Husband: Solomon CRUMBAUGH
Birthdate: November 3, 1779
Birthplace: Maryland
Death date: October 6, 1853
Place of death: Kentucky
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Father: Johann Conrad CRUMBAUGH
Mother: Anna Margaretha SEIDEMANN

Marriage date: December 13, 1804
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Wife: Mary WINTER
Birthdate: about 1781
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Death date: May 20, 1865
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CHILDREN

Child No. 1: John Winter CRUMBAUGH
Sex: M
Birthdate: October 21, 1805
Birthplace: Kentucky
Death date: July 30, 1880
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Burial: Georgetown Cemetery, Georgetown, KY
Marriage date: February 3, 1825
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Spouse's name: Elizabeth M. JOHNSON

Child No. 2: Margaret CRUMBAUGH
Sex: F
Birthdate: July 29, 1807
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Spouse's name: Joseph EVANS

Child No. 3: Montgomery CRUMBAUGH
Sex: M
Birthdate: June 4, 1813
Birthplace: Scott County, Kentucky
Death date: July 15, 1880
Place of death: McLean County, Illinois
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Marriage date: July 8, 1841
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Spouse's name: Mary Ann WEST

Child No. 4: Eliza CRUMBAUGH
Sex: F
Birthdate: June 4, 1813
Birthplace: Scott County, Kentucky
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Spouse's name: David GRAHAM

Child No. 5: Henry CRUMBAUGH
Sex: F
Birthdate: August 31, 1818
Birthplace: Kentucky
Death date: May 29, 1900
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Child No. 6: Mary Jane CRUMBAUGH
Sex: F
Birthdate: August 7, 1824
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Child No. 7: Sarah Ann CRUMBAUGH
Sex: F
Birthdate: May 12, 1827
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Death date: October 22, 1848
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Documentation:
Solomon CRUMBAUGH:
* Maryland German Church Records, Vol 16 (FS Weiser) show he was baptized at St. Peter's Lutheran Church (now Grace Lutheran Church) near Woodsboro. The record reads: Salomon, son of Conrad and Margaretha Krumbach, b. 3 Nov 1779, bp 26 Dec 1779. Sponsors: parents. Christened 26 December 1779 in Maryland.
* Letta Brock Stone in THE WEST FAMILY REGISTER (W.F. Roberts Company, Inc., Washington, D.C. 1928) writes "...Solomon Crumbaugh, was born in Frederick County, Maryland, the son of Conrad Crumbaugh of the same place. Solomon Crumbaugh married Mary Winters and they lived on a large farm two or three miles from Georgetown, where they had a saw and grist mill, a cheese factory, all of which were cared for by many slaves. The present writer visited the old homestead in 1925 and saw what remained of the farmhouse. It was of ample dimensions, two stories high, with dormer windows, a central staircase and two enormous stone chimneys at the ends of the house. These stones had been cut by hand from rock cliffs on the farm and were so perfect that no cement was used in the building of the foundation of a new house for which these chimneys were torn down."

Montgomery CRUMBAUGH:
* Twin of Eliza Crumbaugh. Montgomery came to Illinois in 1841 and homesteaded in Section 31, Empire Township (250N 2495E).
* Letta Brock Stone wites in THE WEST FAMILY REGISTER (W.F. Roberts Company, Inc., Washington D.C. 1928) "After Montgomery and Mary had been married three months, they moved to Illinois in a two-horse wagon. They settled three and a half miles south of LeRoy in McLean County. So little did he think of the value of farm land in that day that at one time, when land was about fifteen dollars an acre, Mr. Crumbaugh kept fifteen hundred dollars in the bank rather than lose it by investment in cheap land. Seventy-five years later that same land sold for $300 an acre. The farm house which Montgomery Crumbaugh built is still standing. The farm, in the family for eighty-five years, is now in the possession of Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Brock, the latter a daughter of Mr. Crumbaugh. On July 15, 1880, Montgomery Crumbaugh died and was buried beside his wife in a little country graveyard, about two miles from the farm."

Henry CRUMBAUGH:
* According to Eva Crumbaugh Grizzelle in Notes on the Crumbaugh Family, 1919 (unpublished manuscript located at Crumbaugh Library, LeRoy, IL), Henry Crumbaugh served on Gen. Scott's staff during the Mexican War. He is buried at Oak Grove, Empire Twp., McLean County, Illinois.