TDP Genealogy Blog by Terry D. Prall: The Crousore Family, Part II

The Crousore Family, Part II:

Third Generation

12. Catherine Bock³² (Margaret Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born in 1775–1784 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.³³ She died between 1838 and 1860 at the age of 63 in probably Virginia.³² Catherine was named as an heir of her father in 1860. Brother John Bock who swore the affidavit, stated that "Catherine Shaver who has since died leaving three children viz: Michael, Sarah and Margaret Shaver." Presumably then, Catherine died between 1838 and 1860.
There was a Catharine Shaver [1f under 10, 1f 26-44] listed in the 1810 census for Harrison Co., Virginia [roll 69, p. 950]

Catherine Bock and _________ Shaver were married.³² _________ Shaver was born (date unknown).

13. Abigail Bock^34–35 (Margaret Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1779 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.³⁶ She died on 16 Aug 1860–1870 at the age of 81 in Marion Co., West Virginia, United States.³⁶ Abigail was named by her brother John in a 9 August 1860 affidavit in their father's pension file. She also appeared as a pauper in the 1860 census for Marion Co., Virginia residing with her nephew Solomon Bock Jr. and spinster sister Sarah.

Abigail Bock and _______ Shaver were married.³⁴ _______ Shaver was born (date unknown).

14. Michael Bock Jr.³⁷ (Margaret Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1782 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.³⁸ He died in 1860–1870 at the age of 78 in Marion Co., Virginia, United States.³⁸ Michael and Hannah had at least three children: Michael [1819-1891], Hannah [b. 1822] and another daughter [b. 1811-20]. Mary Ann is also listed as a daughter, but her death record showed her parents as Nicholas and Amelia. [WV Deaths 1853-1973: Mary Ann Davis.]

Michael Bock Jr. and Hannah Martin were married on 25 Apr 1817 in Harrison Co., Virginia, United States.³⁷ Hannah Martin was born circa 1785.³⁷ She died before 1850 at the age of 65 in Harrison Co., Virginia, United States.³⁷

15. Elizabeth Bock³⁹ (Margaret Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born in 1785–1790 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.⁴⁰ She died before 1838 at the age of 53 in probably Virginia.⁴¹ Elizabeth was named in her father's pension as the wife of Jacob Wolf. She died before her father [1838] leaving children Margaret, Aaron, Susanna and Sarah.

Elizabeth Bock and Jacob Wolf were married.³⁹ Jacob Wolf³⁹ was born (date unknown).

16. Nicholas Bock (Margaret Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1787 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.⁸ He died on 21 Jul 1861 at the age of 74 in Marion Co., Virginia, United States.⁸

Nicholas Bock and Emilia "Milley" Baker or Miller were married circa 1822 in Harrison Co., Virginia, United States.⁴² based on age of eldest son Emilia "Milley" Baker or Miller^42–43 was born circa 1785 in Pennsylvania.^42–43 alternate: 1790 - Virginia Name given as Emiline Miller [Flint3], Amelia Baker [Wetzel Co., WV Connections], Emilia [1850 census], Milley [1860 census].

17. George Bock⁴⁴ (Margaret Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born on 6 Apr 1791 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.⁴⁵ He died on 7 Jul 1842 at the age of 51 in Vermillion Co., Illinois, United States.⁴⁵ He was buried after 7 Jul 1842 in Bock Cemetery, Westville, Vermilion, Illinois, United States.⁴⁵ George and Cynthia went to Illinois with Cynthia's parents.

George Bock and Cynthia Morgan were married on 4 Sep 1816 in Monongalia Co., Virginia, United States.⁴⁴ Cynthia Morgan was born on 17 Dec 1797 in Morgantown, Monongalia, Virginia, United States.⁴⁴ She died on 28 May 1882 at the age of 84 in Vermillion Co., Illinois, United States.⁴⁴ She was buried after 28 May 1882 in Bock Cemetery, Westville, Vermilion, Illinois, United States.⁴⁴

18. Margaret Bock⁴⁶ (Margaret Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born in 1791–1799 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.⁴⁷ She died after 1860 at the age of 69 in Marion Co., West Virginia, United States.⁴⁶ Margaret was named as an heir of Michael Bock in the 1860 affidavit by her brother John in their father's pension file. She was named as Margaret Ensminger.
Searches of census and other records of the appropriate timeframe [1790-1870] for Margaret Ensminger have not turned up any favorable results.
There were three of that name who were "possible candidates."

(1) A Margaret Ensminger born 1814-1817, wife of George, was identified in West Virginia death records of sons George and Jacob S. as Margaret Wolf. It is possible that this Margaret Wolf was the daughter of Elizabeth Bock and Jacob Wolf.

(2) A Margaret Ensminger, born about 1786/7, wife of another George, resided in Washington Co., Pennsylvania and was identified as Margaret Albert in various family trees. Issue: Charlotta, Sarah, Margaret.

(3) The third Margaret, surnamed Allport, was born about 1790 and resided in Marion Co., Virginia. She was the mother of Catherine, Michael, George and Mahala. Mahala married John Bock.

The 1800 and 1810 censuses were examined in an attempt to account for the children of Michael Bock. Approximate years of birth were available for all but Catherine, Elizabeth and Margaret. In 1800 there was a female under 10, 2 females 10-15 and 1 female 16-25 unidentified. Presumably Elizabeth and Catherine were married by 1810. If Catherine was the Catherine Shaver 26-44 in 1810, then she was the 16-25 female in 1800. That would probably make Elizabeth and Margaret the 10-15 year olds, thus born between 1775-1784. One could be the girl under 10 [born 1791-1799.]

Margaret Bock and _______ Ensminger were married.⁴⁶ _______ Ensminger⁴⁶ was born (date unknown).

19. David Bock⁴⁸ (Margaret Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1792 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.⁴⁹ He died epilepsy in Dec 1879 at the age of 87 in Monongalia Co., West Virginia, United States.⁴⁹ The 1830 shows the Bocks with three children born between 1816-1820, suggesting a marriage around 1814.
The 1830 household included 1m under 5, 2 m 5-9, 2 m 10-14, 1m 30-39, 1f under 5, 1f 5-9, 1f 10-14, 1f 30-39.

David Bock and Mary "Polly" Randall⁵⁰ were married circa 1814 in Harrison Co., Virginia, United States.⁴⁸ Mary "Polly" Randall, daughter of Norman Marmaduke Randall and Elizabeth Martin, was born circa 1792 in Harrison Co., Virginia, United States.⁵¹ death index says c 1790 She died on 20 Jun 1874 at the age of 82 in Grant District, Monongalia Co., Virginia.⁵¹

20. Solomon Bock Sr. (Margaret Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1796 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.⁸ He died on 8 Dec 1882 at the age of 86 in Marion Co., West Virginia, United States.⁸

Solomon Bock Sr. and Margaret Randall were married circa 1823 in Probably Harrison Co., Virginia, United States.⁵² estimate based on age of eldest son Margaret Randall⁵⁰, daughter of Norman Marmaduke Randall and Elizabeth Martin, was born circa 1801 in Virginia.⁵³ She died on 18 Dec 1881 at the age of 80 in Marion Co., West Virginia, United States.⁵³

21. Hannah Bock (Margaret Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born on 13 Dec 1799 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.³⁸ She died on 13 Dec 1885 at the age of 86 in Marion Co., West Virginia, United States.³⁸

Hannah Bock and John Baker were married circa 1826 in Probably Harrison Co., Virginia, United States.⁵⁴ estimate based on birth of eldest child John Baker⁵⁴ was born circa 1799 in Pennsylvania.⁵⁵ He died on 2 May 1881 at the age of 82 in Marion Co., West Virginia, United States.⁵⁵ John and Hannah had at least nine children. In 1850 they were: Nicholas [22], Christiana [20], Elizabeth [18], John [16], Fidelia [15], Emelia [13], Charlotte [11], Henrietta [9] and Reuben [6] - all born in Virginia.

22. John Bock (Margaret Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1801 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.³⁸ He died on 14 Apr 1877 at the age of 76 in Marion Co., West Virginia, United States.⁵⁶

John Bock and Mahala Ensminger were married on 14 Oct 1845 in Marion Co., Virginia, United States.⁵⁷ Mahala Ensminger⁵⁸ was born circa 1813 in Virginia.⁵⁹ By John Bock, Mahala had the following children: Mary Ann [1848], Lindsay (m) [1849], William W. [1851], Michael Leon [1855] and Martha [1857] all born in Marion Co., Virginia.

John Bock and Elizabeth Baker were married circa 1826 in Harrison Co., Virginia, United States.⁵⁸ estimate based on age of eldest child Elizabeth Baker⁵⁸ was born circa 1800.⁵⁸ estimate She died in 1842–1844 at the age of 42 in Marion Co., Virginia, United States.⁵⁸ estimate based on John's 2nd marriage Elizabeth Baker was believed to be John Bock's first wife. The couple had at least four children: Lafayette [b. 1828], John S. [b. 1831], Nancy [b. 1831] and Martin [b. 1842].

23. Michael Crousore (Nicholas-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1803 in Springhill Twp., Fayette, Pennsylvania, United States.¹³ He died on 10 Oct 1850 at the age of 47 in Wood Co., Virginia, United States.¹³

Michael Crousore and Mahala Kittle were married on 6 Mar 1829 in Randolph, Charlotte, Virginia, United States.¹¹ Mahala Kittle¹¹ was born circa 1809 in Randolph, Charlotte, Virginia, United States.¹¹

24. George Crousore (Nicholas-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1806 in Harrison Co., Virginia, United States.¹³ He died in 1868 at the age of 62 in Barbour Co., West Virginia, United States.¹³

George Crousore and Mary Simon were married on 22 Jan 1836 in Harrison Co., Virginia, United States.¹¹ Mary Simon¹¹ was born circa 1806 in Virginia.¹¹ She died on 19 Feb 1867 at the age of 61 in Barbour Co., West Virginia, United States.¹¹

25. John Wesley Crousore (Nicholas-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1808 in Barbour Co., Virginia, United States.¹³

John Wesley Crousore and Nancy Harris were married in 1841 in Virginia.¹¹ Nancy Harris¹¹ was born on 5 Oct 1807 in Hardy Co., Virginia, United States.⁶⁰ She died on 24 Sep 1855 at the age of 47 in Barbour Co., Virginia, United States.⁶⁰

26. Catherine Crousore⁶¹ (Nicholas-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1817 in Barbour Co., Virginia, United States.¹³ Catherine was still living in 1900, residing in Findlay, Ohio with her daughter Allie, son-in-law Frank Fausnaugh and granddaughter Mary E.

Catherine Crousore and George W. Thompson were married on 18 Jan 1841 in Harrison Co., Virginia, United States.⁶² George W. Thompson⁶² was born circa 1816 in Pendleton Co., Virginia, United States.⁶² He died Typhoid fever in Dec 1861 at the age of 45 in Camp Chase, Columbus, Franklin, Ohio, United States.⁶² He was buried in Dec 1861 in Camp Chase, Columbus, Franklin, Ohio, United States.⁶² George was born to Joseph R. and Rebecca [Mulleneax] Thompson in Pendleton Co., Virginia in 1816. The Thompsons moved to Harrison Co. [that part which became Barbour Co.] where George married Catherine Croushore in 1841.
The couple had at least six children: Rachel [b. 11 Nov 1841], Albert J. [b. 1843], Noah [b. 4 May 1845], Martha [24 Nov 1849], Mary [b. 28 Feb 1853] and Almira [b. 16 Sep 1856].

George and son Albert enlisted in the 31st Virginia Infantry, Co. H* at Phillipi, Barbour Co., Virginia, 14 May 1861. Albert received the rank of corporal when he enlisted. George was a private, but was later promoted to full Sergeant. Both were prisoners of war and died at Camp Chase in Columbus, Ohio of typhoid fever. Albert died about 7 November 1861 and George in December.

A list of Confederate Prisoners sent to Camp Chase in 1861-62 was published online by the Ohio Historical Society from their collection. Most of the prisoners, civilian and military, were from Western Virginia and Kentucky. The date of transfer, release or death followed the name. #307 was George Thompson, Nov. 7 VA and #308 was Albert Thompson, Nov. 7 VA. [This would suggest that father and son died on the same date.]

Diary entries from the camp noted on 6 November 1861 [or 13 Nov.] that 11 prisoners were brought in from Cheat Mountain.

(http://www.reocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/5109/Prisoners_1861.html)

There was also a George W. Thompson, sergeant, Co. H, 31st Virginia Infantry, from Barbour Co. who was killed at the Battle of Point Republic on 9 June 1862. [Compiled Service Records: Confederate Soldiers from Virginia Units, m324_0777, Cert. #2911, Confederate Archives, Ch. 10, File #8, p. 254, Fold3]
*Wikipedia: 31st Virginia - Co. H was commanded by Capt. Thomas A. Bradford and was known as the Barbour Greys. The 31st Virginia's initial action was at the Battle of Cheat Mountain in Pocahontas and Randolph Counties in what would become West Virginia [September 12-15, 1861]. This was Robert E. Lee's first command of the war. Rain, fog, terrain and misinformation from captured Union soldiers was disastrous for Confederate troops unfamiliar with the area. Federal troops, on the other hand, knew the terrain and were able to out-maneuver the enemy. Among the Rebel casualties were 20 captured. The Thompsons were probably among them and were sent to Camp Chase. The next engagement for the 31st was not until Jackson's Valley Campaign in the spring of 1862.

27. William Crousore (Nicholas-2, Nicholas-1) was born on 15 Oct 1821 in Barbour Co., Virginia, United States.¹³ He died on 19 Oct 1893 at the age of 72 in Dents Run, Marion, West Virginia, United States.¹³

William Crousore and Amelia Heffner Metz were married on 12 Oct 1851 in Marion Co., Virginia, United States.⁶³ Amelia Heffner Metz was born on 5 Jul 1829 in Monongalia Co., Virginia, United States.⁶⁴ She died on 19 Sep 1922 at the age of 93 in Marion Co., West Virginia, United States.⁶⁴

28. Stephen Stewart (Elizabeth Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born in 1793 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.⁶⁵ He died on 23 Jan 1856 at the age of 63 in Massac Co., Illinois, United States.⁶⁶

Stephen Stewart and Caroline Duduit were married on 23 Mar 1815 in Scioto Co., Ohio, United States.⁶⁷ Caroline Duduit was born on 22 Oct 1796 in Gallipolis, French Grants [Ohio].⁶⁶ She died on 1 Oct 1861 at the age of 64 in Massac Co., Illinois, United States.⁶⁶

29. Anna Stewart (Elizabeth Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born in 1795–1799 in French Grants [Ohio].⁶⁵

Anna Stewart and David Adkins were married on 14 Dec 1814 in Scioto Co., Ohio, United States.⁶⁸ David Adkins was born (date unknown).

30. Delilah Stewart (Elizabeth Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born on 4 Jul 1796 in French Grants [Ohio].^65,69 She died on 24 Feb 1877 at the age of 80 in Clinton Co., Missouri, United States.⁶⁹ She was buried at Old Plattsburg Cemetery in Clinton Co., Missouri, United States.⁶⁹

Delilah Stewart and Reuben Kelley were married on 1 Jul 1819 in Scioto Co., Ohio, United States.⁷⁰ Reuben Kelley was born on 21 Mar 1798 in Russell Co., Virginia, United States.⁶⁹ He died on 1 Mar 1865 at the age of 66 in Clinton Co., Missouri, United States.⁶⁹ He was buried in Old Plattsburg Cemetery, Clinton, Missouri, United States.⁶⁹

31. Elizabeth Stewart (Elizabeth Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1799 in French Grants [Ohio].⁶⁵

Elizabeth Stewart and William Kimball were married on 16 Oct 1817 in Scioto Co., Ohio, United States.⁷¹ William Kimball was born (date unknown).

32. John Chilton/Chaney Stewart (Elizabeth Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born on 7 Aug 1800 in French Grants [Ohio].^65,72 He died on 5 Mar 1871 at the age of 70 in Sherritts, Lawrence, Ohio, United States.⁷²

John Chilton/Chaney Stewart and Sarah "Sally" McCartney were married on 16 Mar 1820 in Lawrence Co., Ohio, United States.^72–73 Sarah "Sally" McCartney was born on 18 Jan 1802 in near French Grants [Ohio] or Virginia.⁷² She died on 1 Feb 1883 at the age of 81 in Sherritts, Lawrence, Ohio, United States.⁷²

33. Amos Stewart (Elizabeth Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1802 in French Grants [Ohio].⁶⁵ He died on 29 Oct 1853 at the age of 51 in Greene Co., Illinois, United States.⁷⁴

Amos Stewart and Dorcus Baccus were married on 13 Nov 1825 in Scioto Co., Ohio, United States.⁷⁵ Dorcus Baccus was born circa 1806 in Scioto Co., Ohio, United States.⁷⁴ She died in 1851 at the age of 45 in Greene Co., Illinois, United States.⁷⁴

34. Joel Stewart (Elizabeth Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born on 7 Dec 1803 in Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, United States.^65,76 He died on 1 Jun 1847 at the age of 43 in Arenzville, Cass, Illinois, United States.⁷⁶

Joel Stewart and Sarah Thurston were married on 30 Dec 1824 in Lawrence Co., Ohio, United States.^76–77 Sarah Thurston⁷⁶ was born on 12 Jan 1806 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts, United States.⁷⁶ She died in Aug 1854 at the age of 48 in Tygh Valley, Wasco, Oregon Territory, United States.⁷⁶ Following Joel Stewart's death, Sarah married Captain John Pierce Sutton [1806, Knox Co., TN - 1885, Jackson Co., OR] in 1849. The Suttons then headed for the Oregon Territory. Sarah died on the Oregon Trail in the Tygh Valley in August of 1854.

35. Mary Stewart (Elizabeth Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born in 1805–1810 in Scioto Co., Ohio, United States.⁶⁵

Mary Stewart and Manly Thomas were married on 30 Oct 1823 in Scioto Co., Ohio, United States.⁷⁸ Manly Thomas was born (date unknown).

36. Uriah Stewart (Elizabeth Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1809 in Scioto Co., Ohio, United States.^65,79

Uriah Stewart and Susan A. [Stewart] were married circa 1831 in prob Illinois.⁷⁹ Susan A. [Stewart] was born circa 1813 in New York.⁷⁹

37. John E. Haught (Catherine Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1785 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.¹⁹

John E. Haught and Elizabeth Mills were married circa 1807 in Monongalia Co., Virginia, United States.⁸⁰ [based on birth of daughter Agnes, 1809] Elizabeth Mills was born circa 1788 in Virginia.⁸¹ She died on 21 Feb 1863 at the age of 75 in Monongalia Co., Virginia, United States.⁸¹

38. Tobias Haught (Catherine Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born on 30 May 1790 in Monongalia Co., Virginia, United States.¹⁹ He died on 25 Jan 1884 at the age of 93 in Washington Co., Ohio, United States.¹⁹

Tobias Haught and Catherine Hensel were married in Sep 1811 in Monongalia Co., Virginia, United States.⁸² Catherine Hensel was born on 14 Jun 1796 in Baltimore Co., Maryland, United States.⁸² She died on 17 Mar 1878 at the age of 81 in Monroe Co., Ohio, United States.⁸²

39. Nicholas Haught (Catherine Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1791/2 in Monongalia Co., Virginia, United States.¹⁹

Nicholas Haught and Catherine Barr were married.⁸³ Catherine Barr was born (date unknown).

40. Jacob Henry "Big Jake" Haught⁸⁴ (Catherine Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1794 in Green Co., Pennsylvania, United States.^19,84 Alternate: 1781-1790 He died in 1850–1859 at the age of 56 in Monongalia Co., Virginia, United States.⁸⁵ The Jacob Henry Haught story, like so many from the Crousore-Haught lines, is a tangled web. The most common birth year given by sources is 1794, however the 1850 census shows him to be 60 [b. 1789/90] and the 1840 census suggests a range of 1781-1790 for his birth. Eleven children are credited to Jacob H. Haught and Mary Cannon.
The following is the possible list of children:
Susan [c1810]: She probably married about 1832 to her cousin, Jacob B. Haught, son of Jacob Haught and Magdalena Crousore. Susan gave birth to eleven children: Lydia [c1834], William [c1836], John [c1838], Tobias [c1840],
Christena [c1842], Simon [c1844], Mary Ann and Catherine [c1846], Asa [c1848], Peter [c1851] and Levi [c1854].

Magdalene [20 Nov 1812 - 22 Nov 1889 Clay, Monongalia, WV; 77 yrs., 2 days]* (She may be the Mary who appears on several family trees. Magdalene was living with brother Levi in 1870 and 1880. She may have been mistaken for her mother due to her age being given as 75 in 1860.) The West Virginia 1853-1970 [familysearch.org] gives Magdelene's parents as Jacob and Mary.
Peter [c1814]: He married Rachel Wilson on 6 January 1838. They moved to Wirt Co., West Virginia in 1845.

Christena [c1815-24 Jan 1885 Clay Twp., Monongalia, WV (65)]: She married Jacob A. Varner [1814-1896].

Tobias [24 Aug 1816 Marion Co., VA-18 Oct 1879 Marion Co., WV]: He married Cassandra Tennant [1815-1902].

Jacob Cannon [c1820 Greene Co., PA]: He married Nancy Eddy on 25 Sept 1844 in Greene Co., PA.

Ira [28 Nov 1820/1-28 May 1906]: Ira married Rita Wilson/Bayne [1828-1876] on 21 Mar 1845 in Marion Co., VA. He joined brother Peter in Wirt Co.

Levi [25 Nov 1825-29 Apr 1906 Marion Co., WV]: He married Dorcas Walker.

Uriah [23 June 1827 Monongalia Co., VA-3 Aug 1906 Marion Co., WV]: He married Minerva Tennant [b. 1833]

Jasper [c1830]: He married Jemima Floyd on 22 Oct 1854 in Marion Co., VA.

Acloah "Axie" [13 Feb 1833-10 Oct 1883 Tyler, WV]: She married Zephaniah McCoy [1840-1884].

Jacob Henry "Big Jake" Haught and Mary Cannon were married circa 1810 in Pennsylvania or Virginia.⁸⁶ Mary Cannon⁸⁷ was born in 1791–1800 in Virginia.^84,86 She died before 1850 at the age of 59 in Monongalia Co., Virginia, United States.⁸⁷ Mary Cannon Haught does not appear on the 1850 census, so it is assumed that she died between 1840 and 1850. Her name appears as Mary Magdalene Cannon in numerous family trees, with births of 1780, 1804 and 1812. The latter, I believe, is clearly based on the 1850 census, where she is mistaken for daughter Madlin/Magdelene [b. c1812].

41. Ann Elizabeth Haught (Catherine Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1796/7 in Monongalia Co., Virginia, United States.^19,88 She died circa 1877 at the age of 80 in Independence, Washington, Ohio, United States.¹⁹

Ann Elizabeth Haught and Joseph Haught were married on 19 Feb 1815 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.⁸⁶ Joseph Haught⁸⁸, son of Jacob Haught/Hayd and Magdalene Crousore, was born circa 1794/5 in South Branch Valley, Virginia, United States.^86,88 He died on 24 Nov 1876 at the age of 81 in Washington Co., Ohio, United States.⁸⁶ Joseph was the son of Jacob and Magdalena [Crousore] Haught, making him and Ann Elizabeth first cousins, with common grandparents.
The couple had at least ten children. The 1850 Washington Co., Ohio census lists seven: Mary A. [c1828], Margaret [c1830], Hannah [c1832], Alcinda [c1835], Bennett [c1837], Serbina [c1844] and Drusilla [c1846].

The Haught Family of America website lists the following ten children: Annie, Bennett, Christenia, Jesse, Lucinda, Martha Malinda, Tobias [1813], Peter [1818], Simeon [1823] and Polly [1835].
The 1840 census accounts for the five eldest children listed in 1850. In addition there are males [10-14 and 15-19] and a female [15-19]. Mary A. or Hannah could be Annie. Lucinda and Alcinda are probably the same person.

The Descendants of Peter Haught provides yet a third list of the children: Tobias [1813], Peter [1816], Simeon [1823], Jesse [1785], Bennett, Christenia, Lucinda, Polly [4 February 1828], Annie and Martha Matilda. [http://www.mocavo.com/visit?q=%22joseph+haught%22+%22ann-elizabeth+haught%22&url=http%3A%2F%2Ffamilytreemaker.genealogy.com%2Fusers%2Fw%2Fi%2Fl%2FEd-J-Wilhelm%2FFILE%2F0005text.txt&m=a8f191bf3c92801898c3d49173dfcb0f]
The possible list of children for Joseph and Ann: Peter [c1816], Jesse [c1820], Simeon [c1823], Christenia [1816-1820], Martha Malinda [1821-1825], Ann E. [1828/9], Mary A./Polly [1829], Margaret [c1830], Hannah [c1833], Lucinda [c1835], Bennett [c1837], Serbina [c1844] and Drucilla [c1846]. There may have been additional children, as a son Tobias frequently appears for this couple with a birth year of 1813 - two years before Joseph and Ann were married.

42. Joseph Haught⁸⁸ (Magdalene Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1794/5 in South Branch Valley, Virginia, United States.^86,88 He died on 24 Nov 1876 at the age of 81 in Washington Co., Ohio, United States.⁸⁶ Joseph was the son of Jacob and Magdalena [Crousore] Haught, making him and Ann Elizabeth first cousins, with common grandparents.
The couple had at least ten children. The 1850 Washington Co., Ohio census lists seven: Mary A. [c1828], Margaret [c1830], Hannah [c1832], Alcinda [c1835], Bennett [c1837], Serbina [c1844] and Drusilla [c1846].

The Haught Family of America website lists the following ten children: Annie, Bennett, Christenia, Jesse, Lucinda, Martha Malinda, Tobias [1813], Peter [1818], Simeon [1823] and Polly [1835].
The 1840 census accounts for the five eldest children listed in 1850. In addition there are males [10-14 and 15-19] and a female [15-19]. Mary A. or Hannah could be Annie. Lucinda and Alcinda are probably the same person.

The Descendants of Peter Haught provides yet a third list of the children: Tobias [1813], Peter [1816], Simeon [1823], Jesse [1785], Bennett, Christenia, Lucinda, Polly [4 February 1828], Annie and Martha Matilda. [http://www.mocavo.com/visit?q=%22joseph+haught%22+%22ann-elizabeth+haught%22&url=http%3A%2F%2Ffamilytreemaker.genealogy.com%2Fusers%2Fw%2Fi%2Fl%2FEd-J-Wilhelm%2FFILE%2F0005text.txt&m=a8f191bf3c92801898c3d49173dfcb0f]
The possible list of children for Joseph and Ann: Peter [c1816], Jesse [c1820], Simeon [c1823], Christenia [1816-1820], Martha Malinda [1821-1825], Ann E. [1828/9], Mary A./Polly [1829], Margaret [c1830], Hannah [c1833], Lucinda [c1835], Bennett [c1837], Serbina [c1844] and Drucilla [c1846]. There may have been additional children, as a son Tobias frequently appears for this couple with a birth year of 1813 - two years before Joseph and Ann were married.

Joseph Haught and Ann Elizabeth Haught were married on 19 Feb 1815 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.⁸⁶ Ann Elizabeth Haught, daughter of John Haught and Catherine Crousore, was born circa 1796/7 in Monongalia Co., Virginia, United States.^19,88 She died circa 1877 at the age of 80 in Independence, Washington, Ohio, United States.¹⁹

43. Abraham Haught (Mary Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1809 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.⁸⁹ He died in 1850–1855 at the age of 41 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.⁹⁰ Abraham Haught was the son of Jacob Haught and Mary Crousore. He was born about 1809 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania. Abraham married Margaret Merryman about 1826. He died in Fayette Co. before the family moved to Iowa between 1850-1855.
Margaret and five of their children were on the Iowa State Census in 1856 [IA_50, p. 690, Ancestry.com, Iowa Census Collection 1836-1925]

Abraham Haught and Margaret Merryman were married circa 1826 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.⁹¹ based on age of eldest child Margaret Merryman was born circa 20 May 1804 in Pennsylvania.⁹² She died on 12 Jun 1886 at the age of 82 in Clayton Co., Iowa, United States.⁹² Age given as 81 yrs. 11 mos. 22 days She was buried in Brown Cemetery, Mallory, Clayton, Iowa, United States.⁹²

Abraham Haught and Margaret Merryman had the following children:

i. Nancy Haught was born on 2 Sep 1828 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.⁹³

62 ii. John M. Haught, born 22 Aug 1830, Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States; married Mary H. [Haught], ca 1854; died 25 May 1899, Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, United States.

iii. Elizabeth Haught was born on 26 Oct 1832 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.⁹³

63 iv. Mary Haught, born 22 Jan 1834, Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States; married Douglas Peck, 6 Jul 1858, Clayton Co., Iowa, United States; died 12 Jul 1912, Garber, Garfield, Oklahoma, United States.

v. Sarah Ann Haught⁹⁴ was born on 7 Aug 1836 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.⁹³ She died on 14 Dec 1888 at the age of 52 in Clayton Co. Poor Farm, Clayton, Iowa, United States.⁹⁴ Sarah never married. The Clayton Co., Iowa death register shows that she was a resident of the Clayton County Poor Farm at the time of her death. She died from phthisis, tuberculosis and quinzyon 14 December 1888. Sarah had been under treatment for 18 months. She was buried on the facility grounds on 15 December. Her death was recorded on 29 December 1888.
Sarah was also listed in the Brown Cemetery burials with other members of the family. It is probably that her brother James had her remains re interred in the family plot.

vi. David L. Haught was born on 11 Mar 1838 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.⁹³ He died on 6 Aug 1871 at the age of 33 in Mallory, Clayton, Iowa, United States.⁹⁵ He was buried in Brown Cemetery, Mallory, Clayton, Iowa, United States.⁹⁵

64 vii. Amanda Haught, born 27 Feb 1840, Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States; married John S. Cropp, 7 Feb 1856, Clayton Co., Iowa, United States; married Franklin McMonigal, ca 1864, Clayton Co., Iowa, United States; died 6 Jul 1922, Dubuque, Dubuque, Iowa, United States.

65 viii. James Quinten/Quinter Haught, born 8 Jul 1843, Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States; married Rachel Amanda Harbaugh, ca 1870, Clayton Co., Iowa, United States; died 30 Jul 1919, Mallory, Clayton, Iowa, United States.

66 ix. Martha Haught, born 9 May 1846, Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States; married George Stone, ca 1862, Clayton Co., Iowa, United States; died 1880, Mallory, Clayton, Iowa, United States.

44. Elizabeth Crousore⁹⁶ (John-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1798 in Pennsylvania.⁹⁶ She died in 1850–1859 at the age of 52 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.⁹⁶ Elizabeth's relationship to the rest of the Crousores has yet to be determined. She would just about have to fall into one of two family groups:
1) an older daughter of John Crousore, making her about six years older than Jacob. John Crousore had two daughters born between 1794-1799, based on the 1810 census. Both were no longer in the household in 1820. Elizabeth fits well in this scenario and has been added to this family until evidence is found that she does not belong. That Elizabeth and Jacob married Smith siblings lends further circumstantial support to this decision.

2) a daughter of Christian; considering the age difference between Christian and his wife, Elizabeth would have to be the product of an earlier marriage.

Elizabeth Crousore and John Smith were married on 3 Jun 1819 in Clinton Co., Ohio, United States.⁹⁷ John Smith⁹⁶, son of William Smith and Elizabeth Reel, was born circa 1799 in Virginia.⁹⁶ He died in 1871–1879 at the age of 72 in Tippecanoe Or Howard Co., Indiana, United States.⁹⁸ John and Elizabeth Smith traveled in sync with Jacob and Amy Crousore from Clinton Co., Ohio to Rush, Delaware and Howard Counties in Indiana.
John and Elizabeth were married in Clinton Co., Ohio in 1819. His 1 June 1819 marriage license named his father as William Smith. John also gave testimony that his sister Ama Jemima was of legal age to marry in 1822, for her license application.

14 November 1828: Gustavus & Barabary Conger to John Smith for $200, 80 acres more or less, being the West ½ of the Southeast ¼ of Section 21 of Township 14N of Range 9 East. [Rush Co. Deed Book B:323-324, April 1827-December 1829]

26 December 1829: John & Elizabeth Smith to Francis B. Finley [both parties of Rush C., IN] for $200, 160 acres more or less, being the Northeast ¼ of Section 20, Township (14N) of Range nine east. [Rush Co. Deed Book C:15-16, October 1829-August 1831]

2 November 1837: John Smith issued patent [accession #IN3460_179] on 40 acres, SW¼ of SE¼ of Section 19, Twp. 21N, Range 9E in Delaware Co., IN.

2 July 1839: [Mortgage deed] John Smith deeded 40 acres, the SW¼ of the SE¼ of Section 19 in Twp. 21N of Range 9E, for $30 to be paid over three years, to the Commisioner of school lands. Paid in full on 27 March 1842. [Delaware Co. Deed Book 4:249]

29 March 1842: John Smith in consideration of the sum of $60 paid by John Crosore leased for 12 months to said John Crousore the following: 40 acres of the SW¼ of the SE¼ of Section 19, Twp. 21N, Range 9E. [Delaware Co. Deeds 6:385]
10 May 1845: John & Elizabeth Smith to Aaron Crites for the sum of $150 the SW¼ of the SE¼ of Section 19, Twp. 21N, Range 9E [40 acres]. [Delaware Co. Deeds 7:538]

The Smiths settled in Howard Co., Indiana during the late 1840s. John and two of his sons, Abraham and John Jr., moved to Tippecanoe Co. during the 1860s. Both sons were back in Howard Co. by 1880.

Elizabeth did not appear in the 1860 census, so probably died during the 1850s. John last appeared in the 1870 census. He may have died in either Tippecanoe or Howard Co.

The family of John and Elizabeth Smith seems to have suffered a similar fate as that of John's sister. The four youngest children, Stephen, Katy, Polly and David, as well as both daughter Elizabeth and mother Elizabeth did not appear on the 1860 census.

Jacob evidently separated from the family after his December 1860 marriage. John Senior and Junior were living with Abraham in 1870. Margaret had either died or married by that time.

John Smith and Elizabeth Crousore had the following children:

i. Margaret Smith was born circa 1820 in Clinton Co., Ohio, United States.⁹⁶

ii. John Smith Jr. was born circa 1824 in Clinton Co., Ohio, United States.⁹⁶

iii. Elizabeth Smith was born circa 1825 in Clinton Co., Ohio, United States.⁹⁶

67 iv. Abraham "Abram" Smith, born ca 1827, Rush Co., Indiana, United States; married Margaret E. Higgs, 2 Dec 1865, Howard Co., Indiana, United States.

v. Isaac Smith was born circa 1829 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.⁹⁶

68 vi. Jacob Smith, born ca 1831, Rush Co., Indiana, United States; married Mary A. Parker, 4 Nov 1860, Howard Co., Indiana, United States.

vii. Stephen Smith was born circa 1834 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.⁹⁶

viii. Katy Smith was born circa 1836 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.⁹⁶

ix. Polly Smith was born circa 1839 in Delaware Co., Indiana, United States.⁹⁶

x. David Smith was born circa 1842 in Delaware Co., Indiana, United States.⁹⁶

45. Jacob Crousore¹⁰ (John-2, Nicholas-1) was born about 1804 in Pennsylvania.¹⁰ He died in 1877–1878 at the age of 73 in Lone Tree Twp., McPherson, Kansas, United States.^10,99 Jacob Crousore was born in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania about 1804. His father and uncle Christian moved to Clinton Co., Ohio about 1815, settling in Clark Twp. Jacob married Ama Jemima Smith in late August of 1822. Since Jacob had yet to reach the age of majority, his father gave approval for the marriage. Amy's brother John signed that she was of legal age to marry. Their two eldest children were born in Clinton County.
Jacob, his father, several of his brothers-in-laws and other related families moved to Indiana about 1826, settling in Rush County. No records of land purchases have been located for any of the families.

The families relocated to Harrison Twp., Delaware Co. between 1834-1837. Section 4: Henry W. Smith, 22 Nov 1838; Section 19: John Smith, 14 Oct. 1836 and Henry W. Smith, 28 Oct. 1836; Section 24: Jonathan Langley, 11 April 1836; Section 25: Samuel Langley, 29 Aug. 1836; Section 26: James Smith, 3 Sept. 1834; Section 30: Abraham Smith, 30 Nov. 1835, John and Jonathan Langley, 29 Aug. 1836 and Nicholas Reel, 8 Sept. 1836; Section 31: Jacob Crousore, 1 Aug. 1836; Section 36: Stephen Crousore, 20 March 1836 and John Crousore, 29 Aug. 1836.
[http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~acorntree/history/delaware-co/thomasbhelm/helm-harrison-twp.html]

On 1 August 1837 Jacob was issued 40 acres in Delaware County. He was listed as a resident of that county on the patent. [NENW Sec. 31 Twp. 21-N Range 9-E 2nd PM] This property was sold to Thomas Wooley on 17 December 1839.

Jacob and John "Crawsaw" of Richland Twp. and John W. and Nicholas Reel of Monroe Twp. were on the Madison Co., Indiana poll tax in 1842. (Madison Co., IN Tax List 1842, Willard C. Heiss & Imogene Brown, Alexandria, IN, 1981, p. 18) John was on the 1840 census in Madison Co., but Jacob was enumerated in Delaware Co. He may have moved to Madison Co. for a short time.

The Crousores and some of their neighbors were on the move again by the late 1840s. This time they moved northwest to Howard Co. John, John Jr. and Stephen Crousore, along with Samuel Langley settled on Section 5 Twp. 23-N, Range 4-E. Jacob settled on 80 acres on Section 19 Twp. 23-N Range 5-E. John Smith settled near the first group on Section 4.
The years in Howard Co. are somewhat of a mystery. Several of Jacob and Amy's children who were on the 1850 census were gone by 1860 [John, Sarah, Nancy, Polly, Jacob and Abigail]. Accident or disease probably took them or they were somehow missed in county records. Likewise, David and Amy were gone by 1870. Edith who married John Simmons in 1849, died in 1877. Julia who married George Pugh died from typhoid about 1865. William headed west during the early 1870s and died in the Oklahoma Territory in 1906.

Jacob and Amy took in Julia's two youngest sons, Albert and James after their mother died and father remarried. When William decided to head west, Jacob and Amy went along. Albert Pugh went with them. There is no record of James after 1870.

The Crousore party eventually settled in Mc.Pherson Co. Kansas. In 1873 Jacob and William were listed on the Assessment Roll for King City Twp. Both were listed on the 13 August 1874 and 12 August 1875 School Tax Levies for School District 15. They were again listed on the Lone Tree Twp. Assessment Roll for 1874-75. William's household had one male over 21 and two males and females under 21. Jacob's household include one male and one female over 21 and one male under 21 [Jacob, Amy and Albert.]

The 1875 Kansas State Census for Lone Tree showed Jacob [73], Emma [76] and Albert [11] Crousoar. The next entry was William [44], Sarah [15], Isaac [17], Emma [10], Charles [8] and George [6] Crousoar. (Albert should have been listed as a Pugh; Sarah, Isaac and Emma/Amy as Lewis. James Pugh and William's wife Mary, presumably deceased, were missing, as was William's daughter Ida. The makeup of William's household does not match with the 1874-75 assessment.)

The 1876-77 Assessment for Lone Tree [residents over 21 in 1877] showed Jacob with a household of two and William with five. Since Albert was still living, Amy apparently died between the 1875 enumeration and the assessment of 1877. William's household was probably himself, his three children and step-daughter Amy L.ewis.

By April of 1878, William had left McPherson Co. That would probably mean that Jacob Crousore had died during late 1877 or early 1878.

Jacob Crousore and Ama Jemima "Amy" Smith were married on 29 Aug 1822 in Clinton Co., Ohio, United States.¹⁰⁰ Ama Jemima "Amy" Smith^100–101, daughter of William Smith and Elizabeth Reel, was born about 1803 in Virginia.¹⁰¹ She died circa 1876 at the age of 73 in Lone Tree Twp., McPherson, Kansas, United States.^10,102 Numerous unsourced Ancestry.com and Rootsweb family trees have the wife of Jacob Crousore recorded as "Annie I. Ice." The origin of the ICE surname is unknown. Annie as a first name is a misinterpretation of handwriting in the 1850-1870 censuses. Ama, Amie and Amy J. were are interpreted as Anna, Annie and Anny I. Likewise, the same problem existed for daughter, Ama J.
Jacob Crousore and Jemima Smith were married in Clinton Co., Ohio in 1822. A Delaware Co., Indiana deed from 1839 further clarified the issue of her name, it was recorded there as Ama Jemima. (Delaware Co., IN Deeds, Book 4:503, 17 Dec 1839, FHL #2069826) A later deed had her as Amy.

Jacob Crousore and Ama Jemima Smith had the following children:

i. John Crousore was born about 1823 in Clinton Co., Ohio, United States.¹⁰¹ John, probably named for his grandfather, has not been located on the 1860 or later censuses. It is presumed that he died during the 1850s. John would have been in his late 20s to mid-30s.

69 ii. Julia A. Crousore, born abt 1825, Clinton Co., Ohio, United States; married George Pugh, 29 Dec 1853, Howard Co., Indiana; died ca 1865, Howard Co., Indiana, United States.

iii. Sarah Crousore was born about 1827 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁰¹ Sarah, like her brother John, has not been located in any of the post-1850 censuses or marriage records. She most likely died during the 1850s in her late 20s or early 30s.

70 iv. Edith Crousore, born 20 May 1829, Rush Co., Indiana, United States; married John T. Simmons, 24 Jun 1849, Howard Co., Indiana; died 1 Apr 1877, Sharpsville, Tipton Co., Indiana.

v. Nancy E. Crousore was born about 1831 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁰¹ Nancy was the third of this family to seemingly vanish after 1850. She probably died before 1860 while in her 20s.

71 vi. William Crousore, born abt 1832, Rush Co., Indiana, United States; married Mary Browning, 18 Mar 1866, Howard Co., Indiana, United States; died 26 Apr 1906, Woodward Co., Oklahoma Territory, United States.

vii. Polly Crousore was born about 1834 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁰³ Polly was the fifth of the family to not appear in post-1850 records. She probably died before 1860 in her late teens or early twenties.

viii. Jacob Crousore was born about 1836 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁰³ Jacob, undoubtedly named for his father, also failed to appear in records after 1850. Assuming that he died during the 1850s, Jacob would have been between 15 and 23 when he died.

ix. David Crousore was born about 1838 in Delaware Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁰¹ David appeared on the 1850 and 1860 censuses, but apparently died before 1870. He wold have been in his twenties.

x. Ama Jemima "Amy" Crousore was born about 1840 in Delaware Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁰¹ Amy, like her mother, was incorrectly indexed as Anny and Anna in census records. She evidently passed away during the 1860s while in her twenties.

xi. Abigail Crousore was born about 1843 in Delaware Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁰¹ Abigail was the youngest of Jacob and Amy's children. Like five of her siblings, Abigail does not appear in post-1850 records. She would have been between 8 and 16 when she died.

46. Catharine Crousore (John-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1809 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.¹⁰⁴ She was also known as Catharine Reel.¹

Catharine Crousore and Nicholas Reel were married on 28 Jun 1827 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.^1,105 Nicholas Reel^1,106–107, son of Solomon Reel and Susannah Crousore, was born in 1800–1809 in Pennsylvania.¹⁰⁷ He was born in 1801–1809 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.²⁷ He died before 1850 at the age of 49 in Probably Madison Co., Indiana, United States.^104,106 Nicholas and Catherine followed the general Crousore migration. The Reels were in Clinton Co., Ohio in 1820. They moved to Rush Co., Indiana, where Nicholas married Catherine, then to Madison Co. with John Crousore and on to Howard Co.
Nicholas did not appear in the 1850 census, so must have died during the 1840s.

Nicholas Reel and Catharine Crousore had the following children:

i. Jacob Reel was born circa 1827 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁰⁶

ii. Susannah Reel was born circa 1830 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁰⁶

iii. Alexander Reel was born circa 1832 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁰⁶

iv. John Reel was born circa 1834 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁰⁶

v. Amanda J. Reel was born circa 1838 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁰⁶

vi. Francis M. Reel was born circa 1842 in Madison Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁰⁶

47. Madaline Crousore (John-2, Nicholas-1) was born about 1810 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.¹ She was also known as Madaline Miller.¹ She was also known as Madaline Defenbaugh.¹ Madeline and John Defenbaugh were residing in Pleasant Valley, Cowley Co., Kansas in 1880. Living with them was John Croussore [15], listed as a grandson. (T9_377, p. 556D, ED 177)

Madaline Crousore and Henry Miller were married on 26 May 1843 in Delaware Co., Indiana, United States.¹ Henry Miller¹ died before 1850 in Indiana.¹⁰⁸ Henry does not appear in the 1850 census. Madeline is living with her father and is listed under her maiden name.

Madaline Crousore and John Defenbaugh were married on 24 Nov 1855 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹ John Defenbaugh¹ was born about 1810 in Ohio.¹

48. John C. Crousore Jr. (John-2, Nicholas-1) was born on 30 Nov 1814 in Clinton Co., Ohio, United States.¹ He died on 19 Jan 1887 at the age of 72 in Howard Co., Indiana.¹ The Crown Point Cemetery database [Kokomo, Howard Co., Indiana] (http://edanddebby.com/HCC/Crownpt/CPTCOYCRO.html) gives John's date of birth as 30 November 1814. The tombstone photo appears to read "aged 72 ys 11 ms 15 ds."
John was probably born in Clinton Co., Ohio shortly after the family's arrival there. He moved to Indiana with his parents and siblings during the late 1820s. It was probably this John who purchased two 40 acre tracts in Delaware Co. on 15 March and 5 August 1837[SESW & SENW Sec 36 Twp 21-N Range 8-E 2nd PM] (www.glorecords.blm.gov/PatentSearch) His father was recorded in Madison Co. in 1840.

From Delaware Co., the Crousores moved to Howard Co. On 20 March 1849, as John Crousore Junior, he bought 80 acres there. [W½SE Sec 5 Twp. 23-N Range 4-E 2nd PM] (www.glorecords.blm.gov/PatentSearch)

John C. Crousore Jr. and Hannah Secrest were married on 29 Mar 1838 in Delaware Co., Indiana, United States.¹ Hannah Secrest¹ was born about 1814 in Ohio.¹ She died on 20 Aug 1909 at the age of 95 in Howard Co., Indiana.¹ She was also known as Hannah Crousore.¹

John C. Crousore and Hannah Secrest had the following children:

i. Stephen Crousore was born on 4 Feb 1837 in Delaware Co., Indiana, United States.¹ He died on 19 Jun 1909 at the age of 72 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹

ii. John Crousore was born on 4 Dec 1843 in Delaware Co., Indiana, United States.¹ He died in 1919 at the age of 76 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹

iii. Mary Crousore was born circa 1846 in Delaware Co., Indiana, United States.¹ Mary was not listed in the 1860 census, so probably died during the 1850s.

iv. Amy Crousore was born circa 1849 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹ She died on 1 Nov 1890 at the age of 41 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹

v. Lewis Noah Crousore was born in Feb 1853 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹ He died on 5 Jul 1918 at the age of 65 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹

vi. Margaret Crousore was born circa 1854 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹

vii. Anna "Anny" Crousore was born circa 1859 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹

49. Mary "Polly" Crousore¹⁰⁹ (John-2, Nicholas-1) was born about 1815 in Clinton Co., Ohio, United States.^1,110–111 alternate birth: 1819, birth place: Pennsylvania She died in 1895 at the age of 80 in Tipton Co., Indiana, United States.¹¹² She was also known as Mary Langley.¹ The 1850 census gives Mary's age as 35 [b. 1815, Penn.] In the 1870 census, a Polly Langley is shown as 55 [b. 1815, Ohio.] Polly is residing with a Silas Langley, whose age fits Mary's youngest son of that name.

Mary "Polly" Crousore and Samuel Langley were married about 1835 in Madison Or Delaware Co., Indiana, United States.^1,109 Samuel Langley¹, son of Jonathan Langley and Hannah Smith, was born about 1817 in Randolph Co., North Carolina.^1,109 He died about 1853 at the age of 36 in Howard Co., Indiana.¹

Samuel Langley and Mary Crousore had the following children:

i. Ellen Jane Langley was born on 9 Jan 1836 in Madison Or Delaware Co., Indiana, United States.¹ She died on 19 Mar 1914 at the age of 78 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹

ii. John Langley was born in Nov 1837 in Delaware Co., Indiana, United States.¹ He died on 13 May 1912 at the age of 74 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹

iii. Jonathan Langley was born circa 1839 in Delaware Co., Indiana, United States.¹ He died circa 1870 at the age of 31 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹

iv. Edom Langley was born circa 1842 in Delaware Co., Indiana, United States.¹ He died circa 1851 at the age of 9 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹

v. William Langley was born circa 1847 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹ He died circa 1851 at the age of 4 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹

vi. Arminda Ann Langley was born on 1 Jun 1848 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹ She died on 6 Apr 1926 at the age of 77 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹

vii. Silas Langley was born on 16 Dec 1850 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹ He died on 6 Apr 1926 at the age of 75 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹

50. Stephen Crousore (John-2, Nicholas-1) was born on 16 Jul 1818 in Clinton Co., Ohio, United States.¹ He died on 2 Jan 1900 at the age of 81 in Howard Co., Indiana.¹ Stephen purchased 40 acres in Delaware Twp., Indiana on 30 March 1837 (SWNE Sec 36 Twp 21-N Range 8-E 2nd PM) and another 40 acres on 1 August 1837 (SWSW Sec 36 adjoining the previous tract.)
He acquired 80 acres (W½SE Sec 5 Twp 23-N Range 4-E 2nd PM) in Howard Co. on 20 March 1849.

Stephen Crousore and Ruth Langley were married on 7 Oct 1841 in Delaware Co., Indiana, United States.^1,113 Ruth Langley¹, daughter of Jonathan Langley and Hannah Smith, was born on 6 Apr 1824 in Clinton Co., Ohio.^1,113 She died on 22 May 1908 at the age of 84 in Howard Co., Indiana.^1,113 She was also known as Ruth Crousore.¹

Stephen Crousore and Ruth Langley had the following children:

i. Francis M. Crousore was born on 27 Mar 1843 in Delaware Co., Indiana, United States.¹ He died on 6 Jul 1905 at the age of 62 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹

ii. Hannah E. Crousore was born on 17 Mar 1837 in Delaware Co., Indiana, United States.¹ She died on 4 Feb 1881 at the age of 43 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹

iii. John W. Crousore was born on 23 Oct 1848 in Delaware Co., Indiana, United States.¹ He died on 1 Jul 1916 at the age of 67 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹

iv. Martha E. Crousore was born on 13 Mar 1851 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹ She died in Oct 1852 at the age of 1 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹

v. Alfred Crousore was born in Jun 1853 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹ He died on 9 May 1919 at the age of 65 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹

vi. Albert Crousore was born in Jun 1853 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹ He died on 29 Nov 1927 at the age of 74 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹

vii. Tolbert Crousore was born on 23 Aug 1855 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹ He died on 3 Jan 1929 at the age of 73 in Marion Co., Indiana, United States.¹

viii. James L. Crousore was born on 7 Feb 1859 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹ He died on 12 Dec 1897 at the age of 38 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹

ix. Rebecca J. Crousore was born in 1861 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹

x. Aaron Crousore was born on 3 Feb 1865 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹ He died on 21 Apr 1873 at the age of 8 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹

51. Jacob Reel²⁶ (Susannah Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born in 1795–1799 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.^26–27 He died before 11 Nov 1839 at the age of 44 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.²⁶ Jacob Reel, dec'd, was named as an heir to Solomon in November 1839. On 11 November 1839, George B. Tingley was appointed guardian of Amanda, Isaac, Susannah and Elizabeth Reel, minor heirs of Jacob Reel.

Jacob Reel and Sarah Benson were married on 12 Sep 1822 in Warren Co., Ohio, United States.¹¹⁴ Sarah Benson¹¹⁵ was born circa 1797/8 in Pennsylvania.¹¹⁵ Sarah Benson Reel [53] was living in Champaign Co., Ohio with her brother James Benson [47], daughter Martha [18] and an Andrew Bowers [4]. (M432_665, p. 470B) She resided with daughter Susan and son-in-law William Craw/Crow in Washington Co., Iowa in 1860.

52. Nicholas Reel^1,106–107 (Susannah Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born in 1800–1809 in Pennsylvania.¹⁰⁷ He was born in 1801–1809 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.²⁷ He died before 1850 at the age of 49 in Probably Madison Co., Indiana, United States.^104,106 Nicholas and Catherine followed the general Crousore migration. The Reels were in Clinton Co., Ohio in 1820. They moved to Rush Co., Indiana, where Nicholas married Catherine, then to Madison Co. with John Crousore and on to Howard Co.
Nicholas did not appear in the 1850 census, so must have died during the 1840s.

Nicholas Reel and Catharine Crousore were married on 28 Jun 1827 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.^1,105 Catharine Crousore, daughter of John Crousore, was born circa 1809 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.¹⁰⁴ She was also known as Catharine Reel.¹

Nicholas Reel and Catharine Crousore had the following children:

i. Jacob Reel was born circa 1827 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁰⁶

ii. Susannah Reel was born circa 1830 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁰⁶

iii. Alexander Reel was born circa 1832 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁰⁶

iv. John Reel was born circa 1834 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁰⁶

v. Amanda J. Reel was born circa 1838 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁰⁶

vi. Francis M. Reel was born circa 1842 in Madison Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁰⁶

53. Nancy Reel¹¹⁶ (Susannah Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1801 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.¹¹⁶ She died on 13 Dec 1884 at the age of 83 in Grant Co., Indiana, United States.¹¹⁶ She was buried in Rigdon/Independence Cemetery, Madison, Indiana, United States.¹¹⁶ There is some considerable discrepancy between the birth dates and death dates with Nancy and Jonathan. Two death dates [1880 and 1883] on two stones for Jonathan and Nancy's birth year is off by about six years on her stone, which has no death date.
They are buried in the Rigdon/Independence Cemetery which borders the Madison/Grant Co. line.

Nancy Reel and Jonathan Fleener were married on 15 Apr 1824 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.^116–117 Jonathan Fleener was born circa 7 Jan 1807 in Virginia.¹¹⁶ census suggests 1805-06 He died on 2 Oct 1880 at the age of 73 in Grant Co., Indiana, United States.¹¹⁶ alternate: 2 Oct. 1883 He was buried in Rigdon Cemetery, Madison, Indiana, United States.¹¹⁶

54. Leah Reel (Susannah Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1805 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.¹¹⁸

Leah Reel and James Van Valkenburgh were married on 16 Jun 1829 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.^118–119 James Van Valkenburgh was born circa 1801 in Pennsylvania.¹¹⁸

55. Susan Reel (Susannah Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1808 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.¹²⁰

Susan Reel and Robert Berry were married on 5 Nov 1832 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.¹²¹ Robert Berry was born circa 1795 in Virginia.¹²⁰

56. Delila Reel¹²² (Susannah Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1816 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.¹²² She died in Mar 1850 at the age of 34 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.¹²² Delilah Reeder died in March 1850 from "fever." She was 33 years old and her birthplace was given as Virginia.

Delila Reel and William H. Reeder were married on 9 Oct 1836 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.¹²³ William H. Reeder was born circa 1816 in Ohio.¹²⁴

57. Barbara "Barbary" Reel (Susannah Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born in 1821 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.¹²⁵ She died in 1870–1880 at the age of 49 in Delaware Co., Indiana, United States.¹²⁵

Barbara "Barbary" Reel and William Stout were married on 29 Oct 1838 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.¹²⁶ William Stout was born circa 1820 in Indiana.¹²⁵ He died on 6 Mar 1886 at the age of 66 in Harrison, Delaware, Indiana, United States.¹²⁷

58. John Crousore¹ (Christian-2, Nicholas-1) was born in 1812 in Pennsylvania.¹ He died in Aug 1898 at the age of 86 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.^1,128 alternate: Rich Langley gives date as June 1895

John Crousore and Caroline Treadway were married on 16 Apr 1835 in Clinton Co., Ohio, United States.^1,129 Caroline Treadway¹ was born circa 1814.¹²⁹ of legal age when married She died before 1852 at the age of 38 in Delaware Co., Indiana, United States.¹ She was also known as Caroline Crousore.¹

John Crousore and Mary Ann Love were married on 11 Apr 1852 in Howard Co., Indiana.¹ Mary Ann Love¹ was born circa 1832 in Indiana.^1,130 She died in Jun 1870–Aug 1871 at the age of 38 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.^1,131 alternate: Aug. 1898 [Teal] She was also known as Mary Ann Crousore.¹

John Crousore and Sarah Ann McFatridge were married on 17 Aug 1871 in Howard Co., Indian Territory, United States.^1,132 alternate: 1876 [Shirley Teal] Sarah Ann McFatridge¹ was born on 19 Nov 1837 in Ripley Co., Indiana.¹ She died on 18 Jan 1914 at the age of 76 in Howard Co., Indiana.¹ She was also known as Sarah Ann Crousore.¹ Sarah McFatridge married James Hamilton on 30 April at the home of John McFatridge in Manville, Milton Twp., Jefferson Co., Indiana. They were enumerated in Fairfield Twp., Howard Co., Indiana later that year. The couple had a daughter, Mary Elizabeth, born 8 January 1861. James was killed during the Civil War about 1862. (Jefferson Co., IN US GenWeb Archives - 26 Sep 1996 - Shirley Teal)

59. Jacob Crousore¹ (Christian-2, Nicholas-1) was born on 11 May 1814 in Clinton Co., Ohio, United States.^1,133 He died on 12 Apr 1891 at the age of 76 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹

Jacob Crousore and Rhoda Ann Bogue were married in 1837 in Madison Co., Indiana, United States.¹ Rhoda Ann Bogue¹ was born on 13 Aug 1824 in Indiana.^1,133 She died on 4 Jan 1897 at the age of 72 in Howard Co., Indiana.^1,133 She was also known as Rhoda Ann Crousore.¹

60. Susanna Crousore¹ (Christian-2, Nicholas-1) was born on 1 Dec 1822 in Clinton Co., Ohio, United States.^1,134 She died on 6 Mar 1863 at the age of 40 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹³⁴ She was also known as Susanna Love.¹

Susanna Crousore and Ithamer Love were married on 10 Feb 1841 in Howard Co., Indian Territory, United States.^1,134 Ithamer Love¹ was born on 15 Jul 1819 in Deep River, Guilford, North Carolina, United States.^1,134 He died on 28 Feb 1902 at the age of 82 in Tipton Co., Indiana.^1,134 Note: The early Indiana locales for Ithamer Love are in question. 1844 was the founding year for Howard [Richardsville] and Tipton Counties. It is questionable that Ithamer's first wife was born in the area in 1819. The 1833 and 1841 marrages are also questionable. Susanna's family was a late arrival in Indiana among the Cousores and was probably still in Delaware or Madison County at the time.

61. Jesse Crousore¹ (Christian-2, Nicholas-1) was born in Mar 1835 in Clinton Co., Ohio, United States.^1,135 Jesse was a late arrival to the family, born the same year [1835] in which his brother John was married. Jesse married Eliza J. Hardin in 1861 and they resided in Wildcat Twp., Tipton Co., Indiana until the family headed west during the 1870s. The Crousores were in Holt Co., Missouri in 1880 [T9_0609] and then moved on to Kansas. The family was in Brown Co. in 1900, Allen Co. by 1910 [T624_431, p. 11A] and Atchison Co. in 1915 [KS1915_9]
Both Jesse and Eliza probably died between 1915-1920.

Jesse Crousore and Eliza J. Hardin were married on 16 Dec 1861 in Indiana.^1,135–136 Eliza J. Hardin¹ was born in Apr 1844 in Iowa.^1,135 She was also known as Eliza J. Crousore.¹

Fourth Generation

62. John M. Haught¹³⁷ (Abraham-3, Mary Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born on 22 Aug 1830 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.^93,138 He died on 25 May 1899 at the age of 68 in Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, United States.^138–139 He was buried on 28 May 1899 in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, United States.¹³⁸ John M. Haught was a native of Pennsylvania, where he was still living in 1850. By 1860 John had moved to Hamilton Co., Ohio, married and started a family. He was residing in Dearborn Co., Indiana when he enlisted in Co. A of the 18th Indiana Infantry. The Haughts settled in Indianapolis after the war. They remained there except for a few years in the mid-1880s, when John and Mary lived in Mallory Twp., Clayton Co., Iowa.
John was a shoemaker by trade, although he listed his occupation as clergyman in 1885. [IA1885_167, p. 125] On an interesting note, in 1880, John was listed as "laid up, spinal and heart issues." [T9_294, p. 105A] It would appear that John was suffering from illness or wounds received during the war.

John M. Haught and Mary H. [Haught] were married circa 1854.¹³⁷ based on age of son James Mary H. [Haught]^137,140 was born circa 1825 in Pennsylvania.¹⁴⁰ She died on 6 May 1907 at the age of 82 in Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, United States.¹⁴⁰ She was buried on 8 May 1907 in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, United States.¹⁴⁰ Mary is shown in the WPA Death index with an age of '0' [birth and death in 1907]. Her 1907 burial permit gives her age as 82.
Mary may have been married twice. The 1860 Census is a bit confusing. The Haughts were residing in Crosby Twp., Hamilton Co., Ohio. Mary is shown as being only a year older than John, although she was five years his senior. There are four children listed: Linda E. [15, b. c 1845], Sarah J. [12, b. c 1848], James H. [4, b. c 1856] and Margaret [2, b. c 1858]. Sarah is listed with the surname Nichelson. The elder Linda is listed as Haught.

The Nichelson surname, plus the gap of eight years between the ages of Sarah and James suggests an earlier marriage for Mary. Also John Haught was enumerated with his parents in 1850.

63. Mary Haught (Abraham-3, Mary Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born on 22 Jan 1834 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.⁹³ She died on 12 Jul 1912 at the age of 78 in Garber, Garfield, Oklahoma, United States.¹⁴¹ She was buried in Garber Cemetery, Garber, Garfield, Oklahoma, United States.¹⁴¹

Mary Haught and Douglas Peck were married on 6 Jul 1858 in Clayton Co., Iowa, United States.¹⁴² Douglas Peck was born on 7 Jan 1821 in New York.¹⁴³ He died on 12 Feb 1908 at the age of 87 in Garber, Garfield, Oklahoma, United States.¹⁴³ He was buried in Garber Cemetery, Garber, Garfield, Oklahoma, United States.¹⁴³

64. Amanda Haught (Abraham-3, Mary Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born on 27 Feb 1840 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.^93,144 She died on 6 Jul 1922 at the age of 82 in Dubuque, Dubuque, Iowa, United States.^144–145 She was buried on 16 Jul 1922 in Brown Cemetery, Mallory, Clayton, Iowa, United States.^144–145

Amanda Haught and John S. Cropp were married on 7 Feb 1856 in Clayton Co., Iowa, United States.¹⁴⁶ John S. Cropp was born in 1836 in Pennsylvania.¹⁴⁷ He died on 7 Sep 1863 at the age of 27 in Mallory, Clayton, Iowa, United States.¹⁴⁷ He was buried in Brown Cemetery, Mallory, Clayton, Iowa, United States.¹⁴⁷

Amanda Haught and Franklin "Frank" McMonigal were married circa 1864 in Clayton Co., Iowa, United States.¹⁴⁸ Franklin "Frank" McMonigal was born on 13 Jul 1837 in Pennsylvania.^144,148 1900 census gives birth year as 1833 He died on 24 Aug 1906 at the age of 69 in Mallory, Clayton, Iowa, United States.¹⁴⁴ He was buried in Brown Cemetery, Mallory, Clayton, Iowa, United States.¹⁴⁴

65. James Quinten/Quinter Haught (Abraham-3, Mary Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born on 8 Jul 1843 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.⁹³ He died on 30 Jul 1919 at the age of 76 in Mallory, Clayton, Iowa, United States.¹⁴⁹ He was buried in Brown Cemetery, Mallory, Clayton, Iowa, United States.¹⁴⁹

James Quinten/Quinter Haught and Rachel Amanda Harbaugh were married circa 1870 in Clayton Co., Iowa, United States.¹⁵⁰ Rachel Amanda Harbaugh was born on 4 May 1852 in St. Clair Twp., Bedford, Pennsylvania, United States.^149–150 She died on 17 Aug 1904 at the age of 52 in Mallory, Clayton, Iowa, United States.^149–150 She was buried in Brown Cemetery, Mallory, Clayton, Iowa, United States.¹⁴⁹

66. Martha Haught (Abraham-3, Mary Crousore-2, Nicholas-1) was born on 9 May 1846 in Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, United States.⁹³ She died in 1880 at the age of 34 in Mallory, Clayton, Iowa, United States.¹⁵¹

Martha Haught and George Stone were married circa 1862 in Clayton Co., Iowa, United States.¹⁵² George Stone was born in 1841.¹⁵¹ He died on 23 Sep 1926 at the age of 85 in Aitkin Co., Minnesota, United States.¹⁵³

67. Abraham "Abram" Smith⁹⁸ (Elizabeth Crousore-3, John-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1827 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.⁹⁶ Abraham and Margaret had at least five children: Josephine "Josie" [b. 1866-1868], William M. [b. 1868-1871], Belle [b. c1873], Jessie [b. c 1875] and Ida [b. c 1878] (T9_285, p. 458C, Kokomo, Howard, IN]

Abraham "Abram" Smith and Margaret E. Higgs were married on 2 Dec 1865 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁵⁴ Margaret E. Higgs was born in 1840–1848 in Indiana or Tennessee.⁹⁸

68. Jacob Smith (Elizabeth Crousore-3, John-2, Nicholas-1) was born circa 1831 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.⁹⁶ There is a Jacob Smith [b. 1830 IN] residing in Perry Twp., Tippecanoe Co., IN in 1880. In the household are the following: Mary A. [b. 1843 OH - wife], John T. [b. 1865 IN], Dorsey W. [b. 1867 IN], George R. [b. 1871 IN], Charlie [b. 1879 IN] (T9_314, p. 432C, Perry, Tippecanoe, IN) This well could be John's son.

Jacob Smith and Mary A. Parker were married on 4 Nov 1860 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁵⁵ Mary A. Parker was born (date unknown).

69. Julia A. Crousore (Jacob-3, John-2, Nicholas-1) was born about 1825 in Clinton Co., Ohio, United States.¹ She died of typhoid fever, circa 1865 at the age of 40 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁵⁶ Julia is one of only three of Jacob and Amy's children whose story is known beyond census records.
Julia was born in Clinton Co., Ohio. At 28 she married George Pugh in 1853. He was six years her junior. They had five children by the time George went off to serve in the Civil War.

According to the reminiscences of daughter Carrie Pugh, her father George returned home from the Civil War to find Julia dying from typhoid fever and four small children to care for.

Following Julia's death, George remarried and raised a second family. The children from his first marriage seem to have been estranged from their step-mother and father.

Julia A. Crousore and George Pugh were married on 29 Dec 1853 in Howard Co., Indiana.¹⁰ George Pugh was born circa 24 Mar 1831 in Indiana.¹⁵⁷ He died on 18 Jan 1895 at the age of 63 in St. Joseph, Buchanan, Missouri, United States.¹⁵⁷ 63 y 9 m 24 d

George Pugh and Julia A. Crousore had the following children:

i. John Pugh¹⁵⁶ was born about 1855 in Howard Co., Indiana.¹⁵⁶ John Pugh's fate is currently unknown. According to his sister Caroline, John went west with the family about 1870. He may have stayed in Missouri.

72 ii. Alfred Pugh, born 28 Aug 1856, Howard Co., Indiana; married Henrietta Norris, 22 May 1882, Nevada, Vernon, Missouri, United States; died 18 Sep 1904, Bluffton, Wells Co., Indiana.

73 iii. Caroline Pugh, born 5 May 1858, Howard Co., Indiana; married John Buck, 13 Sep 1880, Delaware Co., Indiana, United States; died 9 Jan 1939, Angola, Steuben Co., Indiana.

74 iv. Albert Pugh, born Nov 1863, Howard Co., Indiana, United States; married Amy Bell Lewis, 22 May 1887, Englewood, Clark, Kansas, United States; died 1923, La Junta, Otero, Colorado, United States.

v. James Pugh¹⁰ was born about 1864 in Howard Co., Indiana.¹⁰ James, along with his brother Albert, was living with his grandparents, Jacob and Amy Crousore in 1870. By 1875, the Crousores and Albert had moved to McPherson Co., Kansas. It is likely that James died before 1875 either in Howard Co., Indiana before the family left or enroute to Kansas.

70. Edith Crousore (Jacob-3, John-2, Nicholas-1) was born on 20 May 1829 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.¹ She died on 1 Apr 1877 at the age of 47 in Sharpsville, Tipton Co., Indiana.¹⁵⁸ She was buried in Sharpsville Cemetery, Sharpsville, Tipton Co., Indiana.^159–160

Edith Crousore and John T. Simmons were married on 24 Jun 1849 in Howard Co., Indiana.¹⁶¹ John T. Simmons^{160,162–165}, son of James Morris Simmons and Hester Jane Moore, was born on 31 Jan 1828 in probably Warren Co., Ohio.^166–167 He died on 2 Aug 1909 at the age of 81 in Sharpsville, Tipton Co., Indiana.^165–166 He was buried after 2 Aug 1909 in Sharpsville Cemetery, Sharpsville, Tipton Co., Indiana.¹⁶⁸ Most of the information available on the Simmons family comes from the obituary of John Simmons which appeared in the "Tipton Daily Tribune" on Wednesday, August 4, 1909.
"John T. Simmons, son of James and Hester Simmons was born in Ohio, January 31, 1828, and passed from this life August 2, 1909, at the venerable age of 81 years, six month, and two days old.

He was married in Howard County, Ind. to Miss Edith Crousour, June 24, 1849, and to them was given eleven children, five of whom with the faithfull wife, preceded him to the grave. The surviving children are: Mrs. Mima Crail, of Chicago; Mrs. Jane Plake, Sam M., and W., of Manilla, P.I., and Charles of Sharpsville, Ind. He leaves 40 grandchildren and twenty great-grandchildren. Two brothers are yet living, Samuel of Camden, Ind. and Jacob of Gordon, Wis.

His boyhood was spent in Ohio, but when seventeen years of age, he came to Indiana, with his parents. In 1867 he moved to Sharpsville with his family, where he has been an honored citizen. Uncle John, as he has long been familiarly called, has passed through his share of troubles that come to all humanity, and through all has preserved a blameless life, doing good to all men as he has had opportunity, with never a harsh word of censure for any who had gone astray, but always extending a helping hand to lead them back to paths of restitude.

His family married off and all found homes outside of Sharpsville, excepting his son, Charles, who settled here, and with whom Uncle John has lived continuously for twenty years in peaceful harmony. To the daughter-in-law, Mrs. Allie Simmons he was a kind father and wise counselor, and she has indeed been a loving daughter to him. The two granddaughters, LoLttie [??] and Goldie, will miss dear grandpa without whom their homecomings will never be so happy. There were never any but kindly words and loving deeds to remember while this home circle is broken and the son, daughter, and grandchildren will pass many lonely hours, let us remember that Grandpa is at rest - he will never suffer pain again, but will be ready, with outstretched arms and that same kindly, loving smile we know so well on earth to greet us when we, too, hear our Savior call. "It is enough, come up higher." "

John Simmons was a farmer, and according to census records, lived next to Edith's parents. Later on he worked at the local sawmill. After Edith died in 1877, John depended on Mima to manage the household and help look after her three younger brothers, Sam, Charles, and John W., until she married in 1881. After Charles married, John moved in with him.

Charles and Allie, and Edith are buried next to one another in the Sharpsville Cemetery. A "John Simons" according to county cemetery records is buried there in an unmarked grave. This is likely John Simmons.

John T. Simmons and Edith Crousore had the following children:

75 i. Calvin Simmons, born abt Aug 1850, Center Twp., Howard Co., Indiana; married Sarah Aspaugh, 21 Feb 1869, Tipton Co., Indiana.

ii. Egbert\Robert Simmons was born in May 1852 in Kokomo, Jerome Twp., Howard Co., Indiana.^167,169

76 iii. Roswell Curwood Simmons, born 3 Dec 1853, Howard Co., Indiana; married Eva Pauline Platt, 25 Apr 1875; died 18 Sep 1899.

77 iv. Hester Jane Simmons, born Nov 1855, Kokomo, Jerome Twp., Howard Co., Indiana; married Joseph D. Plake, 4 Feb 1874, Tipton Co., Indiana; died abt 11 Jun 1939, Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana.

78 v. Ama Jimima Simmons, born 25 Jan 1858, Howard Co., Indiana; married Dr. James Crail, 14 Sep 1882, Tipton, Tipton Co., Indiana; died 4 Jan 1931, Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana.

vi. Child Simmons was born between 1860 and 1870 in Howard Co., Indiana.¹⁶⁵

vii. Child Simmons was born between 1860 and 1870 in Howard Co., Indiana.¹⁶⁵

79 viii. Emma Simmons, born abt 1862, Howard Co., Indiana; married James Simmons, abt 1875, Howard Co., Indiana; died abt 1929, Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana.

80 ix. Samuel M. Simmons, born Jun 1864, Howard Co., Indiana; married Dolly Henderson, 24 Sep 1887, Tuscola Co., Michigan; died bef 1920, Michigan.

81 x. Charles H. Simmons, born abt 1868, Sharpsville, Tipton Co., Indiana; married Allie J. Fort, 14 May 1888, Marion Co., Indiana; died 2 Apr 1943, Sharpsville, Tipton Co., Indiana.

82 xi. John W. Simmons, born Jun 1873, Sharpsville, Tipton Co., Indiana; married Antonina Del Rosario, abt 30 Jun 1903, The Philippine Islands; died 15 Sep 1909, The Philippine Islands.

71. William Crousore^170–171 (Jacob-3, John-2, Nicholas-1) was born about 1832 in Rush Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁰¹ He died on 26 Apr 1906 at the age of 74 in Woodward Co., Oklahoma Territory, United States.¹⁷⁰ William Crousore was probably born in Rush County, Indiana about 1832. [This year is consistant with his given age on various documents in his pension file.] He resided on his parents' farms in Rush, Delaware and Howard Counties until he enlisted in the 130th Indiana Volunteer Infantry in 1863 and returned to the family farm after the war.
William married widow Mary Browning Lewis in 1866. They had three children, Charles, George and Ida Mae. Mary brought to the family four children from her first marriage to Moses Lewis, John, Isaac, Sarah and Amy.
By 1873 William had relocated his family to McPherson Co., Kansas. This included his parents and young cousin, Albert Pugh. Mary died sometime prior to 1874; possibly during childbirth in 1872. The 1874-75 Assessment for McPherson Co. showed the William 'Crousoar' household with 1 male over 21, 2 males under 21 and 2 females under 21.

The 1874/5 assessment and 1875 McPherson Co. census bring up questions as to the make up of William's household. If the four children in the 1874/5 assessment were the youngest four in William's care [Amy Lewis and the three Crousore youngsters: Charles, George and Ida Mae] then his three eldest step-children [John, Isaac and Sarah Lewis] may have been enroute from Indiana. The 1875 state census further complicates matters as John Lewis and Ida Mae Crousore are missing from the household.

William was among the residents of McPherson Co. whose names appeared on a Certificate of Levy of School Tax for District #15 dated 13 August 1874 and again on 12 August 1875.

William was 5'6" tall with light complexion, red hair and blue eyes. He could not read or write.

William Crousore served as a private with Company A, 130th Indiana Infantry. He enlisted on 14 December 1863 at Kokomo, Indiana for a three year term. While serving in the Atlanta Campaign on about 20 July 1864 [shortly before the Battle of Jonesboro], Crousore was shot in the right foot. The wound caused him pain for the rest of his life and disabled him with paralysis of the right side. The 130th was in action at Kingston, NC on about 8 April 1865, where he received a wound in the right ankle. [In some of the documents in his pension file, this wound is referred to as being "alleged."] There are also references to a wound in his left knee. William was mustered out on 2 December 1865 at Indianapolis, but had been home on furlough since 2 November. William suffered total paralysis of his right side from head to foot from about 1879 on. He frequently had to be carted to his medical examinations in a wagon lined with a feather bed. He had to be helped, as one doctor put it, with "calls to nature."
William Crousore's pension file offers a good accounting of his whereabouts during the last 40 years of his life.

21 November 1870: Kokomo, Howard Co., Indiana [applied for pension, right foot swollen with soreness and tenderness]
13 February & 8 April 1871: Howard Co., Indiana
5 April 1873: Peabody, Mason Co., Kansas
8 April 1873: Lindsborg, McPherson Co., Kansas
7 & 24 January 1876: McPherson, McPherson Co., Kansas
11 April 1878: Sun City, Barber Co., Kansas
27 July 1881: Pineville, McDonald Co., Missouri
22 August 1881: Seligman, Barry Co., Missouri
13 May 1886: Byers City, Meade Co., Kansas
11 April 1888: Beaver, Neutral Strip, Indian Territory [Okla. Panhandle]
12 July 1890: Beaver, Neutral Strip, Indian Territory [Okla. Panhandle]
19 July 1890: Bluff City, Harper Co., Kansas
21 October & 2 December 1891: Bluff City, Harper Co., Kansas
12 July 1893: Seventh Co., Oklahoma Territory [Neutral Strip]
30 March 1897: Woodward Co., Oklahoma Territory
13 September 1899: Moscow, Woodward Co., Oklahoma Territory
11 August 1903: Moscow, Woodward Co., Oklahoma Territory [received $12 per month, paralysis of right leg, hard of hearing.]

Following his death on 26 April 1906, William was buried in the military section of Elwood Cemetery, Woodward Co., Oklahoma Territory [Sec. 1 Block 44 Space 4]. His marker reads "Wm. Crowsore - Co. A - Ind. Inf."

William Crousore and Mary Browning were married on 18 Mar 1866 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁷² Mary Browning¹⁷³, daughter of William Browning and Sarah Evelyn Compton, was born circa 1834 in Ohio.¹⁷⁴ She died in 1872–1873 at the age of 38 in Probably Indiana or Kansas.¹⁷³ The exact date of Mary's death has not been found. Her youngest child, Ida Mae, was born in 1872 and there was no female over 21 in the family in the 1874-75 assessment for McPherson Co., Kansas. Therefore, Mary could have died from complications during childbirth in 1872, died during the trip to Kansas or shortly after the Crousores arrived in Kansas.

William Crousore and Mary Browning had the following children:

i. Charles "Charlie" Crousore was born on 28 Jan 1867 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁷⁵ He died on 7 Jun 1935 at the age of 68 in La Junta, Otero, Colorado, United States.¹⁷⁵

ii. George Crousore was born on 28 Sep 1868 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁷⁵ He died on 16 Nov 1947 at the age of 79 in La Junta, Otero, Colorado, United States.¹⁷⁵

iii. Ida Mae Crousore was born on 6 May 1872 in Howard Co., Indiana, United States.¹⁷⁵ She died on 10 Jun 1946 at the age of 74 in Kutch, Elbert, Colorado, United States.¹⁷⁵

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107. Nicholas Reel, 1840 US Federal, Madison, IN, unk, p. 192; National Archives micropublication M704, 88.

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159. Edith Crousore tombstone, Sharpsville Cemetery, Sharpsville, Tipton Co., Indiana (); Terry Prall, 2000.

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The Crousore Family, Part II

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