Wife of John Crumbaker.
Married on January 31, 1813 in Lovettsville, Loudoun County, Virginia.
Children: Mariah, John, Jonas, Johannah, William, Elizabeth, Amanda, Sarah, Andrew and Oliver
Obituary from the Zanesville Daily Courier dated Wednesday, December 18, 1872:
Crumbaker: At the residence of her son-in-law Frederick Bainter, in Monroe Township on the 15th inst, Mrs. Katherine Crumbaker, widow of the late John Crumbaker in the eighty-seventh year of her age. She emigrated to this county from Loudon County, Virginia in 1824. Many years a consistent member of the Lutheran Church and always a meek and humble follower of her Heavenly Master. It would be but faint praise to say she had no enemies, but many friends.
Our mother rest in peace.
Married on January 31, 1813 in Lovettsville, Loudoun County, Virginia.
Children: Mariah, John, Jonas, Johannah, William, Elizabeth, Amanda, Sarah, Andrew and Oliver
Obituary from the Zanesville Daily Courier dated Wednesday, December 18, 1872:
Crumbaker: At the residence of her son-in-law Frederick Bainter, in Monroe Township on the 15th inst, Mrs. Katherine Crumbaker, widow of the late John Crumbaker in the eighty-seventh year of her age. She emigrated to this county from Loudon County, Virginia in 1824. Many years a consistent member of the Lutheran Church and always a meek and humble follower of her Heavenly Master. It would be but faint praise to say she had no enemies, but many friends.
Our mother rest in peace.
Wife of John Crumbaker.
Married on January 31, 1813 in Lovettsville, Loudoun County, Virginia.
Children: Mariah, John, Jonas, Johannah, William, Elizabeth, Amanda, Sarah, Andrew and Oliver
Obituary from the Zanesville Daily Courier dated Wednesday, December 18, 1872:
Crumbaker: At the residence of her son-in-law Frederick Bainter, in Monroe Township on the 15th inst, Mrs. Katherine Crumbaker, widow of the late John Crumbaker in the eighty-seventh year of her age. She emigrated to this county from Loudon County, Virginia in 1824. Many years a consistent member of the Lutheran Church and always a meek and humble follower of her Heavenly Master. It would be but faint praise to say she had no enemies, but many friends.
Our mother rest in peace.
Married on January 31, 1813 in Lovettsville, Loudoun County, Virginia.
Children: Mariah, John, Jonas, Johannah, William, Elizabeth, Amanda, Sarah, Andrew and Oliver
Obituary from the Zanesville Daily Courier dated Wednesday, December 18, 1872:
Crumbaker: At the residence of her son-in-law Frederick Bainter, in Monroe Township on the 15th inst, Mrs. Katherine Crumbaker, widow of the late John Crumbaker in the eighty-seventh year of her age. She emigrated to this county from Loudon County, Virginia in 1824. Many years a consistent member of the Lutheran Church and always a meek and humble follower of her Heavenly Master. It would be but faint praise to say she had no enemies, but many friends.
Our mother rest in peace.
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