Robert E. Bray Family :Information about John CROMER
John CROMER (b. 22 Apr 1758, d. Apr 1839)
Notes for John CROMER:
John Cromer served in the Revolutionary War as a private in the Lancaster Co, PA 7th Militia.Martin, Samuel, and Michael Cromer also served.
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John Cromer is listed on the Muster Roll of Captain Barnard Gardners Company, 9th Battalion of the Lancaster Co, PA Militia, commanded by Col. John Huber for the year 1778, 1st Sargeant.
from Pennsylvania Archives, Fifth Series, Vol. VII, page 875
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Return of Captain John Ashton's Company of the 3rd Battalion of the Lancaster Co, PA Militia,
22 October 1780:
Captain John Ashton, Lieut. Daniel Hollinger, Ensign George Hoverter
John Brubaker, Jr., Private 2nd Class
Samuel Cromer, Private 3rd Class
John Cromer, Private 4th Class
John Brubaker, Private 4th Class
Martin Cromer, Private 5th Class
John Brubaker, Private 6th Class
Pennsylvania Archives, Fifth Series, Vol. VII
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Captain John Ashton's 7th Company of the 3rd Battalion, 1781
John Brubacher, Private 2nd Class
Samuel Cromer, Private 3rd Class
John Crimer (Cromer), Private, 4th Class
Martin Cromer, Private 5th Class
from Pennsylvania Archives, Fifth Series, Vol. VII, page 259-260
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Return of the 7th Company of the 3rd Battalion of Lancaster Co, PA Militia commanded
by Lt. Col. George Feather in 1781:
Captain John Ashton, Lieut. Daniel Hollinger, Ensign George Hoverter
John Brubaker, Private 2nd Class
Samuel Cromer, Private 3rd Class
John Cromer, Private 4th Class
Daniel Brubaker, Private 4th Class
from Pennsylvania Archives, Fifth Series, Vol. VII, page 260-261
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Captain Ashton's District, 7th Company of the 3rd Battalion of the Lancaster Co, PA Militia,
between the ages of 18-53 in the year 1782:
Samuel Cromer, 3rd Class
John Cromer, 4th Class
Daniel Brubaker, 4th Class
from Pennsylvania Archives, Fifth Series, Vol. VII, page 287
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From VIRGINIA VALLEY RECORDS: GENEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL MATERIALS OF ROCKINGHAM CO, VA AND RELATED REGIONS, 1930,by John W. Wayland
Page 99
Vochers in Captain John Herdman's Company No. 2 in 1788
William Ralston, 1 slave, 4 horses
David Ralston, son James, 8 horses, apprentice Samuel Mahoney
David Ralston, Jr., 6 horses
John Cromer, 1 horse
Martin Cromer, 2 horses
(these names were listed together in this order)
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John and Catherine moved to Maryland and then to Rockingham Co., VA.In 1788, John, along with his brother, Martin, appear on the muster roll of Captain John Herdman's Company No. 2 Militia of Rockingham Co., VA.
Moved to Kentucky about 1805 with Sophia and family.In 1821 John was granted land on Woods Fork of the Little Rockcastle River in what is now Laurel Co., KY (then Knox Co, KY.)In 1829 he moved to Harrison County, IN and sold his land to his son, David.In 1837 John was the subject of a lunacy hearing in Harrison Co., IN.In died in April 1839 and is buried at Avery-Godsberry Cemetery in Blue River Township, Harrison Co, IN.His tombstone reads:"A Revolutionary Soldier."
from OUR FATHERS BEFORE US by Jan Sparkman
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Subj:Re: Additional Early Cromer Findings
Date:6/11/2001 3:07:10 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From:[email protected] (Searcher)
Reply-to: [email protected] (Searcher)
To:[email protected]
Personal Property Tax Lists - Rockingham Co, Virginia
Transcribed by Richard A. Bisbee 135 Covell Rd. N.W. Grand Rapids, Michigan 49504-5932
From Reel #0033508 from the LDS library microfilm:
[1797- 1802]
1797
Nothing found
1797 Second List
Mar 20
Coomer, Samuel5 [probably horses]
Apr. 27
Croomer, John 2 horses
Apr 22
Martin Coffman 1 horses
[I don't think this was Martin Cromer, but jotted it down just in case.]
Mar 20
David Coffman 6 horses
[This shows there were people named Coffman, so the Martin Coffman was probably correct.]
None of the above had any sons over 16
1798
Apr 23
Comer, Samuel 3 horses $27
Coffman, Martin
Coffman, Martin
June 21
Cingery, Michael 1 horse, $9
Immediately below the above:
Crumer, John 1 male under 16 [or in first category] 3 horses, $27
1799 in handwriting [This may still have been 1798, as it was difficult to read the year.]
June 21
Cingery Michael 1 horse $9
Immediately below:
Crumer John 1 white male under 16; 3 horsesfor (?) $47
July 25
Crumer, Martin 6 horses $54
1798
Apr. 6
Comer, Christophel 3 horses $27
1798
Apr. 3
Comer, Christophel 3 horses for $27
1799
Mar. 12
Cromer, John 1 under 16 3 horses; $36
Apr. 14
Crumer, Martin 6 horses; $72
[Michael Kingery appears under the K’s this year on June 24.]
1799
2nd schedule [not found]
Starting in 1800 I have the Kingerys etc. in a separate file, so won't transcribe those here.
1800
Ciger, Christian Sr. 3 under 16; 1 black under 16$1.40
Ciger, Frederick [immediately below]4 horses
Ciger, Christian Jr.3 horses Crim, Peter
Crim, John
June 2
Comer, Christopher3 horses
Comer, Philip 1 horse
1800
Apr. 18
John Click1 under 16 5 horses $60
Immediately under:
Apr. 25Martin Cromer 5 horses $60
May 6
Samuel Cosmer 3 horses $36
June 11
John Cromer1 under 16 3 horses$38
***I do have the personal property tax records for the Cromers in Rockingham from 1801 to 1814.When I went back to my file I could not find these there anymore.I remember I had a problem saving this file at the time, but fortunately printed it all out.So if you are interested in the years 1801 to 1814 I will have to later go to the library and make a copy from my print out and snail mail it.
Richard Bisbee
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From Rockingham Co, VA Marriages 1778-1850 by John Vogt and T. William Kethely, Jr.
John Cromer and Sophia Whisman, 13 Oct 1803, Bondsman, Peter Whisman.
Minister: Andrew Moffett, probably of Linvill's Creek Baptist Church.
Jacob Cromer and Susan Eyman, 1811, Bondsman and father, Henry Eyman.
Joseph Cromer and Mary Harnsbarger, 20 May 1819.
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John moved to that part of Pulaski Co, Ky that became Rockcastle Co, Ky about 1808.He moved for a short time from Rockcastle Co, Ky to Knox Co, Ky about 1819 before joining his sons, George and Martin, in Harrison Co, IN.
from D. R. Cromer, ROCKCASTLE REMINISCENCES
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There is listed a PETER KREMER in the 1755 Tax Assessment, Lebanon Twp, Lancaster Co, PA
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A PETER KREMERlisted in the 1758 Tax Assessment, Lebanon Twp, Lancaster Co, PA
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A MICHAEL KREMER listed in the 1771 Proprietary Tax List, Lancaster Borough, Lancaster Co, PA
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A WILLIAM CROMER listed in the 1790 Allen Twp, Northampton Co, PA Tax List
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CROMER, JOHN
Service: Revolutionary War.JOHN CROMER
TRANSCRIPT OF THE PENSION CLAIM OF JOHN CROMER FOR
HIS SERVICE IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR.(Some words are inde-
cipherable and have been left blank)
State of Indiana
Harrison County
Harrison Circuit Court
On this 3rd day of October 1832 personally appeared in open court
before the Honorable John F. -----, President and Noses Boon J.
Craven-slynn,., his ----judges of the Circuit Court afore-said in the
second Judicial circuit of said state now setting, John Cromer a
resident of Blue River Township in the county afore-said, aged 74
years, who being past duly sworn according to law doth on his oath
make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the act
of Congress pas-sed June 7, 1832.That he entered the service
of the United States under the following named officers and served
as herein stated in the company commanded by capt. Hollinger in
the Rifle Regiment commanded by Col. John Hoover; he thinks it was
the 7th Regiment of Pennsylvania Militia.He states that he served
under these officers ten months in all, but in five different tours of two
months each; and the company and regiment to which he belonged
held themselves in constate readiness to go whenever called for, during
the Revolutionary War; that it was a volunteer company and regiment to
which he belonged; that he entered said service in the county of Lancaster,
Pennsylvania sometime in the Fall of 1776, the precise day not recollected;
that in these several tours they were employed in scouting the country in
different directions in the neighborhood of Philadelphia and up and down
the Delaware River to guard agaist the British shipping; that he aided in
fixing a chain in the Delaware to prevent the ships from coming up, which
was finally broken by the Redcoats; that he was at Brandywine, though
not in the battle having been sent a short time previous to the battle on a
scout-ing party.He states that he was born on the 22nd of April, 1758,
in the county of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, at which place he resided
during his ser-vices above mentioned; that he had a record of his age
until within a few years past when it was destroyed; that since the
Revolutionary War he has resided in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia,
Kentucky and that he now resides in the state of Indiana.He states that
his------? at Amboy was destroyed soon after the chain was broken
as above stated. He states that he recollects Genls. Washington and
Wayne - he recollects one Potterfield who was an Adjutant as well as he
can recollect.This applicant states that he never received a discharge from
the service and has no documentary evidence and knows of no person
whose testimony he can procure who can testify to his said service.
He hereby relinquishes any claim whatever to a pension or annuity
except the present, and declares that his name is not on the pension
roll of -----? or in any state.Sworn to and subscribed the day and year
aforesaid.Signed: John Cromer
This statement follows the pension claim:
We, John Hancock and Harry Ott, residing in the township of Blue River
and county of Harrison and state of Indiana, hereby certify that we are
well acquainted with John Cromer, who has subscribed and sworn to the
above declaration, that he is respected and believed in the neighborhood
where he resides to have been a soldier of the revolution and that we concur
in that opinion.Sworn to and subscribed this day of the year aforesaid
Signed: John Hancock Harry Ott
The following statement was then added by the court:
And this said Court do hereby declare this opinion after the investigation of
the matter, and after ----the ----- prescribed by the War epartment, the above
named applicant was a Revolutionary soldier and served as he states, and
the court further---- that it appears to them that John Hancock and Harry -----
At this point, the copy becomes totally illegible.However, another document
called "Certificate of Pension" and dated April 9, 1833, shows that John Cromer
received $83.32 for his Revolutionary service under the Act of June 7, 1832.
Source for this information is Shirley Cearing at email address
[email protected]
from Indiana Soldiers site
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Subj: Fwd: Fw: Miami Co OHIO Cromer-Crawmer's
Date: 12/10/2000 1:41:40 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: [email protected]
To: RBRAY329
Thought you might be interested in the PA part of this.It also cites references for both John and Martin, but I didn't cite these here , because as I said, they are so well established.I also found the reference for John and William Cromer as witnesses to an Augusta County wedding - William Cromer's wife's relatives.I think that that is probably not Revolutionary War John, but the one that was out in Miami County with Samuel Cromer (married in Augusta in 1809).
The search goes on.Let me know what you think.Nancy
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Forwarded Message:
Subj: Re: Fw: Miami Co OHIO Cromer-Crawmer's
Date: 12/9/2000 10:15:42 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
CC: [email protected]
Kenny
Good to hear from you. You too Art.We've had a bit of excitment up here.I was selected to be a contestant on"Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" and have been in New York for three days.Didn't win any money, but got to wave and had a great time.The show airs this Thursday, December 14.Kenny, I have not forgotten to look up that obit, and plan to do that during the Christmas holidays.
As to where Michael Cromer fits in, I have nothing that ties him in to the others, but I am certain that he is a Cromer.There are Crawmers in Miami County at that time. One of the old maps lists that property as belonging to a Michael Crawmer, but I sort of discounted that because another map shows that Alcony area property belonging to Michael Cromer and all the census'sshow an Elizabeth TownshipMichael Cromer married to Miranda, so I just thought the map maker used a similiar sounding spelling of a name that was found in the area.That also happened up in Brown Township - spelling the name Cromer as Crawmer.
If I had to guess, I would say he was the son of a brother to Samuel and Abraham.There is a John Cromer - I think a different one who fought in the Revolutionary War - who signed the deed to Samuel Cromer's Elizabeth Township properly in 1819 - Maybe there's a connection there.One thing that is different about Michael Cromer is that in the 1850 census he says he was born in Virginia, but in the 1860 and later census's he says he was born in Maryland, which would have been around 1811, after the Montgomery County VaCromers were already settledin Virginia.So, he is different, but then I think that if his origins are understood and tied in, it would only shed light on group as a whole.Where is McKendree Cemetery?
I was on-line the other day and found what I'm hoping is a very promising lead.They listed 6 Cromersas having served in the Revolutionary War.I haven't checked this out, but will try to do this also over Christmas break.The internet source, Ancestry.com, says they were born in Pennsylvania in the 1750's.
They are Daniel Cromer, John Cromer, Lodwick Cromer, Martin Cromer, Michael Cromer and Samuel Cromer.I know that in an introduction to Mary Cromer's Civil War letters, they said there may have been Cromer brothers, besides John and Martin who fought in the Revolutionary War and then came down through Maryland to Virginia, but this is the fist listing of names that I have ever seen.The references for this are as follows:
Daniel - Pennsylvania Archives - 4:465
Lodwick - Pennsylvania Archives - Series 5:3:509
Michael - Pennsylvania Archives - Series 5:7:875
Samuel -Pennsylvania Archives Series 5:7:223, 227, 247, 258-9, 261, 286-7
I skipped John and Martin because they are well documented, but let me know if you would like themalso and I will send them along.
Hope everyone is well and has a Happy Holiday!Nancy
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NOTE:Nancy emailed on 2/11/2001 that Michael Cromer was Micheal CRAWMER, not a part of our Cromer line.
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Database: Full Context of Kentucky Land Grants
THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS
Volume 1
Part 1
CHAPTER VI KENTUCKY LAND WARRANTS (1816-1873)
THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY
page 516
Grantee: Cromer, John
Acres: 50
Book: H
Page: 377
Date Survey: 6-22-1821
County: Knox
Watercourse: Rockcastle R
THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS
Volume 1
Part 1
CHAPTER VI KENTUCKY LAND WARRANTS (1816-1873)
THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY
page 516
Grantee: Cromer, David
Acres: 100
Book: V
Page: 490
Date Survey: 12- 1-1827
County: Laurel
Watercourse: Woods Fk
THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS
Volume 1
Part 1
CHAPTER VI KENTUCKY LAND WARRANTS (1816-1873)
THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY
page 516
Grantee: Cromer, Joseph
Acres: 180
Book: Z
Page: 33
Date Survey: 1-18-1828
County: Laurel
Watercourse: Woods Fk
THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS
Volume 1
Part 1
CHAPTER VI KENTUCKY LAND WARRANTS (1816-1873)
THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY
page 516
Grantee: Cromer, David
Acres: 96
Book: C-2
Page: 474
Date Survey: 10-15-1834
County: Laurel
Watercourse: Laurel R
THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS
Volume 1
Part 1
CHAPTER VI KENTUCKY LAND WARRANTS (1816-1873)
THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY
page 516
Grantee: Cromer, David
Acres: 100
Book: C-2
Page: 474
Date Survey: 10-15-1834
County: Laurel
Watercourse: Laurel R
THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS
Volume 1
Part 1
CHAPTER VI KENTUCKY LAND WARRANTS (1816-1873)
THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY
page 516
Grantee: Cromer, D
Acres: 69
Book: D-2
Page: 172
Date Survey: 2-25-1833
County: Laurel
Watercourse: Woods Fk
THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS
Volume 1
Part 2
CHAPTER IX WARRANTS FOR HEADRIGHT-W.F.H. (1827-1849)
THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY
page 950
Grantee: Cromer, Jno
Acres: 50
Book: 1
Page: 7
Date Survey: 1-18-1828
County: Laurel
Watercourse: Woods Fk
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1820 Knox Co, KY Census under Little Rock Castle:
Cromer, George 000100 - 00100 - 00
Cromer, John210001 - 21010 - 00
John Wood 120001 - 00101 - 00
Jane Deweese 000000 - 30100 - 00
Thomas Broadus 000010 - 20100 - 30
Samuel Green 001001 - 00010 - 00
Robert Haggardy 000010 - 00010 - 11
Polly L. Henderson100000 - 10100 - 00
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1820 Knox Co, KY Census
Isaac Whitson not listed
David Buster(lived nest door to Holland and Lewis Pittman, and near Aron Moore)
1 male, age 0-10
1 male, age 26-45
1 female, age 16-26
George Cromer, Little Rock Castle
1 male, age 16-26
1 female, age 16-26
John Wood(two doors from George Cromer)
1 male, age 0-10
2 males, age 10-16
1 male, over 45
1 female, age 16-26
1 female, over 45
John Cromer (next door to John Wood), Little Rock Castle
2 males, age 0-10
1 male, age 10-16
1 male, over 45
2 females, age 0-10
1 female, age 10-16
1 female, age 26-45
Lewis Raper(six doors from John Cromer)
1 male, age 16-26
1 female, age 0-10
1 female, age 16-26
Littlebury Bray(next door to Lewis Raper)
1 male, over 45
1 female, over 45
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"In the Rockinghan [sic] Co. deed books is the entry 'October 18, 1801
Michael Kingary and Margaret his wife sold land to John Cromer.Land
patented by said Michael Kingary (kingry) Nov. 7, 1797.'This probably meant
Michael was preparing to move to Ohio with his older brother John. (Mik
Keenery)"from Richard Bisbee, 2/11/2001
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1830 Indiana Census
John Cromer, Harrison Co, 071, Blue River
George Cromer, Harrison Co, 071, Blue River
Martin Cromer, Washington Co, 286, No Twp L
Samuel Cromer, Wayne Co, 061, Wayne Twp
Nathan Cromer, Deatur Co, 380, No Twp L
1840 Indiana Census
George Cromer, Washington Co, 189, Posey Twp
David Cromer, Gibson Co, 016, Patoka
Julia Cromer, Wayne Co, 273, Perry Twp
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I an seeking info on my g-g-g-g-grandfather. His name was JOHN CROMER. He was born 22 April 1758, in Lancaster CO., PA. He served in the Revoluntionary War, and drew a pension. JOHN CROMER married CATHERINE BRUBAKER. I would like to know the parents of JOHN CROMER, and the names of the children of JOHN and CATHERINE BRUBAKER. Any info will help. Thanks! Deborah Brook
DEBORAH BROOK
SENOIA , GA USA - Tuesday, September 15, 1998 at 08:32:14 (EDT)
http://www.pa-roots.com/~lancaster/query/qa0998.html
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Library of Virginia
Land Office Patents & Grants/Northern Neck Grants & Surveys : CATALOG CARD
MULTIMEDIAGrant
GRANTEEHamilton, Gawin. grantee.
DATE10 March 1801.
NOTELocation: Rockingham County.
NOTEDescription: 47 1/2 acres on both sides of Beaver Creek adjoining Hugh Dever and John Cromer &c.
NOTESource: Land Office Grants No. 47, 1800-1801, p. 502 (Reel 113).
NOTESee also the following surname(s): Hambleton, Hamlenton, Hammilton.
NOTEPart of the index to the recorded copies of grants issued by the Virginia Land Office. The collection is housed in the Archives at the Library of Virginia.
OTHER FORMATAvailable on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Grants A-Z, 1-124, reels 42-190; Virginia State Land Office. Grants 125- , reels 369-.
SUBJECTLand titles -- Registration and transfer -- Virginia -- Rockingham County.
SUBJECTRockingham County (Va.) -- History -- 19th century.
SUBJECTLand grants -- Virginia -- Rockingham County. aat.
ADDED ENTRYDever, Hugh.
ADDED ENTRYCromer, John.
ADDED ENTRYVirginia. Land Office. Register. Land grants, 1779-
ADDED ENTRYLibrary of Virginia. Archives.
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Rootsweb.com
Date: Wed, 14 Feb 2001 09:24:04 -0500
From:"Pamela"
To: [email protected]
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Good morning everyone.Please help!:)
I need some help locating some property.It's a little confusing and I only
have the Atlas for Ashby Mag. District.
>From Abstract of Land Deeds:
Feb. 10, 1792
Between Charles & Dinal Wood...land on Smith's Creek....corner to said Jacob
Good and MICHAEL KINGERY......
9 October 1804
Land bought by Peter Good....dividing corner between Jacob Good and MICHAEL
KINGREY.......
12 Dec 1815
Deed with Sally Snapp nee Hupp for land she and her late husband bought
from
Peter & Christina Good.The land is on a dividing line between Jacob Good
and MICHAEL KINGREE......
1 Oct 1818
Between John Click and Elizabeth his wife.....corner to the land FORMERLY
Michael Kingree's.
Now it would appear that Michael Kingery owned this land from before 1792
until between 1815-1818.(He is on the 1785 ShenCo Census)Interestingly
enough, I can't find an abstract where Michael bought OR sold this land.
The ones recorded only show that he did own land!
Here's the confusing part!FROM ROCKINGHAM COUNTY
September 10, 1791, Listed in "Virgina Valley Records, Rockingham
Supplement".Regarding the Baptist Association Meeting, it states:Brother
James Johnston made report that himself and all the other Brethren appointed
had attended last Saturday at the North River, at the house of Michael
KINGERY, a house fixed upon by those Baptists living in that
Neighbourhood........."
R'ham Co. deed books- October 18, 1801
Michael Kingary and Margaret his wife sold land to John Cromer.Land
patented by said Michael Kingary Nov. 7, 1797.(Mik Keenery)
Where is the North River neighborhood?Is it possible Michael's land was on
the border between Shen/R'ham counties?I don't think I am dealing with two
Michael's here.Can someone please tell me where this land was?He was in
Evan Evans district for the census in 1785.
Thanks!Pam
Date: Wed, 14 Feb 2001 18:52:24 EST
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Both Smiths Creek and North Fork run right through New Market out or
Rockingham County - they join just north of New Market.I'd say this land
was in the New Market vicinity in the southeast corner of Shenandoah County.
Bev
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Subj:John Cromer
Date:10/12/02 9:12:28 PM Central Daylight Time
From:[email protected] (Hugh and Evelyn Jackson)
To:[email protected]
Bob;
I am hoping your email address is the same as one year ago when we last talked.
The Hoosier Elm Chapter in conjunction with the SAR is having a dedication of a marker for John Cromer. The dedication will take place OCT 26 at 2:00 Lou'll time at his burial site. the cemetery has been completely destroyed before the present ownership. The land owners have graciously consented to have the marker placed on their property.
All descendents of John are invited and among those who have excepted is George Williams of Fredericksburg, VA; Lois Cloyd of Georgetown, KY and Jan Sparkman of London, KY.
Immediately following this dedication there will be another one nearby.If you are interested in coming I will send you an open invitation that includes directions.Evelyn Jackson
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Skeggs Creek Tax List Database Search Results
Yr Mo/Day
Taxable Acres
Entered
Surveyed
Granted
Comments
1814Cromer, David--- --- --- no land
18068/1 Cromer, John 100 --- --- --- watercourse designated as Scaggses
18075/8 Cromer, John 120 --- --- --- watercourse designated as Rockcastle
1814Cromer, John--- --- --- no land
1815Cromer, John--- --- --- no land
1816Cromer, John 150 Cromer Cromer Cromer watercourse given as Rockcastle River
1834Cromer, Joseph 50 John Baker --- ---
from Jeff Renner, Genealogical Resources
http://jeffrenner.net/genealogy/taxlist_results.php
More About John CROMER:
Burial: 1839, Avery Cemetery, Blue River Twp, Harrison Co, IN.126
Record Change: 05 Jun 1999
More About John CROMER and Sophia (Wisman/Whistman) WHISMAN:
Marriage: 13 Oct 1803, Rockingham Co, VA.127, 127
Marriage Notes for John CROMER and Sophia (Wisman/Whistman) WHISMAN:
Minister:Andrew Moffett
Bondsman:Peter Whisman
Children of John CROMER and Sophia (Wisman/Whistman) WHISMAN are:
- +Joseph CROMER, b. 1805, Rockingham Co, VA, d. Bet. 1864 - 1869, Rockcastle Co, KY.