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A Few Pioneer Families of Randolph County, Illinois, p 112.
John Crisler married Harya Hindman. They were both natives of Kentucky and both came to Randolph County when young.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 ...+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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
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A Few Pioneer Families of Randolph County, Illinois, p 112-113.
John Crisler married Harya Hindman. They were both natives of Kentucky and both came to Randolph County when young. John Crisler [sic - should be John's son Alexander] was a blacksmith in Rockwood precinct and was 15 years old at the death of his father. He aided his mother until her death in 1876. He married Miss Nancy Lowry in 1871. Their children were: John, Clemie, James, Edgar, Byrd and Willis, residing with an aunt in Chester, Ill., and tow deceased. Mrs. Crisler was a daughter of Hugh and Sarah Lowry, who resided in the county for many years.
The father came from Ireland and the mother from Alabama. Mrs. Crisler died May 16, 1886 and July 4, 1888, he married Margaret Lowry, a sister of his first wife. They had a daughter, Sadie, three years old in 1894. When Alexander wrote the above, tradition states that Alexander Crisler was a first cousin to John M. Crisler, son of Rev. Silas Crisler.
After examining the Crisler genealogy and associating dates, etc, we think that Alexander was a first cousin once removed and not a first cousin to John M. Crisler. The double names in the pioneer families give trouble now when some relatives and others would call them by their first name and other relatives called them by their second name, and neither one call them by their full name or give an initial of one of their names. Beyond a reasonable doubt, Alexander Crisler's father was John P. Crisler, son of John Crisler, who was a brother of Rev. Silas Crisler.
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A Few Pioneer Families of Randolph County, Illinois, p 112-113.
John Crisler married Harya Hindman. They were both natives of Kentucky and both came to Randolph County when young. John Crisler [sic - should be John's son Alexander] was a blacksmith in Rockwood precinct and was 15 years old at the death of his father. He aided his mother until her death in 1876. He married Miss Nancy Lowry in 1871. Their children were: John, Clemie, James, Edgar, Byrd and Willis, residing with an aunt in Chester, Ill., and tow deceased. Mrs. Crisler was a daughter of Hugh and Sarah Lowry, who resided in the county for many years.
The father came from Ireland and the mother from Alabama. Mrs. Crisler died May 16, 1886 and July 4, 1888, he married Margaret Lowry, a sister of his first wife. They had a daughter, Sadie, three years old in 1894. When Alexander wrote the above, tradition states that Alexander Crisler was a first cousin to John M. Crisler, son of Rev. Silas Crisler.
After examining the Crisler genealogy and associating dates, etc, we think that Alexander was a first cousin once removed and not a first cousin to John M. Crisler. The double names in the pioneer families give trouble now when some relatives and others would call them by their first name and other relatives called them by their second name, and neither one call them by their full name or give an initial of one of their names. Beyond a reasonable doubt, Alexander Crisler's father was John P. Crisler, son of John Crisler, who was a brother of Rev. Silas Crisler.
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A Few Pioneer Families of Randolph County, Illinois, p 114.
Mary Clements [Crisler], married Louis Lipscomb. Their children are Dorothy married Lee Stout, Irene married Robert Wilson and Louis, Jr., at present attending Illinois State University. They reside in New Kaskaskia (a merchant there).
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