Date and place of birth provided by Charles Clayton Hutchins.
Called "Old Jacob" to avoid confusion with his nephew, "Young Jacob", the son of George Crumley Jr. They both served in the same regiment, and many of their children had the same names, which has caused a great deal of confusion among researchers.
m. Nancy c. 1796, Sullivan Co., TN
Children:
George B
John C "Johnnie"
Daniel W
Elizabeth
Christian W "Chrisley"
Jacob died on April 28, 1814, 32 days after the Battle of Horseshoe Bend on the Tallapoosa River, which was fought March 27th. He is believed to be buried at Fort Strothers, Alabama. A neighbor told of seeing him die, and closed his eyes.
After Jacob's death, Nancy remarried to William Walling.
This grave marker was erected in 1932 by R. P. Greer.
Contributor:
Rowan the Sloth
Called "Old Jacob" to avoid confusion with his nephew, "Young Jacob", the son of George Crumley Jr. They both served in the same regiment, and many of their children had the same names, which has caused a great deal of confusion among researchers.
m. Nancy c. 1796, Sullivan Co., TN
Children:
George B
John C "Johnnie"
Daniel W
Elizabeth
Christian W "Chrisley"
Jacob died on April 28, 1814, 32 days after the Battle of Horseshoe Bend on the Tallapoosa River, which was fought March 27th. He is believed to be buried at Fort Strothers, Alabama. A neighbor told of seeing him die, and closed his eyes.
After Jacob's death, Nancy remarried to William Walling.
This grave marker was erected in 1932 by R. P. Greer.
Contributor:
Rowan the Sloth
Date and place of birth provided by Charles Clayton Hutchins.
Called "Old Jacob" to avoid confusion with his nephew, "Young Jacob", the son of George Crumley Jr. They both served in the same regiment, and many of their children had the same names, which has caused a great deal of confusion among researchers.
m. Nancy c. 1796, Sullivan Co., TN
Children:
George B
John C "Johnnie"
Daniel W
Elizabeth
Christian W "Chrisley"
Jacob died on April 28, 1814, 32 days after the Battle of Horseshoe Bend on the Tallapoosa River, which was fought March 27th. He is believed to be buried at Fort Strothers, Alabama. A neighbor told of seeing him die, and closed his eyes.
After Jacob's death, Nancy remarried to William Walling.
This grave marker was erected in 1932 by R. P. Greer.
Contributor:
Rowan the Sloth
Called "Old Jacob" to avoid confusion with his nephew, "Young Jacob", the son of George Crumley Jr. They both served in the same regiment, and many of their children had the same names, which has caused a great deal of confusion among researchers.
m. Nancy c. 1796, Sullivan Co., TN
Children:
George B
John C "Johnnie"
Daniel W
Elizabeth
Christian W "Chrisley"
Jacob died on April 28, 1814, 32 days after the Battle of Horseshoe Bend on the Tallapoosa River, which was fought March 27th. He is believed to be buried at Fort Strothers, Alabama. A neighbor told of seeing him die, and closed his eyes.
After Jacob's death, Nancy remarried to William Walling.
This grave marker was erected in 1932 by R. P. Greer.
Contributor:
Rowan the Sloth
Inscription
Tennessee Pvt. King's Co. Allison's East Tenn. Mil. War of 1812
Family Members
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