for a time lived in Baltimore county, Md., where Mary, Betsey (deceased), Susan, and Margaret (deceased), were born to them. In 1812 he removed to Washington county, Penn., and settled on Daniels run, in West Bethlehem township, part of which farm now belongs to Mrs. Julia Theakston, a sister of our subject. Here were born to him the following children: Sarah, Barbara (deceased), Julia Ann, Lucinda, Judia (deceased), Maria, George (deceased), John (deceased), William, David (deceased) and Abraham. All grew to an adult age, and the survivors all live in Washington county, with the exception of Maria, who married Demas Drake, and resides in Iowa. The father of this family was one of the rare, self-made men. Beginning life with practically nothing, he not only cared for and educated his large family, but accumulated no little of this world's goods. At the time of his death, which occurred in 1857, he was the owner of about three hundred and forty acres of land, all in a good state of cultivation.

  8.   Commemorative biographical record of Washington County, Pennsylvania: containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, and of many of the early settled families. (Tucson, Arizona: W.C. Cox, 1974)
    2: 1470, 1893.

    His grandfather, John Crumrine, emigrated from Germany about the beginning of the present century, to Washington county, Penn., and here married. They reared the following children: John, William, David, George, Abraham, Lucinda, Sally, Polly, Susan and Maria, of whom George, David and Polly are deceased, the remaining children being all residents of this county.