Kramer Family Tree » Margaret Ann McBride (1794-1845)

Personal data Margaret Ann McBride 

• She was born on June 1, 1794 in Chestertown, Warren County, NY, United States.
• (MARR) in the year 1810 in Warren County, New York, Verenigde Staten: Echtgeno(o)t(e): David Crandall.
• She died August 1845 in LaHarpe, Hancock County, Illinois, United States, she was 51 years old.
• She is buried in the year 1845 in LaHarpe Cemetery, LaHarpe, Hancock County, Illinois, United States.

Household of Margaret Ann McBride

She had a relationship with David Crandall.

Child(ren):

1. Mariah Crandall  1812-1842
2. David Mead Crandall  1814-1839
3. Eliza Crandall  1816-1901
4. Myron Nathan Crandall  1818-1860 
5. Julia Ann Crandall  1820-????
6. Spicer Wells Crandall  1822-1879
7. Emeline Crandall  1824-1898
8. Laura Johnson nee Crandall  1828-1905
9. Martin Pardon Crandall  1830-1895
10. Lucian Delancy Crandall  1832-1884
11. Nelsen David Crandall  1834-1893
12. Margaret Ann Crandall  1836-1853

Notes about Margaret Ann McBride

=Margaret Ann McBride Crandall= * BIRTH 1 Jun 1794 Chestertown, Warren County, New York, USA * DEATH Aug 1845 (aged 51) La Harpe, Hancock County, Illinois, USA * BURIAL La Harpe Cemetery, La Harpe, Hancock County, Illinois, USA * MEMORIAL ID 116808880 Margaret McBride Crandall, a couple stories As derived from a talk given by Eva C. Johnson, 1953 "Margaret was the fifth child and oldest daughterof Abigail, born in Chester, Washington County, New York, in June 1795. In 1811 when she was 16 years old, she was married to David Crandall. She was the mother of 12 children, eight of whom grew to maturity....Evan Green (secretary to the Prophet Joseph Smith), Amasa Lyman, and William Cahoon toured New York state as missionaries of the Chruch of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. They found the McBrides, and David and Margaret McBride Crandall living in Villanova, Chautaqua County, New York. They were good listeners, believed the religion, and were baptized in June 1833. These good peoplewere very kind to the elders who were travelling in those days without purse or script. They shared their shelter and urge to gather with the Church, and sold at great sacrifice (as many converts did) their farms and homes and moved to Kirtland, Ohio one hundred thirty-five miles away. They assisted in the building of the city and gave of their means for the building of the Kirtland temple...Shealso went through the trials and tribulations of Kirtlandand Nauvoo. When her youngest son, Nelson D Crandall was 11 years old, she died at LaHarp, Hancock county, Illinois in August 1845. LaHarp is just a few miles from Nauvoo. Her husband, David Crandall, married again and remained in Illinois where he died in 1861." "One of the greatest tributes to Margaret McBride Crandall is the loyalty ofher children. They did what their mother would have them do. They came to the valleys with the Saints- and they came together and stayed together. her daughters were skilled in the arts of homemakingwhich involved many arts in those days...they in turn passed their skills on down to their daughters." [2] '''Parents''' Daniel McBride 1766–1823 Abigail Mead McBride 1770–1854 '''Spouse''' David Crandall 1795–1861 (m. 1810) '''Siblings''' Samuel McBride 1789–1874 Daniel McBride 1791–1865 Cyrus Gideon McBride 1800–1883 Reuben McBride 1803–1891 Martha McBride Knight Smith Kimball1805–1901 '''Children''' Mariah Crandell 1812–1841 Eliza Crandall Deal 1816–1901 Myron Nathan Crandall 1818–1860 Spicer Wells Crandall 1822–1879 Emeline Crandall Bird 1824–1898 Laura Crandall Bird 1828–1905 Martin Pardon Crandall 1830–1895 Lucian Delancy Crandall 1832–1884 Nelson David Crandall 1834–1893 ==References== [1] https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/116808880/margaret-ann-crandall ==GEDCOM Source== [2] Ancestry Family Trees Ancestry Family Trees Ancestry Family Tree

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