Aug. 15, 1921; Waterloo Evening Courier, p 9
Mrs. Mary C. Crumrine, age 80, died at 5:20 p.m. yesterday at her home, 139 Adrian street. Death was due to complications of old age hastened by an attack of gallstones. She was born at Pottsville, Pa., July 10, 1841, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Koch.
When six years old Mrs. Crumrine came to Illinois with her parents and later they moved to Cedar township, Black Hawk county, Ia. She was married to William Crumrine, June 12, 1856, in Waterloo. Mr. Crumrine died 20 years ago last Feb. 14 in Waterloo. She was a member of the Walnut Street Baptist church.
The following children survive: Mrs. Anna N. Neilsen, Waterloo; Miss Malinda J. Crumrine, Waterloo; Mrs. Hattie E. Turner, Washburn, Ia.; W. D. Crumrine, Waterloo; Emanuel Crumrine, Clarksville, Ark.; Mrs. Emma I. Isenhour, Waterloo; Hugh R. Crumrine, Waterloo. Other relatives surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Saloma Watson, Clarion, Ia., and Mrs. C. E. Wilcox, Waterloo, and one brother, William Koch, Florida.
Funeral services will be Wednesday at 2 p.m., at the residence, with Rev. D. I. Purser, Jr., pastor of Walnut Street Baptist church, in charge. Interment will be in Cedar township cemetery.
Family Members
Parents
Jacob Koch
1806–1887
Spouse
William James Crumrine
1834–1901
Siblings
Mrs Ann Mary Koch Bowen
1835–1919
Saloma Koch Watson
1837–1922
William Frederick Koch
1843–1934
Euphamy Koch Wilcox
1847–1936
Children
Mary Ann Crumrine Smith
1857–1931
Jacob Crumrine
1860–1861
George Henry Crumrine
1861–1902
Malinda Jane Crumrine
1864–1940
Leslie Crumrine
1867–1881
John Frederick Crumrine
1871–1900
Hattie Euphemia Crumrine Turner
1872–1942
Walter DeForest Crumrine
1875–1948
Emmanuel Crumrine
1879–1958
Emma Crumrine Isenhower
1881–1963
Hugh Richard Crumrine
1884–1968
