RESIDENCES:
(1766-1783) Frederick Co (now Warren Co), VA.
(1783-1803/1804) Nelson Co, KY (at mouth of Chaplin River).
(1803/1804-1817) Six miles from Hamilton, Butler, OH on Cotton Run.
(1817-1839) Oxford, Butler Co, OH.BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: Green-White-Crume Family Bible; 1731-1907; Publ by J Emory and B Waugh for the Methodist Episcopal Church, at the Conference Office, 14 Crosby-Street, New York, 1829; ; In poss of Rick Crume, Glyndon, MN (1994), (Rick Crume's file #C 010).
BIRTH: Memory Aldridge Lester, OLD SOUTHERN BIBLE RECORDS; 1724-1827; Chapel Hill, NC, Oct 1962; pp 26-27; NSDAR Library, Wash, DC (Rick Crume's file #C 217); NOTE: Philip Crume Family Bible; publ. London, 1759; in poss of Mr W E Crume, Tuscaloosa, AL, 1962.
BIRTH: Abraham Birkhead (1786-1857) Family Bible; 1750-1776; THE ENGLISH VERSION OF THE POLYGLOT BIBLE, 1836; ; in poss of John R Sweets Jr, Chattanooga, TN, 1977 (Rick Crume's file #C 54, C 215).
BIRTH: LDS IGI; 1600-1910; Oct 1976 edn, VA, Batch #7100037; p 75; FHL Microfilm #538911 (Rick Crume's file pp 11, 15).
BIOGRAPHY: Orval W Baylor, WASHINGTON COUNTY HISTORICAL SERIES; 1783-1803; Article 41, 17 May 1934; ; (Rick Crume's file #C 133); NOTE: Rev Moses Crume "was one of the early advocates of the Methodist faith in Nelson County, and a leading light in the Camp Ground Church. He owned and operated a grist mill at the mouth of Chaplin River, which he had erected in 1786."
MARRIAGE: LDS IGI; 1600-1910; Aug 1978 edn, VA, Batch #7707031; p 26; (Rick Crume's file p 15); NOTE: Moses Crume md Sarah Marks 16 Apr 1787 Shenandoah Co, VA.
MARRIAGE: Information compiled by Brett Berry, Silver Lake, KS; (Rick Crume's file #C 321 pp 1, 6).
MARRIAGE-BIOGRAPHY: Letters from William R Langford, Phoenix, AZ, to Rick Crume, Glyndon, MN; 1766-1839; Letters dtd 14 Jun 1976 & 18 Jul 1976; ; (Rick Crume's file #C 37); NOTE: Moses married Sarah Marks 19 Apr 1787 in VA and Anna Morehead 18 Sep 1829. Moses was born on Flint Run Farm in Shenandoah, VA (now Warren County). He was only 17 years old when, with his elder brothers Ralph, Daniel and Jesse, he went to Kentucky on an investigative expedition. Moses was ordained a Methodist Minister before Sept. 9, 1788, for then he performed the marriage ceremony for his father, Philip, and the second wife, Anna Barrett. According to his tombstone in the College Corners Cemetery, Oxford, Butler, OH, "In 1787 he became a Christian," so he may have been ordained in that year. He died of a stroke (apoplexy) on April 1, 1839.
CENSUS: 1790 US Census; 1790; ; ; (Rick Crume's file #C 037).
RESIDENCES: 1792 Tax List, Nelson Co, KY; 1792; ; ; (Rick Crume's file #C 053, C 347).
BIOGRAPHY: Karen M Green, THE KENTUCKY GAZETTE 1787-1800: GENEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL ABSTRACTS; 1787-1800; Baltimore, Gateway Press, Inc, 1983; p 101; Library of Congress (Rick Crume's file #C 284); NOTE: Vol 7, no 44, 19 Jul 1794, "Moses Crume found a mare in Nelson County near Parker's Ferry on Beech fork."
LAND: Waldo Lincoln, HISTORY OF THE LINCOLN FAMILY; 1797-1801; Worcester, MA, Commonwealth Press, 1923; pp 202-203; Lauinger Library, Georgetown Univ, Wash, DC (Rick Crume's file #C 111).
LAND: Deed of sale, Philip Crume to Moses Crume, dtd 28 Dec 1797; 1797; Deed Book 7; p 265; County Clerk, Nelson Co KY (Rick Crume's file #C 328 p 8); NOTE: Jesse Crume corner in Parkers line, mentions Richard Parker corner, 60 acres, 1 shilling.
LAND: Deed of sale, Philip Crume to Moses Crume, dtd 28 Dec 1797; 1797; Deed Book 7; p 271; County Clerk, Nelson Co KY (Rick Crume's file #C 328 p 8); NOTE: 46 acres, waters of Mill Creek branch of Beech Fork, 1 shilling.
LAND: Deed of sale, William Lent to Moses Crume, dtd 1800; 1800; Deed Book 5; p 644; County Clerk, Nelson Co KY (Rick Crume's file #C 328 p 8).
RESIDENCES: 1800 Tax List, Nelson Co, KY; 1800; ; ; (Rick Crume's file #C 089, C 347).
BIOGRAPHY: A list of marriages performed by the Rev Moses Crume between 1 Jan 1802 and 27 Aug 1802; 1802; ; ; Nelson Co KY (Rick Crume's file #C 328 p 18); NOTE: Bears the signature of the Rev Moses Crume.
BIOGRAPHY: James B Finley, SKETCHES OF WESTERN METHODISM; 1803; Cincinnati, R P Thompson, 1854 & Reprint, New York, Arno Press & The New York Times, 1969; p 209; Lauinger Library, Georgetown Univ, Wash, DC (Rick Crume's file #C 103).
LAND: Deed of sale, Moses Crume to Thomas Auberry, dtd 1805; 1805; Deed Book 6; p 349; County Clerk, Nelson Co KY (Rick Crume's file #C 328 p 8).
LAND: Deed of sale, Moses Crume of Butler Co, OH to George Marks of Nelson Co,KY, dtd 1806; 1806; Deed Book 13; p 192; County Clerk, Nelson Co KY (Rick Crume's file #C 328 p 8); NOTE: 5 shillings, 24 acres.
RESIDENCES: 1806 Tax List, Butler Co, OH; 1806; ; p 4; (Rick Crume's file #C 347).
RESIDENCES: 1807 Tax List, Wayne Twp, Butler Co, OH; 1807; ; p 4; (Rick Crume's file #C 347, 362).
BIOGRAPHY: "Franklin County Church and Religious History," THE HOOSIER JOURNAL OF ANCESTRY; 1809-1810; Vol 10, no 2; p 128; (Rick Crume's file #C 328 p 17); NOTE: Rev Moses Crume was appointed to the Cincinnati Circuit in 1809, but returned to the Whitewater Circuit in 1810.
RESIDENCES: 1810 Tax List, Butler Co, OH; 1810; ; p 10; (Rick Crume's file #C 347).
BIOGRAPHY: Rachael Anderson, [Crume family genealogy]; 1680-1843; Based on data from Dr William Langford; p 3; (Rick Crume's file #C 62); At the request of the 10-year-old Abraham Lincoln, the Rev. Moses Crume went to Indiana in 1812 to preach a funeral sermon over the grave of Lincoln's mother Nancy Hanks Lincoln.
BIOGRAPHY: Rev James B Finley, LIFE AMONG THE INDIANS; 1819; Books for Libraries Press, Freeport, NY, first publ 1857, reprinted 1971; pp 260-261; (Rick Crume's file #C 098); NOTE: Quotes Rev. Moses Crume.
CENSUS: 1820 Oxford Twp, Butler Co, OH; 1820; ; p 38; (Rick Crume's file #C 133, C 347).
MARRIAGE: LDS IGI; 1600-1910; Sep 1981 edn, OH, Batch #M514511; p 4150; (Rick Crume's file p 21); NOTE: Moses Crume md Ann Moorehead 17 Sep 1829 Butler Co, OH.
MARRIAGE: John Reily, EARLY MARRIAGE RECORDS OF BUTLER COUNTY, OHIO; 1824-1834; Vol 2; p 40; DAR Library, Wash, DC (Rick Crume's file #C 287).
CENSUS: 1830 US Census, Oxford, Butler Co, OH; 1830; ; p 107; National Archives, Wash, DC (Rick Crume's file #C 133).
BIOGRAPHY: A HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHICAL CYCLOPAEDIA OF BUTLER COUNTY, OHIO; 1803-1882; Cincinnati, Western Biographical Publ Co, 1882; pp 517-518; Library of Congress, Call No F497 B9H7 (Rick Crume's file #C 116d, C 133).
BIOGRAPHY: Bert S Bartlow, CENTENNIAL HISTORY OF BUTLER COUNTY, OHIO; 1766-1853; 1905; pp 987-988; Library of Congress Call No F497 B9C3 (Rick Crume's file #C 116-e, C 133).
BIOGRAPHY: Rev James B Finley, HISTORY OF THE WYANDOTT MISSION IN UPPER SANDUSKY, OHIO; 1838; Cincinnati, R P Thompson, 1840; pp 94-95; Lauinger Library, Georgetown Univ, Wash, DC (Rick Crume's file #C 103); NOTE: Quotes letter from Rev Moses Crume to Rev James B Finley, dtd 24 Jan 1838.
BIOGRAPHY: Wiley, "Methodism in Indiana"; 1766-1839; INDIANA MAGAZINE OF HISTORY, Vol 23, No 1, Mar 1927; p 21; (Rick Crume's file #C 098).
BIOGRAPHY: Marjorie Byrnside Burress, ed., "Papers of John D Caldwell"; 1766-1839; ; p 82; The Cincinnati Historical Society (Rick Crume's file #C 323); NOTE: "Moses Crume c 1766-1839) minister, Methodist, circuit rider, arrived about 1806. Many years in Miami and Whitewater Valley. Died at age 73 in 1839; buried at Oxford, Ohio."
OCCUPATION-BIOGRAPHY-DEATH: Rev. William C. Smith, INDIANA MISCELLANY. SKETCHES OF INDIAN LIFE, THE EARLY SETTLEMENT, CUSTOMS, AND HARDSHIPS OF THE PEOPLE, AND THE INTRODUCTION OF THE GOSPEL AND OF SCHOOLS, TOGETHER WITH BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES OF THE PIONEER METHODIST PREACHERS OF THE STATE; ?-1867; 1867; pp 145-147; Indiana State Library, Indianapolis (Rick Crume's file # C 725).
PROBATE: Mrs Charles Duersch, WILLS FROM THE PROBATE COURT, HAMILTON, [BUTLER CO], OHIO; 1839; John Reily Chapter, DAR, Hamilton, Ohio, copied Feb 1948; Will Record Book #2 (old), p 354; (Rick Crume's file #C 098, C 133, C 702).
9. Sarah Marks
BIRTH: 16 Jan 1772?
BIRTH: Green-White-Crume Family Bible; 1731-1907; Publ by J Emory and B Waugh for the Methodist Episcopal Church, at the Conference Office, 14 Crosby-Street, New York, 1829; ; In poss of Rick Crume, Glyndon, MN (1994), (Rick Crume's file #C 10); NOTE: Sarah (Marks) Crume, b 17 Dec 1770.
BIRTH: LDS IGI; 1600-1910; 1993 CD-ROM edn, North America, Batch #F512224; p 9; FHL Microfilm #1553545.
DEATH-BURIAL: Headstone inscription; 1766-1839; Cemetery at Oxford, OH; ; (Rick Crume's file #C 037); NOTE: Sarah "died May 10, 1829 aged 57 years 1 Mo 21 Da", so born 19 Mar 1772?
UPDATE: 1994-05-29
10. William White
RESIDENCES:
( -1793-1797) Wheeling, Ohio Co, VA (now WV).
(1797-1798) Fort Washington, Northwest Territory (now Cincinnati, OH).
(1798- ) "Six miles below Fort Hamilton" (now Hamilton, Butler Co, OH),
in Fairfield Twp near Black Bottom.BIRTH-DEATH: Green-White-Crume Family Bible; 1731-1907; Publ by J Emory and B Waugh for the Methodist Episcopal Church, at the Conference Office, 14 Crosby-Street, New York, 1829; ; In poss of Rick Crume, Glyndon, MN (1994), (file #C 10).
BIOGRAPHY-RESIDENCES: Obituary of Mary (White) Crume; 1793-1849; ; ; inserted in Green-White-Crume Family Bible, in poss of Rick Crume, Glyndon, MN, (1994), file #C 10); NOTE: About 1812 Dr Oglesby moved into the neighborhood and formed the first Methodist class. William White, his wife Ruth (Green) White and their children Mary and George joined the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Federal censuses were taken every ten years beginning in 1810 in Ohio. All that remains of the 1810 census of Ohio are the returns for Washington County.
11. Ruth Green
RESIDENCES:
(-1793-1797) Wheeling, Ohio, VA (now WV)
(1797-1798) near Fort Washington, Northwest Territory (now Cincinnati, OH).
(1798- ) "Six miles below Fort Hamilton" (now Hamilton, Butler Co, OH).BIRTH-DEATH: Green-White-Crume Family Bible; 1731-1907; Publ by J Emory and B Waugh for the Methodist Episcopal Church, at the Conference Office, 14 Crosby-Street, New York, 1829; ; In poss of Rick Crume, Glyndon, MN (1994), (file #C 10).
BIOGRAPHY-RESIDENCES: Obituary of Mary (White) Crume; 1793-1849; ; ; inserted in Green-White-Crume Family Bible, in poss of Rick Crume, Glyndon, MN, 1994 (file #C 10); NOTE: About 1812 Dr Oglesby moved into the neighborhood and formed the first Methodist class. William White, his wife Ruth (Green) White and their children Mary and George joined the Methodist Episcopal Church.
12. Tobias Schaubhut
RESIDENCES:
(1762- ) Eichen, Baden, Germany.
( -1786) London, England.
(1786- ) Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, PA.
(-1787-1790- ) Lancaster, Lancaster Co., PA.
( -1793- ) Lancaster Co, PA.
(-1799-1803) Rapho Twp, Lancaster Co, PA.BIRTH: Kirchenbuch, Evangelische Kirche Schopfheim; 1747-1820; Eichen, Familienbuch, abt 1787; ; FHL film 1,189,879 item 9 (Rick Crume's file #C 692).
BIRTH-CHRISTENING: Kirchenbuch, Evangelische Kirche Schopfheim; 1739-1775; Parish register of marriages, baptisms, deaths (Heiraten, Taufen, Tote) of Eichen, Baden, Germany; ; FHL film 1,189,749 item 2 (Rick Crume's file #C 691).
IMMIGRATION: Edward W Hocker, GENEALOGICAL DATA RELATING TO THE GERMAN SETTLERS OF PENNSYLVANIA; 1743-1800; Baltimore, Genealogical Publ Co, 1980; p 177; F 160 G3 H6 1980, Lauinger Library, Georgetown Univ, Wash, DC (Rick Crume's file #C 118); NOTE: Philadelphische Correspondenz (newspaper), Philadelphia, PA, Nov 21, 1786: "William Stiles, stonecutter, Third street, near Spruce, and William Wood, tailor, Third street, near Market, Philadelphia, advertise that two German servants ran away--Johann Georg Geissel, 20 years old, a stonecutter and mason, and Tobias Schaubhut, 25 years old, a tailor. Both arrived recently from London." (Translation from the German.)
LAND: Land patent dtd 6 Jul 1799; 1799; Lancaster Co, PA patents, bk 34; p 515; PA State Archives, Harrisburg, PA (Rick Crume's file #C 645); NOTE: Samuel Jacobs was granted 98 1/2 acres by a warrant dated 12 Apr 1791. By a deed dated 18 Mar 1798 he conveyed the land to Tobias Shaubhut who paid 2 pounds 15 shillings and 3 pence to the Commonwealth of PA. Land described as a wheat field in Rapho Twp, adjacent to land of: 1) Benjamin Bonder decd, 2) Thomas Hampton, 3) late of Peter Grubb and 4) John Shaira.
LAND: Deed of sale, Tobias Shaubhut & his wife Mary of Rapho Twp to Martin Gross, Sr of Warwick Twp, dtd 20 Jul 1799; 1799; Lancaster Co, PA deed bk E, vol 3; p 557; FHL film 0021406 (Rick Crume's file #C 478); NOTE: 34 3/4 acres in Rapho Twp, adjacent to lands of Thomas Hampton, John Close, Henry B Grubb and other lands of Tobias Shaubhut. It was part of a larger tract of 98 1/2 acres called Wheat Field which the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania by Patent dated 6 Jul 1799 granted to Tobias Shaubhut (Patent bk 34, p 515). Witnessed by Adam Nees & Sam Ensminger.
LAND: Tobias Shaubhut & his wife Maria of Rapho Twp to Solomon Longenecker of Warwick Twp, dtd 18 Jun 1803; 1803; Lancaster Co, PA deed bk M, vol 12; pp 214-215; Office of Records & Archives Services, Lancaster, PA (Rick Crume's file #C 525); NOTE: 54 acres in Rapho Twp, adjacent to land of Benjamin Bender, Thomas Hampton, Martin Gross, Robert Coleman and (no first name) Grubb, John Sherer. It was part of land which the Commonwealth of PA granted to Tobias Shaubhut by a Patent dated 6 Jul 1799 (Patent bk 34, p 515). Witnessed by Samuel & Mary Ensminger.
RESIDENCES: Rapho Twp, Lancaster Co, PA tax lists; 1803; ; ; FHL film 1,449,293 (Rick Crume's file #C 686); the name Tobias Shaford appears on the 1803 list, but is crossed out.
BIRTH-DEATH-BURIAL: Mrs M Luther Heisey, The parochial register of the Evangelical Lutheran Congregation (St Paul's) at White Oak (Penryn), in present-day Penn Twp, Lancaster Co, PA; 1771-1836; ; p 9; FHL film 1,312,362 item 3 (Rick Crume's file #C 706).
BIRTH-DEATH-BURIAL: George Merle de Fere Zacharias, White Oak graveyard (in present-day Penn Twp, Lancaster Co, PA); 1771-1803; ; ; FHL film 0,020,363 item 4; (Rick Crume's file #C 707); NOTE: "1803, Tobias Schaubhut, von Eichen in Durlachschen, sturb d 19 October, begraben d 21 Oct, Alt 41 Jahr 4 Mo 1 Tag. Krankheit: mit zehrendem, hitzigem Fieber." (Tobias Schaubhut, from Eichen near Durlach, died 19 October, buried 21 October, age 41 years 1 month 1 day. Sickness: with debilitating, hot fever).
LAND: Deed of sale, George Gross & his wife Elizabeth of Warwick Twp to John Gross, Innkeeper of Cocalico Twp, dated 8 Oct 1807; 1807; Lancaster Co, PA deed bk M, vol 12; p 216; Office of Records & Archives Services, Lancaster, PA (Rick Crume's file #C 525); NOTE: 18 1/2 acres in Rapho Twp adjacent to lands of Solomon Longenecker, George Gross & Henry B Grubb. It is part of a larger tract of land which Tobias Shaubhood and his wife Mary transferred to Martin Gross by deed dated 20 Jul 1799. The said Martin Gross and his wife Christina granted the same to their two sons George & John Gross in 1801. John Gross and his wife Mary then transferred their portion to George Gross.
COURT: Appointment of guardians of the minor children of Tobias Shaubhut, late of Rapho Twp; 1806-1808; Lancaster Co, PA Orphans Court, Misc Books; p 424; FHL film 0021374 (Rick Crume's file #C 602); NOTE: On 17 Aug 1808, Martin Gross of Warwick Twp was appointed guardian of John & George Shaubhut, and Solomon Longenecker of Warwick Twp, guardian of Hanna, Mary & Susanna Shaubhut, all children under age 14.
MARRIAGE: A transcript of the records of Zion Lutheran Church, Manheim, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, by Rev. J. F. Knittle, has marriages from 1771 to 1812, but the marriage records from Oct. 16, 1782 to Mar. 9, 1807 are missing. Were Tobias Schaubhut and his wife Mary/Maria married in this church during that period?
13. Maria
RESIDENCES:
( -1799-1803- ) Rapho Twp, Lancaster Co, PA (Rick Crume's file #C 478, C 525).
14. John Kehrreis
NAME: John or Johann (Rick Crume's file #C 420).
RESIDENCES:
(1774-1810-) Cocalico Twp, Lancaster Co, PA.
( -1831- ) Path Valley, Franklin Co, PA (Rick Crume's file #C 484).PARENTS: Letter from Isabel K Hobba, Niagara Falls, NY to Rick Crume, Glyndon, MN; 1718-1855; Letter dtd 3 Sep 1990; ; (Rick Crume's file #C 500).
MARRIAGE: Church Record of the Schwartzwald Reformed Church, Exeter Twp., Berks Co., kept by the Rev. John William Boos; 1781-1811; ; p 236; FHL film 20,346 (Rick Crume's file #C 999); NOTE: 1796 June 4, Joh. Kehrreis & Anna Maria Weist, Cocalico, Lanc.
MARRIAGE: Donna R Irish, PENNSYLVANIA GERMAN MARRIAGES; 1743-1916; Baltimore, Genealogical Publ Co, 2nd ed, 1984; p 75; Red River Valley Genealogical Soc, Fargo, ND (Rick Crume's file #C 195); NOTE: Schwartzwald Reformed Church.
LAND: Deed of sale, Michael & Elizabeth Kegerise to John Kegerise of Cocalico Twp, Lancaster Co, PA, dtd 2 Nov 1797; 1797; bk G, vol 3; p 260; Lancaster Co. Record Office (Rick Crume's file #C 420); NOTE: Michael & Elizabeth were John's father & stepmother.
LAND: Deed of sale, John Kegerise & wife Anna Maria to his brother Michael, dtd 9 Sep 1799; 1799; bk G, vol 3; p 265; Lancaster Co Record Office (Rick Crume's file #C 420).
CENSUS: 1800 US Census, Lancaster Co, PA; 1800; ; p 199; (Rick Crume's file #C 206, C 792).
RESIDENCES: Index, 1810 U.S. Census, Cocalico Twp., Lancaster Co., PA; 1810; Accelerated Indexing Systems, Salt Lake City; census p 303; Family History Center, Fargo, ND (Rick Crume's file #C 792).
RESIDENCES: Tax lists, Franklin Co, PA; 1831; Publ PA Archives, ser 3, vol 21; p 26; (Rick Crume's file #C 420, C 484, C 503); NOTE: John Kegerise, 471 acres.
BIRTH-DEATH-CEMETERY: Letter from Isabel K Hobba, Niagara Falls, NY to Rick Crume, Glyndon, MN; 1750-1830; Letter dtd 17 Oct 1990; ; (Rick Crume's file #C 503, C 504); NOTE: Buried Fannettsburg Reformed Churchyard.
15. Anna Maria Weist
NAME: Known as Anna Maria or just Maria (Rick Crume's file #C 420).
MARRIAGE: Church Record of the Schwartzwald Reformed Church, Exeter Twp., Berks Co., kept by the Rev. John William Boos; 1781-1811; ; p 236; FHL film 20,346 (Rick Crume's file #C 999); NOTE: 1796 June 4, Joh. Kehrreis & Anna Maria Weist, Cocalico, Lanc.
BURIAL: Letter from Isabel K Hobba, Niagara Falls, NY to Rick Crume, Glyndon, MN; 1750-1830; Letter dtd 17 Oct 1990; ; (Rick Crume's file #C 503); NOTE: Buried Lower Path Valley Presbyterian Cemetery.