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CRISSEY Harry E Jr - Vietnam Wall section 7E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-08 23:21:36Z

CRISSEY Harry E Jr - Vietnam Wall section 7E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,290 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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Re: Crissey

Alwayslooking53 — 2012-01-07 07:15:38Z

I am pleased that you answered an old post, King Crissey Brittingham is my grandfather's nephew, the son of his sister Georgia. I am very interest in sharing with you about our ancestory.

Re: Crissey

crystal_lynn0171 — 2012-01-02 22:27:59Z

Hello,
I know both of your posts are pretty old but my grandfather was Crissey King Brittingham, Georgia Crissey's Son. If you have any information please email me at crystallynn0171@gmail.com

Re: CRISSEY, William Stoddart/d

dianalight_2 — 2011-12-16 16:50:26Z

For anyone interested in contacting me regarding the message regarding CRISSEY, William Stoddart/d, my email address has changed: diana.light@rocketmail.com

Stephen & Ebenezer Crissey

ecrissey — 2011-03-19 14:17:12Z

I was recently at the OCGS going through their records and I saw a file from Helen Predmore and a page from Elizabeth Crissey-VanDuzer's Bible link Stephen Crissey as a son of Ebenezer Crissey and Sarah Smith.

I'm trying to find any kind of birth/death/marriage/will/deed records that would confirm this connection.

Thanks in advance for any information you can provide,
Ed

Re: John Crissey NY/NJ

Alwayslooking53 — 2010-05-21 18:32:06Z

Hello,
Yes I am still very interested in Juhn Crissey, he was my gr-gr grandfather. I have been in touch with, I believe, your uncle Ron. I looks like, from some of the pictures you have, that you have been in contact with him as well. I am a little more than courious as to where you found the name Stephen as the name of his father. It is quite possible but I have never been able to make the connection. There are also a couple other intries on your tree that I am interested in. Please contact me at Alwayslooking53@yahoo.com
Thank You, Laura

Re: John Crissey NY/NJ

ecrissey — 2010-05-21 12:02:27Z

Don't know if you're still research John Crissey since this message is 5 years old. John is my gr-gr-gr-grandfather. If you are, we can share our information.
Thanks, Ed

CRISSEY, William Stoddart/d

dianaklight — 2009-05-15 19:27:57Z

According to my CRISSEY research, the information (both from his obituary and the Elwell Crissey history, Horse Preacher, Blue Water Publ., 1989) that William Stoddart/d CRISSEY was orphaned in 1818 is incorrect. Only his father, Stoddard, died. The following support the fact that his mother, Sarah Ann CRISSEY, survived:

1819, Abstract of Book 1 & Book A Probate Record, 1791-1826, Hamilton Co., Ohio, p. 452 - Stoddart CRISSEY decd. Admrs. Sarah Ann CRISSEY & William T. CRISSEY, Bond $1600.

1819, October, Cincinnati City Directory - CRISSEY, Mrs. Sarah Ann, seamstress; CRISSEY, William T., druggist

1820, 6 June, Cincinnati Advertiser - Notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against the Estate of STODDARD CRISSEY, deceased, that they present the same within one year duly proven for settlement; and all persons indebted to the Estate will please to pay the same without delay. WM. TM. CRISSEY, Adm'r. SARAH ANN CRISSEY, Adm'x., May 23d 1820.

1825, Cincinnati Directory - CRISSEP, Sarah Ann, seamstress, Walnut, betw. 5th and 6th, Con. [Connecticut]

1831, Cincinnati Directory - CRISSY, Sarah Ann Mrs.

1842, Cincinnati Directory - CRISSEY, Mrs. Sarah Ann, bds. [boards] T. [Thomas] Richardson

1843, Cincinnati Directory - CRISSEY, Mrs. Sarah Ann, bds. T. Richardson
1854, October 1, Cincinnati Times - On Monday evening, October 1st, after a long and serious illness, Mrs. Nancy Richardson, wife of Thomas Richardson, aged 45 years and 5 months. Her friends are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from the residence, 182 Linn Street, on Wednesday, 3d inst., at 3 o'clock p.m.

1855, August 9, Cincinnati Times - On Thursday morning, August 9th, at 6 o'clock of bilious diarrhea, Sarah Ann Crissey, in the 70th year of her age. Funeral will take place from the residence of her son-in-law Thomas Richardson, No. 182 Linn Street, between Catherine and Clark Streets, tomorrow at 2 o'clock p.m. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

[Nancy Crissey and Thomas Richardson's daughter, Sarah Ann, was the wife of Jacob D. SHUTT. They lived across the river in Covington, KY. For several years after his wife's and mother-in-law's death, Thomas, a carpenter and builder, was in the lumber business with Jacob.]

Sarah Ann Crissey, Nancy and Thomas Richardson, Sarah Ann Shutt, and others are buried at Spring Grove Cemetery in section 73, lot 10, belonging to Margaret A. Peale. Margaret is Sarah Ann and Stoddart/d's youngest daughter and Nancy Richardson's aunt. Margaret was married to Samuel Peale. They are my GGGPs. One of their sons, William Crissey Peale, was my GGF. Stoddard Crissey is not listed among those buried at Spring Grove and I have not been able to locate him elsewhere. People familiar with Cincinnati gravesites have suggested that his burial ground may have been lost to downtown construction.

To any who are interested in this branch of the family, I invite you to email me at: diana@lightassoc.com.

Diana Light
Irvine, CA

Hannah Wilmot m. David Crissey in CT

EllenBaker80 — 2009-04-19 02:19:39Z

HI,

Just wanted to post this connection that I was able to find,
thanks to a fellow researcher. It looks like all the siblings married but still little interest in this family.

David Crissey m. Hannah Wilmot

Children:

Jemima m. ? Fairchild
Mary m. Joseph Loomis
Naomi m. Daniel Potter
Preserved m. Rachel Kellogg
Israel m. Alice Woodruff
Liberty m. ? Brainard
Hannah m. Levi Dean
Asenath "Sena" m. Ira Mudge (my line)
Phineas (Don't know if he married or not)

From my family Asenath's name got garbled, and we had
Lucena "Sena" ? for her. Complicating matters she used
her knick-name Sena to name one of her daughters and not
her full name.

This family seems to have moved from New Haven Co., CT, to
Litchfield Co, CT to Otsego Co., NY quite fast, and thus why researchers had trouble finding some of the branches. David Crissey was a farmer as was his sons.

The book that was found, just happens to follow the men, in
this family, which is David and his son, Preserved, Israel and Phineas. Luckily, it also knew who the girls married too! The book is Annals of Winchester, on pg. 270

Ellen Baker
Washington State

Sylvanus Crissey, d. 24 June 1830 Bedford, NY

joanie13R — 2009-04-18 17:28:16Z

I am looking for more information about Sylvanus Crissey, who died 24 June 1830 in Bedford, NY. His widow is listed as being Keziah Holmes Crissey. According to his Rev. War pension file, he married Keziah in October of 1779.

It is a bit difficult to track Sylvanus down. Any advice or suggestions on where to look would be welcome.

Re: Crissey, Edwin. Ensign USN

miwinski1 — 2008-06-28 03:52:22Z

I am a relative. My great grandmother Beulah/Bula was born Nov. 1887 to his son (also Edwin, b.1864 Flor.) and his wife (Elva/Elna?). I have already invited you to my tree. Hope I'm not too late ( your message was from 2001). miwinski at comcast dot net.

Re: Ellit Crissey - NJ

Alwayslooking53 — 2008-06-10 22:41:22Z

I find where Ellit Crissey purchased land in Michigan. you can contact me here or at ljensen@inficad.com

Elwell Crissey

stephaniecrissey1 — 2007-06-08 17:47:31Z

Hello: My grandfather was Elwell Crissey from Bloomington, IL; he died sometime in the early 1990s. I don't have much other family information and am hoping to find some here. Many thanks for any help.

Parents of Alexander Crissey

MartinBacon — 2007-03-05 08:53:56Z

It is my understanding that a common naming convention was to name the first born son after the mother's father and the second born after the father's father. The first born daughter was named after the father's mother and the second born after the mother's mother. If this is correct Alexander and Elizabeth's first two sons and daughters are in birth order are Alva, Hester, Sarah and Nathaniel. This would make Alexander's parents Nathaniel and Hester and Elizabeth's Alva and Sara. Both were born about 1812, He in Westchester and she in Dutchess.
In 1810 I found a Nathan Crissey in Bedford and a Nathaniel in Stamford, CT
What I need is is this Nathaniel's wife Hester and did they have a son Alexander?

Requesting date & place of Marriage

2006-12-04 17:41:05Z

JONAS JOHANN CRISSEY with Annie Marie BISBING
married circa 1870 in Westmoreland, Bedford or Somerset Counties.

Does anyone know the marriage date & place of
marriage. Jonas & Marie had 13 children and lived on a 160 acre farm in Friedens, Somerset, PA.

Thank you

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