Crispin - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Powell and Crispin

lbland46 — 2012-03-19 00:54:24Z

Yes, that's him- I need Powell information actually- I know her father was James, brother to my ggrandfather David- I was wondering if anyone knew who "Daisy" Powell was and who took care of Grandma Matilda Powell in her late years

Re: Powell and Crispin

ladymiller — 2012-03-18 18:32:56Z

Hello,

Is this the correct Charles Crispin that you are looking for?

Charles E Crispin born 29 Sep 1873 in Richmond, Ray Co. MO
son of Michael Wilson Crispin and Eliza A. White.

Charles E Crispin died 03 Jan 1958 in Richmond, Ray Co. MO.

Charles married Temple Powell

Mary Ann

Powell and Crispin

lbland46 — 2012-03-18 13:25:04Z

I'm looking for descendents of Charles Crispin who married a Powell- they lived in Richmond Missouri about 1880

CRISPIN Carolyn Ann Whipp - Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-09-14 15:23:50Z

CRISPIN, Carolyn Ann "Connie" (nee Whipp) 68 years of age, of Mason, Ohio, and longtime residence of Springfield, Ohio. Passed away on the 12th of September, 2011.

Beloved wife of Frederick E. Crispin, loving mother of Kevin Crispin-Alfieri (AJ Alfieri- Crispin) of San Francisco, California, Kurt (Wendy) Crispin of Boonsboro, Maryland, and Keith (Melanie) Crispin of Mason, Ohio. Loving Grandmother of Michelle and Grant Crispin, Kaiser Bitar, Kindra and Alycia Casey, and Great Grandmother to Isaac Casey.
Beloved sister of Donald (Patty) Whipp of Springfield, Ohio, Rose (Sherman) Sudduth of Jacksonville, Florida.
Preceded in death by her parents, Russell and Rose (nee Hunter) Whipp; brothers Gene, Russell, and Bobby Whipp; sisters Dimples Whipp and Marion Brelsford.
Beginning at 4:00PM on Thursday, September 15th, the family will receive guests for viewing and visitations at St. Susanna Catholic Church, 616 Reading Road, Mason, Ohio.

The Solemn Funeral Mass will follow in the church at 6:00PM.
A Service of Readings and Committal will take place at St. Bernards Catholic Church, 901 Lagonda Avenue, Springfield, Ohio at 11:00 AM on Friday, September 16th, followed by graveside service at Ferncliff Cemetery, 501 West McCreight Avenue, Springfield, Ohio.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests you make donations to the American Cancer Society .

Published in Springfield News-Sun on September 14, 2011

Re: Arnold Crispin

JackDCrispinJr — 2011-06-29 06:31:13Z

If you are still looking for information on Arnold Darrel Crispin, contact me.

Re: Seeking my Crispin Ancestry

lindasenear — 2011-05-30 20:13:13Z

My dad's 06 Aug 1923, granddad's 12 Mar 1899,may 1977.I was tired when I read your post and probablly got them mixed up. Thanks for replying.
Linda (Crispin)

Re: Seeking my Crispin Ancestry

MaryAnn43055 — 2011-05-30 17:59:17Z

Linda,

Is your father's birthdate 06 Aug 1923 or 1924? Rootsweb Death Index has it as 1923 and also your grandfather's birthdate is different. Rootsweb has Charles Crispin b. 12 Mar 1899 and died May 1977 in MO.

Do you know which dates are correct? Thanks alot.

Re: Seeking my Crispin Ancestry

lindasenear — 2011-05-28 23:41:34Z

Don't know if we are related, but my dad and grandfather both have Dewey as a middle name. my dad Charles Dewey Crispin Jr 6 Aug 1924,Mo. His dad Charles Dewey Crispin,17 Mar 1899,Mo. M: Grace Mae Deltenre. His father John Clemons,1848,Ia. M:Mary Viola Newman. And his George,1798,Pa. M: Lydia Clemons. From there I am lost, except I know George is not the son of Silas in book because that one never lived in Ia or Mo, and I was told they came from Ireland and were cousins to William Penn. at one point a cencus had name spelt Crispen.Don't know where the Dewey fits in either.
Linda (Crispin) Senear

Re: Seeking my Crispin Ancestry

jmyoung365 — 2011-03-13 21:17:09Z

I have the earlier generations in my WorldConnect tree...start here:
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...

Of interest is the fact that Margaret OWEN, wife of Benjamin CRSIPIN has proven European Royal lineage which can be traced back to William and Conqueror and Charlemagne.

Joan

Re: Seeking my Crispin Ancestry

MaryAnn43055 — 2011-03-13 20:37:54Z

Greetings,

I have Nathan Crispin b. March 4, 1828
his father John Crispin b. July 26, 1783
His father Jacob Crispin b.March 1755 in NJ (wife Ann Chubb)
His father Joshua Crispin b. Sep 1729
His father Benjamin Crispin b. Sept 1699 ( Wife Margaret)
His father Silas Crispin b. 1655 Kingston-On-Hull,
Yorkshire, England

Seeking my Crispin Ancestry

LewisBeebe93 — 2011-03-13 20:28:41Z

My mother was Elizabeth Cordelia Crispin, b. 1925, CA
Her father was John Dewey Crispin, b. 1898, CA
His father was Charles A. Crispin, b. 1872, CA
His father was Nathan Wright Crispin, b. 1827? OH
His father was John Crispin, b. 1783 Burlington, NJ
His father (I think) was Jacob Crispin, b. 1752, Burlington NJ.

If any Crispin researcher can help me research the older generations of this family I would be forever grateful. I have quite a bit of info on the later generations and would love to trade info. lbeebe8047@sandpoint.net

Darryl L. Crispin, 61, Pittsburgh, a son of the late Francis and Marrian Bushyeager Crispin.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-01-10 23:10:44Z

Darryl L. Crispin
Verona
Formerly of North Huntingdon
Darryl L. Crispin, 61, of Verona, formerly of North Huntingdon, died Saturday, Jan. 8, 2011. He was born March 14, 1949, in Pittsburgh, a son of the late Francis and Marrian Bushyeager Crispin. He was also preceded in death by a son, Scott Crispin. He was a systems analysis for UPMC Health Plan, an avid golfer and enjoyed spending time at Camp LePew. Surviving are his wife, Penny A. (Nichols) Crispin; children, Lisa M. Thornton, of Jeannette, and Jeffrey B. Crispin, of Manor; stepchildren, Christopher M. (Kristie) Dworek and Kenneth J. Dworek II; grandchildren, Toria and Abigail Crispin and Alyssa and Cassidy Thornton; stepgrandchildren, Brenna and Bryan Dworek; sisters, Sharon (James) Grady, of Florida, Suzanne (Howard) Monsour, of Texas, and Tammy (Robert) Rae, of Illinois; also a nephew and six nieces. Friends will be received from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the WILLIAM SNYDER FUNERAL HOME, 521 Main St., Irwin, 724-863-1200, where a funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday with entombment following in Westmoreland County Memorial Park.

Interesting theory about Joscelin/Crispin connection

judiecole — 2010-10-20 03:36:14Z

I've been researching the Joslin surname for over 20 years and think I may have finally found something to help us clear up the identity of our first ancestor.

I think I've found a theory that we may be able to prove using DNA research.

Actual records of the first Joslin seem to be found in the UK using the Domesday Book. Family traditions tell us he came to England in 1066 with William, but beyond that we assume he was from the village of Josselin in Brittany.

My theory after doing extensive research and using the documents found in the Companions of the Conqueror and the Falaise Roll, is that the very first Joslin was Joscelin Crispin of Tillieres France.

I long ago had an old document that linked our first ancestor to the Abbaye du Bec and some that even supposed he was the same person that founded the Abbaye.

The Abbaye was founded by Herluin Crispin and in the Falaise Roll he is documented as having brothers, William, Robert, Gilbert, Milo and Joscelin. Herluin stays at the Abbaye, Milo and the others show up in the Domesday Book. All except Joscelin are accounted for. BUT there is an entry for Joscelin of Brittany. My theory is that Joscelin of Brittany (our first recorded Joslin) is one and the same as Joscelin Crispin.

The names, dates and history make perfect sense as do the parallel naratives of the Priests that would follow Herluin. Herluin's Gilbert Crispin brother succeeds him at Bec and becomes an Abbott of Westminster. St. Gilbert of Sempringham is the son of Joscelin of Brittany, making him the nephew of the other Gilbert.

If this information is correct, it puts the Josselin ancestral home at Tillieres and not the village of Josselin. Although the name is the same, there is no proof whatsoever to tie the surname with the village in Morbihan.

I'd be very curious to see if we could find a company that would help us in this search. We'd need several males from both the Joslin and the Crispin families to see if there is one common male ancestor according to Paternal DNA.

Re: Meryl STREEP

sgtqc — 2010-03-14 08:23:50Z

Yes, I found the video on the web. It was aired on WJCT 17 in Jacksonville, Fl. "Faces of America"

Meryl STREEP

theseltine17 — 2010-02-26 05:24:57Z

Did anyone catch the line of descent from William CRISPIN down to Meryl STREEP on the TV show "Faces of America"?
It ran by kind of fast and I can't seem to find it on the web.
Thanks

Re: Meryl STREEP

MaryAnn43055 — 2010-02-25 21:13:05Z

I did not see the show but did a google search and found this http://www.pbs.org/wnet/facesofamerica/profiles/meryl-streep...

Re: Crispin Ancestor's ????

shirleysolomon67 — 2010-02-25 10:53:28Z

Not sure if your questions have been answered but this info may help.

February 2010 there was a special called Faces on PBS that traced the genealogy of notable people. One of them was actress Meryl Streep.

Her 8th Great Grandparents were William Crispin and Rebecca Penn Bradshaw Crispin, who were the parents of Silas Crispin. Documents were shown and the info was gathered by Henry Louis Gates. The program will repeat again for the rest of this month. If you haven't seen it maybe you can catch an episode.

Andie Parrish

Alice Crispin

robdfc — 2010-01-20 07:15:46Z

I am looking for any history on Alice Crispin who married Samuel Fayers at Penrith New South Wales Australia in 1846. You can email me directly on robdfc@bigpond.net.au.

Regards

Rob Swales

Lilian Edith Crispin

SallyMclean58 — 2009-10-29 22:50:20Z

I am trying to find any info on Lilian Edith Crispin, born approx 1891, to a Jane Crispin (No Father), Lilian had a baby girl in 1911 called Violet May Crispin found in 1911 census (again No Father)
Violet married a John William Barnes in 1931

I cant seem to find any info on Lilian in the 1901 census
I think Jane married an Edwin Blight, ??????

Be grateful of any info

Bridgeton, NJ Crispin/Davis/Laning connection?

jgriffith184 — 2009-09-16 17:34:44Z

Crispin was the middle name of my grandfather and his father, both Paul Crispin Laning, of Bridgeton, NJ. The mother of Paul Crispin Laning, Sr. was Mary Matilda Davis. I ran across the 1900 census including another of her sons, George Laning, and noticed the name Harry Crispin directly above it, as the nephew of a Davis, head of household. The three names in consecutive order caught my eye as a possible connection and explanation for the name within the Laning family. Looking for confirmation or advice on further researching this possibility.

John P. Crispin of Essex Co Va

olclarke — 2009-07-28 20:20:59Z

Need parents & siblings for John & his wife Susan E. Clarke. They were b abt 1820. Have their children as:
Martha E. b abt 1849 marr David Carter 30 Dec 1874. He was the son of Zachariah Carter & Martha Jane Tucker. Also need children for David & Martha.
America b abt 1851 marr Charles L. Tucker 11 Dec 1877. He was the son of John Tucker & Mildred Mahon or Marlow. Also need children for Charles & America.
Thanks, Ollie

William Crispin & Sarah McLane

dejo90 — 2009-07-27 03:23:42Z

I have been away from genealogy for quite some time and am now working our Crispin/Crispen line. I would like to connect with anyone related to this family. This family was located around the Venango Co, PA area and then moved into Sandusky Co. OH area, and some moved into Huntington Co., IN and even Kern Co. and San Diego Co., CA.

I am located near Sandusky Co., OH and have headstone pictures and obituaries collected in the area.

here is how our family descends
William & Sarah (Mcclane)Crispen
Emanuel & Isaphene (McElhaney)Crispen
Charles & Effie (Reeves)Crispen
Loyle & Alice (Teal)Crispen
LuLu (Crispen) & Dean Payne
my husband and me
please contact me and I will gladly share anything i have found. I know some of you I have been in touch with before and some addresses work and some dont. Look to reconnect with you again. Feel free to email me at dejo90@aol.com.

Carl Alvin Crispin

JIWelsch — 2009-06-15 10:08:09Z

TIPTON, Iowa - Carl Alvin Crispin, 86, of 300 E. Second St., Tipton, died Saturday, Jan. 4, 2003, at the Clarence Nursing Home, Clarence, after a lengthy illness.
Services are at the Fry Funeral Home, Tipton. The Rev. Carol Lamp will officiate. Musical selections will be provided by organist Dorothy Harmsen and vocalist Dale Thomas. Burial will be at Red Oak Grove Cemetery, Tipton.
Mr. Crispin was born Dec. 28, 1916, in Cedar County, the son of Gerald D. and Ruth E. Little Crispin. He married Pearl R. Wieck April 9, 1939, at the Sugar Creek Church, Wilton.
He graduated from Tipton High School in 1935.
He was a truck driver, worked at the Tipton Maid-Rite, was a Cedar Jones Juvenile Probation Officer and a school bus driver.
He was a member of Red Oak Grove Presbyterian Church and the Masonic Lodge.
Survivors include his wife; three daughters, Nancy Hipple and husband Donald of Tipton, Beth Shaull and husband Randall of Mercersburg, Pa. and Jan Krob and husband Maurice of Tipton; a son, Charles A. Crispin and wife Judy of Davenport; 12 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; a sister, Vesta Kern of Tipton; and a brother, Max Crispin of Borrego Springs, Calif.
He was preceded in death by his parents; a sister, Rosemyrta Heick; an infant brother, Clyde; and two grandchildren, Amy and Matthew.

Jean Mielke White Iddings

PaMielke — 2009-04-03 16:44:43Z

A loving,caring lady. I will miss her.
Love you cousin.

Jean Iddings, 61

NOV. 28, 1947- FEB. 27, 2009

CHARLES TOWN, W.Va. - Jean Iddings, 61, of Charles Town, died Friday, Feb. 27, 2009, at her residence.

Born Nov. 28, 1947, in Baltimore, she was the daughter of the late Vernon Crispins and Audrey Mielke Crispins.

She had been employed as a waitress at the Greenbrier Hotel in White Sulphur Springs, W.Va.

She is survived by her husband, Raymond Daniel Iddings of White Sulphur Springs; three sons, Michael P. White and Joseph M. White, both of Baltimore, and David L. White of Shenandoah Junction, W.Va.; one sister, Elva Marie Starkey of Hagerstown; one brother, Howard Wooden of Laurel, Md.; four grandchildren; one cousin; three nieces; and one nephew.

Services will be announced at a later date.

The family requests that you plant a tree in her honor.

Re: Crispins in Devon

valhannington — 2009-03-23 14:15:41Z

Hi

I have lots of Crispins in my family in Ivybridge...... my crispins worked at the paper mill... do you have any occupations, status or other names?

Val Hannington

Crispins from Austria, immigrated around 1894 to Chicago area?

tfields214 — 2009-03-11 20:39:04Z

Adolph and Anna K. Crispin immigrated from Brunn, Austria. They were born around 1873/1874 (Anna in Germany). I found a family tree online that showed Anna's last name as Kondela but I have no documentation of that.

They had 7 children (dates other than Charles were from census docs)
Adolph
Charles Peter (Karl) b. ca 1893 Austria
Elizabeth 1895 IL
Jessie 1899 IL
Mamie 1901 IL
Harry 1903 IL
Fred 1905 IL

Harry married Cecile Drummond and I believe Fred married Marie?

Anna died in 1908 and is buried in Chicago, IL. Adolph died in 1948 in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. The only one of the children that I know anything about is Charles and I don't know a lot about him. I do know that he married Vivian Gibson in Hendricks County, IN and had a son named Charles Eugene Crispin (my grandfather). Does anyone have any further info on any of these people or recognize any names at all??

If you have any further info on this family, please email me at jamie.neal@gmail.com

Thanks
Jamie

Re: 50th Annual Crispin Reunion

Jcfrank13s — 2008-11-29 21:42:14Z

Hello my name is Jose F Crispin and I'm trying to figure out how the last name Crispin ended up in Mexico. If anyone has any type of information please e-mail me or just post a comment. My great grandfathers name was Calistro or Calixtro Crispin and was married to Sofia Crispin. I know that Crispin originates from England and France. Maybe it was when the french were in Mexico.

Re: Mervyn Murray Crispin/Viola D. Traynor

paulvis|MA1307834 — 2008-11-24 01:59:22Z

Mervyn Murray Crispin was my grandfather Elgin Howard Crispin's 1st cousin. My family book states he was a farmer, married Viola Dell Traynor on March 7 1923, in Walkerton
She was born in 1901 (no place of origin listed)
She died in 1975 and is buried in the Hanover Cemetery
He died Nov 13 1986 and is buried in the Hanover Cemetery
My records indicate that Gordon Crispin was adopted in 1929
He was born Sept. 8 1927 in Oshawa, Ontario
I have some more detail on the Gordon Crispin family if you need it

Ephraim Post Crispin Ancestors

JackDCrispinJr — 2008-11-19 23:21:37Z

The information I see on family trees shows that Ephraim was the son of Thomas Crispin & Jerusha Post; Thomas was the son of William Crispin & Rachel Wharton. The problem is most of these trees show Thomas only living to be 3 years old! Can anyone help?

Re: William Crispin m. Anna Maria McCulloch

paulvis|MA1307834 — 2008-10-28 02:11:17Z

Your William Crispin is my Great Great Grandfather's brother his name was John Crispin, I have a lot of detail regarding all branches of the Crispin branches from John Sr. I can't get back beyond John Sr's father born likely in the 1770's named William and married to a Sarah? Let me know if I can help or maybe you can help me.
Thanks
Paul Hock

Re: Mervyn Murray Crispin/Viola D. Traynor

paulvis|MA1307834 — 2008-09-26 02:46:20Z

My Crispin family originated in the Hanover area do you have the name of your Great Grandfather Crispin parents?

Re: Thomas Crispin

lydia06_1 — 2008-07-01 20:30:48Z

This is a long time coming....I just found your message. My great grand mother was Emma Jerusha Scott Hancock. Her Mother was Lydia Crispin Scott..b. abt. 1819. Emma Jerusha had a twin sister, Eva Sariah Scott Vaughn of Keytesville, MO. Appreciate more info on Lydia Crispin Scott and her family.......Thanks.......Lydia K.

Re: Thomas C. Crispen/Crispin in central PA

tscrispin — 2008-05-11 03:58:26Z

I descend from Nicholas Crispin who was born 29 Nov 1777. He was the son of Peter Crispin and Mary Fry. My ancestor was George Harrison Crispin...he was a son of Nicholas. I do not have much information on Nicholas.....would like to trade info with you. Peter Crispin (father of Nicholas) died in Centre County PA in 1818. treasure s collins tscrispin @aol.com

Re: who are my forefathers and my ethnicity?

michellepayne26 — 2008-03-29 18:19:24Z

I recently read your post on rootsweb, concerning your ethnicity, and I am wondering, is your grandmother possibly from Pennsylvania? Because, I think your grandmother may be my mother's aunt Ida? My mother's grandfather, from Gibsonburg, Ohio by way of Franklin, Pa, is Charles Samuel Crispen, who I think had a brother Glenn, hmmm hence your father's name maybe? Is your grandmother's father, Emanuel?
Interested in hearing for you,
Michelle Payne
M102665@aol.com

orphans Albert Edward and George Crispin

leahdtownsend — 2008-01-08 21:21:20Z

I am looking for information on my great grandfather Albert Edward Crispin, and his brother George. I am fairly certain they would have been orphans sent over from England to Canada. Albert was born in Bristol. England in 1890 according to his military records, and died in Canada in 1943. I have found a record for George as a "Home Child", but cannot find one for Albert.
Albert eventually married Edith Hill and had four children in Canada including my grandfather Andrew Albert Crispin (1927-1982).
I'm looking to go farther back in the Crispin family history, if anyone thinks they can connect these two with their trees please let me know.

Thomas C. Crispen/Crispin in central PA

lilkidneys1 — 2007-10-23 02:20:39Z

Hello, looking for ancestors and information about Thomas C. Crispen, b.28 Jan 1810, d.14 Feb 1884 in Clinton County, PA. Married to Hannah Morrison. Have seen info that his father was Nicholas Crispin, but different information that his father was Joseph Crispin (b.1783) and mother Elizabeth Unknown. Trying to link them to the other Crispins, most of whom seem to have come from England and settled in New Jersey.

William Crispin & Sarah

hockvis — 2007-11-23 05:30:49Z

All I have is a William Crispin married A Sarah ?? no date but a child John Crispin was born in 1800 Devonshire England. Plymouth, and Devon appear to be the area the family originates. John and his wife Mary Daw (Dawe?) came to Canada with their family in the mid 1830's any leads would be greatly appreciated.

A. Crispin in Essex Co Va

olclarke — 2007-10-21 01:13:37Z

She was b abt 1850 in Essex. She marr W. L. Fouracres abt 1870. Need parents & siblings for this couple. Have one child:
R. D. ( female 0 b abt 1872 marr J. Carter 28 Dec 1893.
Ollie

Looking for unknown child of John Crispin and Mabel Magwood

charisma021177 — 2007-08-16 17:22:44Z

The child didn't live more than a few hours/days. The child was born in London, Ontario Canada in around 1907-1911 timeframe. The other choldren they had that lived were Gladys, Orval and Ruby.

Crispin

mxsytfca — 2005-10-07 12:05:10Z

Gordon

I'm a cousin of Sean O'Reilly's (and yours I suppose). Sean had mentioned in the past getting in touch with you and the Crispin mug. I've been busy doing research recently and I have some updated information on the Crispins. If you contact me I'll send you the up to date information.

Mark

Re: Crispin

2002-01-17 07:04:31Z

Hi I'm David Simpson, I enjoyed your story about the mug,1779 wow!!
My folks came from Ky. Around the Lancaster area,I was wondering if you have or had Simpson's living in Ky past or present?
If so would you share your information?

Thanks for your time, David Simpson

P.S. My father&Mothers names are
Richard H Simpson & Beatrice (Benge)

Re: Crispin

soreilly124 — 2004-06-20 12:17:51Z

Gordon, hello ! This is terrific news I have just found your message. I haven't used Ancestry.Com before, only GenForum. I have posted & looked for messages for the Simpson / Crispin family for ages. I am a descendant of your family also. My 3Xgreat-grandfather was William Crispin SIMPSON (1806-1873), the 2nd son of Commander John SIMPSON RN (1777-1863). I've found enough info in your EMail to know that it is the same family, eg Susannah SIMPSON & George WRIGHT & John Fraser (or sometimes Frasier) SIMPSON. One conflicting piece of info is that I have info from Navy Biographies that John SIMPSON married Susannah CRISPIN, the daughter of a Navy carpenter in 1804 at Northwood, Isle of Wight. I didn't know about Sarah CRISPIN or Robert CRISPIN or Constance SIMPSON. Then again I'd only ever found two daughters of John SIMPSON, Susannah & Jane. I do have quite a deal of info, register extracts, Navy records etc that I would be only too willing to share with you. Could you send me a brief family tree outlining your descent from John Fraser SIMPSON & his wife Matilda SMITH & further back if possible. I will do the same in my reply EMail. If you have a posting address I'd be only too happy to send you copies of info I have. This is great news, I've been trying to search for the CRISPINs for ages. I hope to hear from you soon,

All the best,

Sean O'Reilly

Arbra Crispin

TerriWojtalewicz — 2007-05-30 16:50:45Z

Looking for information on my G grandfather Arbra Crispin from Carroll county MO. His parents were Ephraim Post & Caroline Ellen White. He died in 1934 approximately. Terri (terri.wojtalewicz@us.army.mil)

Re: Ephraim Post Caroline Ellen White

TerriWojtalewicz — 2007-05-30 12:49:04Z

My mother, Susan, remembers visiting Letha (went by Maud). My great grandparents were Arbra and Anna Crispin. They had one daughter, Theresa born in 1914. He died when she was a freshman at college. Her mother died when she was 3 or 5. After that she lived with her aunt, Theresa Grossman. Letha Maud and Delmar lived across the street in Butler, MO. I would love to share information... terri.wojtalewicz@us.army.mil

Re: E C Crispin followup

TerriWojtalewicz — 2007-05-30 12:27:08Z

Melissa, I am new to this and found your post here. I am looking for information on Anna Grossman. She is my great grandmother. She married Abra Crispin. They had one daughter, Theresa, born in 1914. Anna died when Theresa was 5 and Theresa (TC) lived with her aunt Theresa Grossman after that. It would be wonderful if I really did find some information! Terri (terri.wojtalewicz@us.army.mil).

Re: Need obit on Jessie Agnes Crispin

gcrispin111 — 2007-05-25 08:48:53Z

hi i am not sure if jessie angnes crispin is the same jessie i have on my family tree could you give me some names ihave john crispin and mary ford as her parents thanks gary

Looking for info: Henry Schaffer and Elizabeth Crispin

TrinGizDoo — 2007-01-04 06:04:45Z

I'm looking for any information on Henry Schaffer and Elizabeth Crispin. I've been unable to find their parents.

HENRY SCHAFFER b. abt. 1816 Virginia d. Before 20 Jul 1870
ELIZABETH CRISPIN b. abt. 1829 New Jersey
Married 26 Nov 1846 at Camden, New Jersey

Children of HENRY SCHAFFER and ELIZABETH CRISPIN are:
i. GEORGE SCHAFFER, b. abt. 1848
ii. ESTHER JANE SCHAFFER, b. 6 Aug 1850, Moorestown, NJ; d. 1 Jan 1923, West Jefferson, Vigo, Oh
iii. MARY SCHAFFER, b. abt. 1852

Thank you,
Lori
tristan0805@yahoo.com

Re: Joseph Crispen/Crispin Phila. PA to New Bern NC?

TreasureCrispin — 2006-08-18 21:45:12Z

Hello William.....I recently came across some more information on this family.....would like to discuss with you. Please e-mail me at tscrispin@aol.com

Crispin from Clonakilty, Ireland

philiprichardson_1 — 2006-06-20 22:03:35Z

I'm looking for the forebears of the following Crispin family.

George, born c1778, a weaver
Ellen, born c1784
Charles, born c1816
George, born c1822
Elizabeth, born c1827
Ellen, born c1828

I know that Charles was born in Clonakilty (stated on 1861 England census) and the entire family was born in Ireland (stated on England censuses from 1841 onwards). Family legend (how reliable is that??) claims that the entire family were born and bred in Clonakilty

The family moved from Clonakilty to Southwark, Surrey sometime in the 1830s. Does anyone know anything about their history prior to 1841?

Re: Thomas Jefferson Crispin

parisil68 — 2006-05-11 15:07:09Z

Thanks for infoYou can e-mail me at parisil68@yahoo.com or mlp37@wildapache.net