Birth 31 Aug 1844 • War Eagle, Benton County, Arkansas
Marriage 31 Dec 1861 • Berryville, Carroll, Arkansas, United States Sarah C Fewell (1844–1937)
Charles and Hannah would go on to have the following family Isaac Crabaugh 1844–1921 George W Crabaugh 1848–1911 Susan E C Crabaugh 1850– Hannah A Crabaugh 1857– (born a Merryfield, adopted)
Birth of Son Isaac Crabaugh (1844–1921) 31 Aug 1844 • War Eagle, Benton County, Arkansas
Isaac, son of Charles and Hannah would go on to have the following children with first wife Sarah Fewell
Margaret Melville Crabaugh 1863–1949 George John W. (Big George) Crabaugh 1866–1958 crabaugh-1 Susan G Crabaugh 1868–1875 William Charles Crabaugh Sr. 1869–1964
We will later see in the 1880 census that Isaac is no longer with Sarah, and that she and the children will be living with Charles and Hannah. By 1880 Margaret Melville Crabaugh has married William Brooks and their daughter Delroy (great granddaughter to Charles and Hannah) is in the household. George and William (AKA George John W. (Big George) and William Charles) grandsons of Charles and Hannah are also in the household.)
Residence 1870 • Kings River, Carroll, Arkansas, USA Post Office: Berryville Isaac Crabaugh 26 Sarah C Crabaugh 21 Margarett Crabaugh 7 George J W Crabaugh 4 Sousan G Crabaugh 2 William C Crabaugh 8/12
Marriage ? 27 Jun 1874 • Joplin, Jasper, Missouri, United States Nancy Malinda Hart (1858–1902)
Residence 1900 • Sugar Creek, Barry, Missouri, USA Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head
Marriage 25 Feb 1906 • Greene Forest, Carroll, Arkansas, United States Lucretia Pennington (1884–1942) 1906
Death 28 Jan 1921 • Seligman, Barry County, Missouri, USA
Research on some of our lines that were inter-married this was authored by Judy Milum in 2013 and may not reflect additions and corrections since that time:
Charles, and Chuck, This is research that Judy Milum posted earlier today. I thought it might interest you per our common lines. James Fewell living in the Home of Aaron and Martha Davis---1880 James Fewell, Living in the Home of Aaron Davis, in Marion County, Arkansas---1880
Listed in the household of Aaron and Martha Denney Davis, at the time of the 1880 Federal Census, there was a James Fewell. He is listed as a farm laborer. He was the brother of Nancy Jane Fewell (1841-1912); Sarah Fewell (1844-1937), and Susan Fewell, born 1846. The Fewell family had close ties to the Boren and Standlee families. These individuals were the children of William Fewell, born 1813, Ohio, and died 1880, Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Their mother was Margaret Bullum Fewell, born 1823, Arkansas.
Nancy [Jane] Fewell married Stephen Boren, grandson of James Boren and Ruth Hargis Boren. [I do not know at the time of this writing who Stephen's parents were.] Stephen served in the Union Army during the Civil War. He and Nancy Jane are buried at Old Union (Bunch) Cemetery, Berryville, Carroll, Arkansas. Stephen's grandfather, James Boren, was a brother to Isaac Boren, Sr., Susan Boren (Mrs. John) Standlee, Catherine Boren (Mrs. David) Standlee, and Levi Boren. (James, Isaac Sr., Susan, Catherine, and Levi were the children of William Boren.) James Boren was living in Carroll County Arkansas near his Boren and Standlee relatives at the time of the 1840 Federal Census; however, he and Ruth settled and raised their family in Madison County, Arkansas. (The other Stephen Boren buried at this cemetery was a son of Isaac Boren, Sr. and Elizabeth Standlee Boren; he was married to Barbara High and no military records have been found that apply to him.)
Sarah Fewell was the first wife of Isaac Crabaugh. They had four children together. After their divorce, Isaac married Nancy Malinda Hart; Isaac and Malinda had 6 children together. After Isaac and Sarah's divorce, Sarah lived with her children, eventually moving to Oklahoma. Isaac Crabaugh was the son of Charles Crabaugh and Hannah Standlee. This Hannah Standlee was the daughter of John Standlee and Susan Boren Standlee.
Susan Fewell married Thomas Benton Boren. This marriage shows that the families of William Boren and brother John Boren (sons of Charles Boren, b. abt. 1721, and Mary Brashears Boren) stayed in contact. Thomas Benton Boren was born abt. 1850 in Arkansas; he died in 1933, at Springdale, Arkansas. He was the son of E. P. (Enos Preston) Boren, b. 1825, TN, and Millie Holeman. Enos Preston Boren was the son of a Stephen Boren, who was born in 1800, in Tennessee (most likely Robertson County), and who died in St. Augustine, Texas. This Stephen Boren was the son of John B. Boren, Jr. of Pendleton, South Carolina, who eventually settled in Sumner County, Tennessee, and who was married to Sarah Bush. John B. Boren Jr. was the son of John B. Boren, b. 1748 North Carolina; died in Sumner, Tennessee, and John B. Boren's wife Sarah Alley (1746, Orange, NC---1820, Sumner, Tennessee). John B. Boren Sr. was a son of Charles Boren and Mary Brashears Boren. William Boren, father of the Carroll County Borens, and Bazel Boren, husband of Susannah Bryan(t) were brothers of John B. Boren, Sr.
Most Recent Common Ancestors Onicypheros Standlee and Mary Stratton Bryan.
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