No. Thomas & Margaret Crump seem to have moved directly from King William
to Chesterfield.
There seem to have been two lines of Crumps in Williamsburg. John Crump,
cabinet maker, was there in 1775. He married an Esther, surname unknown,
probably by the early 1780s. He eventually owned Union Tavern. The couple
were the parents of John and Richard Crump. John the father died about 1789
or 1790 leaving the widow who appears in the record as Esther Whitfield. I
don't know the full name of this husband.
The son John married a Mary, surname unknown, but she apparently died early
in the marriage. John then married Martha Allen in 1809 in Hnerico Co. and
they were the parents of Richard, Hester Ann,and John Julius.
I have not traced the son Richard. He was in Williamsburg in 1812 when he
sold his "reversionary interest" in the slaves of Esther Whitfield. He may
be the Dick Crump who was accused of shooting Peyton Southall in the streets
of Yorktown.
Another Richard Crump was in Williamsburg in the early 1780s. He married
Mary Crafford in Surry Co. and moved there. I think he was the son of Joseph
Crump of North Carolina, but really don't have documentary proof. None of
the other adult Richards in Va. at the time fit well as Joseph's son.
The John Crump line is pretty well documented by newspapers, the Anderson
Papers, tax lists and some deeds that I have not included here.
Bonnie
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Foster" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 28, 2009 5:46 PM
Subject: Re: [VA-ROOTS] Thomas Crump and Margaret "Peggy" Gearton Crump
Logwood
> Are these the Crumps who owned a house on Duke of Gloucester St. in
> Williamsburg?
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Shirley" <[log in to unmask]>
> To: <[log in to unmask]>
> Sent: Wednesday, October 28, 2009 3:00 PM
> Subject: Re: Thomas Crump and Margaret "Peggy" Gearton Crump Logwood
>
>
>> Thanks Bonnie..My ggg- grandfather on my father's side was Forest
>> Flournoy.
>> He was the father of Virginia Flournoy who married Thomas Alexander
>> Crump.
>> They were the parents of my g-grandmother, Margaret Elizabeth Crump who
>> married Edward Cox. Oh, great.....more work....
>>
>> On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 11:45 AM, Bonnie Flythe <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>>
>>> Shirley,
>>> I have been trying to identify the parents of Sterling Jamison Crump and
>>> George W. Crump with no luck so far.
>>> Sterling J. Crump's name does appear on the King Wm Tax lists in 1820
>>> and
>>> is there until 1824. In 1817 he is mentioned with Mary Crump in land
>>> alterations (I have not personally looked at that entry so do have some
>>> reservations). He purchased land in King Wm in 1815 and was described as
>>> of
>>> Richmond. George W. Crump appears in the records (early 1800s) even
>>> less
>>> often.
>>>
>>> However, many years ago the Crump Family Newsletter published extensive
>>> lists of Crump marriages. These appear to be marriages of daughters of
>>> Thomas & Peggy:
>>>
>>> Polly J. Crump m. Walthall C. Lockett 8 Dec.1817, dau of Thomas, dec'd;
>>> Chesterfield Co., Va; Weisiger.
>>>
>>> Susan Crump m. Bolling Robertson, Dau. Peggy Logwood, 22 Jan. 1840;
>>> Chesterfield Co., Va.; Weisiger; "Religious Herald"
>>>
>>> Peggy Crump m. Forrest Fluornoy 9 March 1809, Chesterfield Co., Va. :
>>> Knorr
>>>
>>> This last one could be a marriage of a daughter from another Crump line,
>>> but looks interesting. I don't think there is anything to show Sterling
>>> &
>>> George were his sons. With Mary Jane & Elizabeth, I have not found
>>> anything,but have not looked thoroughly.
>>> Hope this helps.
>>> Bonnie
>>> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Shirley" <
>>> [log in to unmask]>
>>> To: <[log in to unmask]>
>>> Sent: Wednesday, October 28, 2009 11:51 AM
>>> Subject: [VA-ROOTS] Thomas Crump and Margaret "Peggy" Gearton Crump
>>> Logwood
>>>
>>>
>>> May I have some assistance, please?
>>>>
>>>> According to Thomas and Peggy Crump Logwood's (1767- after 1843) son,
>>>> Elias
>>>> on the various declarations on behalf of his mother receiving the
>>>> Revolutionary War pension of her first husband, Thomas Crump - Elias
>>>> states
>>>> that he had one brother, John Q. Crump.
>>>>
>>>> YET, other "sources" state there were other siblings i.e.Sterling
>>>> Jamison
>>>> Crump, George W. Crump, Mary Jane Crump, Elizabeth Crump and Margaret
>>>> "Peggy" Crump.
>>>>
>>>> Would anyone have any documentation of pretty solid sources to qualify
>>>> Sterling Jamison Crump and the rest listed in my above paragraph as
>>>> children
>>>> of Thomas Crump and Margaret "Peggy" Gearton?
>>>>
>>>> Thank you very much for any and all assistance.
>>>>
>>>> Shirley Cox Schroeder
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