Spouse: Jack McAuley. Eva Crisler and Jack McAuley were married in 1934. Children were: Bernice McAuley, Harry McAuley.

Spouse: Herbert E. Hamlyn. Eva Alice Crisler and Herbert E. Hamlyn were married on 25 April 1894 in Shelby County, Indiana.⁹⁸

This information is from the Descendants of Michael Clore Database © 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 by Cathi Clore Frost. Parents: James Alfred Crisler and Mary Ellen Reiger.

Spouse: Carol Jollie. Children were: Gerald Crisler, Darrell Crisler, Cheryl Crisler, Mary Jo Crisler.

Spouse: John Purvis. Children were: Marie Purvis, Percy Purvis, Shirley Purvis.

Spouse: Norman McPherson. Florence Crisler and Norman McPherson were married on 14 May 1949 in Minnedosa, Manitoba, Canada. Children were: Philip McPherson, Leonard McPherson, Allan McPherson.

Spouse: Mary Ellen Hager. Children were: James Duane Crisler, Bonnie Jean Crisler.

Spouse: Mary Louise Thomas. Children were: Carey Crisler, Alvena Crisler, James Crisler, Robert Lee Crisler, Francis Crisler, Patricia Crisler, Jeffrey Crisler.

Spouse: Robert J. Boyer. Children were: Sheldon Boyer, Arlen Boyer, Vita Boyer.

Spouse: Elizabeth Mary Blankenbaker. Elizabeth Mary Blankenbaker and Hamilton Crisler were married on 13 March 1845 in Preble Co., OH. Children were: Emily Jane Crisler, William Addison Crisler, James Alfred Crisler, Marjorie Ellen Crisler, John Henry Crisler, Sarah Alice Crisler, Allison Wilson Crisler, Margaret E. Lilian Crisler, Archibald Crisler.

Spouse: Marietta Maria Lewis. Marietta Maria Lewis and Irenaus Tingle Crisler were married on 8 October 1884 in Cook County, Illinois.^232,373,708 Children were: Irene Crisler.

Spouse: Connie Williams. Children were: Misty Bernice Crisler.

Spouse: Ruth Melissa English. Ruth Melissa English and James Alfred Crisler were married on 23 January 1888. Children were: John Crisler.

"Daily Democrat"
(Shelbyville, IN)
Wednesday, December 18, 1918
"PROMINENT FARMER DIED EARLY TODAY
"Alfred Crisler, Near Waldron, Succumbs To Disease Of Months Suffering
"Alfred Crisler, one of the most prominent farmers in the south part of the county, died at his home a mile and a half North of Waldron at 7 o'clock this morning from a complication of diseases with which he had suffered since last April. He was aged sixty-three years, eight months and two days and his death occurred on the farm where he was born.
"The deceased was united in marriage to Mary E. Arnold, of Liberty township, and to the union one son and two daughters were born, the son, Dr. William R. Crisler, surviving. Mrs. Crisler passed away Sept. 4, 1880 (sic). He was united in marriage to Miss Ethel Denton, Aug. 12, 1896, and two children were born to this union, both of whom survive. They are Mrs. Amy E. Apple, whose marriage occurred Tuesday afternoon, and Paris H. Crisler. He also leaves three grandchildren and two brothers and one sister, namely, Mart C., of Rush county; Wood C., of near Oaklandon, and Mrs. John Wrench, of Morristown.
"Mr. Crisler had been ill since last April and a week ago was taken to Methodist hospital at Indianapolis in the hope of restoring his health. However, the treatment availed him nothing and he was returned to his home Monday. He realized that his end was near and insisted on the marriage of his daughter before he should pass away. He was a reliable man of the community and one in whom everybody trusted and held confidence. He was prosperous and kind to everyone and his death removes a community friend. He was an active member of the Mason lodge of Waldron.
"Funeral arrangements have not been completed and Stewart & Fix, undertakers in charge, will make the announcement later."
Submitted by Rochelle Riordan, 1906 E Sharon Dr, Phoenix, AZ 85022

"Daily Democrat"
(Shelbyville, IN)
Thursday, December 19, 1918
"FUNERAL SATURDAY
"The funeral of the late Alfred Crisler, who died at his home near Waldron Wednesday morning, will be held at the late home Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Rev. Fred Young, of Waldron Baptist Church, officiating. Burial will be made in Forest Hill cemetery in charge of Stewart & Fix, undertakers."
Submitted by Rochelle Riordan, 1906 E Sharon Dr, Phoenix, AZ 85022

This information is from the Descendants of Michael Clore Database © 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 by Cathi Clore Frost. Parents: James Sebria Crisler and Margaret E. Arnold.

Spouse: Mary Ellen Reiger. Mary Ellen Reiger and James Alfred Crisler were married on 5 September 1880 in Shelby County, Indiana.⁹⁸ Children were: Eva G. Crisler, William Rerll Crisler, Myrtle May Crisler.

Spouse: Ethel Denton. Ethel Denton and James Alfred Crisler were married on 12 August 1896 in Shelby County, Indiana.⁹⁸ Children were: Amy Ethel Crisler, James Howard Crisler.

Spouse: Lisa Kahm.

Spouse: Daisy Andrews. Children were: Marie Crisler, Olive Crisler, Cecil Crisler, Harold Crisler, Living Crisler.

Census Microfilm Records: Indiana, 1850 from the National Archives
Disk 4, p 19800, Shelby Co., Liberty Twp, p 317, Dwelling 101, Family 103
James S. Crisler 33 M Ky Farmer $800
Margaret " 25 F "
Jasper " 9 M Ind
Mary C. " 8 F "
C. A. " 7 F "

Shelby County, Indiana 1860 Federal Census
Liberty Twp., PO Conns Creek, p 22-23, Dwelling 155, Family 156
James L. Crisler 43 M Farmer $3200/$600 Ky
Margaret E. 34 F Housekeeper Ky
Jasper 19 M Farmer Ind
Mary C. 18 F Domestic Ind
Caroline A. 7 F Ind
James A. 5 M Ind
Woodford A. 2 M Ind

http://shelbycountyindiana.org/obituaries/obit_crisler.htm
THE SHELBY DEMOCRAT
Thursday, January 18, 1900
page 4, column 8
James S. Crisler died at his home, one mile east of Middletown, in Liberty township, at three o'clock a.m. Friday, January 12, of kidney trouble. He was born in Boon(e) county, Kentucky, February 18, 1817. He came to Shelby county, Indiana, in the fall of 1834, settling in Liberty township. He was eighty-two years, ten months and twenty-four days old. He married Margaret E. Arnold in 1840; to them were born five sons and five daughters, of whom four sons and three daughters survive him. His wife died February 24, 1881. He was one of the pioneers of Shelby county, and died respected and honored by all who knew him. The funeral services were held in the Vienna church at one o'clock p.m. Saturday, January 13, Rev. Peiser officiating. Interment in the Vienna cemetery. Funeral in charge of Edwards & Hageman.
Submitted by Barb Huff

This information is from the Descendants of Michael Clore Database © 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 by Cathi Clore Frost. Parents: Lewis Crisler and Mary Tanner Zimmerman.

Spouse: Margaret E. Arnold. Margaret E. Arnold and James Sebria Crisler were married on 20 February 1840 in Decatur County, Indiana.^{98,104,114,115,116} Children were: William Jasper Crisler, Mary Catherine Crisler, Celeste Adaline Crisler, Catherine Crisler, Mollie H. Crisler, Caroline "Carrie" A. Crisler, James Alfred Crisler, Woodford Arnold Crisler, Eva Alice Crisler, Morton C. Crisler.

Spouse: Christine Laurie Rangitsch. Children were: David Michael Crisler.

Spouse: Leah or Leona Zimmerman. Leah or Leona Zimmerman and John Crisler were married on 14 January 1811. Children were: Julia Ann Crisler, William Leonard Crisler, Verinda Crisler, Eliza Crisler, John Price Crisler.

Spouse: Lorraine Kipplan. Children were: John Gary Crisler, Sandra Crisler, Brian Crisler, Tammy Crisler, Scott Crisler, Kelly Crisler.

Spouse: Loretta J. Deardudd. Loretta J. Deardudd and John Henry Crisler were married on 29 February 1888. Children were: Lela D. Crisler, Leta F. Crisler.

Spouse: Maude Wilson. Children were: Jeanetta Crisler, Edgar Crisler, Ruth Crisler.

Same, p 113-114.
Their [John Crisler and Leona Zimmerman] son, John P. Crisler, was mentioned as John, as given by his son, Alexander Crisler in his biography. Mrs. Louis Lipscomb, of New Kaskaskia, a granddaugher of John P. Crisler, gives the following about their family.
She stated she did not know who her grandfather, John P. Criser, married the first time. She knew of four children. John Crisler married Jane White of Rockwood, Ill., and they moved to Wisconsin, no trace of them [sic - this is the first marriage of John Price Crisler]; (2) William Crisler went to Missouri when young, no trace [sic - this is probably the brother of John Price Crisler]; (3) Julia married Joe Harding and they settled at Cutler [sic - this is definitely the sister of John Price Crisler]. A grandson, Hiram Harding, resides at Cutler at present; (4) Another girl married Shelby Herring, fire chief [sic - this is John Price Crisler's sister Julia Ann Crisler]. Albert Herring of Muphysboro, Ill., is their grandson.
She state her grandfather, John P. Criser, Married Mary Hindman, of Rockwood, Ill., as his second wife, and their children were; (1) Margaret Crisler, never married, died single; (2) Alexander Crisler, married Nancy Lowry ...

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Census Microfilm Records: Illinois, 1850 from the National Archives
p 7235, Jackson Co., Northern District, p 210, Dwelling249, Family 251
John P. Crisler 22 M Ky Farmer
Jane " 20 F Ills
Virinda " 1 week F Ills

This information is from the Descendants of Michael Clore Database © 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 by Cathi Clore Frost. Parents: John Crisler and Leah or Leona Zimmerman.

Spouse: Jane White. Jane White and John Price Crisler were married on 12 July 1849 in Jackson County, Illinois.⁷⁰⁸ Children were: Virinda Crisler.

Spouse: Mary Hindman. Mary Hindman and John Price Crisler were married about 1850. Children were: Alexander Crisler, Margaret Crisler.

This information is from the Descendants of Michael Clore Database © 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 by Cathi Clore Frost. Parents: John Crisler and Leah or Leona Zimmerman.

Spouse: Anthony Shelby Herring. Children were: William E. Herring, Verindah C. Herring.

Spouse: Carol Decoteau. Children were: Leo Crisler, Larry Crisler, Renee Crisler, Ivan Crisler.

Spouse: Marma Wilkie.