David and Elizabeth Cripe, the parents of Isaac C. Cripe, came from Ohio to Indiana and settled in Pleasant Township, Wabash County, where Isaac C. was born 15 July 1840. He attended school at the log schoolhouse of early days, and thus, by the help of home reading, he obtained a good education. He followed farming during his youth, and has made a success of his chosen occupation.
August 18, 1867, he was married to Mary Frantz, a native of Clark County, Ohio. Her parents were born in Virginia, and she is one of ten daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Cripe have had five children, of whom four survive, viz., Sarah, John, David and Edna. He has a fertile farm of 120 acres, upon which his father-in-law settled in 1841.
The premises have good buildings, including a large brick residence of modern architecture. Himself and
family are members of the German Baptist Church.
History of Wabash County, p. 461; Lowell Beachler's files.
August 18, 1867, he was married to Mary Frantz, a native of Clark County, Ohio. Her parents were born in Virginia, and she is one of ten daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Cripe have had five children, of whom four survive, viz., Sarah, John, David and Edna. He has a fertile farm of 120 acres, upon which his father-in-law settled in 1841.
The premises have good buildings, including a large brick residence of modern architecture. Himself and
family are members of the German Baptist Church.
History of Wabash County, p. 461; Lowell Beachler's files.
David and Elizabeth Cripe, the parents of Isaac C. Cripe, came from Ohio to Indiana and settled in Pleasant Township, Wabash County, where Isaac C. was born 15 July 1840. He attended school at the log schoolhouse of early days, and thus, by the help of home reading, he obtained a good education. He followed farming during his youth, and has made a success of his chosen occupation.
August 18, 1867, he was married to Mary Frantz, a native of Clark County, Ohio. Her parents were born in Virginia, and she is one of ten daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Cripe have had five children, of whom four survive, viz., Sarah, John, David and Edna. He has a fertile farm of 120 acres, upon which his father-in-law settled in 1841.
The premises have good buildings, including a large brick residence of modern architecture. Himself and
family are members of the German Baptist Church.
History of Wabash County, p. 461; Lowell Beachler's files.
August 18, 1867, he was married to Mary Frantz, a native of Clark County, Ohio. Her parents were born in Virginia, and she is one of ten daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Cripe have had five children, of whom four survive, viz., Sarah, John, David and Edna. He has a fertile farm of 120 acres, upon which his father-in-law settled in 1841.
The premises have good buildings, including a large brick residence of modern architecture. Himself and
family are members of the German Baptist Church.
History of Wabash County, p. 461; Lowell Beachler's files.
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