William CHRISMAN & Mary BOYD

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William CHRISMAN
Mary BOYD

Husband: William CHRISMAN
Birth: 13 Apr 1812, Hopkinsville, Christian Co., KY
Death: 8 Nov 1860
Father: George CHRISMAN, descendant of Michael CHRISMAN of Worms
Mother: Elizabeth HAGLER

Marriage: 1 Aug 1833, Morgan Co., IL

Wife: Mary BOYD
Birth: 1817/8, KY

Children:

— born in Morgan [now Scott] Co., IL:
1. Elizabeth CHRISMAN, b. 1834/5
2. John CHRISMAN, b. 1835/6
3. George CHRISMAN, b. 1838/9

— born in Scott Co., IL:
4. Nancy CHRISMAN, b. 1840/1
5. Mary CHRISMAN, b. 1842/3
6. William CHRISMAN, b. 1844/5
7. Ellen CHRISMAN, b. 1848/9

Sources (n.b., Scott Co. was formed from Morgan Co. in 1839):

1. Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763–1900:

CHRISMAN, WILLIAM BOYD, MARY MORGAN 08/01/1833 00A/0024 00000942

2. 1840 Census Index (online at GenealogyLibrary.com):

Chrisman, William IL Scott Co. Winchester p. 150

3. 1850 Census Index/Microfilm (online at GenealogyLibrary.com): Scott Co., IL, p. 91B, 1247/1282, enumerated 9 Dec 1850 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

William Chrisman 38 m Farmer 700 Ky

Mary       " 32 f "

John       " 14 m Ills

George     " 11 M "

Nancy      " 9 f "

Mary       " 7 f "

William    " 5 m "

Ellen      " 1 f "

Elizabeth " 15 f "

Living two doors down from James BONDS, widower of William's niece, Annice CHRISMAN.

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