Name: ecrump6

Updated: 08-01-2020 14:08:60. Owner: Ed


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. William Crump: Birth: ABT. 1825 in TN. Death: BEF. 1870 in Unknown

  2. Silas M. Crump: Birth: 16 JAN 1828 in TN. Death: 22 FEB 1895 in Natchitoches Parish, LA

  3. Daniel D. Crump: Birth: ABT. 1833 in St. Clair Co., AL.

  4. Samuel D. Crump: Birth: JUN 1834 in AL. Death: 12 JUL 1902 in Natchitoches Parish, LA

  5. Eliza Crump: Birth: ABT. 1838 in AL.

  6. Almath Crump: Birth: ABT. 1839 in AL.

  7. Thomas Crump: Birth: ABT. 1844 in TX.

  8. Cynthia Crump: Birth: ABT. 1847 in Natchitoches Parish, LA.

  9. Mary Crump: Birth: ABT. 1853 in Natchitoches Parish, LA.


Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. James C. Crump: Birth: 1855.

  2. Charles H. Crump: Birth: 28 OCT 1856 in Natchitoches Parish, LA. Death: 3 APR 1910 in Natchitoches Parish, LA


Notes
a. Note:   Based on the age of Charles in 1850, he is likely the same Charles L. Cru mp found in the 1840 Census for NC, with wife age 30-40, seven male childr en and three female children. Not all of these children are known to Fr ed E. Crump, Sr., of South Carolina, who did part of the research, b ut it appers that charles went to Tennessee where some of his children we re born, then to Alabama, and then to Texas c. 1844, where Thomas was bor n. He then moved back into Louisiana, where Cynthia was born. Azchariah a nd Sidney may be cheldren of Charles. More wrok need to be done on this pa rt of his life.
  Livint with Charles L. and Cynthia and their seven children at home in 18 50 was George Barnhill, 20, M W, Laborer, and born in TN. It is assumed th at George was a brother to Cynthia.
  The 1860 US Census lists Charles as "C.D.", but pretty clearly has to be o ur Charles L. Apparently he died not long after 1860. But he did acquire 3 20.76 acres in Natchitoches Parish, LA, on January 3, 1860. It appears th at this is the same land about one mile west of Marthaville, LA, where t he scirmish occurred during the Red River Campaign of the Civil War. It w as called the "Battle of Crump's Hill" in war records, and there is a muse um on the property today with artifacts from that scirmish.

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