Kidder Crandall was the son of Constance (1782 - 1868) and Emelia (Kidder) (1788 - 1868) Crandall, and was born in Champion, Jefferson County, New York.
He is a descendant and included in the Genealogy of Elder John Crandall of Rhode Island and his Descendants, by John Cortland Crandall (pub. New Woodstock, New York, 1949). As noted in this volume, he is also a descendant of Elder William Brewster of the Mayflower, but as later determined, he descends from both his paternal and maternal ancestries as follows:
Both paternal and maternal sides descend from William(1) Brewster, Jonathan(2), Benjamin(3), William Sr.(4), William Jr.(5), Hannah(6) Brewster (1787-1762) m. Constant Crandall (1722-1762). Two of their children were Hannah(7) Crandall and Abel(7) Crandall (1757-1826). As of early 2017, the Mayflower Society confirms the descent to Hannah(6) Brewster without confirming her marriage, although her marriage to Constant Crandall is documented in 3 sources including the Crandall volume (noted above), a volume of genealogy of descendants of Elder William Brewster of the Mayflower, and the Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records, Volume 22(Lebanon, Vols 1-3).
His paternal side descends, Hanna(6) (Brewster) Crandall, Abel(7) Crandall (1757-1826) m. Elizabeth Crocker (1752-1833), Constant(8) Crandall (1782-1868) m. Emelia(9) Kidder, below, (1788-1868). Kidder Crandall(9)/(10).
His maternal ancestry descends from Hannah(6) (Brewster) Crandall, Hannah(7) Crandall (1745-1827) m. Solomon Calkins (1746-1840), Samantha(8) Calkins (1770-1840) m. John Kidder (1761-1833), Emelia(9) Kidder m. Constant(8) Crandall, Kidder(10)/(9).
In about 1833, Kidder Crandall married Polly M. Stevens and together they had 7 children, Adaline, Emelia, Clinton, Dudley, Rosaltha, Burton, and Polly Maria. Kidder and Polly M. (Stevens) Crandall migrated from Jefferson County, New York, to Lorain County, Ohio, in about 1848 and are noted there in the 1850 US Federal Census.
(1) Adaline A. Crandall (1834-1924)
Their daughter Adaline m. David F. Sheldon who was the son of Benjamin F. and Lovisa (Rice) Sheldon, in Cass County, Michigan. They most likely met in LaGrange, Lorain County, Ohio, where the Sheldon family is also noted in the 1850 US Federal Census. David and Adaline moved to Michigan in the mid-1850's and they had two children Stella (m. JW Sickels of Elsie) and Frank Milford Sheldon who married (1) Sarah Elizabeth "Libby" Letts of Elsie, Clinton County, and after her death, he married (2) his first cousin Addie Johnson, and his aunt and mother-in-law became one in the same, Emelia Crandall. Descending generations thus descend from Elder William Brewster of the Mayflower 4 times through Kidder Crandall.
(2) Emelia E. Crandall (1836-1897)
Emelia m. Stephen Burr Johnson, and they most likely also met in LaGrange, Lorain County, Ohio, where Stephen is with parents Nathaniel Johnson and Rhoda Crowner in 1850. Stephen and Emelia are not located in the 1860 US Federal Census, although move to Eaton County by 1870, where David F. and Adaline also reside by that time. Toghether, Stephen and Emelia (Crandall) Johnson gave birth to Inez (m. Butterfield), Mark, and Addie.
(3) Dudley T. Crandall (1838-1846) Place of burial undetermined.
(4) Rosaltha Ellen Crandall (1840-1918)
Rosaltha m. Oscar Randall on 23 Jul 1862, and they had 4 children, Arthur (1863-1890), Cora (1865-1884), Ada (1870-1930), and Laura (1872-1942). By the 1880 US Federal Census (noting all children were b. Ohio), they are residing in Whitehall, Jefferson County, Montana.
(5) Clinton Crandall (1843-1850) Place of burial undetermined.
(6) Burton Kidder Crandall (1847-1926)
Burton was a veteran of the Civil War, and he married Sarah Abigail Gruesbeck (1847-1931). Together they had a son, Darwin Harmon Crandall (1877-1936).
(7) Polly Maria Crandall (1853-1911) (b. Cass County, Michigan)
Polly "Maria" m. (1) Marion L. Brant of Berrien County, Michigan, and together they had Rena, Leslie, and Bertha, and then (most likely after a divorce) she m. (2) Russell Clement (1859-1922). She is interred in Pearl Cemetery, Berrien County, Michigan as "Maria" Clement.
Shortly after Polly's birth, her mother Polly M. (Stevens) Crandall died, most likely in Cass County, Michigan. Place of burial is undetermined.
Kidder then m. (2) Elizabeth Mary Kidder (1835-1890), his first cousin, on 06 Mar 1865 in Lawrence County, Indiana. They are interred together in Riverview Cemetery, St. Joseph, Berrien County, Michigan.
He is a descendant and included in the Genealogy of Elder John Crandall of Rhode Island and his Descendants, by John Cortland Crandall (pub. New Woodstock, New York, 1949). As noted in this volume, he is also a descendant of Elder William Brewster of the Mayflower, but as later determined, he descends from both his paternal and maternal ancestries as follows:
Both paternal and maternal sides descend from William(1) Brewster, Jonathan(2), Benjamin(3), William Sr.(4), William Jr.(5), Hannah(6) Brewster (1787-1762) m. Constant Crandall (1722-1762). Two of their children were Hannah(7) Crandall and Abel(7) Crandall (1757-1826). As of early 2017, the Mayflower Society confirms the descent to Hannah(6) Brewster without confirming her marriage, although her marriage to Constant Crandall is documented in 3 sources including the Crandall volume (noted above), a volume of genealogy of descendants of Elder William Brewster of the Mayflower, and the Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records, Volume 22(Lebanon, Vols 1-3).
His paternal side descends, Hanna(6) (Brewster) Crandall, Abel(7) Crandall (1757-1826) m. Elizabeth Crocker (1752-1833), Constant(8) Crandall (1782-1868) m. Emelia(9) Kidder, below, (1788-1868). Kidder Crandall(9)/(10).
His maternal ancestry descends from Hannah(6) (Brewster) Crandall, Hannah(7) Crandall (1745-1827) m. Solomon Calkins (1746-1840), Samantha(8) Calkins (1770-1840) m. John Kidder (1761-1833), Emelia(9) Kidder m. Constant(8) Crandall, Kidder(10)/(9).
In about 1833, Kidder Crandall married Polly M. Stevens and together they had 7 children, Adaline, Emelia, Clinton, Dudley, Rosaltha, Burton, and Polly Maria. Kidder and Polly M. (Stevens) Crandall migrated from Jefferson County, New York, to Lorain County, Ohio, in about 1848 and are noted there in the 1850 US Federal Census.
(1) Adaline A. Crandall (1834-1924)
Their daughter Adaline m. David F. Sheldon who was the son of Benjamin F. and Lovisa (Rice) Sheldon, in Cass County, Michigan. They most likely met in LaGrange, Lorain County, Ohio, where the Sheldon family is also noted in the 1850 US Federal Census. David and Adaline moved to Michigan in the mid-1850's and they had two children Stella (m. JW Sickels of Elsie) and Frank Milford Sheldon who married (1) Sarah Elizabeth "Libby" Letts of Elsie, Clinton County, and after her death, he married (2) his first cousin Addie Johnson, and his aunt and mother-in-law became one in the same, Emelia Crandall. Descending generations thus descend from Elder William Brewster of the Mayflower 4 times through Kidder Crandall.
(2) Emelia E. Crandall (1836-1897)
Emelia m. Stephen Burr Johnson, and they most likely also met in LaGrange, Lorain County, Ohio, where Stephen is with parents Nathaniel Johnson and Rhoda Crowner in 1850. Stephen and Emelia are not located in the 1860 US Federal Census, although move to Eaton County by 1870, where David F. and Adaline also reside by that time. Toghether, Stephen and Emelia (Crandall) Johnson gave birth to Inez (m. Butterfield), Mark, and Addie.
(3) Dudley T. Crandall (1838-1846) Place of burial undetermined.
(4) Rosaltha Ellen Crandall (1840-1918)
Rosaltha m. Oscar Randall on 23 Jul 1862, and they had 4 children, Arthur (1863-1890), Cora (1865-1884), Ada (1870-1930), and Laura (1872-1942). By the 1880 US Federal Census (noting all children were b. Ohio), they are residing in Whitehall, Jefferson County, Montana.
(5) Clinton Crandall (1843-1850) Place of burial undetermined.
(6) Burton Kidder Crandall (1847-1926)
Burton was a veteran of the Civil War, and he married Sarah Abigail Gruesbeck (1847-1931). Together they had a son, Darwin Harmon Crandall (1877-1936).
(7) Polly Maria Crandall (1853-1911) (b. Cass County, Michigan)
Polly "Maria" m. (1) Marion L. Brant of Berrien County, Michigan, and together they had Rena, Leslie, and Bertha, and then (most likely after a divorce) she m. (2) Russell Clement (1859-1922). She is interred in Pearl Cemetery, Berrien County, Michigan as "Maria" Clement.
Shortly after Polly's birth, her mother Polly M. (Stevens) Crandall died, most likely in Cass County, Michigan. Place of burial is undetermined.
Kidder then m. (2) Elizabeth Mary Kidder (1835-1890), his first cousin, on 06 Mar 1865 in Lawrence County, Indiana. They are interred together in Riverview Cemetery, St. Joseph, Berrien County, Michigan.
Kidder Crandall was the son of Constance (1782 - 1868) and Emelia (Kidder) (1788 - 1868) Crandall, and was born in Champion, Jefferson County, New York.
He is a descendant and included in the Genealogy of Elder John Crandall of Rhode Island and his Descendants, by John Cortland Crandall (pub. New Woodstock, New York, 1949). As noted in this volume, he is also a descendant of Elder William Brewster of the Mayflower, but as later determined, he descends from both his paternal and maternal ancestries as follows:
Both paternal and maternal sides descend from William(1) Brewster, Jonathan(2), Benjamin(3), William Sr.(4), William Jr.(5), Hannah(6) Brewster (1787-1762) m. Constant Crandall (1722-1762). Two of their children were Hannah(7) Crandall and Abel(7) Crandall (1757-1826). As of early 2017, the Mayflower Society confirms the descent to Hannah(6) Brewster without confirming her marriage, although her marriage to Constant Crandall is documented in 3 sources including the Crandall volume (noted above), a volume of genealogy of descendants of Elder William Brewster of the Mayflower, and the Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records, Volume 22(Lebanon, Vols 1-3).
His paternal side descends, Hanna(6) (Brewster) Crandall, Abel(7) Crandall (1757-1826) m. Elizabeth Crocker (1752-1833), Constant(8) Crandall (1782-1868) m. Emelia(9) Kidder, below, (1788-1868). Kidder Crandall(9)/(10).
His maternal ancestry descends from Hannah(6) (Brewster) Crandall, Hannah(7) Crandall (1745-1827) m. Solomon Calkins (1746-1840), Samantha(8) Calkins (1770-1840) m. John Kidder (1761-1833), Emelia(9) Kidder m. Constant(8) Crandall, Kidder(10)/(9).
In about 1833, Kidder Crandall married Polly M. Stevens and together they had 7 children, Adaline, Emelia, Clinton, Dudley, Rosaltha, Burton, and Polly Maria. Kidder and Polly M. (Stevens) Crandall migrated from Jefferson County, New York, to Lorain County, Ohio, in about 1848 and are noted there in the 1850 US Federal Census.
(1) Adaline A. Crandall (1834-1924)
Their daughter Adaline m. David F. Sheldon who was the son of Benjamin F. and Lovisa (Rice) Sheldon, in Cass County, Michigan. They most likely met in LaGrange, Lorain County, Ohio, where the Sheldon family is also noted in the 1850 US Federal Census. David and Adaline moved to Michigan in the mid-1850's and they had two children Stella (m. JW Sickels of Elsie) and Frank Milford Sheldon who married (1) Sarah Elizabeth "Libby" Letts of Elsie, Clinton County, and after her death, he married (2) his first cousin Addie Johnson, and his aunt and mother-in-law became one in the same, Emelia Crandall. Descending generations thus descend from Elder William Brewster of the Mayflower 4 times through Kidder Crandall.
(2) Emelia E. Crandall (1836-1897)
Emelia m. Stephen Burr Johnson, and they most likely also met in LaGrange, Lorain County, Ohio, where Stephen is with parents Nathaniel Johnson and Rhoda Crowner in 1850. Stephen and Emelia are not located in the 1860 US Federal Census, although move to Eaton County by 1870, where David F. and Adaline also reside by that time. Toghether, Stephen and Emelia (Crandall) Johnson gave birth to Inez (m. Butterfield), Mark, and Addie.
(3) Dudley T. Crandall (1838-1846) Place of burial undetermined.
(4) Rosaltha Ellen Crandall (1840-1918)
Rosaltha m. Oscar Randall on 23 Jul 1862, and they had 4 children, Arthur (1863-1890), Cora (1865-1884), Ada (1870-1930), and Laura (1872-1942). By the 1880 US Federal Census (noting all children were b. Ohio), they are residing in Whitehall, Jefferson County, Montana.
(5) Clinton Crandall (1843-1850) Place of burial undetermined.
(6) Burton Kidder Crandall (1847-1926)
Burton was a veteran of the Civil War, and he married Sarah Abigail Gruesbeck (1847-1931). Together they had a son, Darwin Harmon Crandall (1877-1936).
(7) Polly Maria Crandall (1853-1911) (b. Cass County, Michigan)
Polly "Maria" m. (1) Marion L. Brant of Berrien County, Michigan, and together they had Rena, Leslie, and Bertha, and then (most likely after a divorce) she m. (2) Russell Clement (1859-1922). She is interred in Pearl Cemetery, Berrien County, Michigan as "Maria" Clement.
Shortly after Polly's birth, her mother Polly M. (Stevens) Crandall died, most likely in Cass County, Michigan. Place of burial is undetermined.
Kidder then m. (2) Elizabeth Mary Kidder (1835-1890), his first cousin, on 06 Mar 1865 in Lawrence County, Indiana. They are interred together in Riverview Cemetery, St. Joseph, Berrien County, Michigan.
He is a descendant and included in the Genealogy of Elder John Crandall of Rhode Island and his Descendants, by John Cortland Crandall (pub. New Woodstock, New York, 1949). As noted in this volume, he is also a descendant of Elder William Brewster of the Mayflower, but as later determined, he descends from both his paternal and maternal ancestries as follows:
Both paternal and maternal sides descend from William(1) Brewster, Jonathan(2), Benjamin(3), William Sr.(4), William Jr.(5), Hannah(6) Brewster (1787-1762) m. Constant Crandall (1722-1762). Two of their children were Hannah(7) Crandall and Abel(7) Crandall (1757-1826). As of early 2017, the Mayflower Society confirms the descent to Hannah(6) Brewster without confirming her marriage, although her marriage to Constant Crandall is documented in 3 sources including the Crandall volume (noted above), a volume of genealogy of descendants of Elder William Brewster of the Mayflower, and the Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records, Volume 22(Lebanon, Vols 1-3).
His paternal side descends, Hanna(6) (Brewster) Crandall, Abel(7) Crandall (1757-1826) m. Elizabeth Crocker (1752-1833), Constant(8) Crandall (1782-1868) m. Emelia(9) Kidder, below, (1788-1868). Kidder Crandall(9)/(10).
His maternal ancestry descends from Hannah(6) (Brewster) Crandall, Hannah(7) Crandall (1745-1827) m. Solomon Calkins (1746-1840), Samantha(8) Calkins (1770-1840) m. John Kidder (1761-1833), Emelia(9) Kidder m. Constant(8) Crandall, Kidder(10)/(9).
In about 1833, Kidder Crandall married Polly M. Stevens and together they had 7 children, Adaline, Emelia, Clinton, Dudley, Rosaltha, Burton, and Polly Maria. Kidder and Polly M. (Stevens) Crandall migrated from Jefferson County, New York, to Lorain County, Ohio, in about 1848 and are noted there in the 1850 US Federal Census.
(1) Adaline A. Crandall (1834-1924)
Their daughter Adaline m. David F. Sheldon who was the son of Benjamin F. and Lovisa (Rice) Sheldon, in Cass County, Michigan. They most likely met in LaGrange, Lorain County, Ohio, where the Sheldon family is also noted in the 1850 US Federal Census. David and Adaline moved to Michigan in the mid-1850's and they had two children Stella (m. JW Sickels of Elsie) and Frank Milford Sheldon who married (1) Sarah Elizabeth "Libby" Letts of Elsie, Clinton County, and after her death, he married (2) his first cousin Addie Johnson, and his aunt and mother-in-law became one in the same, Emelia Crandall. Descending generations thus descend from Elder William Brewster of the Mayflower 4 times through Kidder Crandall.
(2) Emelia E. Crandall (1836-1897)
Emelia m. Stephen Burr Johnson, and they most likely also met in LaGrange, Lorain County, Ohio, where Stephen is with parents Nathaniel Johnson and Rhoda Crowner in 1850. Stephen and Emelia are not located in the 1860 US Federal Census, although move to Eaton County by 1870, where David F. and Adaline also reside by that time. Toghether, Stephen and Emelia (Crandall) Johnson gave birth to Inez (m. Butterfield), Mark, and Addie.
(3) Dudley T. Crandall (1838-1846) Place of burial undetermined.
(4) Rosaltha Ellen Crandall (1840-1918)
Rosaltha m. Oscar Randall on 23 Jul 1862, and they had 4 children, Arthur (1863-1890), Cora (1865-1884), Ada (1870-1930), and Laura (1872-1942). By the 1880 US Federal Census (noting all children were b. Ohio), they are residing in Whitehall, Jefferson County, Montana.
(5) Clinton Crandall (1843-1850) Place of burial undetermined.
(6) Burton Kidder Crandall (1847-1926)
Burton was a veteran of the Civil War, and he married Sarah Abigail Gruesbeck (1847-1931). Together they had a son, Darwin Harmon Crandall (1877-1936).
(7) Polly Maria Crandall (1853-1911) (b. Cass County, Michigan)
Polly "Maria" m. (1) Marion L. Brant of Berrien County, Michigan, and together they had Rena, Leslie, and Bertha, and then (most likely after a divorce) she m. (2) Russell Clement (1859-1922). She is interred in Pearl Cemetery, Berrien County, Michigan as "Maria" Clement.
Shortly after Polly's birth, her mother Polly M. (Stevens) Crandall died, most likely in Cass County, Michigan. Place of burial is undetermined.
Kidder then m. (2) Elizabeth Mary Kidder (1835-1890), his first cousin, on 06 Mar 1865 in Lawrence County, Indiana. They are interred together in Riverview Cemetery, St. Joseph, Berrien County, Michigan.
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