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Seeking Crull's

jasonkrintz — 2012-05-29 01:07:19Z

I'm looking for my long lost cousin's. Mark, Lance and Steve Crull. Their dad was Willard D. Crull of the Us Marine corp. If you know of these people and know how to get a hold of them Please send me a email or have them email me at: debbsizemore@ilines.net

Thank you, Debbie

Re: Anthony Crull in Seneca Falls, NY 1860

c93ja — 2012-03-25 00:48:10Z

if there any crull please write to me at c93ja@yahoo.com or to find out about more crull my mom is a crull i am from seneca falls allso i would like to know about any crull from the past as far as you can go allso anthony crull please get back to me or tell me how i can call you to find out what you went to know about the crulls or you may be in my family any write me at c93ja@yahoo.com thank you get back to me any one

Re: Anthony Crull in Seneca Falls, NY 1860

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Re: Anthony Crull in Seneca Falls, NY 1860

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Re: Anthony Crull in Seneca Falls, NY 1860

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Re: Anthony Crull in Seneca Falls, NY 1860

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Re: Anthony Crull in Seneca Falls, NY 1860

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Re: Anthony Crull in Seneca Falls, NY 1860

c93ja — 2012-03-25 00:36:19Z

my mom name is crull and we are from seneca falls tell me if there a phone to caall you get back to me

Re: Anthony Crull in Seneca Falls, NY 1860

xingguard — 2011-05-03 14:41:54Z

Also, I have found that Anthony had a brother named Alfred (lots of Civil War Records on him), and their parents were Anthony Crull and Lucinda Hosier. Anthony, the father, died 17 Mar 1845 per Seneca County Coroners Inquisition. Died from exposure, froze to death along tow path of canal. But no listing of who his father or mother were.

CRULL Raymond H - Vietnam Wall section 12W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-07 04:32:27Z

CRULL Raymond H - Vietnam Wall section 12W

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 220,673 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Anthony Crull in Seneca Falls, NY 1860

xingguard — 2011-04-06 05:33:53Z

I am trying to find any further information on these ancestors: Anthony Crull b. abt 1824 in NY, wife: Margaret Crull b. abt. 1816 in NY and daughter Martha b. 1854. This is the only census I can find on them. Martha Crull was married to a James Brown by the 1880 Census. I found a lot of Crull families living in Clarence, Erie, NY that seems as though they are probably related and am wondering if Anthony fits in with them. The heads of the families are: George and Jane, John and Barbara, William and Rebecca; David and wife (can't remember name!). If anyone has any further info on Anthony, would love to hear from you.

Washington State Crull family

cbarger200 — 2011-03-16 00:43:39Z

I am looking for information on the Crull family who came from Illinios to Missouri and then settled in Washington state. My 3rd Great Grandmother was Emily Crull. She was the Daughter of Abraham and Jane Marlatt Crull. There were several Children in which I have some information, but would really love to put pictures to the names. There is alot of speculation on the trees I see relating to Emily Crull but no sourcing. PLease, if anyone can help shine some light, I would apreciate it. Emily was born in 1850 Mercer, Ill. Her family started west and was first seen in Walla Walla Washington in the 1860's where she married William Kinney. She is shown on Censes up to 1880 and then nothing. The cemetery records show no burials for Emily Kinney and state archive show no record of a death for Emily Kinney. There is however an Emily Crull who married a Homer Barry in 1935 - this however would make her 84 yrs old. Not completely unheard of, but questionable. The family seem to have moved on from the area. Where I do not know.

Re: Kansas Crulls

cacshantih — 2010-10-31 07:32:58Z

I have tons of info about Charles Monroe Crull, his wife Alma Augusta Bosworth, and their children Gertrude Elizabeth, Lena L, Mattie E, Emma Fay, Roy Charles, Elmer E, Alta F, and Frank Claude. This family has had all of their names muttled and mixed in nearly every census they are in but I have them straighted out!

Emma Fay is the birth mother of my grandfather, Otto J Penner. He was adopted (I have a copy of his adoption papers) in Kansas City, Kansas by Otto and Martha Penner and immediately moved to St. Louis, MO. I am still looking for the death dates and locations for some of them, and I have the marriage info for the girls who married; none of the boys did.

I hope this list is still active and that this information will help someone.
Cathy Champion

CRULL Dale A CW4 1968 179th ASSHC Morris IL

t42Holloway_ParkerCoTX — 2010-09-02 10:33:42Z

CRULL Dale A CW4 1968 179th ASSHC Morris IL

I photographed this Plaque in the Camp Holloway, Vietnam Memorial replica at Vietnam Memorial, Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,495 photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Benjamin/Elizabeth (Custer) Crull

mwedell — 2010-01-22 04:54:21Z

I don't have any documentation that shows where they were born or if they were Dunkards. Please e-mail me at wedell@skypoint.com. I may have some documentation that might help you.

Re: Benjamin/Elizabeth (Custer) Crull

jokester239 — 2010-01-21 21:39:41Z

Elizabeth Custer who married Benjamin Crull is a daughter of my ggg/gf Paul Custer. Can you pinpoint where in Montgomery Co, Oh Elizabeth was born? My gg/gf Solomon Custer, a brother of Elizabeth, is listed in records as being born in 1816 in Montgomery Co, OH, 7 miles west of Dayton. Could the Crulls and Custers have been members of the Old Order Brethren or Dunkards and would these members live in close proximity to each other? Thank you! Jo

Michael Crull, b. 1822 Ohio

Roger Rhoads — 2009-12-08 21:09:51Z

I'm the go-to guy on Rhodes families in early Montgomery, Darke and Miami Co., OH, and this man is listed a number of times as being the son of Margaret Rhodes and Michael Crull. There is only one Margaret Rhodes in that part of Ohio including Miami Co. where supposedly he was born. She was born 1802-03 in Montgomery Co. and married Joseph French in 1824 in Montgomery Co. There is no record of a marriage to a Margaret Rhodes and Michael Crull in Ohio in that era. Note that it is possible that she gave birth to Michael without being married and then his father died prior to 1824 when she formally married another man. Other than the obit of grandson Calvin Marion Crull that his grandparents were Michael Crull and Margaret Rhodes, is there any other evidence of this parentage?

Re: Crulls, Indiana and Kansas

cacshantih — 2009-07-27 08:11:28Z

Barbara,

Are you still researching Crulls in Kansas? I have Charles Monroe CRULL married to Alma Augusta BOSWORTH on 06 Jul 1873 in Greenwood, KS with the following children:
Gertrude Elizabeth CRULL SHOFFER
Lena L CRULL SAMPLE
Mattie E CRULL SCHWINT
Emma F CRULL
Roy Charles CRULL
Ruth Myrtle CRULL
Elmer E CRULL
Alta F CRULL DONAVAN

You can email me at cacshantih@sbcglobal.net or call 314 422 5494. Cathy Champion

Re: Henry Crulls of Hamilton County Indiana

RRhoads7337 — 2009-07-22 19:51:12Z

Sorry about the delay in answering as I was in Noblesville, IN, doing genie work the past two days. I, too, have debated with myself as to which family Henry and Henry Pfaff belonged to. I can only say that in 1840 Henry and Esther were in Noblesville Twp., and in 1850 after Henry's death Ester Bowman Crull was still there. Henry Crull was in Wayne Twp., Hamilton Co., IN, just a short distance east. Henry Pfaff in the same year was in White River Twp., Hamilton Co., IN, a further distance to the northwest. Distance, in my opinion, means relationship. Therefore, Henry being closer to Esther in 1850 would be her son. Slim evidence, but that's it. As for Henry Pfaff Crull, I do not know who he belongs to.

Re: Henry Crulls of Hamilton County Indiana

lguzman166 — 2009-07-18 00:32:46Z

I am related to the Henry at Hobbs. Do you have proof that he is the son of Henry and Esther? His death certificate does not list his parents and I was unable to find an obit. I have also heard of Henry Phaff as Henry and Esther's son, but his death certificate also does not list his parents. If my Henry is Henry and Esther's son, whose son is the other Henry?

Re: Henry Crulls of Hamilton County Indiana

Roger Rhoads — 2009-07-15 18:49:43Z

Henry Crull, s/o Henry and Esther, (16 Apr 1820 - 27 Sep 1894) m. Lucy (Lydia) Sanders in 1847 in Tipton Co., IN. she died rather quickly, and he m. Mary Elizabeth (Elizabeth) Gregory (07 Apr 1829, NC - 28 Nov 1907)in 1849. Both are buried in Hobbs Cemetery, Hobbs, Tipton Co., IN. You can follow the two Henrys around the census in that Henry Pfaff Crull m. Elizabeth Davis Lennen who was born in OH.

Fay Frank Crull

JIWelsch — 2009-06-15 16:01:25Z

LETTS, Iowa -- Fay Frank Crull, 72, Letts, died Sunday, Jan. 12, 2003, at the Colonial Manor Care Center, Columbus Junction.

Memorial services are at the Stacy-Lewis Funeral Home, Columbus Junction. The Rev. Prince Swanickan will officiate. A private burial will be held at a later date.

Mr. Crull was born Sept. 11, 1930, in Fredonia, the son of Guy and Mildred Jacobs Crull. He married Joyce Hafner Nov. 30, 1952, in Letts.

He served in the U.S. Army in the 147th Infantry Division and the 136th Infantry Tank Company during the Korean War.

After the service he worked in machinery sales at J.I. Case Company for several years and in 1960 he began farming with Byron Hafner. He sold seed corn for DeKalb and became a district salesman. He also owned and operated the C&M Body Shop for 23 years.

He was a member of Letts United Methodist Church and the Masonic Lodge.

He enjoyed fishing, hunting, racing, sports and time with family. He was involved in Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts, the Booster Club, Women's softball coaching and helped organize the Junction Entertainers.

Survivors include his wife; a son, David Crull and his wife, Mary, of Letts; daughters, Lori Wolfe and her husband, Brian, and Kathleen Muller and her husband, Lynn, all of Muscatine; six grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; six step-grandchildren; a half-uncle, Marvin Crull and his wife, Lotty, of Mount Pleasant; and several cousins. He was preceded in death by his parents.

Henry Crulls of Hamilton County Indiana

lguzman166 — 2009-04-08 13:46:26Z

I am confused as to which Henry Crull is the son of Henry and Esther Crull. There are two Henry Crulls about the same age in Hamilton/Tipton counties at the same time. To confuse the matter more they are both married to women named Elizabeth (one Davis, one Gregory). I know which one I am related to, but which one is Henry and Esther's son?

Bence Family from OH

StacySlateHoward — 2009-01-07 17:21:05Z

I am the great-granddaughter of Susan Crull Bence. Susan was born 1860 in Ohio she died 1924 in Oklahoma. She married Frank Bence who was a doctor and we think that she was a nurse. We have no other information on her parents or sibilings. I would be greatful for any help. Thanks Stacy

Re: Kansas Crulls

xoxo__proud — 2008-07-28 05:45:21Z

I have a John H. Crull born abt. 1861 in Indiana. Parents were Gabriel (b. abt. 1837 in Indiana) and Nancy Little (b. 12-25-1835 in Wayne, Indiana & d. 1-24-1912 in Elwood, Indiana). Nancy's parents were Peter (b. 1811 in NC) and Mary Ann Waymire (b. 1813 in SC?). He was living in Linn, Kansas in 1910 with Jacob Little (Uncle) and Mary Ann Little (wife of Jacob)

Re: Crull/Utt

GpaCrull69 — 2008-07-25 22:11:14Z

These Crull and Utts are mine. Genealogy runs from David and Nancy Ann Bennett Crull by way of Jemina Crull Utt. Sister to my Charles Crull of Rosedale Illinois.
cooncreek@irtc.net

Marty Crull

Re: Riley Rosetta Crull picture

lguzman166 — 2007-05-16 15:02:47Z

Is there any way I can get a copy of this picture? Eva Marie Crull is my great great grandmother. My e-mail is lguzman@fit.edu

Re: Aaron Riley Crull

lguzman166 — 2007-05-07 19:18:01Z

Could I also get a copy of Henry Crull's picture? My line is Henry Crull, Aaron Riley Crull, Eva Marie Crull Musselman, Rosetta Louise Musselman Partain Swinford, Donald Eugene Partain, Ronald Partain, and then me (Linda Partain Guzman). My e-mail address is lguzman@fit.edu

Re: Aaron Riley Crull

lguzman166 — 2007-05-07 19:13:48Z

Is there anyway I can get a copy of the picture of Aaron Riley Crull and Rosetta. They are my great great great grandparents. I descend from their daughter Eva Marie Crull Musselman through her daughter Rosetta Louise Musselman. I have Riley and Rosetta's obit, but no pictures. Thank you for any assistance...

CRULL DNA

GpaCrull69 — 2006-11-17 21:29:19Z

Bruce, have you considered or already joined our Crull DNA research? If not give Bob Crull a message at the CRULL DNA website. If we all, all of us Crull's that is, get involved, we can get this down to a few generations and not 12 to 500 generations.
Thanks.
Marty Crull

Mary Sipe of PA.

hitchheick — 2006-08-11 01:34:56Z

Martin S. Crull was born in Newberry Township, York Co., Penn., July 6, 1841, and is the eldest of the two children born to John and Lydia (Shelley) Crull, natives of York County, Penn., and of English and German descent. The father followed farming until 1856, then engaged in the mercantile business until 1861, when he enlisted in the United States army for two years. The hardships and exposure undermined his health, which he never recovered. He died July 17, 1876. Martin S. remained on the farm until he was seventeen years of age, when he assisted his father in the mercantile business until 1862, when he purchased his father’s stock of goods and continued the business until 1876. He enlisted in the army; was mustered in Company B, Two Hundredth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, in the fall of 1864, and served till the close of the war in the Third Division, Ninth Corps. He took part in the battles of Spring Hill, Fort Steadman, Petersburg, was mustered out at Fort Ellsworth, Va., May 26, 1865, and discharged June 5, 1865. He was married to Mary Sipe in 1861. They have eight children: Henrietta, Grant, Clara J., Abraham S., Cecelia, Josephine, Daisy and Ada. In 1875 Mr. Croll removed to his present fine farm of 130 acres. For sixteen years he held the office of postmaster in Newberrytown.

Taken from the book, “History of York County, Illustrated 1886” by John Gibson, Historical Editor

Martin S. Crull of Penn.

hitchheick — 2006-07-06 03:57:57Z

Martin S. Crull

Martin S. Crull was born in Newberry Township, York Co., Penn., July 6, 1841, and is the eldest of the two children born to John and Lydia (Shelley) Crull, natives of York County, Penn., and of English and German descent. The father followed farming until 1856, then engaged in the mercantile business until 1861, when he enlisted in the United States army for two years. The hardships and exposure undermined his health, which he never recovered. He died July 17, 1876. Martin S. remained on the farm until he was seventeen years of age, when he assisted his father in the mercantile business until 1862, when he purchased his father’s stock of goods and continued the business until 1876. He enlisted in the army; was mustered in Company B, Two Hundredth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, in the fall of 1864, and served till the close of the war in the Third Division, Ninth Corps. He took part in the battles of Spring Hill, Fort Steadman, Petersburg, was mustered out at Fort Ellsworth, Va., May 26, 1865, and discharged June 5, 1865. He was married to Mary Sipe in 1861. They have eight children: Henrietta, Grant, Clara J., Abraham S., Cecelia, Josephine, Daisy and Ada. In 1875 Mr. Croll removed to his present fine farm of 130 acres. For sixteen years he held the office of postmaster in Newberrytown.

Taken from the book, “History of York County, Illustrated 1886” by John Gibson, Historical Editor

Peter Michael Crull Family

ErickLee58 — 2006-06-18 11:40:19Z

Re: Jacob Crull

texan — 2006-05-06 01:58:32Z

I'm researching a Benjamin Crull who followed a similar path. Could there be a connection between Jacob and Benjamin?

Benjamin was born about 1820 in Pennsylvania. In 1847 he married Mary Ann Bay in Wayne County, Ohio. By the 1870 census, Benjamin and Mary Ann were in Henry County, Illinois with four of their children. They were still in Henry County in the 1880 census.

What is Benjamin's connection to Jacob Crull?

Re: Jacob Crull

texan — 2006-05-06 01:58:32Z

Lawrence E. Crull, Huntington IN

bambi838 — 2006-03-26 19:00:38Z

I found a photo of Lawrence at an antique store in Litchfield IL. It appears to be his high school graduation picture taken in 1897. It is in great condition. I paid $3.00 for it and would like to return it to family for cost. You can contact me direct a dianahorton@msn.com .

Susan Crull

grammy0304 — 2006-02-06 19:08:35Z

I am looking for my great-grandmother and her family. Her name is Susan Crull born February 1860in Ohio. She married Frank Bence they moved to Oklahoma were they are both buriedIf anyone has any information on her or her family please let me know thank you Stacy

Re: George Crull Sarah Conner

frankdillman — 2005-10-30 15:21:44Z

Judith,
I read of your post and I am looking for a Sarah E. Crull Dillman b. 27Aug1859 d. 19Dec1927 and I believe is buried in the Waggoner Cemetery. Your post mentioned a Sarah Jane b 27Mar1842. In 1910 Sarah E., age 50, and John W. Dillman, age 46, were enumerated "Sara" living on Kennedy's Valley Road; they m 1904. Sarah E. and John W. Dillman were enumerated in 1920; I am unable to find either of them in 1930. What is interesting about Sarah's husband, John W., (possibly my g.gf) he is enumerated in 1910 as in his third marriage. The John Dillman I am looking for may have been married twice in Brooklyn, NY.
Do you know of Sarah E. Crull Dillman and or her husband, John W. Dillman?
Thank you very much Frank Dillman

Obit for: Dale Edward Crull age 65

Obit_Lady — 2005-10-22 16:24:40Z

DALE EDWARD ''TASH'' CRULL Age 65 of Hobart, Indiana, passed away on Thursday, December 2, 2004 at his home surrounded by his loving family. He is survived by his loving wife, Becky (nee Arnold) Crull; 3 daughters, Debbie (Joel) Grabe of Butler, Pennsylvania, Amy (Ted) Musick of Hobart, Amanda Arnold (fiancee Steve Pundrich III) of Lake Station; 8 grandchildren including Anthony Dale, John Michael, Christopher Lee Kopas all of Cranberry, Pennsylvania, Stephanie Linn Sleigher of Butler, Pennsylvania, Jace Edward, Alex Rey, Nathan Dale Music all of Hobart, Stephen Thomas Pundrich IV of Lake Station mother, Leona Ruth Hanlon of Roanoke, Virginia; sister, Diane (Ray) Crampton of Troutville, Virginia; many nieces and nephews, numerous other family and friends too many to mention. He was preceded in death by his dad, Richard Hanlon and in-laws, Albert Sr. and Paula Arnold. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, December 7, 2004 at 10:00 a.m. at the Calumet Park Funeral Chapel with burial in Calumet Park Cemetery. Pastor Lonnie Lawson will be officiating. The visitation will be held on Monday, December 6, 2004 from 3-8 p.m. at Calumet Park Funeral Chapel, 7535 Taft Street in Merrillville, (219)736-5840. A Vietnam Veterans Memorial Service will be held on Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Calumet Park Funeral Chapel. Dale "Tash" was very proud to be a Vietnam United States Navy Veteran, Vice-President of the Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter #285, VFW Post #9323 Lake Station member, Life Member and Past-President of AVMRA of Indiana, American Legion Post #260 of Portage member, White Stone Ministries Church, former member of the Porter County H.O.G., CMA, ABATE. Dale will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved him In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to wife Becky and will be greatly appreciated. www.calumetparkcemetery. com
Published in the Post-Tribune from 12/4/2004 - 12/5/2004.

No relation to the deceased

Levi Crull obit

2005-09-27 05:42:11Z

Independent Enterprise
Payette, Idaho
January 9, 1936

VALLEY PIONEER BURIED WEDNESDAY

Sunday night marked the end of the trail for one of the valley's pioneers, Levi Crull, who came to this county 26 years ago to take up a homestead on the Oregon Slope. Mr. Crull has been ill only a few days and died Sunday evening in the Little Flower hospital in Weiser, of bronchial pneumonia. Funeral services were held in Weiser Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 and interment was in the Hillcrest cemetery there.
His only living relative is a daughter, Mrs. F. R. Lunger of Weiser.

George Crull

ACrull5651 — 2005-08-07 02:23:37Z

Joy
Nice to see some Crulls I can relate to.
George, b. 3-1-1777 in York, PA was the son of John and Deborah Britton Kroll. His wife, Sarah Conner, b. 6-16-1801 was the dau. of Thomas and Catharine Conner.

Crull family

2005-07-24 03:08:06Z

I am searching for a Christina Crull....born in Illinois...Mother's name was Bunny....thanks. leisa

Re: Washington State CRULL family

WTREBOR96 — 2005-04-23 19:56:48Z

I have crull relatives living in stevens & ferry counties
during this time period

Alfred Emmett and Flora Addaline Boyd

Larry_Leighton — 2005-02-22 08:04:45Z

My grandmother (Jeannette Lillian Boyd) was born to Flora Addaline Crull in 1909. According to the 1880 census, Flora was head of household in the Village of Silvas, Rock Island County, IL.

Children living with her then were Harold S (18), Fay B (16), Nete (Newton) E (13), and my grandmother. My grandmother said Flora died of consumption later that same year (1920).

Grandma said her mom was married to ALFRED EMMETT BOYD in Grant City, MO. Although I'm just getting started on this side of my lineage, I am getting no where trying to find Alfred. He was supposed to have several brothers and sisters, but the only ones in Grandma's notes are George, Will, and Tom.

Any help greatly appreciated. Larry

Alfred and Flora CRULL

Larry_Leighton — 2005-02-21 05:37:52Z

My grandmother (Jeannette Lillian Boyd) was born to Flora Addaline Crull in 1909. According to the 1880 census, Flora was head of household in the Village of Silvas, Rock Island County, IL.

Children living with her then were Harold S (18), Fay B (16), Nete (Newton) E (13), and my grandmother. My grandmother said Flora died of consumption later that same year (1920).

Grandma said her mom was married to Alfred Emmett Boyd in Grant City, MO. Although I'm just getting started on this side of my lineage, I am getting no where trying to find Alfred. He was supposed to have several brothers and sisters, but the only ones in Grandma's notes are George, Will, and Tom.

Any help greatly appreciated. Larry

Re: CRULL - ROHRER

2005-01-31 06:45:17Z

Just a suggestion..... contacted Donald Grossman. He has a wealth of data on Crulls.. grossman10@yahoo.com He just might be able to help you locate Catherine Crull b: 1813.
Joan

Crull/Cline Indiana

fairchip1 — 2004-12-23 18:19:52Z

Do you have any info on Jacob Crull, listed in 1860 Census, Noblesville Twp, Hamilton Co.? b. abt. 1823 in IN m. Eunice?? E. Cline. Children: Henry, Sanford, Martha.

Re: Benjamin/Elizabeth (Custer) Crull

GCrull6505 — 2004-12-20 15:13:21Z

Yes, I have information on this family. I've printed off your information to compare to what I have in my files. I will contact you when I've reviewed your information so that we can discuss this line in depth and your relationship to the CRULL line.

Re: Peter Michael Crull Family

GCrull6505 — 2004-12-20 15:13:21Z

Erick,

I am a direct descendant of Jacob/Hannah (Booher) Crull. Been researching this Crull family line for over 30 yrs. Have a lot of information.

Definately interested in hearing more of your connection back to Hester (Esther?) Crull that I have marrying Joshua Lammott 11 Feb 1841 Wayne Co IN.

Re: Rebecca Crull Family - Hamilton Co IN

GCrull6505 — 2004-12-20 15:13:21Z

I know there were some Crull's in MO and KS. I have reviewed my Hamilton Co IN material, of which I have a lot, but find nothing on a Rebecca Crull born there nor in my genealogical database. Not to say she WASN'T born in Hamilton Co. May be an unpublished record or one I've missed. Since her father JACOB is a common given name in the family it would be helpful if you know Jacob's wife's name. I'm fairly sure your Rebecca is part of mine line as were LOTS of Crull's in Hamilton Co IN from 1830's-mid 1900's. I might be able to help further if you have some more information on your line.

You can correspond at length with me at my private e-mail address: GCrull@Juno.com.