Davidson County, Tennessee Marriages
4-2-1802. Nicholas CRENSHAW to Margaret KINNISON

1805 Williamson County, Tennessee Tax List
CRENSHAW, Cornelius - 1WP

1806 Williamson County, Tennessee Tax List
CRENSHAW, Cornelius - 1WP

1807 Williamson County, Tennessee Tax List
CRENSHAW, Cornelius - 1WP
CRENSHAW, Joseph - 1WP

Williamson County, Tennessee Marriages
6 September 1809. Susanna CRENSHAW to Jacob HOLT
4 April 1811. Patsey CRENSHAW to David HAFLEY
8 April 1811. James CRENSHAW to Eliza WINSLOW (bro. of Joseph and John)
13 October 1813. William CRENSHAW to Eliza R.B. DAVIS
11 July 1814. Oliver CRENSHAW to Elizabeth CRAWFORD/RUTHERFORD
29 Dec. 1824. Daniel CRENSHAW to Amanda (Elizabeth L.?) MOORE (son of Daniel)
18 Dec. 1827. Polly CRENSHAW to James M. TALLY (dau. of Cornelius)
20 June 1829. Daniel CRENSHAW to Ruth ANDERSON (son of Daniel)
13 Oct. 1831. William CRENSHAW to Eliza R.B. DAVIS (son of Daniel)
15 Nov. 1831. Chester CRENSHAW to Sarah CRENSHAW (son of Daniel)
15 Nov. 1831. Sarah CRENSHAW to Chester CRENSHAW (dau. of Cornelius)

1810 Williamson County, Tennessee Tax List
CRENSHAW, Connely - 1WP - 1BP - Donelson Cr. by deed
CRENSHAW, Joseph - 1WP

Miscellaneous Records, Williamson County, Tennessee (DPL, 929.37685L987M)
Vol. 5: 4 May 1810. Joseph CRENSHAW says on 28 March 1810, Thrasher McCOLLUM obtained a judgment against him for $24 and the cost of the suit. He said judgment was unjustly rendered and that he is not indebted to said Thasher McCOLLUM.
Vol. 5: James GRAY, cabinetmaker, on 25 June 1819, stole 2 bank notes of $5 each, both issued by the Nashville Bank and payable one at Murfreesboro and the other at Shelbyville -- the property of James J. CRENSHAW.
Vol. 5: James CRENSHAW made oath that his house was broken into on the night of 25 June 1819 and about $50 taken. He has good reason to believe James GRAY, house carpenter, was the guilty person.
Vol. 6: April 1819. Joseph CRENSHAW, adm. of the estate of John CRENSHAW decd. Settlement.
Vol. 2: Aug. 1823. Cornelius CRENSHAW vs William ANTHONY. Case involved disputed title to negroes and land sold in Lunenberg County, Virginia. MB: Daniel CRENSHAW and Nancy JENNINGS 11 June 1789, Lunenberg. Parents of Mary, m Pettus SHELBURN, and Cornelius. In Virginia, 1812, Richard HERRING bought 5 negroes and tract of land from Daniel CRENSHAW. Nancy refused to convey her dower right to land, and HERRING conveyed 2 slaves for her to Cornelius CRENSHAW. Daniel and Nancy moved to Williamson County, Tennessee ca 1814. Brought 4 slaves. Pettus SHELBURN said Daniel sometimes drunk and violent to wife. (From Rev. War pension appl. of Nancy JENNINGS CRENSHAW: Nancy born 1785, m Daniel CRENSHAW, 2 July 1789, Lunenberg. Daniel, d 15 Sept. 1831, Williamson County, Tennessee. Bible record shows children Cornelius, b 12 May 1790; Eliza, b 6 July 1792; Polly, b 25 Oct. 1794. Page torn or cut; could be others.)
April 1825. p. 487. Susannah INGRAM (PLF) -vs- Daniel CRENSHAW and William H. SPENCER (DEF). Debt.

1811 Williamson County, Tennessee Tax List
CRENSHAW, Cornelius - 1WP - Double Tax

1812 Williamson County, Tennessee Tax List
CRENSHAW, Cornelius - 1WP - 1BP
CRENSHAW, Joseph - 1WP - 1BP
CRENSHAW,Hanry - 1WP - 1BP
CRENSHAW, Oliver - 1WP
CRENSHAW, Nancy - 2 BP
CRENSHAW, James - 1WP
CRENSHAW, John - 1WP
CRENSHAW, Joseph - 239 Murfrees Fk.

1813 Williamson County, Tennessee Tax List
CRENSHAW, Cornelius - 1WP
CRENSHAW, Oliver - 1WP - 3BP
CRENSHAW, James - 1WP - 1BP
CRENSHAW, Joseph - 1WP - 2BP

Williamson County, Tennessee Will Book 1819-1825 (Hays. DPL 929.3 T2WIhv.3)
Jan. session 1813. John CRENSHAW decd, inventory. Horse, livestock, silver watch,clothing, crops & cash. Joseph CRENSHAW adm.
April session 1813. Richard WILLET, decd, a/c of sales. Among buyers: James CRENSHAW.
2 Nov. 1813. Gurdon SQUIER decd, a/c of sales. Among buyers: Oliver CRENSHAW.
Jan. 1814 Session. Peter PERKINS decd. Among buyers: Cornelius CRENSHAW.
Jan. 1815 Session. Sharod MILLS decd, inv. Saddle, rifle, carpenter tools, silver watch, pocketbook containing notes on the following: Joseph CRENSHAW, James CRENSHAW, Crenshaw FENTWELL.
July session 1815. Hugh HENDERSON decd, inventory. Notes on the following: Oliver CRENSHAW, Joseph CRENSHAW.
April session 1816. John CRAFTON Inventory. Notes on the following: Pleasant CRENSHAW, bad debt. Thos. CRENSHAW, bad debt.
July session 1816. Wm. SAMPLE decd. Inventory. Note on Daniel CRENSHAW.
Jan. session 1817. Cornelius CRENSHAW inventory. Admrs Sarah CRENSHAW. Livestock, furniture & tools.
April session 1817. John CRENSHAW decd, a/c of sales. Oliver CRENSHAW adm.
April session 1817. John C. CRENSHAW decd, additional inv. Negro woman Phillis. Oliver CRENSHAW, Adm.
July 1817. John A. LAGRON decd, inventory and a/c of sales. Those buying: Daniel CRENSHAW, etc........
Oct. session 1817. John C. CRENSHAW decd, settlement. Oliver CRENSHAW indebted to the estate of his deceased brother John C. CRENSHAW. 30 Sept. 1817.
April session 1818. James SAMPLE decd, settlement. Paid: Daniel CRENSHAW (corn).
Oct. session 1818. John CRAFTON decd, settlement. Expenses paid to: Pleasant CRENSHAW (bad debt), Thomas CRENSHAW (bad debt).

Middle Tennessee Crossroads, 1982, Vol. 2 (DPL 929.3768M 927)
Filed May 1818-Aug. 1820. 1808, Joseph CRENSHAW came from Virginia to work on house being built by Kemp HOLLAND. Joseph to live on Lick Creek. Joseph's brothers James and John and Bil Sherwood MILLS came from Virginia and lived in neighborhood. Joseph and John left and James and MILLS finished the work. 1816 and 1817, Williamson County, James and Joseph summoned to court, could not be found. 1818, James and Joseph summoned to court in Maury County, Tennessee. James stated was living in Madison County, Mississippi since ca 1815. (Madison County, Mississippi not estab. until 1828; probably Madison County, Mississippi Territory. Madison County, Alabama estab. 1808 in Mississippi Territory until Alabama became state, 1819.)

1820 Maury County, Tennessee Census
Joseph CRENSHAW - 010010-10010-0
Nancy CRENSHAW - 000100-00101-0

1820 Williamson County, Tennessee Census
p3 - Daniel GRENSHAW - 130001-00010-6
p6 - Sarah GRENSHAW - 000000-22201-0

1830 Williamson County, Tennessee Census
p213 - Sarah CRENSHAW - 0-00120001
p225 - Daniel CRENSHAW - 000010001-00000001
p248 - Daniel CRENSHAW - 00001-2011

1840 Maury County, Tennessee Census
p380 - Charles CRENSHAW - 000001-0000000101

1840 Williamson County, Tennessee Census
p130 - Chestine CRENSHAW - 10012-11001
p132 - Sally CRENSHAW - 2-01001001

Giles County, Tennessee Miscellaneous Records 1750-1970: Class Book of Rehoboth Methodist Church Society
Member - 1855(?) - Mary CRENSHAW
p83 - Old Pulaski Cemetery - Rebecca Ann CRENSHAW - d. 24 Nov. 183_, age 7 months.