Minnie A. E. Highsmith b. 17 Jul 1859 d. 22 Sep 1930: Lucies Family History Site

1859 - 1930 (71 years)

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Name	Minnie A. E. Highsmith [1]
Birth	17 Jul 1859 [2]
Gender	Female
Death	22 Sep 1930 [2]
Burial	Springvale Cemetery, Clinton, Sampson County, North Carolina, USA [3]
Person ID	I1217	Walsh - Wilson Family Tree
Last Modified	1 Nov 2026

Family Micajah Thomas Crumpler, b. 27 Nov 1855, Sampson County, North Carolina d. 8 Dec 1901 (Age 46 years)

Children

	1. Victoria Lee Crumpler, b. 14 Nov 1884
	2. Graham Bizzel Crumpler, b. 11 Oct 1886 d. 11 Jun 1887 (Age 0 years)
	3. Marion James Crumpler, b. 18 May 1888 d. 14 Nov 1957 (Age 69 years)
	4. Murdie R. Crumpler, b. 18 May 1888 d. 25 Oct 1895 (Age 7 years)
	5. Mary Lou Crumpler, b. 14 Oct 1889 d. 25 Oct 1895 (Age 6 years)
	6. Margaret Gertrude Crumpler, b. 3 Nov 1891 d. 22 Dec 1891 (Age 0 years)
	7. Perry George Crumpler, b. 3 Dec 1895 d. 2 Aug 1973 (Age 77 years)
	8. Elizabeth Eloise Crumpler, b. 17 Feb 1898, Sampson County, NC d. 13 Dec 1978, Wilmington, NC (Age 80 years)

Family ID F507 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Headstones

Headstone of Micajah Thomas Crumpler (1855-1901) and Minnie Highsmith Crumpler (1859-1930)
Inscription: CRUMPLER / MICAJAH T. CRUMPLER / NOV. 27, 1855 - DEC. 8, 1901 / MINNIE E. HIS WIFE / JULY 17, 1859 - SEPT. 22, 1930

Photograph by Charlene Ward (Mary Charlene Vittoe Ward), published on her pages of the Crumpler Family Genealogy website, crumpler-family.com/ward/, between 1998 and 2010. Used with thanks and with credit to her.

Sources

[S02786] Correspondence with Crumpler descendant, (Email Address - [email protected].).
Date of Import: 7 Aug 2001
[S90923] Charlene Ward, Ward cemetery photographs, (Crumpler Family Genealogy website, crumpler-family.com/ward/ (1998-2010)), Headstone photograph.
[S90923] Charlene Ward, Ward cemetery photographs, (Crumpler Family Genealogy website, crumpler-family.com/ward/ (1998-2010)), Headstone photograph: Headstone of Micajah Thomas Crumpler (1855-1901) and Minnie Highsmith Crumpler (1859-1930).