Jacob Crim - born Andrustown NY 1751; died 1830; m Elisabeth Frank (b 1754, d 1813, DAR vol 129 page 80). Had 3 adults & 5 children on 1778 German Flatts relief and was on 1790 GF census (1-3-4). At Warren NY in 1806
Children: Gertrude Jac.; Paul; Maria Catherine; Maria; Jacob jr; George; Anna; Eva
~~ Early Families of Herkimer County, New York: Descendants of the Burnetsfield ... By William V. H. Barker

Paul Crim's children were Jacob, Henry, Adam, Katherine, Margaret, Charity and Dorothy. The three sons served in the war of 1812. Jacob Crim born in Andrustown married Elizabeth Frank, born in 1755 (sister of Justus and Stephen Frank who were Revolutionary prisoners). Their children were Paul, Mary Catherine, Jacob jr, John, Abram, Eve, Maria, Elizabeth, and Margaret. This Paul and Mary Catherine were the children they carried with them when they walked to the Fort the night after the massacre.
~Genealogies compiled by Mrs. Alice G Hatch prior to 1937

Richfield Springs Mercury, Vol. 24, No. 36
Ritchfield Springs, Otsego Co., N.Y, Thursday, February 20, 1890
Toddsville ~ Mrs. Eve Shaul, whose demise occurred last Friday, Feb. 14, at her daughter's, Mrs. Martin Stickles, has resided here for the last 21 years. She was the oldest person we believe residing in this town, (Hartwick) her age being 95 years. Her parents Jacob and Elizabeth Crim at the massacre of Andrustown succeeded in making their escape to Herkimer, and from thence to Greenbush. From there they came to Warren, Herkimer county, where the subject of this sketch was born Dec. 6, 1794. Her grandfather, Paul Crim, in 1753, purchased one thousand acres of land, which is now known as Henderson, town of Warren. The house owned and occupied for several generations by Mrs. Shaul's ancestors, is full of historical events, both during the revolution and since. Mrs. Shaul early attached herself to the Dutch Reform church of Henderson, and since her residence here, has been a willing subject to her Redeemer. Her tender, loving kindness to her associates will remain in memory for a generation. Although old in years, she was always young in everything that apportioned to the comfort and pleasure of others. Although Grandma Shaul's chair by the fireside is empty, her sweet mellow voice can never be heard, her christian examples will still exert an influence that will be long remembered. She was granted a widow's pension by the government a few years since, which has been unsparingly used by the daughter, with whom she lived, for her comfort and deeds. Her funeral was held at the Union church last Monday at 1 0'cloeck p.m. Rev. Hiller, of Hartwick Sem. officiating. Moather and grandmother we know thou art in Paradise clothed in the whitest of christian robes."

Graves of Soldiers of the American Revolution Buried in Herkimer County, New York whose graves have been officially reported, located or marked, by the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Crim, Jacob age 79 1830 Andrustown Crim Cemetery - Warren, NY Private Captain Adam Lipes Company, Col. Samuel Clydes New York Regiment. Wife Elizabeth Frank, died 1813, age 57.
~New Horizons Genealogy

Burial information from Graves Registry of the Empire State Society--
Jacob Crims
Birth 1751
Death 1830
Spouse(s) Elizabeth Frank
Soldier New York
Burial Paul Crim Cem
Andrustown/Jordanvle, Herkimer County, NY

Cemetery reading of
PAUL CRIM BURYING GROUND
TOWN OF WARREN HERKIMER COUNTY NY
by Mrs. Thomas D. Watkins dated 1927
Mrs. Watkins noted that the cemetery was situated on the old Paul Crim farm, about two and one-half miles from Jordanville and about one-half mile from Crane's Corners, Herkimer County, N.Y.
~Jacob Crim d. May 31, 1830 ae 79 yr,
S.A.R. Marker
~Elizabeth, wife of Jacob Crim
d. Feb. 20, 1813 in 59th yr of her age
http://herkimer.nygenweb.net/cemeteries/warcems.html