Suggested edit: Catherine died BEFORE 14 Dec 1817, when her husband William Crook (#63064283) married Susan Hansel (#96037023) in Fairfield Co., OH. (Film Number: 000295268.) It was William who died in 1855.
Contributor: Linda M. Cooper
Re: Correction to Find A Grave entry on Elizabeth See Crook, Crawfis-Emery Cemetery, Lancaster, Ohio. Created by Gathering Roots; Record added: Dec 19, 2010; Find A Grave Memorial# 63064661.
Catharine See Crook, born 21 October 1769, wife of William Crook (d. 1855) was the daughter of George and Elizabeth Stump and the widow of John See (ca. 1769–1795), son of George.
[REFERENCES: Catharine Crook is named as the daughter of George Stump in his will, Superior Court will (8 Apr 1805; probate 4 May 1805), facsimile and transcription of will in Thurman Stump, Michael Stump Sr. of Virginia, 1709 – 1768 (Parsons. W. Va.: McClain Printing Company, 1975), 101-106, at Hardy County Genealogy Page, "Hardy County Family Album" (http://www.wvgenweb.org/hardy/mstumpin.htm). The birth date for Catharine is from George and Elizabeth's Stump's Bible, digital image, Library of Virginia (http://image.lva.virginia.gov/BibleII/35598.pdf)].
John See's wife, Catharine See and her father, George Stump, were the administrators of John's estate.
[REFERENCES: Hardy Co. Wills 1:129, John See, estate appraisal (6 Aug 1795, recorded 13 Apr 1796); 1:163 account (14 May 1799, recorded May 1799); and 1:247 sale (7 Aug 1795, recorded 9 Feb. 1803).]
John left two minor children, George, born 1791, and Elizabeth, born 1794. In July 1805 the County Court appointed John Craigen, husband of John's sister, Mary Ann See, as Elizabeth's guardian and in September of that year George chose his grandfather, George See, as his guardian.
[REFERENCES: Hardy County Court Record Book #7, 1804-1812, July and September 1805 Courts, cited in David Armstrong "Notes on the German Yokum & See Families…."]
In 1805, John Craigen, as guardian of Elizabeth, received on her behalf £270, 10 pence from the estate of her grandfather, George Stump.
[REFERENCES: Hardy County Wills 1:318, account of John Craigen, Guardian for Elizabeth See, 9 Dec. 1805, recorded 11 December 1805.
John See's widow, Catharine, married William Crook on 22 September 1801.
[REFERENCES: Hardy County Marriages "1795," volume of bound ministers' returns, 1795-1840s, p. 8. William Crook and Catharine See were married by Ferdinand Lair.]
John and Catharine's children, George and Elizabeth, lived Fairfield County, Ohio, in 1815 when they sold their father's land to their aunt, Catharine Paul.
[REFERENCES: Hardy Co. Deeds 7:298 (19 Aug 1815), George See and Elizabeth See of Fairfield Co., Ohio, heirs of John See, to Catharine Paul.]
Jim Funkhouser
Contributor: Linda M. Cooper
Re: Correction to Find A Grave entry on Elizabeth See Crook, Crawfis-Emery Cemetery, Lancaster, Ohio. Created by Gathering Roots; Record added: Dec 19, 2010; Find A Grave Memorial# 63064661.
Catharine See Crook, born 21 October 1769, wife of William Crook (d. 1855) was the daughter of George and Elizabeth Stump and the widow of John See (ca. 1769–1795), son of George.
[REFERENCES: Catharine Crook is named as the daughter of George Stump in his will, Superior Court will (8 Apr 1805; probate 4 May 1805), facsimile and transcription of will in Thurman Stump, Michael Stump Sr. of Virginia, 1709 – 1768 (Parsons. W. Va.: McClain Printing Company, 1975), 101-106, at Hardy County Genealogy Page, "Hardy County Family Album" (http://www.wvgenweb.org/hardy/mstumpin.htm). The birth date for Catharine is from George and Elizabeth's Stump's Bible, digital image, Library of Virginia (http://image.lva.virginia.gov/BibleII/35598.pdf)].
John See's wife, Catharine See and her father, George Stump, were the administrators of John's estate.
[REFERENCES: Hardy Co. Wills 1:129, John See, estate appraisal (6 Aug 1795, recorded 13 Apr 1796); 1:163 account (14 May 1799, recorded May 1799); and 1:247 sale (7 Aug 1795, recorded 9 Feb. 1803).]
John left two minor children, George, born 1791, and Elizabeth, born 1794. In July 1805 the County Court appointed John Craigen, husband of John's sister, Mary Ann See, as Elizabeth's guardian and in September of that year George chose his grandfather, George See, as his guardian.
[REFERENCES: Hardy County Court Record Book #7, 1804-1812, July and September 1805 Courts, cited in David Armstrong "Notes on the German Yokum & See Families…."]
In 1805, John Craigen, as guardian of Elizabeth, received on her behalf £270, 10 pence from the estate of her grandfather, George Stump.
[REFERENCES: Hardy County Wills 1:318, account of John Craigen, Guardian for Elizabeth See, 9 Dec. 1805, recorded 11 December 1805.
John See's widow, Catharine, married William Crook on 22 September 1801.
[REFERENCES: Hardy County Marriages "1795," volume of bound ministers' returns, 1795-1840s, p. 8. William Crook and Catharine See were married by Ferdinand Lair.]
John and Catharine's children, George and Elizabeth, lived Fairfield County, Ohio, in 1815 when they sold their father's land to their aunt, Catharine Paul.
[REFERENCES: Hardy Co. Deeds 7:298 (19 Aug 1815), George See and Elizabeth See of Fairfield Co., Ohio, heirs of John See, to Catharine Paul.]
Jim Funkhouser
Suggested edit: Catherine died BEFORE 14 Dec 1817, when her husband William Crook (#63064283) married Susan Hansel (#96037023) in Fairfield Co., OH. (Film Number: 000295268.) It was William who died in 1855.
Contributor: Linda M. Cooper
Re: Correction to Find A Grave entry on Elizabeth See Crook, Crawfis-Emery Cemetery, Lancaster, Ohio. Created by Gathering Roots; Record added: Dec 19, 2010; Find A Grave Memorial# 63064661.
Catharine See Crook, born 21 October 1769, wife of William Crook (d. 1855) was the daughter of George and Elizabeth Stump and the widow of John See (ca. 1769–1795), son of George.
[REFERENCES: Catharine Crook is named as the daughter of George Stump in his will, Superior Court will (8 Apr 1805; probate 4 May 1805), facsimile and transcription of will in Thurman Stump, Michael Stump Sr. of Virginia, 1709 – 1768 (Parsons. W. Va.: McClain Printing Company, 1975), 101-106, at Hardy County Genealogy Page, "Hardy County Family Album" (http://www.wvgenweb.org/hardy/mstumpin.htm). The birth date for Catharine is from George and Elizabeth's Stump's Bible, digital image, Library of Virginia (http://image.lva.virginia.gov/BibleII/35598.pdf)].
John See's wife, Catharine See and her father, George Stump, were the administrators of John's estate.
[REFERENCES: Hardy Co. Wills 1:129, John See, estate appraisal (6 Aug 1795, recorded 13 Apr 1796); 1:163 account (14 May 1799, recorded May 1799); and 1:247 sale (7 Aug 1795, recorded 9 Feb. 1803).]
John left two minor children, George, born 1791, and Elizabeth, born 1794. In July 1805 the County Court appointed John Craigen, husband of John's sister, Mary Ann See, as Elizabeth's guardian and in September of that year George chose his grandfather, George See, as his guardian.
[REFERENCES: Hardy County Court Record Book #7, 1804-1812, July and September 1805 Courts, cited in David Armstrong "Notes on the German Yokum & See Families…."]
In 1805, John Craigen, as guardian of Elizabeth, received on her behalf £270, 10 pence from the estate of her grandfather, George Stump.
[REFERENCES: Hardy County Wills 1:318, account of John Craigen, Guardian for Elizabeth See, 9 Dec. 1805, recorded 11 December 1805.
John See's widow, Catharine, married William Crook on 22 September 1801.
[REFERENCES: Hardy County Marriages "1795," volume of bound ministers' returns, 1795-1840s, p. 8. William Crook and Catharine See were married by Ferdinand Lair.]
John and Catharine's children, George and Elizabeth, lived Fairfield County, Ohio, in 1815 when they sold their father's land to their aunt, Catharine Paul.
[REFERENCES: Hardy Co. Deeds 7:298 (19 Aug 1815), George See and Elizabeth See of Fairfield Co., Ohio, heirs of John See, to Catharine Paul.]
Jim Funkhouser
Contributor: Linda M. Cooper
Re: Correction to Find A Grave entry on Elizabeth See Crook, Crawfis-Emery Cemetery, Lancaster, Ohio. Created by Gathering Roots; Record added: Dec 19, 2010; Find A Grave Memorial# 63064661.
Catharine See Crook, born 21 October 1769, wife of William Crook (d. 1855) was the daughter of George and Elizabeth Stump and the widow of John See (ca. 1769–1795), son of George.
[REFERENCES: Catharine Crook is named as the daughter of George Stump in his will, Superior Court will (8 Apr 1805; probate 4 May 1805), facsimile and transcription of will in Thurman Stump, Michael Stump Sr. of Virginia, 1709 – 1768 (Parsons. W. Va.: McClain Printing Company, 1975), 101-106, at Hardy County Genealogy Page, "Hardy County Family Album" (http://www.wvgenweb.org/hardy/mstumpin.htm). The birth date for Catharine is from George and Elizabeth's Stump's Bible, digital image, Library of Virginia (http://image.lva.virginia.gov/BibleII/35598.pdf)].
John See's wife, Catharine See and her father, George Stump, were the administrators of John's estate.
[REFERENCES: Hardy Co. Wills 1:129, John See, estate appraisal (6 Aug 1795, recorded 13 Apr 1796); 1:163 account (14 May 1799, recorded May 1799); and 1:247 sale (7 Aug 1795, recorded 9 Feb. 1803).]
John left two minor children, George, born 1791, and Elizabeth, born 1794. In July 1805 the County Court appointed John Craigen, husband of John's sister, Mary Ann See, as Elizabeth's guardian and in September of that year George chose his grandfather, George See, as his guardian.
[REFERENCES: Hardy County Court Record Book #7, 1804-1812, July and September 1805 Courts, cited in David Armstrong "Notes on the German Yokum & See Families…."]
In 1805, John Craigen, as guardian of Elizabeth, received on her behalf £270, 10 pence from the estate of her grandfather, George Stump.
[REFERENCES: Hardy County Wills 1:318, account of John Craigen, Guardian for Elizabeth See, 9 Dec. 1805, recorded 11 December 1805.
John See's widow, Catharine, married William Crook on 22 September 1801.
[REFERENCES: Hardy County Marriages "1795," volume of bound ministers' returns, 1795-1840s, p. 8. William Crook and Catharine See were married by Ferdinand Lair.]
John and Catharine's children, George and Elizabeth, lived Fairfield County, Ohio, in 1815 when they sold their father's land to their aunt, Catharine Paul.
[REFERENCES: Hardy Co. Deeds 7:298 (19 Aug 1815), George See and Elizabeth See of Fairfield Co., Ohio, heirs of John See, to Catharine Paul.]
Jim Funkhouser
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