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Crabtree's In America Sixth Generation

Fourth child of Whitaker Crabtree and ???

William D. Crabtree

b. ca. 1818 in Tennessee,
d. 11-23-1880 in Grayson Co. TX.

Married, ca. 1839 Newton Co. MO.

REBECCA CRABTREE b. ca. 1823 in Illinois.

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This family moved to Greenville Hunt Co. Tx. about 1859 by wagon train and lived near Whitaker Crabtree, and later moved on to Grayson Co. Tx. Rebecca moved with her father after the 1830 census and possibly after her mother Mary Lee's death to Newton Co. Mo. Whitaker Crabtree who was with William and Mary in Jackson CO. Tn. and in Washington Co. Il. in 1830 moved his family also, and Rebecca married his son, a second cousin my mother always thought. They were living near the older families in the 1840 census, by 1850 they had 3 daughters and 1 son. Her sister Ruth was living with them at the time. About 1859 they moved to Greenville, Hunt Co. Tx. where Malinda had already settled. There they lived near Whitaker and his family. William father of Rebecca might have died as not other trace of him has been found. Rebecca and William moved their family of 2 sons, and 4 daughters to Grayson Co. Tx. where other Crabtree's, old Ike's descendents as my mother called them had settled. Rebecca was dead by the 1880 census. William D. died Nov. 23, 1880 in Grayson Co. Tx. The Crabtree neighbors here were Thomas, Juda, Mark & Permelia, Elihu, Delila, Wesley G. & Mary, Reese & Mary, and Whitaker age 71 from Va. and James & Mary. Most of them gave Tn. or Mo. as their birth State. Most of the men served in the Civil War along with their young sons.

-------------Children of William & Rebecca-------------

Casinda Crabtree, b. ca. 1841 Newton Co. MO.
Hester Ann Crabtree, b. ca. 1843 Newton CO. MO.
Melinda Catherine Crabtree. b ca. 1845 Newton Co. MO.
James G. Crabtree, b. ca. 1848 Newton Co. MO.
Elizabeth Crabtree-(1852)
Thomas B. Crabtree, b. ca. 1856 Newton CO. MO.

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