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Jacob B Crouse Jr.

Birth
North Carolina, USA
Death
1889 (aged 84–85)
North Carolina, USA
Burial
Glade Valley, Alleghany County, North Carolina, USA Add to Map
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*Parents: Jacob Crouse (1768 - 1840) and Sarah Edwards Crouse (1780 - 1880

Married 1 Unknown (2 kids) 2 Margaret Crouse (Willey)(1812 - d. ?)

Believed to be buried on family farm in lost cemetery with no marker

NOTES FROM RL MOON
Jacob Crouse, Jr, son of Jacob and Sarah Edwards Crouse, Sr., was married before he married Margaret Willey some time around 1831.
If he wasn't married, he was sure living with a woman about his own age and they had childen.
Joe and I have worked with the census for years to corroborate other research.
Knowing the dates of Margaret and Jacob's family, comparing this information to the NC cenus rolls of 1810 thru 1850, it is apparent that Jacob, Jr. was married to a woman NOT Margaret and that he had at least 2 very young daughters in the 1820 census.
He doesn't show up in the census again until 1840, this time with Margaret and you can name the kids when you compare the 1840 census to the 1850 census." From Bettie Krouse McMullen

*Parents: Jacob Crouse (1768 - 1840) and Sarah Edwards Crouse (1780 - 1880

Married 1 Unknown (2 kids) 2 Margaret Crouse (Willey)(1812 - d. ?)

Believed to be buried on family farm in lost cemetery with no marker

NOTES FROM RL MOON
Jacob Crouse, Jr, son of Jacob and Sarah Edwards Crouse, Sr., was married before he married Margaret Willey some time around 1831.
If he wasn't married, he was sure living with a woman about his own age and they had childen.
Joe and I have worked with the census for years to corroborate other research.
Knowing the dates of Margaret and Jacob's family, comparing this information to the NC cenus rolls of 1810 thru 1850, it is apparent that Jacob, Jr. was married to a woman NOT Margaret and that he had at least 2 very young daughters in the 1820 census.
He doesn't show up in the census again until 1840, this time with Margaret and you can name the kids when you compare the 1840 census to the 1850 census." From Bettie Krouse McMullen



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