James Peter Crum

M, #2654, b. 1867, d. 10 February 1956
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FatherLeonard Crum b. 18 Apr 1839, d. a 21 Apr 1910
MotherSusan R Dawes b. Sep 1841, d. 16 Oct 1931
Birth*1867 James Peter Crum was born in 1867 at New JerseyG.1,2,3 
Namesake* James Peter Crum was probably named for James P Crum, his father's brother who died the same year this James was born. 
1870 Census8 July 1870 He appeared on the 1870 Federal Census in the home of his parents, Leonard and Susan.2 
1880 CensusJune 1880 He appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of West Raritan, Hunterdon, NJG in the household of his parents, Leonard Crum and Susan R Dawes.4 
Note* He also was listed in the household of M.W. Young of East Raritan. Perhaps he was helping on the Young's farm during the summer months.5 
1900 Census*8 June 1900 He appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of 424 N 22nd Street, Philadelphia, PAG, enumerated 8 June 1900. His uncle, Joseph H. Crum, was living in the same boarding house. James and his uncle were both metal workers.6 
Marriage*10 October 1914 He married Ada S Horn, daughter of John H. Horn and Sarah Parker, on 10 October 1914. He was 44 and she was 45. It was a first marriage for both. James P. was a carpenter, residing in Brookville, Delaware Township. Ada was residing at 72 N. Main, Lambertville. Officiating was Henry W. Armstrong, St. Andrew's Church, Lambertville.7 
1920 Census*22 January 1920 On 22 January 1920, James and Ada appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Main Street, Stockton, Hunterdon, NJG. He was a self-employed carpenter living in a home he owned free of a mortgage.8 
Reunioncirca 3 November 1924 He and wife attended the Crum Family Reunion hosted by Isaac and Maggie Crum in honor of Isaac's brother, Daniel, who was visiting the East for the first time since moving to Kansas 47 years earlier.9 
Death*10 February 1956 He died on 10 February 1956.1,3 
Burial* He was buried at Mt. Hope Cemetery, Lambertville, Hunterdon, NJG.1,3 

Family: James Peter Crum and Ada S Horn

Last Edited16 Mar 2016

Citations

  1. James P. Crum cemetery marker, in the files of Louise Rorer Rosett, 1005 Stagecoach Rd SE, Albuquerque, NM; marker read by Isabelle C. Rorer.
  2. 1870 U.S. census, Hunterdon NJ, population schedule, Delaware Township, page 142A, dwelling 165, family 176, Leonard Crum: digital image by subscription, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com) (accessed 8 Feb 2010): National Archives microfilm M593-869.
  3. Find a Grave Index 1600's-Current, www.findagrave.com.
  4. 1880 U.S. census, Hunterdon, NJ, population schedule, West Raritan, E.D. 73, page 152.2000, dwelling 344, family 353, Leonard Crum: digital image by subscription, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com) (accessed 28 Feb 2010): National Archives microfilm T9_787.
  5. 1880 U.S. census, Hunterdon, NJ, population schedule, Raritan Township, E.D. 72, page 122C, dwelling 186, family 218, M. W. Young: digital image by subscription, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com) (accessed 25 Jul 2010): National Archives microfilm T9_787.
  6. 1900 U.S. census, Philadelphia, PA, population schedule, Philadelphia Ward 15, E.D. 285, page 8A, dwelling 109, family 156, John Neville: digital image by subscription, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com) (accessed 17 Oct 2009): National Archives microfilm T623_1458.
  7. James P. Crum and Ada S. Horn Certificate of Marriage: microfilm 303, Department of State, Division of Archives and Records, 225 West State Street, P. O. Box 307, Trenton, NJ.
  8. 1920 U.S. census, Hunterdon, NJ, population schedule, Stockton borough, page 1B, dwelling 29, family 29, James P.Crum: digital image by subscription, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com) (accessed 12 Mar 2011): National Archives microfilm T625-1053.
  9. Crum Reunion, Trenton Evening Times, Trenton, NJ, 3 Nov 1924, page 18, www.genealogybank.com (accessed 13 Mar 2016). The newspaper article states that Daniel Crum was visiting from California. The 1920 and 1930 federal census shows he was residing in Kansas in those years. The compiler has not found any evidence he ever lived in CA.

Jason Suydam Crum

M, #2656, b. 18 January 1870, d. 1953
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FatherLeonard Crum b. 18 Apr 1839, d. a 21 Apr 1910
MotherSusan R Dawes b. Sep 1841, d. 16 Oct 1931
Birth*18 January 1870 Jason Suydam Crum was born on 18 January 1870 in Stockton, Hunterdon, NJG.1,2 
1870 Census8 July 1870 He appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Sergeantsville, Delaware Township, Hunterdon, NJG in the household of his parents, Leonard Crum and Susan R Dawes.1 
1880 Census1880 Eleven year old Jason Suydam Crum appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of his great aunt and uncle, Sarah Crum and John White at Delaware Township, Hunterdon, NJG.3 
Probate4 January 1897 He was named heir of Sarah White's estate which was probated on 4 January 1897 at Surrogate's Office, Hunterdon County Courthouse, Flemington, Hunterdon, NJG: $500 to Jason S. Crum "the son of my nephew, Leonard Crum."4 
Marriage*6 November 1909 He married Abbie S. Boehm on 6 November 1909 at Neshanic Reformed Church Parsonage, Neshanic, Somerset, NJG.5,2 
1910 Census*1910 He and Abbie S. Boehm appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Hillsborough Township, Somerset, NJG They had been married one year and were living in a rented house. Jason was a painter.5 
Reunioncirca 3 November 1924 He and his wife attended the Crum Family Reunion hosted by Isaac and Maggie Crum in honor of Isaac's brother, Daniel, who was visiting the East for the first time since moving to Kansas 47 years earlier.6 
Census 1930*4 June 1930 He and Abbie S. Boehm appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of Hillsborough Township, Somerset, NJG, enumerated 4 June 1930. Their children Margaret, Mary and Donald Jason were listed as living with them. Jason was a painter, living in a home valued at $1100 which he owned. The family did not have a radio.7 
Death*1953 He died after 28 Feb 1950 since he was living at the time of his sister, Carrie's, death. His descendant, Tom Bittle, has shared his date and place of death with me: 1953, Neshanic, Somerset, NJG.8,2 
Burial* He was buried at Neshanic, Somerset, NJG.2 

Children of Jason Suydam Crum and Abbie S. Boehm

Last Edited22 Jun 2016

Citations

  1. 1870 U.S. census, Hunterdon NJ, population schedule, Delaware Township, page 142A, dwelling 165, family 176, Leonard Crum: digital image by subscription, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com) (accessed 8 Feb 2010): National Archives microfilm M593-869.
  2. Thomas Bittle Tree on Ancestry.com, trees.ancestry.com/tree/60432892.
  3. 1880 U.S. census, Hunterdon, NJ, population schedule, Delaware Township, E.D. 65, page 10D, dwelling 197, family 213, John White: digital image by subscription, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com) (accessed 28 Aug 2011): National Archives microfilm 787.
  4. Sarah White, Hunterdon, NJ Surrogate's Office Probate file 2363 (Will Book 18, page 538), Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT, microfilm 802408.
  5. 1910 U.S. census, Somerset, NJ, population schedule, Hillsborough Township, E.D. 116, page 12B, dwelling 166, family 168, Jason S. Crum: digital image by subscription, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com) (accessed 5 Oct 2011): National Archives microfilm T624_908.
  6. Crum Reunion, Trenton Evening Times, Trenton, NJ, 3 Nov 1924, page 18, www.genealogybank.com (accessed 13 Mar 2016). The newspaper article states that Daniel Crum was visiting from California. The 1920 and 1930 federal census shows he was residing in Kansas in those years. The compiler has not found any evidence he ever lived in CA.
  7. 1930 U.S. census, Somerset, NJ, population schedule, Hillsborough, E.D. 22, page 5A, dwelling 91, family 108, Jasen[sic] S Crumm[sic]: digital image by subscription, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com) (3 Feb 2016): FHL microfilm 2341118.
  8. Mrs. Carrie B. LaRue, Trenton Evening Times, Trenton, NJ, 28 Feb 1950, www.genealogybank.com.

John Henry Crum

M, #63, b. 16 October 1856, d. 24 January 1857
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FatherHenry Crum b. 6 Apr 1815, d. 29 Oct 1897
MotherCatherine Moore b. 21 Oct 1817, d. 23 Dec 1891
Birth*16 October 1856 John Henry Crum was born on 16 October 1856 in Sandbrook, Hunterdon, NJG.1 
Death*24 January 1857 He died on 24 January 1857.1 
Last Edited23 Jan 2016

Citations

  1. Letter from Ruth Ent (Box 22, Sergeantsville, New Jersey) to Louise Rorer Rosett, 2 May 1978; in the files of Louise Rorer Rosett (1005 Stagecoach Rd SE, Albuquerque, NM). Ruth Ent copied birth, marriage and death information from the family Bible in the possession of Ruth Crum, daughter of Isaac Crum.

John White Crum

M, #2639, b. 4 April 1877, d. after 28 February 1950
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FatherLeonard Crum b. 18 Apr 1839, d. a 21 Apr 1910
MotherSusan R Dawes b. Sep 1841, d. 16 Oct 1931
Birth*4 April 1877 John White Crum was born on 4 April 1877 in NJG.1 
Namesake* John White Crum was probably named for John White, his father's uncle by marriage to Sarah Crum. 
1880 CensusJune 1880 He appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of West Raritan, Hunterdon, NJG in the household of his parents, Leonard Crum and Susan R Dawes.2 
1900 Census15 June 1900 He appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Hopewell Township, Mercer, NJG in the household of his parents, Leonard Crum and Susan R Dawes. He was a twenty-three year old farm laborer.3 
1905 NJ census18 June 1905 He was living with his parents Leonard Crum and Susan R Dawes on 18 June 1905 at Delaware Township, Hunterdon, NJG. This was the date of the New Jersey State Census.4 
1910 Census21-22 Apr 1910 Thirty three year old John White Crum appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Delaware Township, Hunterdon, NJG in the household of his parents, Leonard Crum and Susan R Dawes His occupation was "laborer, working out." This may have meant he was working somewhere other than on the family farm.5 
1920 Census2 January 1920 He appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Delaware Township, Hunterdon, NJG in the household of his mother, Susan R Dawes.6 
Reunioncirca 3 November 1924 He attended the Crum Family Reunion hosted by Isaac and Maggie Crum in honor of Isaac's brother, Daniel, who was visiting the East for the first time since moving to Kansas 47 years earlier. [Isaac and Daniel were John's uncles.]7 
Census 19304 April 1930 He appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of Delaware township, at Hunterdon, NJ in the household of his mother, Susan R Dawes. John was a farmer.8 
Note* Apparently, John never married. He remained with his parents and helped on the farm. 
Death*after 28 February 1950 He died after 28 February 1950 as he was still living when his sister Carrie passed away.9 
Last Edited6 Apr 2016

Citations

  1. "World War I Draft Registration Cards", 1917-1918 record for John White Crum; digital image by subscription, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com); Provo, UT.
  2. 1880 U.S. census, Hunterdon, NJ, population schedule, West Raritan, E.D. 73, page 152.2000, dwelling 344, family 353, Leonard Crum: digital image by subscription, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com) (accessed 28 Feb 2010): National Archives microfilm T9_787.
  3. 1900 U.S. census, Mercer, NJ, population schedule, Hopewell Township, E.D. 49, page 9B, dwelling 180, family 197, Leonard Crum: digital image by subscription, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com) (accessed 28 Feb 2010): National Archives microfilm T623_981.
  4. Leonard Crum, New Jersey State Census, Schedule No. 1, population, dwelling 238, family 248, Delaware Township, Hunterdon, NJ, microfilm 1688613, Family History Library Salt Lake City, UT.
  5. 1910 U.S. census, Hunterdon, NJ, population schedule, Delaware Township, E.D. 7, page 4B, dwelling 102, family 108, Leonard Crum: digital image by subscription, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com) (accessed 28 Feb 2010): National Archives microfilm T624.
  6. 1920 U.S. census, Hunterdon, NJ, population schedule, Delaware Township, E.D. 8, page 1A, dwelling and family illegible, Susan Crum: digital image by subscription, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com) (accessed 2 Mar 2010): National Archives microfilm T625_1051.
  7. Crum Reunion, Trenton Evening Times, Trenton, NJ, 3 Nov 1924, page 18, www.genealogybank.com (accessed 13 Mar 2016). The newspaper article states that Daniel Crum was visiting from California. The 1920 and 1930 federal census shows he was residing in Kansas in those years. The compiler has not found any evidence he ever lived in CA.
  8. 1930 U.S. census, Hunterdon, NJ, population schedule, Delaware township, E.D. 10, page 2A, dwelling 30, family 30, Susan Crum: digital image by subscription, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com) (accessed 1 Mar 2010): National Archives microfilm T626.
  9. Mrs. Carrie B. LaRue, Trenton Evening Times, Trenton, NJ, 28 Feb 1950, www.genealogybank.com.

Jonas Crum

M, #58, b. 25 November 1846, d. 12 February 1847
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FatherHenry Crum b. 6 Apr 1815, d. 29 Oct 1897
MotherCatherine Moore b. 21 Oct 1817, d. 23 Dec 1891
Birth*25 November 1846 Jonas Crum was born on 25 November 1846 probably in NJG.1 
Death*12 February 1847 He died on 12 February 1847.1 
Last Edited16 Mar 2016

Citations

  1. Letter from Ruth Ent (Box 22, Sergeantsville, New Jersey) to Louise Rorer Rosett, 2 May 1978; in the files of Louise Rorer Rosett (1005 Stagecoach Rd SE, Albuquerque, NM). Ruth Ent copied birth, marriage and death information from the family Bible in the possession of Ruth Crum, daughter of Isaac Crum.