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CAUTION: the chart shows Carl's four children on a single bracket and does
not say which marriage each belongs to. Assigned here to the first marriage on
the strength of the birth year alone. Needs checking against the parish register.
Source: Bally memoirs (Ballyana edition), Stammbaeume, p. 425, "Die Nachkommen von Peter und Anna Maria Bally". | Bally, Peter (S040)
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CENSUS EVIDENCE (National Archives of Ireland, nationalarchives.ie/collections/search-the-census), townland Letterfir, DED Killannin, Co. Galway (1901 transcribed as 'Letterfin'). Roman Catholic; Irish and English speakers.
1901: Peter 60, Honor 55, William 30, Sarah 28, Thomas 26, Patrick 23, John 21, Peter 19, Joseph 16, Martin 14, 'Diddle' [Dudley] 10.
1911: Peter 72, farmer, head, cannot read or write; Honor 69, wife, reads and writes, MARRIED 46 YEARS (=1865), 9 CHILDREN BORN, 9 LIVING; Patrick 35, Peter 25, Martin 23, Dudley 21, all single, farmer's sons.
So the 9 children are William, Sarah, Thomas, Patrick, John, Peter, Joseph, Martin and Dudley. Ages differ between censuses (pension-era inflation in 1911); child birth years here are from the 1901 ages. The Ancestry tree also attaches Mary (1866), Michael (1871), Annie (1886), Ellen (1887) and Steven (1893, b. Keelkyle, Letterfrack) - these are NOT Honor's children (she had only 9) and probably belong to a Keelkyle Walsh/Conneely family merged in by mistake. Marriage date 23 Nov 1865 per Ancestry; consistent with 46 years married in 1911. | Family: Peter Walsh / Nora (Honor) Conneely (F5)
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Certificate of Death shows names as William W. Wilson | Wiser, Otto (I180)
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Charles Festus Crumpler, son of Gaston Crumpler and Henrietta Williamson, was born 24 Dec 1883 according to his death certificate, Find a Grave and his marriage records (his draft card, Social Security application and the 1940 census give 1884; the 1900 census Dec 1885). He died at Clinton on 7 Sep 1960 and was buried on 9 Sep 1960 in Springvale Cemetery, Clinton. He married three times: Rhoda Kate Leslie at Goldsboro on 7 May 1905; Maggie Hudson at Rocky Mount, Nash County, on 26 Feb 1917; and Mary Lou Williamson at Goldsboro on 11 Jul 1922 (North Carolina county marriage registers, which name his parents). Maggie Hudson Crumpler is buried in Springvale Cemetery (Charlene Ward's list). | Crumpler, Charles Festus (I513984104)
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Charles McPhee died as Charles William Dewar in France in 1916, 7 days after arriving in France. | DEWAR, Charles McPhee (I000000601984656)
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Children of Henry Parker and Mary Bushby (FreeREG, Barton and Penrith baptisms, all with the mother's surname Bushby): Grace, baptised 15 Oct 1786 at Barton; then at Penrith Thomas 1788, Mary 1790, Agnes 1792, William 1795, Jane Bushby Parker 1796, Jonathan 1798, Elizabeth 1801, Sarah 1803, James 1806 and Henry 1810. Mary married at 17; William Bushby witnessed the marriage. | Bushby, Mary (I513984382)
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CHILDREN, from the 1911 census (35 The Woodlands, Birkenhead; RG14 piece 22005, schedule 180): Sarah wrote that she had been married 8 years, with 1 child born alive, 1 still living and none died - Frank. So any babies she lost before April 1911 were stillborn or miscarried; stillbirths were not registered at the time, in England before 1927 or in Ireland before 1961. Her only other recorded child is Horace Parker Wilson, born and died in early 1912. Marjorie remembered that her father's mother lost several children, all with digestive problems. | Parker, Sarah Ann (I103)
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Christened on the same day her father was buried. | Binning, Jane (I513983621)
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Christopher Bushby, ropemaker of Hexham: born at Great Strickland, Westmorland, about 1773 (baptised at Morland, 6 Jul, according to the Bushby family chart, media 928). He married Elizabeth Harrison at St Andrew's, Penrith, on 1 Jun 1797 and by 1804 was a ropemaker in Hexham, at Bow Bridge Street and later Priestpopple, employing four journeymen in 1851. He died in August 1853 aged 80 (the chart says 3 Aug; the burial was on 31 Aug).
HIS PARENTS have not been identified. INFERENCE, to be tested: the chart hangs him and his sisters Ann, Betty, Agnes and Hannah (baptised at Morland, Hannah in 1783) from a Morland marriage; the likeliest candidates are John Bushby, yeoman (baptised 4 Dec 1740, son of John and Mary Brown) and Ann Robinson. Morland registers are not online free; FamilySearch or the Bishop's Transcripts at Kendal would settle it. | Bushby, Christopher (I602073273)
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Clement's SECOND MARRIAGE (found 2 Nov 2026). On census night, 2 April 1911, Clement, 64, was a widower at 7 Foxton Lane, Caterham, with a 74-year-old housekeeper. A few weeks later, in the April-June quarter of 1911, he married Harriett Sarah Seal, born about 1875 at Bridport, Dorset, nearly thirty years younger (GRO index, Godstone 2a 456; the bride's name is from the same index page and the 1921 census). Their daughter Ruth was born at Caterham early in 1912. So Clement became a father again at 65, and Ruth was a half-sister to Sarah Ann Wilson and an aunt five years YOUNGER than her nephew Frank Todd Wilson. Harriett and Ruth were with him at The Cottage, Knaresdale, Caterham, in 1921, the year before he died. To confirm: the marriage certificate (it will give Harriett's father and her age). | Family: Clement Parker / Harriett Sarah Seal (F601969441)
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Commemorative Info: Memorial: Chatham Naval Memorial, Kent, United Kingsom Grave Ref/Panel Number: 23 Location the Memorial overlooks the town of Chatham and is approached by a steep path from the Town Hall Gardens. A Survivor of HMS "Cressy" - Killed in Action Arthur was a leading stoker SS/112057 HMS "Cornwallis', Royal Navy
source; Kevin Crumpler - www.crumpler.org
| Crumpler, Arthur Stephen (I1658)
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CONFLICT to resolve (26 Oct 2026): the 1891 census at Whangs Farm lists this Eleanor as aged 10, and her birth was registered in the June quarter of 1880 (Whitehaven 10b/662), not Jan 1871. FreeBMD shows Eleanor Bushby marrying Albert TEASDALE in the March quarter of 1904 (Whitehaven 10b/893), not about 1894. But children born about 1895 and 1898 are attached to this marriage, which cannot both be right. Either those children belong to an earlier wife of Albert Teasdale, or a different Eleanor is involved. Left unchanged until checked. | Bushby, Eleanor (I513984254)
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CONFLICTING DATES IN THE SAME BOOK: p. 425 gives her as 1826-1898; the Herzog
von Aarau chart on p. 428 gives her as 1826-1856. Recorded here as 1898 with the
conflict noted. Her husband died in 1864, which fits either reading.
Source: Bally memoirs (Ballyana edition), Stammbaeume, p. 425, "Die Nachkommen von Peter und Anna Maria Bally".
Source: Bally memoirs (Ballyana edition), Stammbaeume, p. 428, "Familie Herzog von Aarau". | Bally, Albertine (BI602073266)
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CONFLICTING DATES IN THE SAME BOOK: the chart on p. 425 gives her as 1823-1893;
the Rychner chart on p. 427 gives her as 1823-1895. Recorded here as 1893 with
the conflict noted. Daughter of Friedrich Rychner and Elisabeth Hagnauer.
Her silver wedding with Carl Franz fell in 1870, and Ernst Quincke's wife etched
a set of cups by hand for it - sent in the same letter that threatened a war of
life and death.
Source: Bally memoirs (Ballyana edition), Stammbaeume, p. 425, "Die Nachkommen von Peter und Anna Maria Bally".
Source: Bally memoirs (Ballyana edition), Stammbaeume, p. 427, "Familie Rychner". | Rychner, Anna Cecile (BI602073264A)
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Cordelia (24, married) was a lodger at Powick with her son William (2), both born Little Lanford, Wiltshire; her husband is not in the household. | Family: / Cordelia Crumpler (F601968887)
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Correction 2 Nov 2026: TNG previously gave her place of death as Cool, El Dorado, California. Her death certificate (media 1481) shows she died at Mercy Care, a convalescent hospital at 862 39th Street, Sacramento; Cool was her home. Disposition "CR/BU" (cremated, then buried) on 26 Apr 2000 at New Auburn District Cemetery, Auburn; Lassila Funeral Chapels. | Dadau, Alice (I513983540)
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Correction 2 Nov 2026: TNG previously had her burial as 25 Mar 1961. Her death certificate (media 71) gives the burial date as 24 Mar 1961 (filed the same day). | Wiser, Maria Constantina (I27)
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Correction, 31 Oct 2026: this John is John Crumpler Jr., born about 1724, the son of John Crumpler Sr. and Grace, and grandson of Capt. William Crumpler. This tree previously showed him as born in 1712 and as Capt. William's son; Stewart Crumpler points out that a 1712 birth is not possible for him. His father received Capt. William's plantation and passed it to him by indenture on 14 Mar 1750. He married Nancy Holmes in 1749, sold the land to William Jones on 25 Nov 1751 (Southampton County Deed Book 1, pp 341-344), and moved to Duplin County, North Carolina, where he became the patriarch of the Sampson County Crumplers. | Crumpler, John Jr. (I0963)
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Craig's recollections (Oct 2026): Craig stayed with his grandmother a couple of times at Thanksgiving while at RPI. She was sweet. Her Manchester apartment had a big metal grille in the floor, about 3 ft square - the register of a gravity furnace in the cellar - a hazard for a barefoot boy from Hawaii; and the kitchen at the back sloped downhill, the building having settled long before, and she had simply adapted to it. In the summer of 1967, as Craig headed home after his freshman year at RPI, it was decided that Mary should come to live with the family in Hawaii. Dinny (the high-school principal) and Emily drove her to Manchester airport; Craig met her at JFK. She had brought an enormous basket of food for the flight - though airlines then served meals - and they flew the United non-stop to Honolulu, about 11 hours. Apart from Manchester to JFK, she had never flown before, and she was tremendously excited. She never talked about Dudley; Craig never met him (Dudley died when Craig was nine months old). | Vahey, Mary Catherine (I5)
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Craig's recollections (Oct 2026): Emily was a little mite of a thing - very bubbly, very sweet, very happy. Dinny (Dudley William, a Manchester school principal) and Craig's father John were relatively close; John kept in touch with Dinny and Emily and once flew to New Hampshire to spend a summer with them. Emily was not fond of her mother-in-law Mary, and gave Craig Mary's 1938 portrait, saying she could not stand looking at it. Emily was at school with Grace Metalious (born Grace DeRepentigny, Manchester, 8 Sep 1924) and could recognise many of the characters in Peyton Place - including herself. In 1967 Dinny and Emily drove Mary to Manchester airport for her flight to Hawaii. | Piaseczny, Emily Barbara (I680)
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Craig's recollections (Oct 2026): Emily was a little mite of a thing - very bubbly, very sweet, very happy. Dinny (Dudley William, a Manchester school principal) and Craig's father John were relatively close; John kept in touch with Dinny and Emily and once flew to New Hampshire to spend a summer with them. Emily was not fond of her mother-in-law Mary, and gave Craig Mary's 1938 portrait, saying she could not stand looking at it. Emily was at school with Grace Metalious (born Grace DeRepentigny, Manchester, 8 Sep 1924) and could recognise many of the characters in Peyton Place - including herself. In 1967 Dinny and Emily drove Mary to Manchester airport for her flight to Hawaii. | Walsh, Dudley William (I679)
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Craig's recollections, continued: In Hawaii (summer 1967) Craig's parents moved out of their bedroom - the only air-conditioned one - so that Mary could have it. Craig's father did not meet her at the airport and paid her little or no attention. They took her sightseeing; she began to complain of an 'itchy rectum', and Craig took her to several doctors - he believed it was her way of seeking attention, but it only made his father take even less interest. After a month or two she decided to go home, to the disappointment of Dinny and Emily, who had hoped for a few more months' respite. On her last evening the family took her out to dinner; Craig's father was persuaded to come, but got angry with her before the appetizers arrived and walked out.
It was her only great journey apart from crossing to Ellis Island in 1916.
She loved the Red Sox (1967 was their 'Impossible Dream' pennant year) and Craig believes she died watching them on television.
At Thanksgiving 1966, when the American bishops had just ended compulsory meatless Fridays, Craig asked her whether she thought the Pope infallible - of course she did - and whether she would now eat meat on Fridays. No: she had always had fish on Friday and she liked it. The Pope had not said she HAD to eat meat on Friday, only that she now could. | Vahey, Mary Catherine (I5)
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Cremated and interred with his parents. | Mickelsen, Franklyn Ray (I008)
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Cremated. | King, Geraldine Rose (I702)
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Daniel Crumpler died early in life but PR shows name "DAVID". Given that there is a later son of John and Betty also called Daniel suspect that Daniel died before 1801. Burial Record could correspond but in the name of David.
source: Correspondence with Kevin Crumpler: www.crumpler.org | Crumpler, Daniel (I1544)
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DATA ERROR IN THE PRINTED CHART: he is shown as a son of Johannes Herzog
(1773-1840) but with a birth year of 1772 - one year BEFORE his supposed father.
One of the two years must be a misprint. Transcribed here exactly as printed so
the error is visible rather than silently corrected.
Source: Bally memoirs (Ballyana edition), Stammbaeume, p. 428, "Familie Herzog von Aarau". | Herzog, Gottlieb (S148)
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Date of birth and death confirmed by Charmaine Ganter, Daphne Sing's grand-daughter, by e-mail dated 7 Jul 2010. | Sing, Daphne (I000000601984727)
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Date of birth and death confirmed by Charmaine Ganter, her daughter, by e-mail dated 7 Jul 2010. | Dewar, Maureen (I000000601984729)
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Date of birth calculated from date of death and age at death. | Brown, William (I513984341)
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Date of birth confirmed by Charmaine Ganter, his grand-daughter, by e-mail dated 7 July 2010. | Dewar, Eric Stanley (I000000601984647)
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Date of birth confirmed from passenger manifest for S.S. Cefalu, saililng from Cristobal, Panama to New Orleans 16 Aug 1939 (via the Panama Canal). | Van Straaten, Reta (I513973568)
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Date of birth from 1813 newspaper article. | Ray, Russell (I513983368)
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Date of birth provided by Josie Daniels, daughter of Louisa Gertrude Frost. | Frost, Louisa Gertrude (I513973351)
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Date of birth provided by Susan Milroy 23 Oct 2008. | Frost, John (I513973347)
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Date of birth provided in e-mail from Audrey Teasdale, daughter, on 8 Feb 2011. | Teasdale, Isaac (I513984299)
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Date of birth shown as 1943, but I am unable to find in the Free BMD index. Furthermore, his mother would have been 48 years old. | Crumpler, Trevor (I1717)
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Date of death confirmed by e-mail from Charmaine Ganter, his daughter, dated 7 Jul 2010. | de Felippi, Ben (I000000601984839)
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Date of death could be November 23, 1830. | Bunnell, Sarah (I225)
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Date of death from gravestone. | Crumpler, Brenda Augusta Spicer (I513974560)
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Date of death from monument at Valley Cemetery, Manchester, New Hampshire | Wason, Hannah Caldwell (I513983385)
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Date of death from monument at Valley Cemetery, Manchester, New Hampshire | Wason, Hannah Caldwell (I513983385)
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Date of death per Una Hill Greene. | McGarry, Winifred (I13)
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Date of death shown on gravestone. | Crumpler, Jesse (I0894)
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Date of death shown on gravestone. | Spicer, Clara (I0895)
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Date of death shown on her gravestone is 1916. | Dumka, Sarah (I513973278)
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Date shown as 6 Mar 1768 on the Dorset Online Parish Clerk website - http://www.opcdorset.com/TurnersPiddleFiles/TurnersPuddleBaps.htm | Boyt, Joseph (I513984119)
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Dates from Cindy Stevens, his great-granddaughter, on the crumpler.org forum in 1999. His wife was Emma Wall (1891-1935), buried beside him. | Crumpler, John William (I602074813)
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Dates: born Jan 1820, died 14 Feb 1898, as on his headstone near Bonnetsville. The 1930s WPA cemetery inscription survey read the same stone the same way, and the 1870 and 1880 censuses put his birth about 1819-1820. This tree previously gave Jan 1818 and 14 Feb 1899. | Crumpler, John S. (I1124)
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Daughter of James Burbidge and Priscilla Holloway (Jan P.'s Crumpler compilation; parents not yet entered here). | Burbidge, Dinah Louise (I602073346)
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Daughter of Johann (Hans) Herzog, General, and Emilie von Alberti.
Of the HERZOG VON AARAU family, not the Schoenenwerd Herzogs.
Source: Bally memoirs (Ballyana edition), Stammbaeume, p. 426, "Die Kinder und Enkel von Carl Franz Bally".
Source: Bally memoirs (Ballyana edition), Stammbaeume, p. 428, "Familie Herzog von Aarau". | Herzog, Julie (BI602073264E)
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