John Crim

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Hi Paula - thank you for your posted question. I do believe that this a different Crim line; I do not recognize and of the names you mentioned. Could your John Crim have married more than once? My John Crim ancestor is Crim-88, born 1701; his son is Joseph Crim-89, born 1760, which is the Crims I am under. If I come up with anything, I will post it here. Are you able to read my family tree and see if there is a brother of my line who had a John Crim in your line?

Hello - my name is Paula Crim Frazee and I am looking for information about my great-great grandfather whose name was also John Crim. He married Lucy Narramore in 1861 in Clay County, Missouri. His son was named William Russell Barnett Crim, his son was named Russell Bryant Crim and his son was my father, William David Crim. Do we have a connection to your family that you know of?

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I am looking for info on Harriet Hill, Mother of Hannah Hill-Crim. Harriet is my great-grandmother. She is from Canada and is buried there possibly.

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