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     Rachel married William Riley Copeland, son of William M. Copeland and Martha Elizabeth Taff, at Maries County, Missouri.¹

     
     James married Mary E. Crum, daughter of Robert Sevier Crum and Elizabeth Hutchison, at Maries County, Missouri.¹

     
     Mary married James Copeland, son of William Riley Copeland and Rachel Vaughn, at Maries County, Missouri.¹      Mary E. Crum, daughter of Robert Sevier Crum and Elizabeth Hutchison, was born after 1853 in Missouri.²

          Robert Sevier Crum, son of John Crum and Jennie (?), was born on 5 September 1828 in Greene County, Tennessee.^1,2
     Robert (his first marriage) married Elizabeth Hutchison, daughter of Joseph Hutchison and Rachel Myers, on 12 August 1852 at Green County, Tennessee.^1,3 Robert Sevier Crum and Elizabeth Hutchison moved in 1853 from Greene County, Tennessee to Maries County, Missouri. Moving with Robert were Rachel Jane Crum.³
     Robert Sevier Crum served circa 1860 in the Confederate Army during the Civil War.³ His wife, Elizabeth Hutchison, died in February 1870.³
     Robert (his second marriage) married Harriett Agnes O'Neal Coats Collins in April 1871.³ His wife, Harriett Agnes O'Neal Coats Collins, died on 7 July 1905.³
     Robert (his third marriage) married Louise V. Hutchison on 2 September 1905.³
     Robert died on 24 March 1906 in Vienna, Maries County, Missouri, at age 77.¹ He was buried in March 1906 in Little Flock Cemetery in Vienna, Maries County, Missouri.²
     Robert Sevier Crum, a farmer and stock-raiser of Jackson Township, Maries County, was born in Greene County, Tenn., September 5, 1828, and is a son of John and Jennie (Roberts) Crum. John Crum, who was a farmer and miner, was born in Tennessee about 1778, and when young moved with his father, who was a native of Germany, to Greene County, Tenn., where the father died in 1835. John Crum was married in Tennessee, and was accidentally killed while working in an iron mine in 1838. The mother of our subject was a native of North Carolina, and was of English descent; after the death of Mr. Crum she married Jeremiah Roberts. Mrs. Roberts died about 1870; she was the mother of fourteen children, twelve by her first husband, of whom Robert S. was the youngest but one. He was reared on the farm, and lived with his mother until nearly twenty-four years of age. August 12, 1852, he married Elizabeth Hutchison, who was born in Greene County, Tenn., in 1829, and was a daughter of Joseph and Rachel (Meyers) Hutchison, natives of Greene County, Tenn., who immigrated to Maries County, Mo., in 1853, and located in Johnson Township. To this union were born seven children, viz.: Rachel J., wife of James Malone; John F; Mary E., wife of James Copeland; Joseph P., George W., Lanettie, and William J. In 1853 Mr. Crum left his native State and immigrated by wagon to Maries County, Mo., with a company of about fifty, the journey requiring some six weeks. In 1854 Mr. Crum located on the tract upon which he now resides, which is on the Cooper branch of the Gasconade River, better known as "Cowell Hollow;" he rented his farm until about 1870, when he-bought 114 acres, and has since added acre after acre and tract after tract until he has become the owner of 2,000 acres, and is one of the most extensive farmers in Maries County; he has 400 acres of land under cultivation, and his farm is well improved with fences and buildings, etc. He devotes considerable attention to stock-raising, in which he has been very successful, now owning 130 head of cattle and other stock. In February 1870, Mr. Crum lost his wife. In April 1871, he married Harriet Agnes Collins, nee O ' Neal, who was born in Eng-land in 1829. They have one child, Harriet Agnes. Mr. and Mrs. Crum are members of the Missionary Baptist Church.⁴

          Elizabeth Hutchison, daughter of Joseph Hutchison and Rachel Myers, was born in 1829 in Greene County, Tennessee.¹
     Elizabeth married Robert Sevier Crum (his first marriage) , son of John Crum and Jennie (?), on 12 August 1852 at Green County, Tennessee.^1,2 Elizabeth Hutchison and Robert Sevier Crum moved in 1853 from Greene County, Tennessee to Maries County, Missouri. Moving with Elizabeth were Rachel Jane Crum.²
     Elizabeth died in February 1870.² She was buried in February 1872 in Carnes Cemetery in Vienna, Maries County, Missouri.²

          Sarah Copeland, daughter of James Copeland and Mary E. Crum, was born in Maries County, Missouri.¹
     Sarah married Daniel Owens, son of Stephen Owens and Amanda Branson, at Missouri.¹
     Sarah died in New Bloomfield, Callaway County, Missouri.¹

     
     Daniel married Sarah Copeland, daughter of James Copeland and Mary E. Crum, at Maries County, Missouri.¹

     
     Nancy married Gilbert B. Branson, son of Reuben Branson and Sarah Crismon, on 28 September 1865 at Osage County, Missouri.²

     
     William married Mary Ann Compton.¹

     
     Mary married William Clay.¹

     
     John married Rebecca Branson, daughter of Andrew Jackson Branson and Ruth Jane Fowler.¹

     
     Fountain married Martha Ann Branson, daughter of Reuben Branson and Sarah Crismon.¹

          Laura Jane Compton, daughter of Fountain D. Compton and Martha Ann Branson, was born on 23 August 1865 in Branson, Taney County, Missouri.¹
     Laura died on 20 November 1948 in Pawnee City, Pawnee County, Nebraska, at age 83.¹

          Minerva Frances Lore, daughter of James E. Lore and Mary Ann Branson, was born on 27 March 1866 in Maries County, Missouri.² Conflicting evidence placed her birth March 27, 1868 (Rootsweb Eads Family).¹
     Minerva (her first marriage)married John Charles Freemont Simpson (his first marriage) , son of Benjamin Simpson and Caroline Ann Branson, on 23 August 1883 at Gasconade County, Missouri.¹ Her husband, John Charles Freemont Simpson, died on 12 December 1901.³
     Minerva (her second marriage)married Isaiah Shockley (his second marriage) circa 1902.³
     Minerva died on 27 February 1915 in Bland, Gasconade County, Missouri, at age 48.^1,2 Her cause of death was strangulated umbilical hernia of 5 years standing and toxemia from bowels.²
     The undertaker who handled her arrangements was F. W. Koenig in Missouri.² She was buried on 28 February 1915 in Crider Cemetery in Missouri.²

     
     (?) married Irene B. Eads, daughter of Weldon William Eads and Effie Emiline "Ellis" Pearson.¹

     
Doctor H. J. Gremp was the attending physician who certified the death of Mark West on 29 November 1912.^2,3
Doctor H. J. Gremp was the attending physician who certified the death of Lydia Angeline Powers on 19 October 1915.^4,5
Doctor H. J. Gremp was the attending physician who certified the death of Mary Margaret Veasman on 29 February 1920.⁶
Doctor H. J. Gremp was the attending physician who certified the death of Jehu "John" Copeland on 13 July 1920.^7,8,9
Doctor H. J. Gremp was the attending physician who certified the death of Abe Rowden on 17 July 1926.^10,11
Doctor H. J. Gremp was the attending physician who certified the death of Samuel Keaton on 12 August 1926.⁸

     
     (?) married Vera Bacon, daughter of Thomas Bacon and Lydia L. "Lula" Tackett.¹

     
     (?) married Julia Bacon, daughter of Thomas Bacon and Lydia L. "Lula" Tackett.¹

     
     Newton married Gertrude J. "Gertie" Tackett, daughter of George Harve Tackett and Nancy Josephine "Josie" Eads.¹

     
     Walter married Marjorie Tackett, daughter of George Harve Tackett and Nancy Josephine "Josie" Eads.¹

     
     He performed the funeral service for Lydia L. "Lula" Tackett, it was held on 12 January 1980 at Gilbert Chapel, Dixon, Pulaski County, Missouri.¹

     
     (?) married Maudie Rhea French, daughter of Frank L. French and Louisa Jane Eads.¹

     
     (?) married Josephine French, daughter of Frank L. French and Louisa Jane Eads.¹

     
     He performed the funeral service for William Timothy "Tim" Tackett, it was held on 9 February 1970 at First Baptist Church, Vienna, Maries County, Missouri.¹
     He performed the funeral service for Sylvia May French, it was held on 29 September 1971 at Birmingham Martin Funeral Home, Vienna, Maries County, Missouri.²

          Viola Honse, daughter of John Wesley Honse and Mary Ann Bade, was born on 16 January 1900.²
     Viola (her first marriage)married Oliver Columbus Hopkins Jr (his first marriage) , son of Oliver Columbus "Lumber" Hopkins Sr, circa 1920.¹
     Viola (her second marriage)married William Timothy "Tim" Tackett , son of George Harve Tackett and Nancy Josephine "Josie" Eads, on 19 December 1927 at Vienna, Maries County, Missouri.¹ Her husband, William Timothy "Tim" Tackett, died on 6 February 1970 at age 73.¹
     Viola died after 1970.¹

     
     Evelyn married (?) Moser.¹

     
     Donna married (?) Backues.¹

     
     Darlene married (?) McKinney.¹