from " Pioneer History of Camden Township"
A row of tombstones in the Camden cemetery makes a record of a tragical experience in the child life of Henry Crandall and wife. In 1861 a daughter died on December 19th, one on the 22nd and another on the 28th, then in 1864 another died and in 1873 a son.
Altogether, Henry and his wife had nine children, of whom five grew to maturity,
James Austin, killed in the army, April 9, 1865, at the age of 24 years, James Austin Crandall married Thankfull D.French, and who died April 3, 1864.
John Henry, also killed in the War,
William, who married Alma L. Searles, a sister of Lewis Searles, July 4, 1861,
Mary, who married Washington White, and
Addie, who married Milo Bursley Sept. 7, 1871, and died March 3, 1926.
about their father:
Henry H. Crandall was born Dec. 28, 1810. [A nephew thought it was 1816.] In 1840 he bought the Linton farm, now Willie Myers, but later removed to Henrietta, returning to Camden about 1860, purchasing the S. M. Hanes farm, where he lived until about 1872, when he removed to Steele County, Minnesota, where he died May 28, 1897. His wife, Jane L. Warner, born July 6, 1822, died March 5, 1901. He was very much interested in the Disciple Church and was instrumental in having the brick church erected in Kipton, contributing money and labor
A row of tombstones in the Camden cemetery makes a record of a tragical experience in the child life of Henry Crandall and wife. In 1861 a daughter died on December 19th, one on the 22nd and another on the 28th, then in 1864 another died and in 1873 a son.
Altogether, Henry and his wife had nine children, of whom five grew to maturity,
James Austin, killed in the army, April 9, 1865, at the age of 24 years, James Austin Crandall married Thankfull D.French, and who died April 3, 1864.
John Henry, also killed in the War,
William, who married Alma L. Searles, a sister of Lewis Searles, July 4, 1861,
Mary, who married Washington White, and
Addie, who married Milo Bursley Sept. 7, 1871, and died March 3, 1926.
about their father:
Henry H. Crandall was born Dec. 28, 1810. [A nephew thought it was 1816.] In 1840 he bought the Linton farm, now Willie Myers, but later removed to Henrietta, returning to Camden about 1860, purchasing the S. M. Hanes farm, where he lived until about 1872, when he removed to Steele County, Minnesota, where he died May 28, 1897. His wife, Jane L. Warner, born July 6, 1822, died March 5, 1901. He was very much interested in the Disciple Church and was instrumental in having the brick church erected in Kipton, contributing money and labor
from " Pioneer History of Camden Township"
A row of tombstones in the Camden cemetery makes a record of a tragical experience in the child life of Henry Crandall and wife. In 1861 a daughter died on December 19th, one on the 22nd and another on the 28th, then in 1864 another died and in 1873 a son.
Altogether, Henry and his wife had nine children, of whom five grew to maturity,
James Austin, killed in the army, April 9, 1865, at the age of 24 years, James Austin Crandall married Thankfull D.French, and who died April 3, 1864.
John Henry, also killed in the War,
William, who married Alma L. Searles, a sister of Lewis Searles, July 4, 1861,
Mary, who married Washington White, and
Addie, who married Milo Bursley Sept. 7, 1871, and died March 3, 1926.
about their father:
Henry H. Crandall was born Dec. 28, 1810. [A nephew thought it was 1816.] In 1840 he bought the Linton farm, now Willie Myers, but later removed to Henrietta, returning to Camden about 1860, purchasing the S. M. Hanes farm, where he lived until about 1872, when he removed to Steele County, Minnesota, where he died May 28, 1897. His wife, Jane L. Warner, born July 6, 1822, died March 5, 1901. He was very much interested in the Disciple Church and was instrumental in having the brick church erected in Kipton, contributing money and labor
A row of tombstones in the Camden cemetery makes a record of a tragical experience in the child life of Henry Crandall and wife. In 1861 a daughter died on December 19th, one on the 22nd and another on the 28th, then in 1864 another died and in 1873 a son.
Altogether, Henry and his wife had nine children, of whom five grew to maturity,
James Austin, killed in the army, April 9, 1865, at the age of 24 years, James Austin Crandall married Thankfull D.French, and who died April 3, 1864.
John Henry, also killed in the War,
William, who married Alma L. Searles, a sister of Lewis Searles, July 4, 1861,
Mary, who married Washington White, and
Addie, who married Milo Bursley Sept. 7, 1871, and died March 3, 1926.
about their father:
Henry H. Crandall was born Dec. 28, 1810. [A nephew thought it was 1816.] In 1840 he bought the Linton farm, now Willie Myers, but later removed to Henrietta, returning to Camden about 1860, purchasing the S. M. Hanes farm, where he lived until about 1872, when he removed to Steele County, Minnesota, where he died May 28, 1897. His wife, Jane L. Warner, born July 6, 1822, died March 5, 1901. He was very much interested in the Disciple Church and was instrumental in having the brick church erected in Kipton, contributing money and labor
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