In 1756 John Sr. purchased 220 acres on the east side of the Yadkin River in Rowan County, North Carolina. Undocumented information: (11)
..... 2 Joseph Crouch (ca 1748 - ) + Elizabeth Warwick John Crouch came to Virginia 1749-1750, listed in First Families of America. tithebles to clear the same. James, the son of William Warwick, died at Old Town, Ross County, Ohio between 1810-1820. In 1840, Nicholas County: Abrose, Ambrose D., Baylis, David, Harrisson, John, Jonathan. No settlement between us and South Branch. It is thought that Joseph had a daughter, Mary, born in 1782 in Monongalia County, died in 1854 in Ohio, married Jacob DeLay, son of the Henry DeLay who married Joseph Crouch’s sister Elizabeth. There was no Aaron mentioned in David’s will, birthdate earlier than or very soon after parents marriage. Elizabeth was probably daughter of John Warwick, who was a neighbor The Crouchs lived mostly off the land, getting whatever else they needed by traveling to South Branch. If he wanted to move away, a claimant could usually sell his right – not called a “right” but a “settlement” in some records – to someone who took a chance that a deed or patent would eventually be given for the land.
(15) Biography of Andrew’s grandson: (16) The Road Orders, 1742-1755. Y-DNA STR markers change (mutate) often enough that most men who share the same STR results also share a recent paternal lineage. The first seven men who located on tomahawk claims in the northern part of the state did not build their cabins near together to form a colony or neighborhood. States James Warwick met and married Elizabeth Crouch at the ‘Cowpastures’ before this family moved to Tygart Valley. .......... 3 Eleanor DeLay +George Mustard Samuel Crouch & Marcy. Absalom, born 1799, Nicholas County, died April 14, 1891 in Kansas. He is said to have married Mary (possibly Mary Ashby) and they had at least seven children. August 1753, p. 11. and granted in 1782. To search for the other surnames, use the search website feature. Original data: Miller, Thomas Condit to Law. Joseph bought an additional 85 acres adjoining his 170 acre tract, surveyed in 1784, granted in 1786. Illinois. Click.
Eleanor Crouch, married to Charles Nelson Jr. or Charles Fornelson Jr. and Nicholas County. value to be deducted to each of my daughters towit (Prudence and Eliza) out of their sixth part of the estate foresaid. google_ad_height = 600; is probably the Prudence Vanasdl/Vanarsdell mentioned in David’s will. The earliest record for the family in Tygart Valley is a land grant of June 17, 2020 Glenys Shorter published a new version of the Crouch Family Tree family tree from the Family Tree Builder. After the French and Indian War people believed that Indians would no longer be a problem in the region between the mountains and the Ohio River.
To reach the Cumberland Gap, they would have had to first travel south, crossing over the Greenbrier River and following that river to where it joined the New River.
In 1789 and 1791 David was on the Fayette County, Kentucky tax list. There are already 232 users and over 5,000 genealogy profiles with the Crouch surname on Geni. ........ 3 A son (possible) ........ 3 John C. Crouch (1773 – 1859) + (1)
There is an August 1753 Augusta County record where John Sr. was appointed to be a ‘surveyor of the highway’ in place of Peter Thorn and Lambert Pooper.
Joseph was found in Tygart Valley in 1772 when he was one of the appraisers of the estate of Paul Shaver. ................ 4 Lydia Mustard +Henry Purget These three documents, supplemented with land, tax, court and similar records have been used to compile information on our Crouch family.