William Critchfield – Jesse Critchfield – Norman Bruce
Critchfield Compiled Lineage
William
Critchfield was born to William and Johanna (Tillison) Critchfield on 23 July
1799[1] in
Somerset County, Pa.[2] Born
only 16 years after the end of the Revolutionary War between the American
Colonies and Great Britain,
William grew as the new United
States of America grew. With only 16[3]
states at his birth the United
States grew to 35[4]
states by his death on 25 Aug 1863.[5]
William would have heard tales of the Revolutionary War from his father, who
was a veteran serving in a Virginia unit,[6]
lived through the War of 1812 and watched his sons, John and Jesse, march off
to fight in the Civil War.
William married
Susannah (maiden name unknown) in Somerset
County, Pa.[7] Susannah died the 12 June 1860 and was buried
on the 14th of June 1860.[8] Her
burial place is unknown at this time. William died on the 25th of
Aug 1863 and was buried on the 27th of Aug 1863[9] in
the Fitchner Cemetery
in Northampton Twp., Somerset County, Pa.[10] William
lived his entire life in Somerset
County living in Milford Twp.,[11]
Southampton Twp.[12], and
then Northampton Twp.[13]
over the course of his life.
William owned
land in Somerset County,[14] where,
according to the 1850 US Population Census, he was a farmer who owned $1500
worth of real property. After his father’s death in 1843 or 1844,[15] he
filed suit against his brother Jesse for division of the family land.[16] There
was a dispute as to whether Jesse had legal title to the property. Jesse had
sold the land and William wanted it returned. The court found in William’s
favor and gave title to the land back to William. Active in county politics,
William was a Justice of the Peace for Southampton
Township in 1840 and again in 1850, and
for Northampton Township in 1855.[17] And
he was also found on an assessors list of property owners in Northampton Township
in 1852.[18] They
worshipped in Sanner Church (later St. John’s
Lutheran Church)
in Black Twp, Somerset
County, Pa. Their children were baptized there.[19]
We have records
for three children, John, born 1827,[20]
Elizabeth, born 1829,[21]
and Jesse, born 1841.[22]
John, the eldest
son of William and Susanna, was born on 5 Sept 1827.[23]
He was married to Julia Ann May[24] 19
Sept 1850 in Bedford County, Pa by George G. Walker, Esq.[25] Julia was born in Nov of 1821.[26] John
was drafted on 3 June 1864,[27] as
a Private, into Co. D, 87th PA Vol. Inf.[28] According
to the 1890 US Veteran’s Schedule they lived in Fossilville, Bedford County, Pa
and he had lost his discharge papers, though he did know that he had been
discharged 29 June 1865.[29]
He was also partially deaf.
Though farming
was an important way of life for William and many of his ancestors railroading
became a family occupation for many of his children and his grandchildren. John
was an employee of the Pennsylvania Railroad for many years.[30] He
died on 13 Jan 1902[31]
and was buried in the Carpenter Cemetery in Harrison, Bedford County, Pa.[32] Julia
Ann died 19 Jan 1911 in Bedford County, Pa.[33] From
the 1900 US Census we find that Julia had twelve children six of whom were
still alive.[34]
Their children:
Jacob
Albert was born in Somerset County,
Pa on 8 Sept 1852.[37] He married
Mary
Ann Wilson in 1855 in Fulton County,
Pa.
James
Franklin was born about 1854 in Pennsylvania.[38]
Edward
F. was born about 1858 in Pennsylvania.[39]
Winfield
Scott was born about 1861 in Pennsylvania[40]
and became a conductor on a railroad line in Altoona, Pa.[41]
Lewis
Edward was a resident of Dunbar, Fayette
County, Pa.[42]
Margaret
E. was born about 1863 in Pennsyolvania.[43]
Clara
B was born about 1867 in Pennsylvania.[44]
Mary
E was born about 1868 in Pennsylvania.[45]
John
Howard was born about Jan of 1870 in Pennsylvania[46]
and became a railroad employee in Ellerslie, Allegany County, Md.[47]
Ellen, Bella,
Mary, Anna, and Jenny all died of Diphtheria within a month of each other.[48]
(More research is needed to identify the nicknames with the appropriate
daughters listed above and find the two missing daughters, Anna and Jenny.
Though Ellen is probably Margaret E., Bella is Clara B. and Mary is Mary E.)
Elizabeth,
William and Susanna’s only daughter, was born 19 July 1829 in Somerset County, Pa[49] and
married John Bridegum[50] before
1850.[51] John
was born in Feb of 1828 in Pennslyvania.[52]
They had nine children all of whom were still alive in 1900.[53] Elizabeth died on 15 May
1906.[54]
John died 13 Dec 1905.[55] They are both buried in the IOOF Cemetery
in Berlin, Somerset County, Pa.[56]
Jesse was born in
July of 1841[57] in Somerset County
Pa, and was married to Rebecca Gessner
on 3 Dec 1861 in Somerset County,
Pa by Rev. Crossman.[58] She
was the daughter of Ludwig Gessner[59]
and Catherine (last name unknown)[60]
of Berlin, Somerset County, Pa.
both of whom were born in Germany.[61]
Jesse enlisted[62]
in Co. F, 142nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry on 25 Aug
1863. He served his country for about 3 years
spending over 8 months[63]
as a prisoner of war in Andersonville, Georgia, mustering out on 29 May 1865[64]
with the rest of his regiment in Washington
D.C.
He was a school
teacher in Somerset County,
Pa from 1860 to 1881[65]
and then moved into the mercantile profession. He had moved to Ellerslie, Md
by 1890 and was a schoolteacher[66]
there as well. He was elected a member of the Maryland House of Delegates from Allegany County for the 1901-1902 session[67],[68]
and finally was an assistant postmaster by 1910[69]
assisting his daughter, Clara, who was the Postmistress for Ellerslie. Jesse
and Rebecca were members of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Ellerslie, Allegany County, Md.[70]
Jesse died 13
March 1917[71] and was
buried in Rose Hill
Cemetery, Cumberland,
Allegany County, Md by the L. Stein Funeral Home.[72]
Rebecca was also buried by the L. Stein Funeral Home in Rose Hill after her
death on 31 Dec 1934.[73]
The Leasure-Stein Funeral Home building was nominated for the National Register
of Historic Places and the Maryland State Historic Trust Sites on 8 Aug 1988.[74]
(See Narrative History of Jesse
Critchfield and his Family for more details about Jesse and Rebecca’s
life.)
Their known
children:
William
C.A. was born 11 July 1867 in Pennsylvania[75] and
had moved to Denver, Colorado by 1935.[76]
In the 1940 US Population Census he was widowed and living with his son, Jesse,
renting a home for $20.[77]
It also indicated that he had lived there in 1935 as well.
Charles,
born on 28 Aug 1869 in Pennsylvania,[78]
married Rebecca Taylor[79]
in Frostburg, Allegany County,
MD. They were married by Rev.
W.W. Wood. By 1935, they were living in Carleton,
Missouri.[80]
John
Milton was born 24 Feb 1871in Pennsylvania.[81]
Nothing more is known at this time.
Norman
Bruce was born 26 June 1873 in Pennsylvania[82] and
was baptized by the Rev. Frank Sailor on 1 Feb 1876.[83] He
married Anna Lorreta McDonough,[84] daughter
of Martin John McDonough and Catherine Malia,[85] who
was born on Inishbofin Island, County
Galway, Ireland
on 3 April 1879.[86] She died
in New Haven, Fayette County, Pa.
on 4 Dec 1908.[87]
According to his
WW1 Draft registration card[88] Norman was living in Ellerslie, Allegany County, Md
in 1918 and was a track man for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. He was employed
out of Cook’s Mill, Bedford County,
Pa, and was of tall height,
slender build, blue eyes, light hair. Norman was
a natural born US
citizen.[89] Norman
Bruce died 1 July 1920 of Tuberculois Meningitis with a contributory cause of
an accidental injury of the spine and head on the railroad in Ellerslie, Allegany County, MD, and
was buried on 3 July 1920 in Rose Hill Cemetery,
Ellerslie, Allegany County,
MD.[90] Like
his parents Norman
was also buried by the L-Stein Funeral Home.[91]
Jennie
M was born in 1878 in Pennsylvania[92] and
married Charles Champlin.[93] She
lived in Pittsburgh, Alleghany
County, PA, for most of her
married life and died in Ellerslie, Allegany
County, Pa.[94]
Alfred
Sylvester was born 21 Nov 1879[95] in
Cumberland, Allegany County,
Md.[96] He
moved to Sharpsburg, Allegheny County, Pa[97]
by 1900 where he was living as a boarder with the William Fix family. He was
working as telegrapher for the Railroad. Living in Minnesota by 1905, he was enumerated on the Minnesota
State Census as a Railroad worker.[98] His WW1 Draft Registration Card place him in the
YMCA in Duluth, St. Louis County, Minn.
It also states that Alfred was working as a train dispatcher for the Northern
Pacific RR, was native born, with medium height, a slender build, grey eyes, and
light hair.[99] Alfred went
on a Cunard Cruise on the SS Tuscania on 22 Jan 1925 traveling from NY to NY
arriving back on 21 Feb 1925 with stops in Nassau
and Bermuda.[100] He
was still single, living in Duluth, St. Louis County, Minn.
at this time. Albert died on 23 March
1930[101]
in Duluth, St.
Louis County, Minn. And
was brought home to Ellerslie where he was buried by the L-Stein Funeral Home[102] on
26 March 1930 in Rose Hill Cemetery,
Cumberland, Allegany, MD.[103]
Mary
was born on 8 Feb1880 Maryland.[104]
Nothing more is known of her at this time.
Clara
Ellen was born 16 Nov 1882 in Maryland[105] and
was baptized by the Rev. W.F. Shannon.[106] Like
her father, Jesse, Clara was active in local affairs. On 14 April 1936, she
appeared before the Board of County Commissioners of Allegany
County, Md, as part of a committee
of concerned citizens from Ellerslie,
Md. The committee consisted of
Messrs. Hugh Stevenson, J. Lloyd Wolfe, James Albright and Miss Clara Critchfield.
They were requesting the County
Commissioners to make
some provision to remove debris from the creek that runs through Ellerslie,
near the Post Office.[107]
The clerk was instructed to request the State Roads Engineer to make an
investigation and report back.
She
was the Postmistress in Ellerslie, Allegany,
MD in 1910[108]
and never married. Clara’s death date and burial are unknown.
[1] Sanner
Church Records, found at http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pasomers/church/sanbap.htm
on 6 March 2009.
[2] Sanner
Church Records, found at http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pasomers/church/sanbap.htm
on 6 March 2009.
[3] http://americanhistory.about.com/od/states/a/state_admission.htm
found on 27 July 2012
[4] http://americanhistory.about.com/od/states/a/state_admission.htm
found on 27 July 2012
[5] Jesse
Critchfield notebook in possession of author.
[6] A Census
of Pensioners for Revolutionary or Military Service 1841, Census of Pensioners,
Pennsylvania,
Western District, pg 123, found at http://search.ancestry.com/Browse/View.aspx?dbid=7678&path=A+Census+of+Pensioners+For+Revolutionary+or+Military+Services+1841.Census+of+Pensioners.Pennsylvania-Western+Disctrict.7 original data from A Census of Pensioners
for Revolutionary or Military Services. Washington, USA:
Blair and Rives, 1841.
[7] Pennsylvania. Somerset County. Southampton
Twp. Stamped 217. dwelling 185, family 189, William Scritchfield, 1850
U.S.census, Ancestry.com, 2012.
[8] Jesse’s
Notebook, in possession of author.
[9] Jesse’s
Notebook, in possession of author.
[11] Pennsylvania. Somerset
County. Milford Twp. Pg. 3. William Critchfield.1830 U.S.census,
Ancestry.com, 2012.
[12] Pennsylvania. Somerset
County. Southampton
Twp. No. 4. William Critchfield.1840
U.S.census, Ancestry.com, 2012.
[13] Pennsylvania.
Somerset County. Northampton Twp. Stamped 340. dwelling 1168,
family 1168, William Critchfield, 1860 U.S.census, Ancestry.com, 2012.
[14] Pennsylvania. Somerset
County. Southampton
Twp. Stamped 217. dwelling 185, family 189, William Scritchfield, 1850
U.S.census, Ancestry.com, 2012.
[15] Harris,
George W., Pennsylvania State Reports, Vol. XXIV, Reports of cases adjudged by
the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Kay and Brothers, 1856, pg.
100. Found at books.google.com/books?id=xwNAAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA100&lpg=PA100&dq=william+critchfield&source=bl&ots=FoIkoyS2RZ&sig=j2I0qamiuWpoD8s0_McjeUcrKUE&hl=en&sa=X&ei=tMkjUN6_C6yO0QGn3IDoBA&ved=0CDMQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=william
critchfield&f=false
[16] Harris,
pg. 100.
[17] History of Bedford,
Somerset, and Fulton Counties, Pennsylvania
: with illustrations and biographical sketches of some of its pioneers and
prominent men.. Chicago:
Waterman, Watkins & Co., 1884. P. 2410
[18] History of Bedford,
Somerset, and Fulton Counties, Pennsylvania
: with illustrations and biographical sketches of some of its pioneers and
prominent men.. Chicago:
Waterman, Watkins & Co., 1884. P. 2576
[19] Sanner Church Records, found at http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pasomers/church/sanbap.htm
on 6 March 2009.
[20] Sanner Church Records, found at http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pasomers/church/sanbap.htm
on 6 March 2009.
[21] Sanner
Church Records, found at http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pasomers/church/sanbap.htm
on 6 March 2009.
[22] Sanner
Church Records, found at http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pasomers/church/sanbap.htm
on 6 March 2009.
[23] Sanner
Church Records, found at http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pasomers/church/sanbap.htm
on 6 March 2009.
[24] Jordan,
John W., Genealogical and Personal History of Fayette
County Pennsylvania, Vol. 1, Heritage Books,
Westminster, MD, 2007, pg.377.
[25] John.
Critchfield Civil War pension no. S.C. 532504, RG 15, NA-Washington.
[26] Pennsylvania.Bedford County. Londonderry
Twp.Sheet no. 16. ED. 22. SD. 13. dwelling 269, family 272, John Scrishfeld,
1900 Veterans Schedule, Ancestry.com, 2012.
[27] John.
Critchfield Civil War pension no. S.C. 532504, RG 15, NA-Washington.
[28] Pennsylvania.Bedford County. Londonderry
Twp. Pg. 2. ED.78. SD. 7. dwelling 136, family 141, John Critchfield, 1890
Veterans Schedule, Ancestry.com, 2012.
[29] Pennsylvania.Bedford County. Londonderry Twp.
Pg. 2. ED.78. SD. 7. dwelling 136, family 141, John Critchfield, 1890 Veterans
Schedule, Ancestry.com, 2012.
[30] Jordan,
pg. 377.
[31] John
Critchfield (Pvt., Co. D, 87th PA Vol. Inf., Civil War) pension no.
S.C. 532504, Case Files of Approved Pension Applications…, 1861-1934; Civil War
and Later Pension Files; Dept. of Veterans Affairs, Record Group 15; National
Archives, Washington, D.C.
[32] http://www.pa-roots.com/bedford/cemetery/soldiers.html
found on 9 Aug 2012.
[33] John.
Critchfield Civil War pension no. S.C. 532504, RG 15, NA-Washington.
[34] Pennsylvania.Bedford County. Londonderry
Twp.Sheet no. 16. ED. 22. SD. 13. dwelling 269, family 272, John Scrishfeld,
1900 Veterans Schedule, Ancestry.com, 2012.
[35] Pennsylvania.
Somerset County. Northampton Twp. Stamped 341. dwelling 1154,
family 1154, John Critchfield, 1860 U.S.census, Ancestry.com, 2012.
[36] Jordan,
pg. 377.
[37] Jordan,
pg. 377.
[38] Pennsylvania.
Somerset County. Northampton Twp. Stamped 341. dwelling 1154,
family 1154, John Critchfield, 1860 U.S.census, Ancestry.com, 2012.
[39]
Pennsylvania. Somerset
County. Northampton Twp. Stamped 341. dwelling 1154,
family 1154, John Critchfield, 1860 U.S.census, Ancestry.com, 2012.
[40]
Pennsylvania.Bedford County. Londonderry Twp.
Pg. 16. dwelling 103, family 104, John
Critchfield, 1880 U.S.census, Ancestry.com, 2012.
[41] Jordan,
pg. 377.
[42] Jordan,
pg. 377.
[43]
Pennsylvania.Bedford County. Londonderry Twp.
Pg. 16. dwelling 103, family 104, John
Critchfield, 1880 U.S.census, Ancestry.com, 2012.
[44] Pennsylvania.Bedford
County. Londonderry
Twp. Pg. 16. dwelling 103, family 104,
John Critchfield, 1880 U.S.census, Ancestry.com, 2012.
[45] Pennsylvania.Bedford
County. Londonderry
Twp. Pg. 16. dwelling 103, family 104,
John Critchfield, 1880 U.S.census, Ancestry.com, 2012.
[46]
Pennsylvania.Bedford County. Londonderry Twp.
Pg. 16. dwelling 103, family 104, John
Critchfield, 1880 U.S.census, Ancestry.com, 2012.
[47] Jordan,
pg. 377.
[48] Jordan,
pg. 377.
[49] Sanner
Church Records, found at http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pasomers/church/sanbap.htm
on 6 March 2009.
[50] Jordan,
pg.378.
[51] Pennsylvania. Somerset
County. Southampton
Twp. Stamped 217. dwelling 185, family 190, John Bridegum, 1850 U.S.census,
Ancestry.com, 2012.
[52] Pennsylvania. Somerset
County. Berlin Twp. ED. 169. SD 13. Stamped 136 A,
Sheet 9.dwelling 193, family 205, John Bridegum, 1900 U.S.census, Ancestry.com,
2012.
[53] Pennsylvania. Somerset
County. Berlin Twp. ED. 169. SD 13. Stamped 136 A,
Sheet 9.dwelling 193, family 205, John Bridegum, 1900 U.S.census, Ancestry.com,
2012.
[54] INDEX of Br-By surnames in the WPA Cemetery Records
for Somerset County, PA found at
http://files.usgwarchives.org/pa/somerset/cemeteries/wpa/index/index-br-by.txt
[55] INDEX
of Br-By surnames in the WPA Cemetery Records for Somerset County, PA
found at
http://files.usgwarchives.org/pa/somerset/cemeteries/wpa/index/index-br-by.txt
[56] INDEX
of Br-By surnames in the WPA Cemetery Records for Somerset County, PA
found at
http://files.usgwarchives.org/pa/somerset/cemeteries/wpa/index/index-br-by.txt
[57] Jesse’s
Notebook in possession of author
[58] Jesse
H. Critchfield (Pvt., Co. F, 142nd PA Vol. Inf., Civil War) pension
no. S.C. 230980, Case Files of Approved Pension Applications…, 1861-1934; Civil
War and Later Pension Files; Dept. of Veterans Affairs, Record Group 15;
National Archives, Washington,
D.C.
[59] State
of Maryland,
State Registrar of Vital Records, death certificate no. 12014, Rebecca
Critchfield.
[60] Pennsylvania. Somerset
County. Berlin Twp. Stamped 165. dwelling 101,
family 120, Ludwick Gessner, 1850 U.S.census, Ancestry.com, 2012.
[61] Maryland. Allegeny
County. Ellerslie. Sheet no.
6B. ED. 1-55. SD. 1. dwelling 30, family 30, Rebecca Critchfield, 1930 U.S.
Census, Ancestry.com, 2012.
[62]
Jesse H. Critchfield (Pvt., Co. F, 142nd
PA Vol. Inf., Civil War) pension no. S.C. 230980, Case Files of Approved
Pension Applications…, 1861-1934; Civil War and Later Pension Files; Dept. of
Veterans Affairs, Record Group 15; National Archives, Washington, D.C.
[63]
Jesse H. Critchfield Civil War Pension no. S.C. 230980, RG 15, NA-Washington.
[64] Warren,
Col. Horatio N. Two Reunions of the 142nd
Regiment, Pa.
Vols. The Courier Company, Buffalo,
NY, 1890. found online at http://archive.org/stream/tworeunionsof00warr#page/n0/mode/1up,
25 July 2012.
[65] Maryland State Archives, http://www.msa.md.gov/msa/speccol/sc2600/sc2685/house/html/alhouse.html
found 18 May 2007
[66]
Ancestry.com. Cumberland,
Maryland Directories, 1890
[database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA:
Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2000. found 25 July 2012.
[67] The
Sun, Baltimore, MD, 15 March 1917, found online at
GenealogyBank.com on 10 May 2012.
[68] Maryland State Archives, http://www.msa.md.gov/msa/speccol/sc2600/sc2685/house/html/alhouse.html
found 18 May 2007
[69] Maryland. Allegeny County.
Ellerslie. Sheet no. 125A. ED. 23. SD. 5. dwelling 1, family 1, Jesse H.
Critchfield, 1910 U.S. Census, Ancestry.com, 2012.
[70]
Rebecca’s Obituary, photocopy of microfilm record, unknown date, unknown
newspaper.
[71] State
of Maryland,
State Registrar of Vital Records, death certificate no. 4978-154, Jesse H.
Critchfield.
[72]
Genealogical Society of Allegany County, Md.,
Inc, Rose Hill Cemetery Cumberland,
Maryland, An Inventory, Cumberland, Md, 1995, pg. 80
[73]
Genealogical Society of Allegany County, Md.,
Inc, pg. 80.
[74]
National Register of Historic Places Application, found at http://www.msa.md.gov/megafile/msa/stagsere/se1/se5/000001/000001/000394/pdf/msa_se5_394.pdf
[75] Jesse’s
Notebook in possession of author and Critchfield Bible location unknown.
[76]
Rebecca’s Obituary, photocopy of microfilm record, unknown date, unknown
newspaper.
[77] Colorado. Denver
County. Denver. Sheet no. 4B. ED. 16-226. SD. 1,
family 174, William. Critchfield, 1940 U.S. Census, Ancestry.com, 2012.
[78] Jesse’s
Notebook in possession of author and Critchfield Bible location unknown.
[79] The
Sun, Baltimore, MD, 5 May 1900, found online at
GenealogyBank.com on 10 May 2012.
[80]
Rebecca’s Obituary, photocopy of microfilm record, unknown date, unknown
newspaper.
[81] Jesse’s
Notebook in possession of author and Critchfield Bible location unknown.
[82] WW1
Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918., digital images, Ancestry.com. Norman
Bruce Critchfield, serial no.3119, order no. 3222, Ellerslie, Allegany County, MD.
[83] Jesse’s
Notebook, in possession of author.
[84]
Interview with Dorothy Elois Jones Critchfield, Daughter in Law of Anna Loretta
McDonough Critchfield, May, 1988.
[85] State of Pennslvania, Pennsylvania Dept of Vital Records, No.
9933, Annie Loretta Critchfield.
[86] State of Pennslvania, Pennsylvania Dept of Vital Records, No.
9933, Annie Loretta Critchfield.
[88] WW1
Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918., digital images, Ancestry.com. Norman
Bruce Critchfield, serial no.3119, order no. 3222, Ellerslie, Allegany County, MD.
[89] WW1
Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918., digital images, Ancestry.com. Norman
Bruce Critchfield, serial no.3119, order no. 3222, Ellerslie, Allegany County, MD.
[90] State
of Maryland,
State Registrar of Vital Records, death certificate no. 12509, Norman Bruce
Critchfield.
[91]
Genealogical Society of Allegany County, Md.,
Inc, pg. 192.
[92] Jesse’s
Notebook in possession of author and Critchfield Bible location unknown.
[93] The
Sun, Baltimore, MD, 15 March 1917, found online at
GenealogyBank.com on 10 May 2012.
[94] Jennie
M. Chapman obituary, unknown date, unknown newspaper.
[95] WW1
Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918., digital images, Ancestry.com. Albert
Sylvester Critchfield, serial no.971, order no. 3665, draft board 2, Duluth, St. Louis,
Minn.
[96] New York Passenger
Lists, 1820-1957. digital images, Ancestry.com. 21 Feb 1925, Tuscania, Original
data: Passenger and Crew Lists of Vessels Arriving at New York, New York,
1897-1957; (National Archives Microfilm Publication T715, 8892 rolls); Records
of the Immigration and Naturalization Service; National Archives, Washington,
D.C..
[97] Pennsylvania.Allegheny County. Sharpsburg
Borough. Ed. 495. SD 18. Pg. 2B. Lodger, dwelling 29, family 32, William Fix,
1900 U.S.census, Ancestry.com, 2012.
[98] Minnesota, St. Louis
County, Duluth. Sheet No. 46, Ward 5, Subdivision B,
Precinct 2, ED 13, Alfred Critchfield, 1905 Minnesota State Census,
Ancestry.com, 2012.
[99] WW1
Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918., digital images, Ancestry.com. Albert Sylvester
Critchfield, serial no.971, order no. 3665, draft board 2, Duluth,
St. Louis, Minn.
[100] New York Passenger
Lists, 1820-1957. digital images, Ancestry.com. 21 Feb 1925, Tuscania, Original
data: Passenger and Crew Lists of Vessels Arriving at New York, New York,
1897-1957; (National Archives Microfilm Publication T715, 8892 rolls); Records
of the Immigration and Naturalization Service; National Archives, Washington,
D.C.
[101]
Genealogical Society of Allegany County, Md.,
Inc, pg 192.
[102]
Genealogical Society of Allegany County, Md.,
Inc, pg 192.
[103]
Genealogical Society of Allegany County,
Md., Inc, pg 192.
[104]
Jesse’s Notebook in possession of author and Critchfield Bible location
unknown.
[105]
Jesse’s Notebook in possession of author and Critchfield Bible location
unknown.
[106]
Jesse’s Notebook in possession of author.
[107]
Minutes of Board of County Commissioners, Allegany
County, Md found at http://gov.allconet.org/bcc/minutes/1936/CCR%201936-03-27%20to%201938-04-21.pdf
[108] Maryland. Allegeny
County. Ellerslie. Sheet
no. 125A. ED. 23. SD. 5. dwelling 1, family 1, Jesse H. Critchfield, 1910 U.S.
Census, Ancestry.com, 2012.
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