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Ancestry.com, 1920 United States Federal Census (Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2005), Source Medium: Ancestry.com
United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Fourteenth Census of the United States, 1920, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1920
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Ancestry.com, 1930 United States Federal Census (Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2002), Source Medium: Ancestry.com
United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930
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Ancestry.com, California Birth Index, 1905-1995 (Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2005), Source Medium: Ancestry.com
State of California, California Birth Index, 1905-1995, Sacramento, CA, USA: State of California Department of Health Services, Center for Health Statistics
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Ancestry.com, California Death Index, 1940-1997 (Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2000), Source Medium: Ancestry.com
State of California, California Death Index, 1940-1997, Sacramento, CA, USA: State of California Department of Health Services, Center for Health Statistics
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Ancestry.com, Social Security Death Index (Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2006), Source Medium: Ancestry.com
Social Security Administration, Social Security Death Index, Master File, : Social Security Administration
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Andreas Carl Jacob emigrated to USA in 1891 | Beeken, Andreas Carl Jacob (I602073042)
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Anglican denomination, section ZA, grave 0458D. Expired grant. | Hunt, Frederick Leonard (I1984)
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Anglican, Section B, Row 13, Plot 979. Inscription: Son of Robert and Mary | Aitken, Robert King (I513983983)
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Appears as Josiah B. Crumpler in the household of John S. Crumpler at Bonnetsville in the 1850, 1860 and 1870 censuses, then as Joseph Blackman Crumpler. On 10 Jun 1864, aged 17, he enlisted in the Confederate Army at Fayetteville, NC (Company C, 6th Battalion, North Carolina Armory Guard, Confederate Arsenal) and served until the end of the war.
He moved to South Carolina, married Augusta Vermel Carter, and lived at Cartersville, where he was appointed postmaster on 28 Oct 1872; the couple are in the 1880 census for Lisbon Township, Darlington County. His brother Franklin Marion Crumpler, visiting him there, met his own future wife, Susan Copeland. On 28 Apr 1914 he was admitted to the Infirmary for Confederate Veterans in Columbia, SC, where he died two months later; his application named a brother in Clinton, NC and a sister in Winston-Salem, NC.
A brother "Joseph Crumpler, born 1841" appears in many trees, from an error first made in the 1970s. No such son is in John S. Crumpler's household in 1850; the only Joe is Josiah B., born 1847, who is this man. The phantom Joseph was removed from this tree on 31 Oct 2026 (and from Gloria Vester's 1999 tree, with a note there). Correction from Stewart Crumpler. | Crumpler, Joseph Blackman (I602073748)
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Approximate date of death from Una Hill Greene. He died at a hotel is Liskeard, Cornwall shortly after checking in. | Hill, Henry (I513983948)
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Arthur BOOTH
Born 17 July 1914 in Carnamah, Western Australia [16]
Son of George BOOTH and Rose Emma BRIDGES [BB]
Student at the Carnamah State School in 1927 [97]
Attended the 1929 Carnamah Children's Fancy Dress Ball [14: 13-Jul-1929]
Member of the Carnamah Football Club 1934-1936 [14: 15-Sep-1934] [3: images 03255 & 03601]
Worked for the Carnamah agent for Elder Smith & Co for several years ending in November 1935 [3: image 03298]
Agent's Assistant in Carnamah in 1935 [6]
On 12 November 1935 left Carnamah and shifted to Perth WA [3: image 03298]
Left Carnamah to take up duties working at Elder Smith & Company's wool store in Fremantle WA [3: image 03298]
Spent several months in Carnamah with his parents in 1936; returned to Perth on 8 May 1936 [3: image 03587]
Married Billee STOKES in July 1938 in Claremont WA [3: image 03716]
At his wedding his best man was Bill CLARK and his sister Edna BOOTH was one of the bridesmaids [3: image 03716]
Initially Resided with his wife Billee in Nedlands; resident of Claremont in 1941 [3: image 03716] [16]
Enlisted in the Royal Australian Air Force on 12 June 1941 [16]
Corporal 45008 in the Darwin Section of the Royal Australian Air Force's SPU during the Second World War [16]
Discharged from the Australian Army on 24 December 1945 [16]
Resident of Claremont WA in 1995 [2]
Died 10 March 1995 [2] | Booth, Arthur (I1893)
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As a farmer's son, Alois decided upon a career in the army. As a professional soldier, he rose to the rank of colonel. He first lived in the town of Solothurn with his family, where he was elected administrator of the Quartermaster Store in 1839. He held this position until his death. He also was Quartermaster General. He died of stomach cancer on 28 Oct 1870. His estate was settled on 24 Apr 1871 (list of beneficiaries and heirs of canon Solothurn, 1870-71, Volume 82, No. 37). | Wiser, Alois (I30)
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As the bride was 17 years old, the consent of her father was required and obtained. | Family: William Job Stanley Bushby / Effie Eileen Meldrum (F513881962)
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Asked about on the old crumpler.org forum in 1999 by Cindy Stevens, who gave his dates from his death certificate (born 9 Feb 1847, died 22 Mar 1920) and his parents as Garrie Crumpler and 'Cecily Watson'; Randy Rhodes, his great-great-grandson, added that Garry and Alsey were buried in a field on Campground Road outside Selma. | Crumpler, Robert William (I602074449)
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Assumed that after Ashers mother Susan had died, his grand parents Henry and Leah Herbert took him in as one of there own. He was too soon join the A.I.F. W.W. 1. | Herbert, Asher Daniel (I1810)
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Assumption daughter of Ellis and Mary
source: correspondence with Kevin Crumpler www.crumpler.org | Crumpler, Mary Theresa (I1644)
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At 14 years of age John Albert Truslove helped his father to drove 1500 head of cattle from Esperance to Rockingham. He worked in engineering division of Midland Railway Workshops. Later he had a bicycle business at Midland and finally owned a vineyard and poultry farm at Swan View.
source: Dicitonary of Western Australians 1829-1914 volume 5 - The Golden Years 1889-1914 Compiled by Rica Erickson - page 916
| Truslove, John Albert (I0766)
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Audrey Belle Morris Marshall, Source Medium: Other
Family Tree on Ancestry.com
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Aunt Min's letter (c1977) says this was a large family, including TWIN SONS WHO DIED IN INFANCY.
FOUND (3 Nov 2026, GRO online index, which gives the mother's maiden name): GEORGE CLEMENT PARKER and WILLIAM CHARLES PARKER, both births registered Jan-Mar 1875, Pontypool, vol 11a page 155 (the same page), mother's maiden name MORGAN. So the twins were George Clement (already in the tree, b. Jan 1875) and his brother William Charles. Every other known child of Clement and Sarah (Ann Louisa 1870, Alice 1872, Sarah Ann 1876, Alfred James 1880, Amelia Gertrude 1884) also shows mother MORGAN in the GRO index, which confirms the family.
William Charles died young: GRO death index, WILLIAM CHARLES PARKER, age 1, Apr-Jun 1876, Pontypool 11a 92 (best fit; another William Charles Parker died in Pontypool in Jan-Mar 1883 aged 9, which does not fit a Jan-Mar 1875 birth). George Clement survived and died in India in 1906. So Aunt Min's memory is half right: there were twin sons, but only one died as a baby.
RULED OUT: Celia Ann and William Parker (both died Jan-Mar 1883, Pontypool 11a 132) are twins of ANOTHER family. Their births (Jan-Mar 1883, 11a 166) show mother's maiden name WILLIAMS.
NOTE: another Parker family with a Morgan mother was having children in Pontypool in the 1880s (James Henry 1882, Eleanor Jane 1883, James and Clara Ann 1884, George 1886, Isaac 1887 and others). Do not attach those to Clement and Sarah without more evidence. | Family: Clement Parker / Sarah Ann Morgan (F505778193)
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Aunty Lil remembers this lady when she was invited to mums wedding. Her gift to mum and dad was a dish or ash tray that she was already using in her house.
| Oliver, Winifred Elizabeth (I1475)
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Author of the Bally company history (the "Geschichte"), the second of the two
big narrative sources for this family. He calls Otto Wyser "Vetter Otto Wyser"
throughout and records his death on 2 Aug 1914 in a single sentence set into the
account of the outbreak of the war, with the marginal heading "Tod von Otto Wyser"
(Geschichte p. 471).
He travelled to Satteins and Tschagguns in Vorarlberg in 1913-14 to trace the
family's origins, and found the name written there as Bale, Paale and Bahl.
Probably the sitter in the charcoal portrait photographed in the Ballyana archive,
signed and dated 1922.
Source: Bally memoirs (Ballyana edition), Stammbaeume, p. 425, "Die Nachkommen von Peter und Anna Maria Bally".
Source: Bally memoirs (Ballyana edition), Stammbaeume, p. 426, "Die Kinder und Enkel von Carl Franz Bally". | Bally, Eduard (BI602073264B)
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Barber and hairdresser of the Cattle Market, Hexham, later of Gallowgate, Newcastle. INFERENCE: a son of Christopher and Elizabeth, born about 1809 after an elder Anthony (baptised at Penrith in 1798) died in infancy; the chart shows him as Christopher's son but his own baptism has not been found. The chart calls his wife 'Ann Glover'; in the 1851 census Glover is her trade, not her surname. An Ann Bushby who died at Hexham in the March quarter of 1858 aged 49 may be her (unconfirmed). | Bushby, Anthony (I602073283)
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Befor he became Vicar in Lyngby-Albøge he was Vicar at Kalø Castle(1601-1605).(Source Lyngby Albøge churchbook) | Nykirk, Niels Sørensen (I602072258)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Lawrance, William A. J. (I513984072)
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Best men:
Rasmus Hansen (Brides father)
Miller Mathias Simonsen (Julie Jettes husband) | Family: Jens Christian Mickkelsen / Wilhelmina Julietta Hansen (F505778174)
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Best men:
Rasmus Hansen Brides father
Farmer Rasmus Larsen bridegrooms brother in law | Family: Mathias Simonsen / Julie Jette Hansen (F601968171)
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Betsey Stickland Crumpler was christened twice.
source: Kevin Crumpler www.crumpler.com
| Crumpler, Betsey Stickland (I1579)
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Between 27 Jan 1744 and 1747 | Crumpler, Nicholas (I1410)
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Billman, living in the Kynston Tithing, in the Bere Regis Hundred
source: Correspondence with Kevin Crumpler
1569, Could be this mans notes from Muster Rolls in 1569 - Billman, living in the Kynston Tithing, in the Bere Regis Hundred
Adult in 1569.
| Crumpler, Thomas (I0888)
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BIOGRAPHIE: Das Kirchenbuch berichtet, dass sie eine widersetzliche, ungehorsame Jungfrau war, die nicht auf des Vaters Geheiß in den Ehestand treten wollte und sich deshalb eine Zeit lang hinter Hecken und Sträuchern verbarg.
EHESCHLIESSUNG: Die beiden hatten 9 Kinder, die bei ihrem Tod noch nicht erwachsen waren.
| Schreiber, Elisabeth (I153)
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BIOGRAPHIE: Der Alsfelder Rentmeister Johann Ludwig Kornmann schlug ihm 1672 vor, sich mit der Wertmühle belehnen zu lassen.
Da die geringen Einkünfte des Scheibelshofes nicht ausreichte, eine kinderreiche Familie zu ernähren, ließ sich Curd Schönhals zur zur Belehnung überreden. Er verkaufte seine Güter für 200 Gulden an seine Geschwister und zahlte die Schulden von 150 Gulden. | Schönhals, Conrad (I152)
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BIOGRAPHIE: Der Alsfelder Rentmeister Johann Ludwig Kornmann schlug ihm 1672 vor, sich mit der Wertmühle belehnen zu lassen.
Da die geringen Einkünfte des Scheibelshofes nicht ausreichte, eine kinderreiche Familie zu ernähren, ließ sich Curd Schönhals zur zur Belehnung überreden. Er verkaufte seine Güter für 200 Gulden an seine Geschwister und zahlte die Schulden von 150 Gulden. | Schönhals, Conrad (I152)
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BIOGRAPHIE: Er übernahm als zweiter Sohn von Johann Adam die Werthmühle mit Lehensbrief vom 15.5.1743 | Schönhals, Johann Henrich (I697)
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BIOGRAPHIE: Er übernahm die Werthmühle von seinem Vater 1702.
| Schönhals, Johann Adam (I148)
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BIOGRAPHIE: Mit dem Lehensbrief vom 1.7.1679 übernahm er die väterliche Mühle und die Erziehung seiner 8 Geschwister.
Er musste sich sehr verschulden, da er noch im Wettbewerb mit zwei anderen Müllern stand, Curt Diemer zu Billertshausen und David Kalb zu Angenrod.Durch zahlreiche Eingaben und Prozesse erreichte er, dass Landgraf Ernst Ludwig die Vergünstigung der Angenröder Müller in Bezug auf Leusel aufhob. Trotzdem folgten noch viele Prozesse, die den Schuldenberg vergrößerten. Dann fand sich 1701 endlich eine für alle annehmbare Lösung. | Schönhals, Jost (I150)
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Birth and death dates from his headstone in Springvale Cemetery, Clinton, photographed by Charlene Ward: "NOV. 27, 1855 - DEC. 8, 1901". This tree previously gave his birth as 11 Nov 1855; Gloria Crumpler Vester's database gave his death as 3 Dec 1901. The stone is the clearest record we have, so its dates are used here. | Crumpler, Micajah Thomas (I1216)
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Birth at 9:30 AM at 15 Hospital Street, Glasgow. | Winkler, Sarah (I513973511)
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| 1188 |
Birth certificate located (by Jack Stanton) for Mary Ray. Polly is a nickname for Mary. | Ray, Mary (I513983370)
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Birth certificate located (by John Stanton) for Elizabeth Ray. It is assumed that Betsey is Elizabeth's nickname. | Ray, Elizabeth (I513983372)
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| 1190 |
Birth certificate located (by John Stanton) for Sarah Ray. It is assumed that Sally is a nickname for Sarah. | Ray, Sarah (I513983373)
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| 1191 |
Birth certificate shows date of birth as 2 May 1887 (Monday). | Wyser, Amy Winifred (I513973308)
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| 1192 |
Birth Certificate, Source Medium: Official Document
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Birth corrected 26 Oct 2026 from '29 Aug 1833' to ABT 1883: the death index (Sep quarter 1955) gives Elizabeth A. Bushby's age as 72, and she married William Bushby (born 1884) in 1917. The 1833 date was probably a typing slip for 1883. | Jackson, Elizabeth Anne (I513984365)
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Birth date from 1939 register and death record. | Hodges, Hayden (I98989875)
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birth notes: 1881, birth place in 1881 census records shown as (BS), BRA could this mean "Born on Ship". British Ship, "Brazil"/
source: correspondence with Kevin Crumpler: www.crumpler.org
| Crumpler, Emma Eliza (I1641)
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| 1196 |
Birth record shows name as Jack Morris. Other documents show John. | Morris, John Knowlton (I513984145)
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| 1197 |
Birth registered 2nd quarter 1873. | Vine, Frederick Charles (I602074787)
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| 1198 |
Birth registered 2nd quarter 1886; death registered 3rd quarter 1913. | Vine, Lucy Harriet (I602074794)
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Birth registered 3rd quarter 1882. Bob Vine lists her after Eva, but Ada was born first. | Vine, Ada Bessie (I602074792)
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Birth registered 4th quarter 1874; death registered 3rd quarter 1954, Surrey S.W. | Vine, Nellie Susannah (I602074788)
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